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NROO2 BH CODE . PO A 419 PM IMMEDIATE JARUAKY 26, 1975 GDM . Ube . — ; | TO: DIRECTOR ATTN: INSPECTION DIVISION, dO. a FRove BIRWINGHAH | . ; o, 7 - : | ADMINISTRATIVE INQUIRY - ae CO . oO A te REBUTEL JANUARY 25, 1975. . j- { Sa JAMES F. SNIDER, BH OFFICE, RECALLS FOMWOWING | / ‘| 3 CONCERNING HIS ASSIGNMENT AT 1964 DEMOCRATIC MP IONAL CONVENTION” ATLANTIC CITY, Ned. | le SAC, NEWARK. | Be SA SNIDER RECALLS BUREAU ASSISTANCE REQIESTED BY SECRET SERVICE IN PROTECTING PRESIDENT DURING CONVENT. 3. LIASON WITH SA'S WILLIAM P. CRAWFORD AW) JOHN CARY WHO i WERE ASSIGNED, I BELIEVE TO MINGLE WITH CROWD G! THE BOARDYALKS OUTSIDE CONVENTION HAEDQUARTERS AND TO INFILTRME COMEDIAN DICK | GREGORY GROUP TO LEARN OF ANY DISRUPTION THEY *BiAN AND TO GATHER ANY INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION WHICH MAY HAVE BEN OF ASSISTANCE TO | . 446485 ' END PAGE ONE REC- 104 bed ~. en BE FEB 8 1975 pene ESTER Hee, This document is prepared in response to 4 our t } isseme. Aue pow outside your Commiticn, a és use és linnttod, ‘to official preeonn by ; yal - an £ ; . z . 14 nel without the express approval of the PBL ee °° weauthoriced person- Sb A HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 121 —
OTHER SPECIAL AGENTS WHO HAD SIMILAR ASSIGNEMENTS To “MIRGL: AMONG THE PROTEST GROUPS IN AN ATTEMPT TO ASCERTAIN THEI PLANS AND OBSERVE ANY UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OCCURRING ANONG THEL= tin — GROUPS. 7. NO. Se THE INSTRUCTIONS I RECEIVED ALONG WITH OTHER SPECI&L AGENTS INDICATED WE WERE TO ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE IF THE PrC~ TEST GROUPS PLANNED ANY TERRORIST ACTIVITY. MY ASSUIIPTION WAS THAT WE WERE TO ASCERTAIN INFORMATION RE ANY ACTS COMING WITHIN THE BUREAU S JURISDICTION. : 9, NO. 10. NO. 11. I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY TESURS. 12. DUE TO THE SCOPE OF MY ASSIGRMENT, YHICH WAS LIMITED AND CONFINED TO MINGLING AND CONYERSING WITH PROTEST GROUPS IN AN EFFORT TO ASCERTAIN IF ANY ACTS OF TERRORISI WERE BEING PLANNED, I HAVE NO ADDITIONAL PERTENENT RECOLLEC- TIONS PERTAINING TO THIS MATTER. END HOLD HW_55078 Docld:32989535 Page 127 SE
a, rr i “s NR 002 NK CODE i “ 745 PM IMMEDIATE 1/26/75 TJB | f f FROM NEWARK ADMINISTRATIVE INQUIRY RE: BUREAU TELETYPE DATED JANUARY 26, 1975. t- is to ~ DIRECTOR, FSI ATTENTION: INSPECT 10% DIVISION oe FOLLOW ING ARE RESPONSES’ TO ENUMERATED QUESTIONS BY NEWARK | PERSONNEL WHO PARTICIPATED IN COVERAGE OF 1964 DEMOCRATIC NATLORNAL CUNVEWI LU®, ALLAN IU ULlt, SEW JEnSETs SA THOMAS G BUTTLE (1) FORMER SRA LEO T. CLARK. (2) NO RECOLLECTION OF ANY SPECIFIC INSERUCTIONS OTHER THAN RELAYED BY FORMER ASSISTANT DIRECTOR "DE LOACH, (3) I HAND CARRIED MAIL FROM ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH TO THE ATLANTIC CITY AIRPORT AND TURNED OVER D, ALLEGHERY, PILOT FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT. ALSO PICKED reer Reece won @L FEB 8 1975 4 2uce document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi =e al quater outside your Committee. Its use is*timited to official proceedings by 4 sour Cummeittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unautrorized person— 5 mall without the express aporovl of the FRI , HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 126
HW 55078) Docld:32969535 Page 129 NK PAGE TWO ‘UP MAIL BEING SENT TO ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH FROM NATIONAL AIRPORT. I AFFORDED FISUR COVERAGE OF MEMBERS OF SCC, CCRE AND WHITE AND BLACK GROUPS DEMONSTRATING AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. (4) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH AND LEO T. CLARK. I EPORTED TO CLARK (5) ALL INFORMATION WAS ORALLY REPORTED BO THE: BEST OF MY ‘RECOLLECTION. M Z (8) MY RECOLLECTION IS THAT DE LOACH HELD A CONFERENCE UPON HIS ARRIVAL IN ATLANTIC CITY TO EXPLAIN THAT INFORMATION HAD BEEN RECEIVED AT THE BUREAU INDICATING EFFIRTS WOULD BE MADE TO DISRUPT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION BY MILITANT AND/ OR CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS. DE LOACH FELT THAT ANY DISRUPTION AT THE CONVENTION COULD BE AVOIDED BY GATHERING OF INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THESE GROUPS, WHICH INFORMATION WOULD THEN BE RELAYED TO THE SECRET SERVICE ANE LOCAL POLICE FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION, (7) NO.
NK at . i PAGE THREE (8) NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS RECALLED, HOWEVER, MY ACTIVITIES WERE ASSUMED TO BE WITHIN THE INVESTIGATIVE JURISDICTION OF THE. BUREAU. (9) NO RECOLLECTION, ASSIGNMENT WAS AFFORDED THE SANE CONFIDENTIALITY AS IN ANY OTHER BUREAU SECURITY MATTER. (10) WO. NC. NO ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO INTERVIEW ME BY ANY FORMER BUREAU EMPLOYEE. C11) I WAS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY TESUR ACTIVITY. (12) NONE, . SA HARRY D. JONES (1) SRA LEO T. CLARK. (2) TO STAND SECURITY WATCH AT THE ATLANTIC CITY RA AND RELATED SPACES FROM 11 P.M UNTIL ABOUT 10 ABM. THE NEXT DAY AND TO BURN THE TRASH. a. (3) TO STAND SECURITY WATCH FROM 11 P.M. TO ABOUT 10 AM THE NEXT DAY AND TO ANSWER THE TELEPHONE. (4) THE CHAIN OF COMMAND WAS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH AND SRA LEO T. CLARK. I REPORTED’ DIRECTLY TO MR. DE LOACH. (5) MY RESULTS WERE FURWISHED ORALLY EXCEPT CN ONE OCCASION 132989535 Page 130 ae hg
NK - | PAGE FOUR . WHEN I WAS UNABLE TO CONTACT SECRET SERVICE AT CONVENTION HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, REGARDING A SECURITY MATTER. 1 WAS ADVISED TO SUBMIT & MEMORANDUM TO THE DIRECTOR, WHICH I DID. ON THIS OCCASION, THE SECRET SERVICE OFFICE AT CONVENTION HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, WAS CLOSED, AND I NOTIFIED THE NIGHT SUPERVISOR AT THE BUREAU, NAME NOT RECALLED, .ON THE FACTS AND HE TOLD ME TO SUSMIT A MEMORANDUM. THAT WAS THE ONLY OCCASION IN WHICH 1 SUBMITTED A WRITTEN MEMORANDUM. (6) IN FULFILLING THIS ASSIGNMENT, MY ONLY INSTRUCTION WAS TO MAINTAIN SECURITY AT THE ATLANTIC CITY RA SPACES AND THE SPECIAL OFFICE SET UP ON THE SECUND FLUUR UF In ULY FOST OFFICE BUILDING, PACIFIC AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES, ATLANTIC CITY, AND TO HANDLE ALL INQUIRIES. IT IS NOTED THAT MR. DE LOACH GENERALLY LEFT THE OFFICE ABOUT ONE A.M, AND AFTER THAT TIME THERE WERE PRACTICALLY NO INCOMING TELEPHONE CALLS. €7) NO INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED BY ME THAT THE BUREAU" S SERVICES WERE BEING UTILIZED FOR POLITICAL REASON, (8) I HAD NOT RECEIVED ANY SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT THIS OPERATION BUT IT WAS MY UNDERSTANDING THAT THE BUREAU’S ‘ re . - ° . + waar * oo * HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 131
7 | oO QO . s { { , — ® t NK PAGE FIVE ae INTEREST IN THIS MATTER WAS INTERNAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES REGARDING FOSSIBLE RACIAL MATTERS THAT WOULD LEAD TO RACIAL UNREST OR CIVIL STRIFE. ALSO TO OBTAIN INFORMATION OF ANY RACIAL UNREST THAT COULD BE DISSEMINATED TO APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, (9) NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS WERE ISSUED, I ASSUMED THAT THIS ASSIGNMENT, AS WELL AS OTHER BUREAU ASSIGEMENTS’ OF THIS NATURE, WAS TO SE REGARDED AS CONFIDENTIAL. (10 J NEVER DISCUSSED THIS ASSIGNMENT WITH ANY PERSON OUTSIDE THE BUREAU. | Cli) < HAD NO PEKSUNAL KNUWLEDGE Or ANY TEOURS. a. coL THAT OUR INVOLVEMENT WAS OF AN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING NATURE CONCERNING CORE, SNCC, AND OTHER GROUPS AND I8DIVIDUALS WHO CAME TO ATLANTIC CITY TO POSSIBLY INVOLVE THEMSELVES IN RACIAL AND CIVIL UNREST. (12) THE FOREGOING ELEVEN QUESTIONS, I BELIEVE, CONCERNING THE INQUIRY OF MY ACTIVITIES DURING THE 1964 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION COMPLETELY COVERS MY ACTIVITIES. 2 AM UNABLE TO RECOMMEND FURTHER QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. HW. 55076 Docld:329895355 Page 152
PAGE TWELVE (6) TOLD NOTHING OTHER -THAN TO PROVIDE SATISFACTORY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, (7) NO. (8) MY INSTRUCTIONS WERE TO REPORT TO ATLANTIC CITY RA FOR RADIO PURPOSES AND IT WAS CLEAR IT WAS A MATTER FALLING WITHIN THE BUREAW S JURISDICTION, C9) I CANNOT RECALL DIRECTLY. BUT I TREAT ALL BUREAU WORK I PERFORM AS CONFIDENTIAL. (10) NC. C11) TESURS IS A TERM I AM UNFAMILIAR WITH. (12) NONE, | m~ 28 mM mn TREAT FPN AY VAL We wud aur C1) MY SUPERVISOR WAS CONRAD WY THOMPSON, (2) I WAS DETAILED TO GO TO ATLANTIC CITY AND AWAIT INSTRUCTIONS THROUGH THE SRA, LEO T. CLARK. (3) MY INSTRUCTIONS WERE TO ASSIST WHEREVER NEEDED AND PARTICULARLY TO PROTECT THE BUREAU' S INTERESTS AND ASSIST THE SECRET SERVICE DETAIL AT THE CONVENTION. JI WORKED THROUGH THE ATLANTIC CITY SRA. SPECIFICALLY, I WORKED ON THE CONVENTION BW 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 139
PAGE THIRTEEN _ | FLOOR AT VARIOUS TIMES AND PARTICULARLY WHEN PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSOW ARRIVED AT THE CONVENTION, THE SECRET SERVICE DETAIL WAS CONCERNED WITH DENONSTRATIONS ON THE CONVENTION FLOOR AND THE USE OF CREDENTIALS PASSED OUT OF DOORS AND WINDOWS TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS TO ENABLE THEM TO ENTER CON- VENTION HALL AND CONDUCT DEMONSTRATIONS AND USE DISRUPTIVE TACTICS. (4) OVERALL SUPERVISION AT ATLANTIC CITY WAS BY MR. CARTHA DE LOACH; HOWEVER, MY ASSIGNMENTS ALL CAME THROUGH SRA CLARK WHO WORKED CLOSELY WITH STATE POLICE AND SECRET SERVICE. (5) ALL INFORMATION OBTAINED WAS FURNISHED ORALLY TO j SRA CLARK. (6) NOTIFICATION OF THIS ASSIGNMENT WAS BY SUPERVISOR CONRAD W. THOMPSON, I WAS ADVISED THAT MY PRESENCE AND THAT OF OTHER AGENTS WAS MAINLY TO ASSIST SECRET SERVICE MEN IN THEIR SECURITY RESPONSIBILITIES AND TO BE AN OBSERVER AT ANY DEMONSTRATIONS WHICH MIGHT OCCUR ON THE FLOOR CF THE CONVENTICH, | C7) NO. (8) MY UNDERSTANDING WAS THAT AGENTS WERE THERE AS en ae BW 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 140 = ae &, Siimnntnthdenete a ese
PAGE FOURTEEN “ oe OBSERVERS AND TO ASSIST SECRET SERVICE AND CARRY OUT THE OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE FBI. | (9) THE IDENTIFICATION ISSUED TO ME WAS THAT OF AN NBC NEYSMAN AND I yas CAUTIONED TO KEEP MY IDENTITY CONCEALED, PARTICULARLY ON THE FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION. (13) NO. (11) I HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY TESUR COVERAGE. (12) NONE. . . LLOYD A. NELSON . (1) EITHER SAC RALPH W BACHMAN OR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR “CARTHA DE LOACH INSTRUCTED US TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ASSIGNMENT. - (2) |THE ONLY INSTRUCTIONS I HAD WERE TO PHOTOGRAPH THE CORE. NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS WERE GIVEN. (3) MY ASSIGNMENT WAS STRICTLY PHOTOS RAPHY. C4) AS I RECALL, MR. DE LOACH HAD TWO OR THREE NEN WITH HIM FROM THE BUREAU; HOWEVER, I DO NOT RECALL THEIR NAMES. WE MAY HAVE REPORTED TO THEM OR TO-MR. DE LOACH. ACTUALLY, THERE WAS NO DAY-TO-DAY REPORTING OF WHAT. I HAD DONE AND WHEN GROUPS WHICH HAD THE POTENTIAL FOR VIOLENCE, SUCH AS SNCC AND AW 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 141
NK 4 PAGE FIFTEEN THE CONVENTION WAS OVER, ALL THE EXPOSED FILM WAS TURNED OVER TO WR. DE LCACH AND HIS ASSISTANTS TO BE TAKEN TO THE BUREAU. (5) THE ORLY INFORMATION 1 EVER GAVE WOULD HAVE BEEN ORALLY AND I NEVER WROTE ANY MEMORANDA OF ANY TYPE. (6) AS 1 RECALL, MY ASSIGHEMENT yaS TO PHOTOGRAPH ACTIVITIES MAINLY IN THE AREA OF CONVENTION HALL AND THE BOARDWALK. IT WAS MY IMPRESSION THAT IN THE EVENT ANY OF THESE GROUPS, SUCH AS SNCC OR CORE, HAD ANY DEMONSTRATIONS OR IF ANY VIOLENCE OCCURRED THAT PHOTOGRAPHS OF ‘THE SITUATION WOULD BE OBTAINED AND cow N BF MSFN 1 TER TO IDENTIFY THE PEOPLE INVOLVED. (7) I HAVE NO PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE FINAL DESTINATION OF ANY OF THE INFORMATION RECEIVED BUT I RECALL THAT ONE OF THE PRESIDENT’ S AIDES, WHOSE NAME I BELIEVE WAS WALTER JENKINS, WAS EITHER AT CONVENTION HALL OR AT SOME OTHER OFFICE IN THE CITY. I BELIEVE THAT MR. DE LOACH CONTACTED JENKINS WITH INFORMATION HE MIGHT HAVE RECEIVED. (3) IT IS MY OPINION THAT OUR PURPOSE WAS TO OBTAIN INFORMATION REGARDING THE POSSIBLE ACTIONS OF THE SNCC OR CORE GROUPS SO THAT APPROPRI ATE. PEOPLE -COULD BE FORZLWARNED OF ANY -~ HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 142 A a a tne
7 _ _— — GQ 3! : e to. A ‘ 5 © \ , T ' NK : | : FAGE SIXTEEN ' t POSSIBLE DEMONSTRATIONS OR VIOLENCE. ALL OF THIS WOULD BE WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE BUREAU. (9) I RECALL RO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF THE ASSIGNMENT; HOWEVER, IF WAS TREATED IN TE NORMAL CONFIDENTIAL MANNER AS ALL BUREAU YORK. — (10) I NEVER DISCUSSED THIS ASSIGNMENT YITH ANYONE OUTSIDE THE BUREAU . C11) I KNOW OF NO INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT WERE COVERED BY TESURS. (12) AN ARTICLE IN THE NEWSPAPER INDICAEED THAT DE LOACH HAD A DIRECT LINE TO THE WHITE HOUSE, 1 AM AYARE OF THE FACT THAT THEY DID WAVE A DIRECT PTER TA THR RUPFANe HOWEUFR. T KNOW OF NO DIRECT LINE TO THE WHITE HOUSE AND NEVER HEARD THIS DISCUSSED. THIS CONCLUDES RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS OF PERTINENT NEWARK PERSONNEL REQUESTED IN REBUTEL. + | END TJT FB I WASH DC CLR 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 143
2k TF ant Me ma meer rem mm ® @ : Item #9 This Item requests’ a memorandum contained in Newark files dated 8/22/64, concerning technical surveillance at the Democratic National Convention (DNC). The following memorandum dated 8/21/64, concerns technical surveillance at the DNC and is believed to be responsive to this request. ne ee . HW 55076 DBocld:32999535 Page 144
. e Ortronas POR HO. 10 ° ety 010-108 UNITED STATES ©: RNMENT Y Memorandun ~~, TO : FITE ee FROM : 10 R. W. BACHMAN SUBJECT: ARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. . oli-C ~ At 5:30 p.m., 8/20/64, Assistant Director Willian + Sullivan telephoned from the Bureau. He stated tnat according to Bureau information KING is to arrive at the Claridse Hovel, Atlantic City, N. J., on Saturday, 8/22/64, or Sunday, 8/23/64; that we should arrange tesur and misur coverage but should not go beyond one man az the hotel in ascertaining the room assign- ments of KING. He authorized us to rent a room at the hotel for monitoring. . & 3:51 p.m., 8/21/64, I telephonically advised” Mr. Sullivan that KING is on the V.I.P. list at the hotel, his reservations having been made by the Democratic National Com-~ mittee; that he previously requested three single connecting rooms, StUartving Sunday ; 0/23/64 Ty Ulla & 1103 wo G Las bocn receives from the hotel of a possible earlier arrival date; that the hotel tentatively plans to assign him Rooms 1901, 1902 and 1923, the latter connecting with 1901, but beins around the corner from the other two; that the hotel at tnis time has a problen as Room 1923 is occupied and although the people previously checking in at the hotel were advised that the room should be vacated by 8/23/64 because of the convention, the hotel has had no word from the occupants of Room 1923 as to whether he plans to abide by theseinstructions; that we have obtained for our use Room 1521. Mr. Sullivan stated that it would.be permissible to go ahead and effect tesur and misur coverage in 1901 and 1902 and to handle 1923 when it is vacated. eo " Foregotps for we ud purposes nt) po io cto A 7 oh — bel as Z \" - Vi RWB:ets /_- a i 71. (2) Lar. rT SEARCHED wan. Piyginio a _ SERIALIZED .. . A G 21 1 1954 : . t f som FBI — NEWANK U7 ed in response to your request anXis no Ce This document is prepar Sp te use is limited to offta ok dings by ke G *tee. nation outside your Commi. 3 a8 your Commitice and the content may ‘nut 2 disulosed to un nel without the express approval of the FBI . Ia BW 55078 Docld:32969535 Bage 145
fo . 4 OPNOMAL TCL HO, 10 f 4 : | ee $ote-104 ae . Kee _ UNITED STATES 4 “ERNMENT ee. A A v3 asrt BY ; tor . LVLEINGFEN AUN t So wt fot 2 / ta of ied TOF gag, NEARS oe BARS PROM ; BR SA BERNARD J, CONNELD SUBTECT: wn DENCCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION ATLANTIC CITY . 8/24 — 28/64 . JUNE At 5:35, SRA LEO CLARK advised SA RUSSELL H. HORNER, that Rev. MARTIN LUTHER KING had finished testifying at 4:25 PM and was still standing by in the Committee Room. SA TOM BUTTLE was in a position to observe when KING would leave the room. 5 RO CO EN RE CES Pm tap ene ‘ * With respect to other agents CLARK stated that the work on the two phones has been completed; however, they could not get 1n the mike, in view of the fact that they had to leave the room. (Supervisor BERT TURNER of Division 5 at the Bureau advised of this by SA B,J. CONNELL.) . . o° . : . . CLARK also stated that on Bureau instructions a mike ’ should be considered for temporary CORE Headquarters ° at 2414 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey. ade tn echt ne idan Vals And R el ranean ae Lint atte atte areticnttaehnlietes db tnmee erties Minin Arnie A. etnaninarientinatn Melt tte ner Mme 8 antes seteceree Ore mesees wae hee me renee CLARK advised he was notified by New Jersey State Police that in their monitoring of the Citizens Band Radio they have heard statements by CORE which they feel are inflammatory. CLARK stated that the Bureau instructions to him are that the Bureau also wants coverage of this Citizens Radio Band. . CLARK also advised of additional equipment that re would be needed by SA JOHN DEVLIN at Atlantic City. SA HORNER a contacted SA B.D. WILLIANS who will secure the necessary i equipment and with SA JOHN CREAMER will return to Atlantic City. : . oo. ; . JD . . . . : a a We peter > . > en ees STANSISOS 1 SbRALL 8 LL, & ° . L his document is prepared im response to your requést and is not for dissemi- FRI NEWATS ZA nation outside your Commétee.” Its se is limited to official proceedings by Vt > 4 your Convmittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized ‘person~-~ ~~ — nel without the express approval of the FBI . ‘ . PO ‘AW 55076 DocId: 32989535 Page 146
7-2-68 SAC LETTER 68-38 « (B) ) INVESTIGATIVE COVERS, -- Ata recent antidraft demonstration t a Bureau Agent posing as a newsman was recognized by a representative| ; of a newspaper that has been traditionally hostile to the FBI. The Speciql Agent involved was attempting to identify the demonstrators and those ~*~ who were burning their draft cards, and to record statements of various individuals participating in the demonstration. A distorted news item regarding the Agent's activities appeared in a subsequent issue of that paper reflecting the Bureau in an unfavorable light. ™ t, tee a TMEV ete Can as UNREAL oe mieaeetioad Consequently, you should instruct your Agent personnel that, henceforth, no matter what the justification, they are not .to pose as newsmen or representatives of any wire service for the purpose of j establishing an investigative cover. (Security Letter on attached pages) 5 3 oo MAILED 2 (REC. a6 f 25 JUL = te 1968 This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt~ nation outside your Committee, Its use ts limited to offt-ial proceedings by your Committee and the content may nut 6° disclosed to «:.authorized person- nel without the express approval of the FI . | AW AS07868 Docld:329895435 Page 147 jE eee ee
> ‘a. ~ - arn RAO 1992 EDINON Memorandum CPU AL FORM HO, 10 5010-166 * GSA UI £TG, NO, 27 ? UNSLED STATES GOVE, 1ENT i “ . \ ' . . : ‘e \ TO . , oS ; pare: 6/25/68 | «4 7 oo Mr. Bishop + ' aD ae FROM : M,:A.’ Jones WA af “ uy i : ry fo! (Pa SUBJECT: INVESTIGATIVE COVERS USED . BY SPECIAL AGENTS ” 7 As you are aware, a distorted news item appeared in the June 18th issue of "The Washington Post" im which it was alleged p News Service (INS) at the anti-draft demonstration in front of the U.S. \ L “: that a Special Agent had posed as a representative of the International [- ran “ fiw 1W9qU0d BY} pun sazquumoD wnok ‘aaITUULoD wnoh apisyno woKnU fi 04 asuodso. U2 patodard 32 quawnoop svyF, og ZOU ‘roa ayn fo woaosddn ssaudua oy2 InoyzM jou UW} 4 O6% SET 4 t ZLLOYINDUN 0} P980]I8?” tmotaranbtchetds Lenten tcis shit Atak tant nth track enh Att atta tnt rls ered NEED mas tarcieed jas enre arse etivian Rata bith ileal outer mtud ca mamedre yates aViidd Me Aasenieteted Pb dein letheg «PENS ver teenat shi Laan ahertaestenmnnae tts diraie tit cabelas RA, beesaranceg ne ane wwsteas { 0Uu st pun ysanbat Kno fig sburpaar0sd yorrfjo 0} Loz “—UosLad Pe ~uassip 40 / Nd WY ~~ % gy uw “Ip -Myr. Casper - Enclosure “Jo, Ure Mr. Gale - Enclosure La, % igdrat 39.9169 S33) Paye 148 Supreme Court on June 17, 1968. é As a matter of background, the Department had requested FBI coverage of this demonstration; consequently, a Special Agent of the Wrachinatan Fiala Oftica, Wnohineton Pield Offies wy corrying a tane recorder, mingled with newo- men at the demonstration in order to identify participants, those who burned their draft cards, and to record the comments of various spokes- ;{men for the demonstrators. In response to inqairies from the demonsira- {tors the Special Agent indicated he was a free-lance reporter. At no time dia he identify himself as a member of INS. re ea foe A # os Unfortunately, the Special Agent was recognized by a’ Washington Post reporter who is obviously responsible for the news report which subsequently appeared in that paper. It is noted that the { Special Agent and his supervisor have since been censured for failing to janticipate the possibility that the Special Agent might be recognized by j members of the news media present at the demonstration. ee Mr. DeLoach has received a letier from Julius Frandsen, . Vice President and Washington Manager of United Press International -(UPI). who is a good friend of the Bureau and is on the Special Correspondents List. pointing out the undesirable features of having Agents represent themselves as newsmen. The Director has noted, 'We must never use cover of a newspaper nor of a wire service. H." 4 REC-42 4 Uf MEME, 7? te rf pn fo. wee ft 7 é woe are” ye f » Enclosure -~ i -Mr., DeLoach - Enclosure ~ *” 1 -Mr. Bishop - Enclosure 1 -Mr. Callahan - Enclosure
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‘ — ry g i wo” - {: { | > — ‘@ eo we erg ere ' H t . : l, { | “Chitites flee M8 Anternational y sewenan OFFICES NEWS BUILDING, 220 EAST 4249 STREET JULIUS FRANDSEN NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 VICE PRESICENT WASHINGTON MANAGER 31S NATIONAL PRESS BUILOING WASHINGTON, D.C.20004 June 19, 1968 Mr. Cartha D. DeLoach Assistant to the Director Federal Bureau of Investigation The Department of Justice Washington, D.C. qnoygm you Dear Deke: Po . () fe 7 ° . a rio . (i ‘ a ‘ Lied . I know that various subterfuges necessarily - must be resorted to from time to time. Jd Bub T shintk theres amo oveellant resaanne why f \_- Waa em we te it is undesirable for agents to represent themselves as UAZU0d BY2 PUY aaygvuuoD wmolh "BOIVUUMOD Ino apisyno U01ZDU of. 0% asuodsa.t ua palotlasd $2 JustunIOp SUIT, Ta 04g fo joroaddn ssardua 9y2 Be x8 they have undercover U.S. government connections. .Our . eS. 5 ‘nOn-friends are likely to use references such as were in s<8 the pager Tuesday morning to keep such unfounded suspicions SS alive. SS 2 ote In any event, they shouldn't use the name of such Sse a near-reality as "International News Service". UP and = 3 INS were merged barely ten years ago to form UPI, and I 8s believe we still hold hee to the name of INS. ui >. ““h a Qu ~” Po .¢t rom e ~ 8S 8 " Sincersis. Poker os a°S j a Bio wh / see . ° Lo JUL 9 Sppg CLOSER OU Ge 118 oJ, ius Frandsen essere mam Casco . Ye 5 _ 4 JUL 9 1968 Coe On. LE, hoe. P, SOF yorcoultd teve them say they're from ihe F- OR Ze. Zale . fasp HW S078) pe Doglds ae oe newspapermen and particularly as news agency men. ie 3 an ag . : _ nee For one thing, of which you may not be aware, Se American correspondents in many parts of the world have ae run into problems because news sources harbor a suspicion wate muy ote wy par? ~
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Rosen an SOwenTy— hentia “ule, ‘Hoox m Tonverssguos3 Baye 135° s ; ‘ a . . ¢ ‘ . P se oe q a S : , @ Pa ee . ~ ; ‘7 whe x é we és ata ry * 7 a 7 , \q SEE REVERSE SIDE FOF S ” $3 “ ‘5 ; ; ADD. DISSEXIRATION. \ “a | $5, ‘the Leputy Attorney General August Zi, 1964 * “ AY ee - oe. ? ay ; Somes “4h ad Mr. Mohr : Lireetor, V3t 1 - Mr. Evans . 1 - Mr. DeLoach nf wept yee gry 1 ~ Mr. Rosen t ee de wit Ltaatias STON 1- Mr. Malley ; | 1 ~- Mame Check 1 Leiereace is 1 2 to the letter tvoxu wir. gohan Doar, Civil iishts 2. . je ——— Miyicion, cated suvuct DD, Ls @, waorein it was reqssisl tint 20 ilies of Ta § 8S ; “, .dreau be eseoce 108 any ba: clrerounc inforstion aviilabie coacerning U3 848 &, ” « a o oe ; 9 SGreons Weld aFe ainlisted with tae wigsissippi Preescom vumoecratic arty S38 1 Sos ation, SAS : . ' = Sey : fogsuuch as no identifying information was furnished concerning thegeS & y Ps Lanett io Mar 3 oh Ris ACY in fata Irntanwana nmaweniw Pisa Bashinte santer than sane wnt Ss § 8 i - . ; v ~- - — an Se ee nr a Ne RU OND FE OO ee Re ry Pee) VOW Be Wh nas s j cms mecose sxily United to references tron the w tate af ilississinoi. surtheg, S SS ia Puorsation boing ferniched nay or xusy soe pertain to the innivideals ing. S g question as this Lureau has not conducted any investication concernire the S$ §*: 3 miSliscisgh EECCA a eiuecratic Uarty nor fas it iasen any steps to Luent! iyS 8 Ss ne * foe ; Barty cecwers. . S & ae - ¥ ‘.. :7 Ghe gollowing nares have been esarched vith no information dos cates ee Waid a woul appear to be pertin rent, - Tag eS pot oe ! ~ a . aS, —_ ‘ ‘ we amo, SS sure. glizebotdl! Clackw rel sar, Be Ob? “opmviond ; hers. OF alti fi Folowr Bg 87 t mining . go « Nae 2aPS, Orly Ciciock LE, ankde sack : iin, Rowert Lust wtinco® gs aur, Charles Gryant 9° Ere t annie aa atthews iv, Slateialivorth § +6 “ Syae ad ‘ . Ped oe ~ ng ingh = s 2" 5° wit, FRG Care US, Yvound wecCowan icy. dosegh ciane ae tot. Chol. soliier © tet. Leeite eh emore —Rr. ADranAat. 2 S wY,. Willig irving ir. Ut Ants SaDe * ote Ewhert | poi HEAR S oY MAILED S a &e ao, Ff . wore ee a , / 3 $ woody, AUS? 1 1964 Liternates a anne ey $83 -y oiriee a > Y F Bio ~~ eae gS. “olson ae BY AN ee OOUNTR eb ya ret: 43. qachae  [SWeHenryeavee 7S." elmont ete, - - ? fee, Mohr neared Samm i> watt Hq at. “ee jonren ‘Tewton - , : . fe i. ee wre yan mia/ ts =O. 3 > Jee- o Casper SG i . . Sallaher 72S: Fe eat ees GOCE _ ad inPS. fae fd. as ASL c ‘ poe. abi oa A Te j- Tele a ie ert oe De a eSLL, . GL bape ft ete OE, Evans Coan Mee Ba i "ee - Po er segue in oe cae Tet Stes pom as “oe No check of Identification Division records attemotad as no identifying inforiuation furnish- “tg Z
\e concerning each you will be furnished the results HW 23028 Docld: 32989535 Ar Ga ns ehebaa ie) Tiss Rutienal Committeviran: severend 2dwin Sing Ghairinan of ine .clogation: ..¥. Aaron weary | Delegates a“ - iy. A. ©. Beittel urs. Winston thideon he, Villie Scott kip. d. 0. Pairley~ lkeverend &. 3. Forter «aw. Clittén 8. Whitley Alternates . Reverend W. G. tiiddeton . A check of FI files concerning the remaining names is in process and ta Uis real immediately upon completion. Page 159
+ since ee * = — —— Pri ” Bi jdm pstmt ages ne smecnnn oe ¥ . me alo - e Pa : : . ‘ $ _ Auzust al, 1904 cinerea cnn the following information niay perinin to the cactioned fi a individual. — sex oo, Aaron ils ilenry is a pharmacist wae resides in Clarssdale, &S& riississiopl, waere ae owns 2 drugstore. ineis Wie tate resicent ox s- ca “ERS Tidiional Association for ime ndvancex:ent of Colored F eagle GJAACT} gO 5 3 and is on thé wississippi State Hoard of the ssuthern Caristian Leadersnip SS::a Conference. . ae dar. Leary was arrested by the Clarksdale, Mississivoi, Bessy Police Devart.uent on arca 3g, 1802, charged with having piccea up a S & Qs white auale bitcantcer and having attenested azts of perversion on hic, = - S § He was convicted in Eolivar County Court, Cisveland, .ississipzi, on SSS. hay 44, lovd, and sentenced to Gs Gays in iniiand fined Guda. Cr SSSe- He>rus $44. the cacevreme Conrt of the “mi Etat ort SES February 17, 1904, tie duureme Court of the Gnited Mates eranted SS certiorari in tais case, and itis currently ine pending status wita S28 -arguinent on it cacduleu for ths next term ofthe Court. (44~19175-8) ch os = At the time of his arrest, iur. Heary reportedly stated his by arrest was a "diabolical plot cooked uo’ by {niet of iolice von C. . Collins, Cuarksuale, and Coagnoma County Attorney Vhomas i. .earson. - ~* . e + 1 . -~ , F . y e ; . : b : Libel suits were ried against z.enry and on Jily au, 1v62, a 23, oss faucgmient was awarded to ue. . arson. On galy 26, locd, a jury awarced Chiei Collins $15,uuu. Eoth awards were aywaled. A Petiticn yor a Writ of Certiorari was tiled with tae United utes Supreme Court in bota libel cases on say 1d, bud&é. (44~19175-<2) dou Wrwffo 07 pazwuy $2 a7 SIT { 70u s2 pun ysanbas unoh, 0} asuodsas fig sburpod -wmassyp 40 On Sectemuer 16, 1962, mr. Henrp advised the Pcl that nwo front glass wincows of bis Fourth Lireet Drustore, Clarksdale, had been broxen. bie advised that eleut wrist waithes had been taken troui One wintow;, however, he siated it was his oOgmion the windows nad Deen broken because 0: gis connection wita the NasCer and bis Nezro voter registration activities. Oa .arch u, ivc3s, te windows of Gir uragctore Aeronancise Wad wissime. af. icary apniacsprecced his G_aid03 t iamase resulteu irom his activities in civil ngiuts a.atters, Uossed PaZLoysnnun 02 pasojosyp aq 70U oy te Ce ee foment Webbe i Mab 2 Gis) bGTOver a
to : \ 4 ae pat cnet at ia Attn et saa | mpegs Meehan thenehs anaemia snnetet wd baniainnet TE Tri Sans aa tm. oer + eat Ohana ee ene Tn nee eet sttimen ees & 1 ae ae arm A F gf . . & @ & Aaron Henry ae On Avril 23, 12ls, two izmited scolotov cockiails were thrown inte the howe Oinr. Henry. Keoresenintive Charlies C. Lives, df., Of « itaigan, wan o qucstin tue lamey home at tae thane. Sherif i. A. Koss, dv., Clarxccnle, adviced bis Pr‘itiat Theodore 4 icon the bome ox ior. Eenry. “he ancrint ciated tant both Carr and Cauthen were crung at the tine of the inc*«ant and for a considerable time prior te it. <n duly 2u, i603, a jury in the Circuit Court of Coanome County, Clarksdale, rendered a verdict of net suilty in the trial of Yheadore Carr. ‘ine charges against Aubrey Cautiien were remanded to file on duly 4, 1903, and he was not prosecated, (157~866~22) \ / F Docld:32969535 Page 162
eas maternity SARE Ac ute hseninct buat wet eetteie cdl ante, {  - @ fl e. ” ; - — aes 7 B . } alt VJ 1 Te STA RIE Br DR. A. DADE eae Yhe following Information may pertain to the captioned individual. pbk i a in 1245, the BET received a complaint that c& a. &. Beittel, then of Guilford College, Murth Cetvulina, nad wade un- American statements and was uttetmptirg to iniiuence young sen not io culist inthe G. 4. .sailtiary cervice. Evvestication Yailed to supstantiaie nese allegations alinouga Beittel was oeseribed as a PAULAL DOLAAGZabe 110 io Srosowiiy veported ae radidine in Tougaioo, isissiasigpl. Fbere ig mo acdcitional information contained in Bureau ilies concerning Beittel. (100-193303) 3 3 (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR :ncb) “? cod -DRR:neb (11) nN he. ul ch ~ This document ¢ : is prepared in re ; nation outside a it response to your request , esenos your Conn side your Committee. [is eo 1 mit] ts 1 etal for issenats your Committee and & "60 Ocal proceedings by- : the coxtent ma nut be disclose oe Prot m “tor t the express approval of the PBI. 4 © Witutiorized person. . C2 fo ITS SE u 73) Docld: 32969535 Page 162
> eters: 55078 Docld: 32989535 Page 164 August 21, 1864 ~ wipe —~ ats . oe de clea LEY pwnd ‘ Tt. a RATT caatansennanstnnninrnadirtatne alr fig — rhe files of this Eureau contain the following information waich may yertain to the cationed individual. B z A Jd, &. Paeiriey, operator of a radia and television repair vf x j4jasi chop, bag Lioblle Cirest, Battiesburg, [ijississinoi, was president of the Jorrest Cowry Chanter, lintional Association for the Advancement of Colored Leople, Hattiesburg, Mlississipsi, in 1963. 5 7 an 1 (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated a “ 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb) es DRR inch. 4 A OS — | | (11) oe | : This document ¢. ent is ‘ wo oe . . nation outside your Cone im response to your request and ts not for di. . your Conmitice an] po om, Tes ret Umidte? ty ot teigt pedo Geaaetttt= nel without the epapiee Combent may not bs disclosed. to uuauthormne 8 ° eepress approval of the FBI, #aubhorized person- a : {x bn f04 ENCLOSURE
Auguss 21, 196% The followlng Lnformation may pertain to the captioned individual. s an The flles of this Bureau reveal that livs.iinson _77 1 fadson resided at. Box_243, Route 3, Carthaze,, Mississipol, in February, 1904, ee wag:ncn (<6 (11) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach - dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation” DRR:ncb) wae foyble Fae “ an ~t This ¢, . - ~ C0CuMEnt 4 nation . tS pre . Ontsid pared t Yo vag ee YO in re, ne, Contmitice on 7, Committee *ponse to your requoss LUtHout the en jhe Contens may use ts limited 4 ne is not for diss #TESS apuroy Y not be Giger, orfictal SSO Ie é al as Dp Of the F BI closed to uncrutho, Oceedings } i 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 165
Auznst 21, 1964 a” ca site wy mee i e. ie hE NY Revo RB, S.EUNTER peeneener naar arsenite “ fer A as at. So leone * > - kd 4 ai a The files of this Oureau cantein tke following = 2 eS rye antag str * mae od ~, toed + S ver gt ag es 3 information waite may pertain to captueacd indivicuel, aa ant 4 tt NS, ete, wn L4 .* > 32 epbper, 1933, a Sovro srevs in l.aridiana, ve 2 se cas] Se During Sept 33, eS Mississizvei, sont @ Levier t5 asiwnitc establishments in “€8€ sridiag eres asocaisny that me morcaants dh a volontery basis extend coartes.es und Services tecitiscens whrtkone distinction of race er color and nese 2058 evadiablie va Nesre avupiicants on the basis ef cusaificaticns, ins Eetver was Sent out upaer tne tatie “i.criuiag ana Latderdgie Usuaty paien bights Asseciation, s2ricgien, misaissippi." heverend Ke OS. POLE vas paecainae Gf tho orgesiceties. (157-6-33-1495) Wid:bss ° ”° . (11) =NOTE : Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic ~ Party Delegation" DRR:ncb) Pa Lhis document is prepared in nation ovtside your Committee your Cc..vmittee and the co esponse to your request and is not for dissemt- . Its use 03 linrited to official proceedings by ’ ater’ may nut b> Cisslo { ie Ye nel without the express approval of the F2I ned to wnansthorized person 4 2 : . t w! ~ 7 ro oT nee i ENGL’. SURE _ 55028 _noctd:39089535 Page 166 z
a o f ” ‘ a . - a .? oe MESES. IFPI sREELCN LEMUC.ATIC PARTY pubica a ° cA atdonal “omuticesoma.: : haricasl Comatieenani : Ghedrisca “of tho Solegetiont He teses-cens mmm Eto A “iceschairnan of the “elegstion: Hrs. Yaunie Low Heavy mT” & “eoretaryi lege Acois Levine MZrie. . Uslejates: 1} , a Aiternates: die’ ° ek flex. —~R irs, | tolen Amierson [Ft “Abr, GC. Lar den mero pir. i. &, Loltiel — merto fe Keg tiuhy Lyads - ve Abrs, “Lisaveth +leckwell - 0 @ . A EY, vecar Giles a] WLS lisy Le Aleleck ~ NK, , RM, Charlie Graves Glink fuk cyiventer “oneng prc rit A Brs. finkie sallh—- WR fire do Hy rom Pee Atp, Goorgé Haper - we Gyr, narlen “ryant - N & , f Grp, “sey Nardayay — nto, Jan-s Carr —— NR oe A&r, 4ndrew Hankins -vR Ansa Leis Chatfee . Rite, “Mita Jiekson — a7 Aky, Chola Vollier - vi A brs, Slta Lheyd pre ett Ly ifr, do. faivley—mecto vi Abo, UsFe Hcitsg- WM acdllte WO Fe: (ir. wewny Grees A Hav. WG. Uiddleton ~ 1En0 Abs, Ssureces svuyot A Fr, Joo Lawton — vee ao Rbres +4 aphaa wees - ATE STS 1 A ass, Hede Fhe oLps _ vee Aue, “ilhio orving —V& ot. A iys.: “overly Sole —- ve Ry, Jorny Jackson Ce Tey IST Orr. . A try teury “oaves — Le 2 itr, BL. Rairiclend — ve ~ Ap Xr, Lax we re heby We ey 3185 diery ° bence fte faa u 4 a 72 Sirs, Seen Sasser ~ pl tr. A seve Gerriil uy Landcsaye pigrio 4 “. A Sire, Cora txith morte fer. eddie Usck =~ NR 7 Jey p Lov, g. Le Q ow th peak ao As YVoe_dtude sattbona - Ne at uo va ErS. Limtra Tyson - Ve Aico, fvonue ec. Gowan - V% : we fi ice L5, Waborn — We Abe. bharbes Uobazrin . oe a ‘ » 7 ‘ 2. pf (Re - x Adizgs, usitvis *abuir - NE 3 fi Lev, Bees Porter - eno fis, Willie Leott- meno ia) ic. Hoary Va25 rmemg ‘ a ir. Rovert rv co wlinrcon -NR 9 ” Sy, tlete Se-%hs Borba - NIG Nene he ° ~¥ “4 ° ‘ Pus. 2k, Stestes SO, 3) N& 2 pie Soren Stars P¢%. . my , IAD, SORES OVOOR - wis. ore 2 te day . - oie? -¢ 9 re Mom, otside Themis oti ws : ; . a ons . - ? . . iar. vencs Vravis ava} ae o lod WCW forty ’ eUrvahan “achington ~“ a . a he wiisten - ee whitley - +1 e710 PIETY. eaters @, killians - 04 ° Pre PtH Te Ny J, we oe or heard 0% roy cen This document is prepared in resnanse to your request ‘and is not for | issemt- - Y 4 od fin . by nation outside your Committ Ts 3 0te 41, limited ta ctfiaial proceqdings your Committee and the vontert moinyt xdisi gloged- $0 uxcmtiOTiz erson- nel without the express approved of the FBI. Docld: 32989535 Page i171
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August 21, 1964 4 ; MRS. VICTORIA GRAY * The following information may pertain to the captioned individual. . On January 20, 1954, a confidential source who has a good knowledse of Negro activities in the Hattiesbure, iilerissipoi, areca advised that the president of the Porrest County Chaoter of the iatlonal Association for the Advanccnent of Colored People held a meeting at Hnttlesburggon January 1-L, 1954, which was attended by several individuals iIncludinz cas Its. Victoria Gray identified as head of a Christian movement. Une - source stated the meeting dealt with the possibility of calling off a march on the rorrest County Courthouse sponsored by the Student NoneViolent Coordinating Committee on January 22, 1554. " The duly 21, 1964 issue of the “Washington Evening tar” contained an item which stated that Victoria Gray had een unsuccessful in her candidacy for the U. &. Senate resarding the seat now heid by Senator John Stennis of Mississippi. Fm) +. 3] The "Commercial Appeal”, a Memphis, Tennessee daily newspaper in its edition dated duly 15, 1954, contained a United Press International article from dvackson, Hississippi, vnich set forth the results of a three=judte Federal Court panel's decision uvholdings the constitutionality of a new state anti- picketing law passed by the Mississippi Lesislature. One of the.plaimtirfs in the case was set forth as Mrs. Victoria gackson/Gray of Hattlesourg, Mississippl, an unsuccessrul Negro ~Gandidate for Congress in the dune 2, 1904, Democratic Primary. ~ NY 157-1509~30 oe a4 Pijob A) ; me (11) *\ (Enclosure to letter to Deputy AG Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 canticz "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation” DRR:incb.) This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt- naticn outside your Comm**ee. I's ret Emit! to of *oial proceedings by your Coimittee and the contest may nut b~ disclosed to wn utiorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI . 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 174
August 21, 21634 FANNIE LOU Hive +7. Tho following information my pertain.to the captioned individual. $n ZES3, this Bure f wumder the Cival Rights ~ ins \ Fanny Lom Laner vas one oF the victins. Xrs. famer was. \ chaved with disturbing the peace on dme @, 1653, and a, fellcving a hearing on dune 21, 2653, uas fined $2100 for ~~ AW condumed an investiration erconation charactéz in which A disturbing the neace and resistine arzet. Aik of she . dinvesticutive renorts concerning thismatter vere forvarded Pa Pmt CR ee OE OE ae Se me aE Te ST ren ceremaminads seemwtiee & in Wwe FLEE Ve cds See RA WO er a sted sew eA Wh en Stare te wR oe wer titie "“Saxel Wayne Patriddce, Sherif2, isntsomery County, ; wagaissinpi, Bt Al.; Rosie Mary Freenaz, Et AL. + Victins.™ ‘ (44-22262) - -Enfornuation concerning Pannix Lou Hamer, 2 : Nerve female, vas furnished to the Toewrtuent by noncrandum aaeed April 16, 1¢S4, entitled “Discrwination at Cronaca and Sardis, Liississippi, xeservoirs." This inrornavion indicated that Mes, hamer was expectedto lead a denonstratien at one ef the state parks in Hississimi. (156-6-33~-1653) Guy fizes also reveal that Ms, Hanmer was an unsuccessful candidate for Cougressvemm in Mussissipp2 as of dune, 2064, (157-528-9) “\ . \. . - - ; \WWBicad A G1) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attormy General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "kississippiEreedom Democratic Party Delegation” DRR:ncb) . 7 Or This docu q ment , nation outer a ‘s prepared ™ response to your re your Conunitt your Commitee, ~ Jts “vet I'm ie pe one bee withoun ; “ee and the content may nut A Eselog to ¢ express approval of the FRI! °° w ts not for dissemi- a proceedings by adthorized person- 55078 Docld:32999535 Page 175 a
Fay er aoe anes en Scams nd enor Se ces Foe SR ee ee Ew eS SRD bn Be TPR Ca ma ST ee » . : . _ rn oe -  ) ©} « ‘ ° . ohh . . 4 a ay 1 . ee ‘ ws , a | DESY GREEN ae £226 captioned ind the Civil Riphts Division of the Department ¢! _ nenorandum dated Ancist 22, 19u2, rocuesteda aa inavesti:  iekon iato the allesed misireatmeat of one Lowey Breen, jroteraphere reporter of te uississippt Pree Press, Freon claried chat while tatiag paotonrasus 6% .G%FO apvlicants for yoter sex registration at the Aulte County Courthduse ia Linorty, &Sss nississivpi, he was accosted by a waite man carrying a Ss + Se length ox heavy wire azd ater turaing over his cemera at = Ol & the request of this individual, he fewt town. “ane victim = 3&§& in this Case is lecathyica as bevey LGOSCVELEMIL CC Ths, MESES bora Deceuper 16, 1948, Ureenvood, vississippi, pertaneat Ss * Fesideace 619° hovard Street, irreenwood,,. Mississipy pi. 8 as” ~ ae ee SaaS Results of this investigation were furnished ta Saas the Civil Nights Divisiea of the Besartment in case cavtioned & 3 § "Joseph AYFianton Sharp, | Tax ASSESSOF, AMAT) County; géuarles§ §S& Dewey Aarot, Gonstavle, Amite County; Bewey Reosevelt txcene z= dr, - Victin,.! 8 S S es 3 a & - o > S ms Dewey Roosevelt Greea, Jr., appears te be identicabs #8 with Dewey RIBSEVELE Green, St., WHO in 1963 Sougnt aduissioSs § © £0 the University of nississigpi. MG Was Bot accepted and my ete tegal proceedings were instituted to require his admission Ss Zs the Universivy . “a o§ S > On March 26, 1963, an investigation was instituted 2 a's relative to the alliesed shooting into tae residence of & S38 Devey Reosevelt Greea, Sr., 619 Howard Street, Greenwood, Seg Hississippi. § Pa Results ef this investigation have been furnished Sy § to the Civili Lichts Division of the Desartment under case SS captioned “JiSJ2, Shooting inte Bewey sxoosevelt Green, ofe, S85 Residence, Greenyood, } Bississippi, 3/26/63." os ? Saa i: -8 2S Lise: ibss/vew f ~ = 8&8 ae ur (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned pyississipp? ‘reedom Democratic | Party Delegation" DRR:nacb QHW 550768 Docld: 32989535 Page 152 Oc
Vv ! LAURENCE GUYOT |.” The following information may pertain to the captioned individual. This Bureau's files reveal an invest&gation in which Lawrence\Cuyot was one of the victims in a Civil Rights - Election Laws investigation conducted in 1964, Guyot was one of a mimber of individuals arrested in a picket line. Copies of this investigation were furnished to the Civil ights Division of the Department a ,3 eo 6 PHL, ~ Manet Se ad Tie en ee ee rs, UMUTL Cit Gaveutuel WELLING EWG VCE WY eg Al. Victims," 83-4867) Guyot was also one of the victins in a Civil Rights ~ Obstruction of Justice investigation conducted by this Bureau in 1963 in the case oricinally entitled "Earl Wiayne Patridge, Sheriff, Montcomery County, Mississipoi, Ee Al, Hesie Mary Freeman, Et Al, Victins,? All investigative reports in this case were furnished the vepartment., Cuyot was one of the victims who was allegedly beaten in June, 1963, when he inquired regarding the Wegroes who were arrested at a bus station. (44-22262 } Cur files show that Guyot as of January 24, 1964, was Pield Secretary, Student Non-Violent Coordinating Comaittee in Hattiesburg, ilississippi. (157-1509-39) rays _EIBs’cad (11) \ (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbacn dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freédom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:incb) c, [YA Guid is not for disse is document ts prepared in response toy eel rectues! Md is mot fe dings by na vee ide your Com ton lige t lis jlosed to unauthorized person- ee om nitice aad the content may not be dese os our Con a mel without the express approval 0 the Docld: 32989535 Page 163
ee WON yy * % nfs jr. . rary nang of 6 8 cen nanamnnoiet ds @he following infomation may pertain to the cantioned sandaividual. é te. yoy 3 sect as + az 3 adent 2a rete at B Pear passin in CMs s:LGSLSOLppL, Gi SSnuonGcd &O SiN Monens ~~ @ = in duly, 1953, this Durer rece 3 ne a. oS tray Toate wos brio De: wr 4 sat 7 as “7 the 1a 4aBiiG WoS SPLEU Der ors @ suUuSeLee OL ri ~s cx g nm jali and a 500 fine. Che unapre on wrhich Sho was arrested was Lircorrorence WLUR the work of a circult cous olerk wao uas siving rocistration cents. Gne Civil hivhts Division of the Lopnartnent wen rurnished ut G information by momorandua dated duly 2, 10.3, entitied . ‘Unknown Subjects; dgesse Glover; Bt Al. = Victims. Racial Matzers.” 157-6-28-432 ay Cur Piles further veveal that one MarmAvane, Creengood, a Sissipnl, was a representative of che Stuaen? HoneYiolent - + 4 yoo A. we t amenseet. moe ~ 7 ~ am “ ~~ ne 8 wm _ alee ~_ - Mo Na abam mt Ede, REC em dele AF UT Chr RAK SL Gg Ole lt “re Lae FFI WER Wh Ch be = Ip individuals who participated in the “Mississippi Project" we involving voter reristration activities in that area. ry 157-167 =HH a é - \ ‘JWBs job } Meat (22) Ate \ . . (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRR:ncb.) Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Callahan Conrad DeLoach Evans Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter — Tele. Room - Nee’, , # wom ; a a « ~ dis not for dissemt- This document ts prepared in response to your request and is ot i fi outside your Committee. Tis ure t ‘ me sono Oe eepized pers0t eur Committee and the content may not 2 Br nel without the express approval of the .
August 21, 194 + BERRELL we “LEDSAY A veview of the files of this Bureau reveais the _ Following information which may pertain to captioned indivicual. Su vay 17, 1962, Aaron E, Eenry, Clarksdale, TSS Sissippi, president ar the Assissinsi national Association e.g? vr the ative BCeMere OF cole orei Peanie crs .en soon hoRn|ver for one verrili winsten ‘Lindsey, candigate vor Comtress, > pecend © GF aressional vistrict, State of .icsissinpi, advised this Bureau tiat he Lad heard a rusor treat “soue persons hg be ~ Waiting for Linusey and Lenry arter the spescr,"” wnica wa to be conuucted over a television station in “Greenwood, fassissit sa Tay £0, 27o%, bhO 2RERGERT SCCULTEG Paes ROW2816 eists mTSeue this information was furnished to the Civil Kichts Division of the Devartment on ilay 23, 2952, as incorporate ed in report of SA Thonas 5, Lepkins, dated ay 21, i962, at iielmnis captioned "Vaknown Suojects; serrili iHaston Lindsey; saron,E. Senry - Victims.” C4f PP ott } Se April 2, i943, a tear sas bomb was allenedly thrown through the Centennial Bantist Church, Clarsccaie, Hississinol, tne of the persens in aitendauce at tne seetii mas Keverend .sierrizt i, Lindsey, WhO Tesiued at 425 Sth St b 4 ihe West Foint, | is ssissippi, At the tine o¥ inverview, u¢ & he was the District ‘niperintendent of the Aberdeen vistr of the oper. lnississippt Conrerence of the usthodist Churc This matter was investigated by this Eurcau and results were furnished ta the Civil Richis Division of the Department wer caution of “Unknown hupjects; in@FTrili Ninsten Lindsey; Aaron 3, nenry ~ Victins." inverview of eve rend Lindsey is speciyicaily set forth on pete i6 of report of SA Jeseph A, Canaze, dated Aprii i9, 1303, at Memphis. CyaH- B/E 73 ’ JSP:bss ~~ (11) (Enclosure to letter to Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach dated 8/21/64 captioned "Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Delegation" DRRzncb) This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee. Its use ¢3 limited to official proceedings by - your Committee and the content may nut b2 disclosed to unauthorized pérson- nel without the a grpress approval of the FBI . . BDocld:32989535 Page