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NW 35050 Doocld: 32909546 Page 272 a e M4 i MINNESOTA WOMEN'S ABORTION . ; . ACTION COALITION . CONFIDENTIAL { At four closed meetings of the TCB-SWP held on various dates between January 26, 1972, and April 3, 1972, the women's liberation movement and some of the activities of the abortion action group were discussed. Included among these discussions were proposed attendance by local repre- sentatives at a WONAAC conference scheduled to be held at Boston, Massachusetts, February 11-13, 1972. At a meeting held April 3, 1972, discussions centered around a ¥Freport presented concerning an abortion action week scheduled to be held in May, 1972, culminating in a May 6 rally at the State Capitol Building in St. Paul, Minnesota. MP T-3 on January 30, 1972, through June 13, 1972. . The MWAAC activities were discussed at four ciosed meetings of the TCB-SWP held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, between the dates of February 23, 1972, and March 22, 1972. Items included during these discussions were an MWAAC action conference scheduled to be held at the University of Minnesota campus, Minneapolis, Minnesota, on April 8, 1972, and the abortion action week scheduled to be held during the period May 1 through May 6, 1972, ending with a rally on the steps of the State Capitol Building in St. Paul, Minnesota. MP T-4 on February 28, 1972, through March 29, 1972 Jane Van Deusen presented a report on women's activities to a closed meeting of the Young Socialist Alli- ance-Twin Cities Group (YSA-TCG) held February 20, 1972. Van Deusen, a member of the YSA-TCG, reported on the WONAAC conference held in Boston, Massachusetts, earlier in the month of February, 1972. MP T~1 on February 23, 1972 3. CONPIDENPEAL
FBI WASH DC an ? a MM aE Nn toot t $ FBI CINCINTI 11326 PM URGENT 1-14-68 DHV TO DIRECTOR AND WFO 4 Pele, ov, wa . i fas> Lets Lt Cac Gandy. i af OKA) DEMONS TRATION PROTESTING UNITED STATES POLICY IN VIETNAM, WASHING TON, FROMACINCINNATI (10017137) 2 eee oe is D,Ce, JANUARY EIGHT, NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT, INFORMATION CONCERNING. CIS). Nanterre mates ebierararte RB oT aterm rates? erence hintaan lore INSTANT DATE A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE ION, WASHINGTON, D. Ce, JANUARY FIFTEEN NEXT. THE BUS WHICH RE- SEMBLES A GRR YHOUND TYPE BUS WAS CHARTERED FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN CA : BUS LINES, INC., JAMESTOWN, OHIO. . SOURCE ADVISED THAT ALTHOUGH IT WAS SNOWING AND ROAD CONDITIONS HAZARDOUS THE WOMEN WERE DETERMINED TO REACH WASHINGTON, D. C,. FOR CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION. . ° ADMINISTRA TIVEs | RECITEL JANUARY THIRTEEN, LAST. SOURCE IS CHIEF JAMES A MCKEE, POLICE DEPARTMENT YELLOWSPRINGS, OHIO. ane PELE fh ufo 7 } Vv ry > Ae ww " T . : END | ZEROS e > 5/0 - 2 eaie pees a 4068 A LLD sath Bee ¢ e a1 JAN 26 1968 4 L FBI WASH bo el omar emnnaeet g, , | PITTED 4 AL “AY 3 AYR YEO
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HD 19G-12464 PAGE Two HWYSTON UPON COMPLETION OF DEMONSTRATION ACTIVITIES IN "  -WASHTNGTON, DC. 3 ADMINISTRATIVE: SOURCE .MENTIONED ABOVE. 1S (HO . ONE. : ~~ TENET FGUR fl INES re | ’ Neenceasad nin ccntiwnrintte SET Me + we . * sit RE HOUSTON SERTEL 9 iv OY a SER “RIA VE 9 LAST o P END MRF FBI WA DC NW -S5068 Docld: 32989545 Page “14 7 7” —~
sperm geen ne oy . a . . , C COL "UNICATIONS SECTION _ ° - a GENT 1- 13° 72 ‘GMD. | oe TYPE NROIY NY CODE , . Mic, Eitbey ee” fr, Clevelund.wwut - . Pander, 1205Ph Daf . Bate . Watkart at’: tis Waltern. , hi. Sovurs.. To DIRECTOR AIT DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION WASHINGTON FIELD 190- -49948 |” Rom NEW YORK Loo- 174481 LP = apn: . C Geet. —s hes ; Se "  Aoowea & WATLOWAL ABORTION ‘ACTION COALITION a 1s BEW LEFT ‘ON JANUARY THIRTEEATH. SEVENTY TWO, DETECTIVE HENRY’ . we | BUAREZ,’ S15, NYCPD ADVISED WOMEN" Ss NATIONAL: ABORTION ACTION ant dq: COALITION CWONAACD “AND, OTHER UNKNOWN GROUPS | OF - WOMEN ARE ; 7 ‘TO conDuct MARCH ‘AT FOUR THIRTY Pele THURSDAY, JANUARY | a THIRTEENTH SEVENTY “TWO. THIS MARCH 1S TO BEGIN AT FORTY: | SECOND ‘STREET ND. TIMES SQUARE AND Go TO HERALD SQUARE | . CTAIRTY. ‘FOURTH STREET. AND SIXTH AVENUE) , “WEW YORK, NEW YORK, “RO. FURTHER iNFORMATION AVAILABLE AT THIS TIHE, ~ * coHcE ERAING PURPOSE ‘OF MARCH OR NUMBER.EXPECTED TO PARTICIPATES | a me AD MLW STRATIVES” ae ne nic wo JAN 18 1972 | : po | Li . ce f ae aoe . a . . wesoenh 2 es CPD COGNIZANT. NEW YORK WILL. coven “aid bonete i. AN g | 07 axe , FL. HDC Boor? BRE sas Page 44/0 33. es TO aan
Yeas NNT AER AN ener “EE Np mart * I See Spencers oa 8 Mac 1 0 Teen eamesttinnd Inebiaiaiee TS et se ARTE Oh Mee tiad Semper et: leone RN maemo sone Alecia rseetE SEA RPM Leste» hevtliemdabenend nee Nw 550868 Doold:32999545 Page 136 ne CONFIDENTIAL WFO 100-55420 l. That a telegram be sent toe the New York State Court of Anpeals and New York Governor NoLSON A. ROCKEFELLER, condemning the court's February 10, 1972,:decision denying women on Medicaid the right to abortions on demand. 2. That the coalition continue to organize black, Puerto Ricsn, Chicano, native American and Asian American participation in their activities. 3. That members of local coalitions confront candidates for office and force them to take a stand on abortion, and thet they publicize those who oppose abortion so that the voters can see where these politicians stand. 4. That the coalition make a special effort to reach out to and involve "gay" women in their activities. (WF T-1, 2/14/72) | YSA and SWP members of WONAAC felt the conference to be a success in that opposition proposals submitted were turned down in favor of those proposais backed by the YSA-SWP women. WF T-1, 2/14/72) CONFIDENTIAL 8*
seaeb sense oN ane -ELLIGRECE's PD,» SUSTIN 5-ADVESED "an ST TN: WOMEN * s. ABORTEON 24 MW 55030 Docld: 32989546 Page 49 LAYMEN CONCERNED APOUT VIETNAM, IS - NEW LEFT: VIDE.” ww RE SAN ANTONIO TEL CONTAINS INFORMATION FROM SOURCES THAT NO ONE FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS, WILL GO TO WASHINGTON, De Co, FOR DAILY DEATH TOLL PROJECT AND THAT ONLY TEXAS ACTION WAS IN AUSTIN ON NOVEMBER FIFTEEN, LAST, ALL DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST » ON NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN, INSTANT, KEVIN MC GREEVEY, . TOANSPORTATION ENTERPRISES , INC ., AUSTIN, TEXAS, ADVISED NO BUSES HAVE BEEN RENTED AKD NONE WILL BE RENTED FOR TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON , De Ce, AND RETURN SINCE " BUSES AVAIL tals ° ERS ae ‘ate Fee mre OS ert ON NOVEMBER EIGHTEEN, INSTANT, pine eo pete Ort ate ™ 4 Sp. ADVISED SOURCE HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANYONE GOING TO WASHINGTON, De Ce, FOR CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION. | fm? LT Tr AR TOL me ay ae aad Arte mes eee me mE mm ts ON NOVEMRES PTCRTEeY 9 PPSTANT 9 ! 3 Cody ? winwem Tree dh met pe we et ed vores ' ~ ACTION COMMITTEE UNSUCCESSFULLY TRIED TO GET SUPPORT FOR END PAGE TwO
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UF O CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION WAS PEACEFUL THROUGHOUT MARCH AND t ¢ PALLY @nD CONCLUDED WITHCUT INCIREST. e + ~ Freeh U.S. CAPITCL POLICE, PARK POLICE, SECRET SERVICE, AND METSOPCLITAN FOLTCE DEPARTMENT, WHC, CCSNIZANT. ADMINISTRATIVE 4 | AGENTS OBSERVING DEMONSTRATION WERE WILLIAM C. ARMS, WILLIAM | Te BROOKS, RICHARD fe COFFMAN , NORMAN H. HIERONYMI, MASON B. NOOH, JRe, AND WILLIAM T. TUCKER. mayer sf whos AIM Cas Site tr PA tore sstan “pee Dawe spare emt eeeep pty gAnSipern th Al2 MAIL COPIES TO ATLANTA, BALTIMGRE, CINCINNATI, DETSOIT, 7 INDIANAPOLIS, KANSAS CITY, PITTSBURGH, AND PHILADELPHIA . i. END / "ATA FRI wash De-- i i He Fy pao » ‘ e gf oe vy set ™ : ad Ase f5090 DBoold: 32989546 Page Ti an
L ety At MINNESOTA WOMEN'S ABORTION - ACTION COALITION . oy = —CONFEBENTTAL The Young Socialist Alliance-Twin Cities Group is the Youth Branch of the Twin Cities Branch~Socialist Workers Party (TCB-SWP) , an. affiliate of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP). As the youth organization of the Socialist — Workers Party (SWP), the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA) serves as the main source of recruitment into that organization. The YSA is described,in the masthead of its official publication, "The Young Socialist Organizer," as "A multinational revolutionary socialist youth organization." The MWAAC rally held May 6, 1972, began at the residence of the governor of the State of Minnesota, 1006 | Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota, at approximately 3:30P,.M. and proceeded to the State Capitol Building where the rally calling for the repeal of all abortion laws and emphasizing the demand for the right to legal abortions was held. The rally was held without incident and speakers identified included representatives from the YSA-TCG and the TCB~SWP. Jane Van Deusen was the principle speaker for the MWAAC at this rally which ended at approximately 5:30 P.M. MP T~1 on May 9, 1972 The principle speaker in favor of legal abortion in the State of Minnesota at the rally held in St. Paul, Minnesota, on May 6, 1972, was Jane Van Deusen from Minne- apolis, Minnesota. : MP T-~2 on May 12, 1972 The MWAAC held a meeting July 25, 1972, at 100 University Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota. A report was presented concerning a national WONAAC conference held in New York City, New York, during July, 1972, where it was ~4. CONFIDENTIAL | NW 35050 Doocld: 329599546 Page 273
@ @ MINNESOTA WOMEN'S ABORTION . ACTION COALITION 7 CONE DDENPIAL decided that an International Tribunal was planned for October 21, 1972. The International Tribunal would be held in New York City, New York, and it was hoped that plans could be made for a local tribunal scheduled to be held October 13, 1972, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, after which individuals would be designated to attend the inter- national meeting scheduled for New York City. This July, 1972, meeting was the first activity on the part of the MWAAC as a ‘nest-organized effort following the May 6, 1972, rally. . ; : MP T-~1 on August 9, 1972 Individuals known to be involved in the women's liberation movement in the Twin Cities area of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, have, during the past six months, shown little or no interest in the organization known as the MWAAC. Former leaders in the women's liberation movement have become aware of the SWP influence among the leaders of the group, and have adopted a hands off policy from active participation in the affairs of this group. While the May 6, 1972, rally in St. Paul, Minnesota, was attended by some 200 individuals, their attendance was considered to be due to individual interest in the abortion issue. MP T-2 on August 17, 1972 SWP INFLUENCE | | ] The MWAAC is not a committee of the TCB-SWP, nor is it a part of the YSA-TCG. Women's liberation is a topic of general interest and concern to the membership of the TCB-SWP, and the anti-abortion standard taken by MWAAC is one aspect of the women's liberation movement of continued interest. MP T-3 on August 23, 1972 many ~5~- : HW 35050 Doold: 32999546 “Page 274 7 L
MINNESOTA WOMEN'S ABORTION : - ACTION COALITION a ae - CONFIDENTIAL : : Members of the YSA-TCG have in the past, expressed interest in the support of women's liberation as a matter of policy. The anti-abortion, or so called legal abortion movement, is one aspect of this women's liberation movement which continues to be of concern to members of the YSA-TCG, both male and female. While the vast majority of women in the State of Minnesota support either the repeal or changes in present state laws on abortion, supporters of this repeal or change also include professional women, medical doctors, lawyers, municipal court Judges, and individuals from all walks of life. . MP T-1 on August 9, 1972 . This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency nor duplicated within your agency. . -G6*—- CONF IDENPTAL- | NW 55090 Docld: 32989546 Page 275
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_the 1972 SWP Presidential candidate. Though not confirmed, Congress- I | a clambaAine retested Come ae gs Da te theta a ae Co arn . speakers Ly | NW 35090 Doold: 32989546 Page 42 ane Tees aettnneetinne ee ahetamtinae or db os. peor atthe 5 tee po é Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller RE: DEMONSTRATIONS, WASHINGTON, D. C., AND SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 20, 1971, SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN'S NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION COALITION . pee Speakers will include Billy Jeap’King, a professional tennis player, Dr. Barbara,/Roberts, a doctor at the National Institute of._ Health anda nation director of the Coalition, and Linda/Jenness, gCe women Bella/abzug and Shirley Chisholm are reported to be invited as “Me thee ~ SacvAlic F Wt alle a» We have included all pertinent information concerning this march in our summary teletype to The White House, the Vice President, Secret Service, the Attorney General, and military intelligence agencies. There have been no traffic restrictions placed in effect by the Metropolitan Police Department to date. However, this would be a later consideration as the date of the march approaches. It appears that the route of march will definitely affect traffic on Saturday morning. SHeem ACTION: None. For information. t ak 4 a Y f : b fi poy 4 -2-
Lo ° FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ‘ ol, _ . ‘ COMMUNICATIONS SECTION a ¥ Mx. Tolson t “Oo Mtr. Felt H hR 1G WF CODED NOVI? 1971, 4 Tin Rv | Mr. Mohr t 5:07PM NITEL 11-17-71 ASW TereType Wy Caer iiien, BLS “em ae 4 Mx. Callal “10 DIRECTOR GTTENTION+? DOMESTIC INTELLIGNECE) 4 ' oe ermal: ea Ni Fair. Conrad. CLEVELAND (190-27931) A se Goes By YORK ¢190~174481) £ — Por Recs. ’ . , i Ate, Caect FROM WASHINGTON FIELD (1960-54927) “+. cA Syl [Me Watters | ‘ “ Pir ers. on Ne Tele, Room——— | @ Mics Hebars ip aiiss Ganuy. ; Gowen *s NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION COALITION qONAC) jos Ses | SPONSORED DEMONSTRATION, NOVEMBER TWENTY, NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE, Lh | cy } q¢ off iy “WASHINGTON, D.C., IS - NEW LEFT. Aer aa : oa CLEVELAND AND NEW YORK AND ADVISED TO HAVE INFORMANTS - i ATTENDING CAPTIONED DEMONSTRATION REPORT INFORMATION TO WFO 3 - i BE CALLING SIX TWO EIGHT DASH TWO EIGHT THREE SEVEN OR s7x ( TwO EIGHT DASH TWO EIGHT TWO SIX AND SPEAK WITH PERSON ANSWERING CLEVELAND AND NEW YORK WILL ADVISE WFO OF CODE RAMES TO BE USED BY RESPECTIVE INFORMANTS . . oe . Sf oe t } } RDINISTRATIVE — ee \ : REC- 59 : . ak er rer —_ ty! “os E NEW YORK TEL TO BUREAU NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN , LAST AND - So, BUREAU AIRTEL TO CLEVELAND NOVEMBER SIXTEEN LAST CAPTIONED “VY 0 ~* -27% , | STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (SDS), IS -NEWLEFT, 8 8 8 8 8 9 END fie “ MRF FBE WA DC a a OTE. ZHOVE 8 CTI dha ABIL de rn wot ~ , ones _ HW 55050 Docld: 32989546" Page 43 tee
nananoerttaeies nt cert iets tee thinner hap te te Mak om oe fo the FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Mr. ee "COMMUNICATIONS STCTION o Mr. | | . ann N ” |i OV vi Mr, NR 907 SF CODE . oe Ear 3 ' fi Mr. Z ELETYPE tw Ve 11:92PM NITEL 11/17/71 JAK yA Ae | TO DIRECTOR ATLANTA . 4 AL NEW YORK | J wie WASH FIELD OFFICE 6 on A a Mr. Tolson. ; od Rose Mohr. Miner, ES\ C.Mahan - Casper. fr, Conrad} Dalbey _ Cleveland__ Pender. . Tavel . Walters Tel 2, . Sovars. R oom py LLSIPIES. ; js iiss Gandy LPT AI | FROM SAN FRANCISCO (157-0) 2P KL Woe? pio ge | MONEN’S NATIONAL ABORTION COALITION, WASHIGNTON, D.C. : RELIABLE SOURCE ADVISED THAT ERICKA HUGGINS Has po | BREN REQUESTED TO APPEAR AT A RALLY AND DEMONSTRATION spousoreD | {ia ' BY CAPTIONED ORGANIZATION TO BE HELD IN WASHINGTON, D.C. . 54 i. | nov. TWENTY NEXT. epee ON NOV. SIXTEEN LAST, HUGGINS DISCUSSED THIS MATICR WITH BPP CHAIRMAN BOBBY SEALE IN WEY YORK INFORMING hifi OF THE REQUEST AND THAT THE ORGANIZATION WAS BEING RUN BY ta BE eres WL ELACK MOMEN AND ALL OF THE SPERXERS TO APPEAR VERE TO BLACK. REPORTEDLY THE -ROUND TRIP FARE FOR TWo-WOULD.BE PROVIDED” IN THE EVENT HUGGINS CAN APPEAR. “ - f { END PAGE ONE “et 26 : ya >, 3 eh y co f- ” . - rf wey ~ t L. “ i a, Te SA. ¢ a idl sae i i iD , ; wae, $e 4q 3 f WD , ae Hy t et be , Me _. ore : i tog ae ariel . \ i “Ady ‘ i iia o Lev bo Lyi é a ct eae é } . NAN ee REN OE Se haw F5090 Bocld:32989546 Page 44 3 a A a4 _
e e "The college campuses have been targets of bombings and other violent disorders © ... Certainly the FBI can be invaluable in helping to crack such cases... Certainly, the academic leadership must be firm in cracking down on violence; so should local authorities; so should the FBI when necessary." Out of these troubled times came such groups as the rhetoric and engaging in acts of violence like killing police, or "offing the pig’ as they expressed it. Basing their philosophy upon the problems of poor and needy blacks, and ostensibly orienting their programs to community needs, the BPP and other violence-prone groups gained a threshold. The BPP, based in Oakland, California, grew from 75 members in 1966 to 1,00U members and 4U chapters throughout the U. S. by 197U. Describing itself as "the armed body for carrying out the political tasks of the revolution," it proclaimed the aim of the Panthers as "We will not dissent from the American Government. We will over- throw it." well armed Black Panther Party (BPP), spouting revolutionary | ‘3 | | { | | AW 55093 Docld:32969548 Page 46 L
Communist Party, United States of America, Negro Question . Communist Influence in Racial Matters The "Daily Worker", issue of February 25, 1957, page 1, column 1, contained an article which stated that Bayard Rustin, Executive Secretary, War Resisters League, was one of eight non-comrunist observers at the Communist Party National Gonvention in 1957. The "Daily Worker" was an East Coast Communist newspaper which suspended publicavicn on January 13, 1958, ; ~}. surat a HW 55091) Docld: 32969547 Page 17.
U. S. Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations - . With Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC) Re: 5SG Staff Interviews of FBI Personnel Concerning Official and Confidential Files of the Late J, Edgar Hoover The results of the interview of Mrs. Metcalf, who is Administrative Assistant to FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley, has been separately reported to you by letter and memorandum. Attached are eight separate statements, each reporting the results of the interview of the respective author by the SSC representatives. Enclosures (8) NOTE: Legal Counsel to Mr. J. B. Adams memorandum 9/2/75 "Senstudy 75" detailed the SSC request for interviews of these employees and contains the Directer‘s approval of waiver of confidentiality agreement. Copies of the individual statements will be placed in the respective personnel files. All of the statements are the product of the respective employees except the statement of Peterson who was debriefed by Supervisor B.F. Phillips of the Senstudy 75 Project who then prepared the statement of the Peterson interview. HW 55094 Docld:329899549 Page 5
I thought you said you didn't . know her well. I wouldn't construe the above as knowing . her well. . What was the purpose of driving her to ._ the Director's house? She said she had to meet with some lawyers concerning the Director's estate. Do you know who was present at the meeting? ' No. "Were you? No, I waited outside. Who ordered you to drive Miss Gandy? Mr, Kunkel Weren't you en his squad? "No. Whose squad were you on? The ASAC's, Who was that? Bd Campbell . Weren't you considered the #3 man in WFO? No. "Weren't you a supervisor? '-No, a relief supervisor. -. To Campbell? ~
oy ~Q3 % Then wouldn't chat se #3 man? | Ar 0° No. — QC so Wheat are your duties? AS _ Presently I'm assigned to Squad C-4, and I'm assigned a variety of criminal cases, Q: Be more evecific, A: Well, IY handle numerous extortion-type cases pertaining to the various Senators and Congressmen, I'm assigned the Washington, D.C. phase of the Hoffa case and I assist in bank robberies and other major crimes. - Q: . What did you do on the ASAC Squad? A: I handled major criminal matters and | drove the ASAC to the crime scene and ; ‘ assisted him at the scene,and I also -worked personnel matters. 2 Do you know John Mohr? Q A: - No, other than his official position. Q: . You didn't know him personally? A: No. | Q: , You never met with him? A: No. Q: Did you ever remove anything from the ‘ Director's house after his death? — A: Yes. | a Q: oo What was that? A: Some cardboard boxes. AW 55094: Doeldai 37989549 Bage 13
. INTELLIGENCE: DIVISION ASSISTANT DIRECTOR __W. RAYMOND _WANNALL we Rparaee ve ce SNE INSPECTOR DEPUTY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR INTERNAL SECURITY BRANCH HUNTER _E—. HELGESO Wer COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ibe ein Suda bSh aces: VOORE ees on Ba Be F648 ea . 1 ADs sfes gate ae 1S -2 1S~1 BLACK NATIONALIST AND WHITE HATE — TROTSKYIST- UNIT PERSONNEL COMPLEMENT ENTRAL UNIT 63 C | BLACK NATIONALIST AND COMMUNIST PARTY UNIT | WATE Ate st unit] [SECURITY INFORMANT UNIT . @ BLACK NATIONALIST AND | |eytRemist -WEST UNIT AUTHORIZED WHITE HATE — LACK NATIONALIST -SOU CLERICAL- KLAN AND ExTREMist | PERSONNEL COMPLEMENT AGENT SECRETARIAL INFORMANT UNIT 47 IS-l 18 22 CIVIL DISORDER REPORT ING UNIT | IS-2 21. 26 PERSONNEL COMPLEMENT . NOVEMBER 6, 1975  !S73 22 | 41 AQ “HW 55093 Docld:327989548 Page 3
‘| Reorganization = 1955 @. @ INTELLIGENCE DIVISION INTERNAL SECURITY BRANCH ao DATE iicatam er Tats The intelligences Division (ID) was known as the Domestic Intelligence Division (DID) in January, 1955, and was composed of four sections: internal Security, Espionage, Liaison, and Central Research. Principal cases supervised in the DID in January, 1955, were Espionage, Internal Security and Nationalistic Tendency matters. In August, 1955, the Internal Security Section was the volume section in the DID. It. supervised investigations conducted under legislation, such as the internal Security Act of 1950, Communist Control Act of 1954 and the Smith Act of 1940, It also handled investigations of communist front organizations and of subjects involved in possible violations of the Neutrality Act, and Sedition, Treason and the Federal Train Wreck. statutes and the Labor Management Relations Act. In addition, the Internal Security Section was responsible for the handling of violations of Federal iinjunctions, Security informants, Alien Enemy Control and related matters, and the Security Index. The Smith Act cases alone demanded considerable time because of the aspect of. prosecution involving subjects of these cases, The Internal Security Section was confronted also with the prospect that the Supreme Court might uphold the Subversive Activities Control Board order requiring registration by the Communist Party, USA (CPUSA) and its members with the Attorney HW 55093 Docld:32999546 Page 4