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HW 545073 wo 4. That the Inter-~Departmental Information a Unit (IDIU) of the Department of Justice would be used as a cover for the proposed domestic intelligence unit. 5. That Justice. Sharp would meet with Jim Devine of the IDIU for the purpose of informing himself as to the character of the IDIU operation and developing with Devine a strategy for the use of the IDIU as the operating entity for the proposed domestic intelligence unit. Justice Sharp, Dean, and Mardiian met on Wednesday, November 11, and reviewed the history of the government's attempt to create a domestic intelligence unit, including the efforts of the Ad Hoc Inter-Agency Committee(under the Chairmanshiyv of Diracror Houv..} that racenthy made a study of the domestic int~iligence cathering process and proposed steps that could be taken to un uprove that process. —-- It was generally agreed that, initially, the’ proposed domestic intelligence unit showid limit itself to obtaining and evaluating the available intelligence informatic: from the existing sources of the government and developing amore sophisticatec method of collating and evaluating such information. « . ~ 2 If you approve the foregoing amd will advise us that preliminary contact has been made with tche heads of the affected Agencies, we will proceed in accordance with your instructions. * Doclda: 32989530 Page 225
on, Demonstrations E-2 Likelihood of New Momentum on the Antiwar Activities and Forces in View of the Laos and Cambodian Situation E-3 Likelihood of Kidnapping of any High U. S. . Government Official in the Immediate Future by Political Terrorists E-4 Calendar of Significant Antiwar Events E-5 An Assessment of the Antiwar Movement in the U.S. E-6 An Estimate of JEWISH DEFENSE LEAGUE (JDL) Planned Activities During Demonstrations Scheduled for Lafayette Park on March 21, 1971 E-7 .The Potential for Violence in the Major Cities During Summer 1971 © E-8 Proposed Demonstrations in Washington, D. C. {For two week periods, beqinning w/April 23 - May 5) E-9 The Effect of the Death of Francois Duvalier on the Internal Security of the U. S. E~10 Plans of the PCPJ and NPAC, and amy other organi- zations to Demonstrate at Military Bases on May 16, 1971 * E-11 Likelihood of Demonstrations by the PCPJ or any other organization at the NATO Conference on Cities, to be held at Indianapolis, Indiana, on * May 26 - 31, 1971 E-12 Intelligence Calendar of Significant Events (Monthly) E-13 The Planned Disruption at The White House on June 12, 1971 B-14 Antiwar Conferences, June-July 1971, and Their Effect on the Future Activities of the Antiwar Community E-15 Interrelationship of Black Power Grganizations Within the Western Hemisphere HW 55073 DBocld: 32999530 _ Page 232
| H | $ | Hl £ A HW 55073 Docld:329895350 Page 233 E~30 E-31 Interrelationship of Arab Terrorist Groups and U. S. Black Militants e Jewish Defense League; An Assessment October-November Antiwar Offensive Prison Riots An Assessment of the Communications and Communi- cations Security Capabilities of Violence~Prone Groups Within the United States Unauthorized Disclosures Potential Disruptions at the 1972 Republican National Convention, San Diego, California Potential Disruptions at the 1972 Democratic National Convention, Miami Beach, Florida Demonstration and Racial Disturbance Study Phone Phreaking Militant Left's Involvement in the Labor Movement African Liberation Day Intelligence Requirements Dist Protest Demonstrations During Presidential Inaugururation Ceremonies ’ Foreign Students - Terrorists Events and Personalities Attractive to Terrorist Attack ;
. . . “ « . A . GUIDES FOR PROTECTION OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS FURNISHED THE SELECT COMMITTEES 1, Personnel Security Clearances (a) Background Investigation It would be desirable for the Select Committees to stipulate that no staff member is to be given access to any classified material, testimony or information received or generated by the committees without prior receipt of a security clearance based on a full field investigation. | (b) Secrecy Agreement d “ It would be desirable for the Select Committees to require a signed secrecy agreement of employees or individuals assigned to the committees! staffs. The agreement should include provisions: 1) That acceptance of committee secrecy. regulations is a condition precedent of employment or assignment; 2) Recognizing US Government property rights to classified information; | | 3) Requiring prior written consent before divulgence , _of classified information. 4) For recognition that breach of the secrecy rules and obligations contained in the agreement could subject the Sa NC XK n : 4 : inet j ; HW 55073 DBocld:329899530 Page 243 ~~ . aa - _
eed 55073 Docld: 32969530 Page 244 signer to administrative and/or legal action under appropriate statutes; 5) That there is no time limit on the terms of the agreement. — 2. Physical and Document Security The Select Committees should adopt rules to insure that the secrecy of any sensitive information received or generated by. it be preserved. These rules be made known to the individuals and agencies who will be called upon to present testimony or materials. Among these should be rules on physical security and document security. (a) Physical Security ; | It would be desirable if the Select Committees adopt the following rules related to physical security: , ' gif? ine” 1) All classified material will be storedffor safe- keeping in the registry of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy or similar facility and handled in accordance with the regulations of this registry for classified material, 2)—Matertalshould-bpe-stored=in~safes=whennobin=wse,
Pfs I ' ‘ | sw 55073 Docld:329899530 Page 245 e ® ye be gL RAGE qeeet Y (Or (Ma HO oY f ‘ 5 TE ero LP Guard protectionfshould be required onfthisnarea. oy.) Areas selected for use in closed session should be guarded against entry by unauthorized persons. # 3) Agencies presenting testimony should be permitted to conduct or arrange with the Sergeant-at-Arms to conduct audio countermeasures inspections to preclude the possibility of surreptitious use of transmitters and/or unauthorized recording devices similar to the device located in the Rayburn House Office Building on 12 February 1973. $) At.the end of each session of the Select Committees, the hearing room should be examined by a cleared staff - officer who will secure any misplaced classified material or waste. CA) Areas should be designated in which classified material can be reviewed. These areas should be secure against access by unauthorized personnel. Material should | not be removed from these areas for the sake of convenience except when necessary for the work of the committees and should not be transported overnight to the office or residence of personnel of the committees.
Weal 55073 Docld:32969530 Page 246, (b) Document Security 1) Committees should select and identify a single location/and specific personnel authorized to sign acknow- ledgement of receipt of classified materials providedpy-CO the committees. 2) A system of document control should be established to permit control of classified documents to provide for accountability of:decunrents-fernished-tre-commistee, 3) Duplication of documents should be controlled so vlre as to Choos a record of the document reproduced, the nuinber of copies reproduced, and the custodian or receiving per sonnel. Reproduced classified documents. should be subject to the same controls as the original. 4) Appropriate arrangements should be made for the destruction of classified waste. 5) Transcripts. The committees should give consideration to the necessity of providing appropriate security in the transcription of testimony by committee transcribers. The-committees may desire to charge each. agency presenting testimony with this responsibility. In some, if not all cases, this might include escort of
Memorandum for Mr. Wannall RE? ACTION: SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE If approved, Bureau Supervisor Fred B. Griffith, Document Classification and Security Coordinator, be designated as the Bureau representative to meet with the Chairman of the USIB Committee and representatives of NSA and CIA. WEY fut. \ Crk, HW 55073 DBocld:329899530 Page 252 » with 0218, Afrvange pew re ecamme® ded ‘ate CIA 2re apprepr cps with TAL nta Senate commitree + ped Cott { 41 gon es faul 1s ati, one hega/ Caunsel 100 ry, an : serve be st. Oi __——
NS a sae Ss e- ere ir a nw Sanaa : The Deputy Attorney General : Director, FBI SUBJECT: Sa «(DocTa: azoad iio iS. ade ee Bonds as Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan ta wey OPTABRALSFOERINO, {0 MAY 1962 EDITION Ff GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES coves MENT Memorandum NAME CHECK REQUESTS. MADE BY U.S. SENATOR HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., FOR THE SELECT SENATE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES On January 23, 1975, U.S. Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr., requested name checks of FBI files. be made on four individuals who are to be staff members of the Select Senate Committee to Investigate Intelligence Agencies. In response to Senator Baker's request, attached are four letterhead memoranda pertaining to Ronald David McMahan, Arthur Boggess Culahouse, Jr., Howard Leibengood and Michael J. Madigan for transmittal to the requesting Committee. Enclosures (4) rape \6 aNTORMATION C QouTAINED aoe at 3 i i oo SE =e Fe) pun |G HER DATES ba.-MGFIS~ X ENCLOSURE
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TQ CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION AND SIUbY OF GOVESNUENTAL OPERATIONS WIT RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES to cstablish both authoritative and definitive guidelines for the PBI in this area. The proposed erder took cognizance of the constitutional reaponsibility of the President to defend the Constitution and the Government; of continuing threats to donestic tranquility and the general velzare; of existing statutes relating to national security and public safety; and of the President's need for intelligence information. The proposed Executive Order ineluded an order by the Sresident that "The Atterney General prepare and issue guidelines, ctoniorming to the principles of the | Constitution ond the Bill of Bights, and owtlining the ‘ necessary direction, coordination, and guidance of investigations ! te assure that the Federal Bureau of Investigation provides on &@ continuing basis Intelligence information essential te the execution of laws pertaining to subversive activity and other such activity affecting the national security, domestic tranquility, and general welfare of the United States." NOTE: See memorandum W. 0. Cregar to Mr. W. R. Wannall "1/28/75, prepared by WOC/ebc, captioned as above. HW 55073 Docld:32989530 Page 270 «oe
HW 55073 FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) DoclId: 32969530 Page 259 * ago. ‘express “explosion: rm 4 ~ epg sn ne ERS AIST, atten oO Le (Mount Clipping in Space Below) ) ivacy 5 aa neve ¢ on ee tion’ not long . ; i oe - ae ~ Me “ ne a pode . pete seen acini sapnmneinrtoniaoen oe i St ss Ay is tA are ee 6 Bea. Swgese SA pea” a ere : RES et SS ES Hebe cs = aa neler ape cae vee mow 0 meas tea ne pina paca Cente scat ansd a Martscamde nti axes a 7 we Laboratory Plan, & Eval ~ Spee. Inv. 4 Training WW. Legal Coun. ....—. Telephone Rm. —_ Director Sec’y wenn | t | (indicate page, name of — newspaper ity and state.) Edth fact THE OREGONIAN ies PORT JLAND, OR we . F isioaal A ff > Z a - f a ee ane cn a ~o ; -| | te. | mn shy ‘¢ foo 2-14 -7S , Edition: Joe Author: , Editor: 0, Richard Nokes Title: ' CIA; FBI EDITORIAL Character: Classification: Submitting Office: Port land Cl Being Investigated [Nor GE I ft 48 WA ay 1975 - e tt j HRS TR aE HEHE i
ee 12/3/62 CODE RADIOGRAM URGENT eempee ; cosy pn ene 2 TO SAC ATLANTA (157-315) eo facies = : i nel -_ * ~ FROM DIRECTOR FSE (157-6-2) > . RACIAL SITUATION, ALBANY, GEORGIA, RACIAL HNGTERS Loo ff _ REBUAIRTEL ELEVEN THENTY-ONE SIXTYTYO INSTHICTING YOUR ad {aes OFINCE TO OBTAIN A COPY OF THE REPORT OF THE SOUTHERNCREGIONAL / COUNCIL BY HOWARD ZINN, CAPTIONED QUOTE ALBANY, A-STUSY IN VV HATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY EXD QUOTE, SUTEL RESULTS-oF YOUR EFFORTS 20 OBTAIN A COPY OF {HES REPORT. EBLisja = / re * (3) afa Bo, “Send by deferred plain text ~- teletype if next radio contact missed. - -~9>, a aye taree ne eee FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION DEC 4 1962 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE rm gr? 18 COMMUNIGRTIONS SECTION a TELETYPE 2-2 7eny OE Tolson ‘ . Tye Aull Belmont . . . fs Fe on p vad Cone (eb nS: nia ; Detoech (4 et () DEC 17 1969 Tavel Trotter a c Tele. Room ——_. - +) CC, ue “Qo mes — Oey < . Va —_—_— MAIL roouL_] TELETYPE UNIT /? ga SE Tr LY I PO TET Le EL ER TT ERS oe ee This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Comm*ttee. Its use ts limited to official proceedings by your Co:mittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized persove nel without the express approval of the FBI . Doocld: 33989531 Page Nw 55074
NW 55074 To: BAC, Atlanta (157~315) / Fromag(y® Director, FBI (157-6-2) — 7/ / / ot RACIAL SITUATION Hoty ALBANY, GEORGIA ; ye RACIAL MATTERS Reurairtel 11/19/62, which furnished a copy of your report on “Albany," written by Howard Zinn and published by the Southern Regional Council. This does not appear te be the report released by the Southern Regional Council mentioned in the Atianta Constitution article of 11/19/52. The report you furnishéd was published danhiary 6, 1962, and a copy of it tas previously been furnished the Bureau. The quotes mentioned in the Atlanta Constitution articie attributed to Howard Zinn do not appear in the danuary 8, 1962, report, The report issued on January 8, 1962, is captioned simply “Albany."" The report mentioned in the Atlanta Constitution articie is captioned "Albany, A Study in National Responsibility." Your office should attempt to obtain a copy of the report of the Southern Regional Council issued in November, 1962, RBL/rrf \ (4) rN MAILED, & RPO! Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Callahan Conrad Sullivan JI 5 Tavel 9 62 ” Trottet ______ Tate. Room -___ Holmes Gandy —_____ MAIL ROOM i feZ unit CJ This document 4 as prepared . im response to your request a ‘and i is 5 not ‘for dissemi- nation outside your Committec. Its use is limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI . Docid: 32989531 Page 5
eg @ sehye? @ y aa UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to WASHINGTON 25, D. G. ye IO Fie Na. 190-392452 we peg ann AK MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Vo . . \ RE: STANLEY DAVID LEVISON a SECURITY MATTER = C YU Levison, a New York City attorney and businessman, is a’ secret member of the Communist Party, SA, and has long been active in Communist Party ‘financial activities. He has acted_a _and business adviser to the Communist t, Party OnMimer cus occasions aBariyoc-iabinus biisiness-entecpiis TiSes for it and has coptributed large sums cf money to the Communirs € MMT ST Party. \ It is believed that valuable information concerning Commmist Party{financial matters) will be- obtained through the installation of a technical surveillance in the subject’s residence. in view of this, I recommend that authority be granted to instail a technical surveiliance in Levison's residence Located at 585 West End Avenue, New York City, or to any residence to which he may Move in the future, eINSOpPsIg pezroyneug SuOToUR TeuLULAg 0} pofqng NOILVWYOANI ALIGNOUS TVNOLLVN Respectfully, Yohn Edgar |Hoover Director SO O37 2 if 29 Ji APPROVED 7 NOV 26 1862 ; i f/wro mir pe ~~ 7 le oe i ae TD HW 35074 Doold: 32869531 Page 31 _ November 20, 1962
4 at, 7 Pom ret ae Ce ¥ ’ (sen! Fae OF Bh x wa” * wi te s 5 . ~* 4 => FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIG!?70N ah UNITED STATES DEPARTXENT OF ST3 TICE oh mond -) ‘Eels, Ps ard RP tteweny - AON. Fs ¥ @DRPL ft EET, netsh 9 So 57 09 eh om Ew 0 ee as we om mn ea on BO ew a ew oD oe eee ita. . eg ee te TEM, hr aA /if CO eet, ae wf lesan a Transmit the following Teletype message to: BoRTAg JUN fet - JUNE, STALEY DAVID LUVISON, Iu-o, Reurairtel 3/17/55. ir 1533-Si4 4 iscontinued 2:00 PH this date. pes ke \6 G) sorssr (ni : ial : This document ¢ is prepared in response to your re nation outetda vou Commst+or SP fren Fd Tard? ee and is not for dissemt- or Cat se pete oa 4 Droceedings by Md wierd the exerts er res bof ia EERO Le ee “a toe of tire he hog DFS2nTD (ta) ¢ 105-LIL1E0 ett. i et ~ n e e _ ile Fm APA w . " fs AUP S* 5855 fl Reena \ Mememed 5, amy moat} ~ TARR LA ANG 2G {909° # \ oo Ts Approved eo, sent i] Per va Special Agent in Charge ° 4 . CY 4. DooTda 32869534 Page 43
. . ° FD-36 ee ae . « Meenas“, a PEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION pe aay eID cy UNITED STATES DEPARTHENT OF JUSTICE Mr, Tomcng Tyee | An Fe TT] Transmit the following Teletype message to: Buréau..-dune.-otrgent fline . 37) ne ae a’ »7 cd /f? “oot IPT a ore < June. Stanley David Levison; IS -C 2 oT al * tym 74 Radws sae a wi ea, oo Rebuairtel, 3/2/55, granting evthority to install téewdhiesidence | & of subject. ep. The AcAL CURIDLLANCS oe ohh ~Eloghs 755 im, 5/5/55. Symtol nuntber | NY-1533-S).ass igned. fesar installed 1 [Coverage at [Sutec J ~ _ a — V aahio (6) -2-00 6 \ 6 oe Un “gf if Lhis document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized DeOrSORn I _. nel without. the express approval of the FBI . [ ip. Eelmond i . p } or (3.'~ Burean (100-392152) (REGISTERED MATL) Att PORATION CAPT ATE BEREIN 1S 40208507 (ree Bhd qen-en ey | os UERE SHOWS OTHERWISEs Reece —— te FS teres OA, execs By Li q FUSE (#7-1). os MAY A tas: Pg May 19 qo } HAY 19 1055. a Approved: BTN ee sy. oy Pe (Sone 4 M Per (7 (Bpecial Agent in Charge CREA MW 55074 DBoold:32999531 Page 44 ba
a ah, LPF 0N, Py Toy ; . EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI gg pale Nabets Mr. (Qyavt UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE en ; y Rah mn anes ee cee . Mr. Tourza 3 - Mr. T uoy. i atm: ‘ ; Mr. Mohr oo. ; . coed Mr. Wintorrowd | | Transmit the following TSiSifad message to: Tele, Reom ve | ” Mr. Folleman __ i FBI,” CHICAGO L/30/5h. PERSOML 22D cor? Ee EERE [: /f ea tee ty le DIRECTOR, FBI (AIR ESIL - REGISTERED) “ es . rl SO) JONE. STANIEBY DAVID LEVISOW, SMC. REMYA TRTEL h/2l./Sl. ; MESUR AND TESUR ROOM lA, CONRAD HILTON HOTEL, DISCONTINUED 8:00 PM L/29/5i. INSTALLATION REMOVED 2:00 PM lL/30 ‘S ° Was (29151 Elsie. ; 1/30/51. joc 5959-S3/ ASSIGPED TO HISUR AND) CG 5961-Sis ASSIGNED TO TESUR FOR REPORT PURPOSIS. * BANTSTER 100-27367 Sub-2 iP THC :CH pie aT. ve Kon”, | a . eo * . ye Or d % ae aA re Pol 7 uu* - . [ie etd . LF id ors - .oe0-- \ * ’ Wy ° ur request and is not for dissemt- “a, c i This document is prepared in response to your © La 4 nation outstde your Committee. Its use ts limited to official proceedings by ; . your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI «% oe &~ cae Si aes ety yet MS 4 - Far. - @. e _ oo *. hoy, > Porton, Poe tofe 2S a [if . f | rc} 1 al Sas _ menace 7 to “ 8 “—s \. ° eas Pd ores we * i PAL} . . ‘ f re ae . . ~ a ae a Special Agent, an tasrze ‘ WW 55074 Docld:32989534 Page 45
N rR ly ate a @eornat BORZAU OF INVESTIGATION [ES bolt oe ev a » Mag +.e ae __ bate STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE re men enwne 4 J-U HE += on ines if saya L i Cay How YOUR, PEw ¥e Dew LTE Puen - JUNG = mor WRG Hi : ah on _ Transmit the fottoning Teletype message to: a ay” 4 yay “o a) JUNE, SULAY DAVID? LEVESON; ISG. PEEUAIRTI. 2/2h/5h GRA eee an “< 10 INSTALL TSSUR OF SUBJECT 'S RBSIDBOT,309 TWlOkth stan, Tae PSC, 7 TS to hes 4 ZO ENL B 210k. T2SUR INSTALLED 2:20_P.3., 3/19/5l. SYEBOL NUMBER \%o eerie = . — L -{ Welo7O-) | COVERAGE UTEC I we gui aN VL RL mw : Quasi’ O a Devt KELLY oe [PR a | Oo If ALL INFORMATION CONTATID j (A HEREIN IS UNQLASST? WO ALORS G WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE. This document ts prepared Al a or nation outside your Conn response to your request and is not for di C MES your Corumittee ard tf epee fis use is limited to official tSSeni~ WoL ONE, nel ang? out the err ee CCDS anam myk Wh ge]s sed #0 hee ia, proceedings by by IE tees t { te goo me ? of 7SCE vO t-Cutiorized nerson- , pu vi . i j 4 ll RIT ii format PHP] ney . . eo ~_* or “yA . c (GEER ATL, tat. eats i ' - - v ia r RECORDE > ar _ . . se , an \s ROS tVLG * ‘ nut : as 45 ow nat 1G0-LLLICG-Sub 2 yr fos ow a INDEXED ; . ie e Fae ; 4 M Per, Approved: Special? Reont i in Charge ome EERE WW 55074 Docld:32989531 ~Page 51
Oita s States S Soaetntentt of Wire. {= Federal Bursa of Investigation qt Washitgion 25, 2. a. IM REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO . February 18 ; 195i. FILE No. , 7 ¥ QO ¥ “ RB: STANLEY DAVID LsVISON ¥ SECURITY MATTER - © Tn connection with an investigat vion of the Communist Party USA in New York City it is deemed advisable to place a technical surveillance on the _ vesidence of Stanley David Levison. . (Levigson is 2c bing 3s assistant to William ~einerin,controlting tne finances of the Conmmist Party bothuinwits open and nd undercround. operations. He has contributed. lance Sms or money "to the Communist “Par ty.. and is affiliated with Several business interésts _ ron..the-profit.of whicn funds. are x neportedly supplipd ? a to_ the Communists. Party. | H if} en : jad In order to follow (bag underground operations and financial activities of the ComitMist’ Party USA in eu Vvork “Cityyautaorivy 1 is “requested “to install a technica surveillance on the residence of Stanley David Levison at 309 Vest Lolth soreet, New York City, telephone number “onunent 2-750. or any address to which he may move in tne future. Resovetrully, NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION ye Lies tae mle Mod . j re vrata Unauthorized Disclosure fi Jonn Tdzar Hoover Subject to Criminal Sanctions { Dire fds ro un RECORESD - 54, - rho 2BS54 yy Approved: / LOS , wn” ; NW 55074 Doold: 32989532 Page 52 .
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) Vig [oo t l | | | . | FBI { I | | xt ey i) Y . Date: 4/14/66 oy Se Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext or code) t AIRTEL .- .. ae | (Priority) | TO : DIRECTOR, FBI {100-407018) ~~ J -73250-Sub 2)”. \- 0? FROM SAC, NEW EQRK (109 73250-Sub 2) ey ‘ SUBJECT: CLARENCE JONES ne JUNE (00: NY) 9° Ht . = a . ~% Re Bureauairtel, 2/11/66. of EL svt : Information received fromgNny hoge-sx} during the -~ period since JONES moved to the Coliseum Building to the Intramerican_ Lifé Corp Accordingly ,[NY hoge-S4] is being discontinued as of 5:00 p.m., ho Ah foo ELsueR, t/ a A VU. ,office does not warrant its retention. , , dissemi- ie i i your request and is not for a This document ts rey mmit tis be 2 tanited to official proceedings by U b , ommittee. 2 i ane nation, mimittee ‘and on content may not be disclosed to unauthorized 9 nel without the express approval of the FBI . : = . » Gt Dee PTSh TT Cegs nt | earner ere —~ ‘ 3-Bureau ros HO7 O28) (RM) -~New Yor ~-f -Su ane i JFO: rmv ( t3 5 S ) art, FS APR 3$3°156 A ie . Ho (5) - ake gy peerext, ze Approved: __4 can ¥ why A a APH BS YE S5074 Doold:3
Ve O-2e-04) ft - . ‘4 . ‘ . * FBI Date: 5 © 3 ate 3/ 15/ 66 Transmit the following in " i aintext or c : } (Type n plaintext : ode) we ple Via AIRTEL ' > ~. : a : | ANS bs . , . (Priority) 1 _— . NB ae: ma re ne ee Lt aaa au k (diet — TO: " BTRECTOR, FBI - (100- 407018) °°” ye 1} ; os a ; 4¥ - FROM: “SAC; NEW YORK (100-73250-SUB 2) 2" JUNE Poy . oO ce - _sUBSECT: CLARENCE JONES we a : SM-C, . 7 wo - ‘00: NY) . ; oo . fy ‘ ’. : ef Repuaartel, 3/11/66; and New York airtel, 3/1/66. Heer Ebsvu ONF. Lt” NY 5496-S8x st] installed 6:15 PM, 3/14/66, at 10 Columbus Circle, on JONES! business office, intramerican Life Corporation, Coverage presently includes CI 5-0730, CI 5-0731 and CI 5-0732. Efforts continuing to include Or 5-0733 in coverage. Bureau will be advised of date of inclusion of this number. Full security is ‘assured. This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi- | nation outside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by. your Committee and the content may nut b2 disclosed to unauthorized person- nel without the express approval of the FBI . : Ki a -- Bureau (100-407018) (RM) - ““T- New York (100-73250-SUB 2) (42) JFO: gmd - @ 2° & Ge Wick Nie os, Approved: fs Sent M Per — & tba 3° age ee in Charge ERO 7 inde wack” re) WwW S074 Doeold: 32989531 Page 65 : . _ '