. | a SiGgeeON 87, SECURTTY INVESTICATIO gS 87D L . @ © Index 2 aN INDEX FOR SECTION 87D e References are to page. . ¢ ro whe Status oF cares (continued) ‘Verification of . : while sbtaining photographs, 28 addresses while securing handwriting, 29 | reserve index while verifying residence and section A, 42h . elnployment, 58,74 section B, 42c¢ Students ; security index, 32,54,57,58, 74, 81a contacts 25 employment investigations cf, 24 reserve index Sumnaciging information in reports, section A, 42b . 76,77 . section B, 42c - Summary veports, 21,47,71,76 security index, 32,57j/74,81« - Supeciors of faculty members, key facility or defense facility 25 status of places . Surveillances of employment, 64 - photographic, 35,37 Voice of America (See U. S. Inforingtion ; phyzical, 35,38 Agency. } ‘ . | Tabbing SE cards, 45b,53,62,64, 68, 70 ° Thumbnail sketches, 79 Pitle of reports, 72 Wife and husband, security 2 Top functionaries, 66,69 investigations, a change of office of origin, 72 . = 70 = | definition of, 69 a ee _ - designation of, 69 ; ; OB if: handwriting of, 70 a € imelusion in key figure list, an ; Ea movement of, 59 =e . photographs of, 68,70 ee program, 66 ag : regulations governing; 70 Yugoslav intelligence agents, . Ae ‘reports on, 59,707 a Lo ; contacts with, 4 status of, 70,73 . factor in deter- . tabbing for devcom, 62,70 . mining dangerousness fPopical headings in reports . of individual, ° . . 74 . 44a, Tours; 332 Travel . - abroad, 33,69 . | 7 behind iron curtain, 34 “Unavailable section of security * . . index, 53 ; ‘ “impriscned subjects, 54 : missing subjects, 32,54 . . subjects traveling abroad, . - 34,54 . : Underground membership or activity, 31 United Nations employees, 25,52 eS U. S. Government amplicyvees, 25,750,860 Ae U. S. Information Ageney, inclusion . : of employees in security ae index or reserve a4 i index, 70 zz Se ae . . ca 82g - a 11-14-66 F NW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 555 Pan
~ FFM field office territory, the name and title of each Negro included in this total who maintains a national level position, and the name and title of each Negro included in this total who maintains a district level position above the status of “club chairinan." Members of the Communist Party, USA, who are now carried as unidentified but who are known to be members of the Negro race should be included in, the total number of Negroes. ot . ™ When possible, totals should be broken down as to nation- ality, sex, employment, veterans, and membership in unions. Auxiliary offices which, due to lack of Communist Party activity in their divisions, have-been authorized to sub- mit data by quarterly letter should include membership figures in these letters to the Bureau and office of origin. These letters to be submitted by auxiliary offices prior to first day of month in which quarterly report is due. Office of origin responsible to obtain. complete figures from its ‘aux ciliary offices, : (b} In preparing estimates, best available informants and sources must be used. Include in cover pages of quarterly reports evaluation of degree of reliability -of figures furnished by each source and of final figures submitted. Also include in cover pages total number of individuals positively identified as Communist Party members and total number of individuals tentatively identified as party members within the twelve-month period immediately preceding the submission of the quarterly report. -In reporting membership figures, information-from one “source only is not acceptable unless facts are set forth demonstrating information from this source is the most accurate and most reliable information available. (c) Explain in detail any increase or decrease in membership figures previously submitted. Where informants use such terms as "inactive" or "paper" members, their exact understanding of the meaning of the terms used and the number of individuals so described must be clearly explained. Full explanation must be made as to whether individuals so described are included in final membdershin ‘f£igures submitted, together with reason’ for their inclusion or exclusion.’ 7 {8 Results of membership recruiting: drives en , Make discreet efforts to ascertain results of annual national registration drives, {(f) To reduce indexing at the Bureau, each report should contain [ “{ a statement in the cover pages that all persons named in [ the report as members of the Communist Party and who reside f within the area covered by the reporting office are listed [ in the security index, or are informants or sources, with “2 [ the exception of those listed. If any name is listed, a [ statement should be made as to whether the name has been { ° previously furnished to the Bureau for indexing. The status - [ . of the investigation of any listed Jindividual should be, shown. 7 (3) Funds (Bureau file 100-3-63) 2 Income and expenditures ; b Plans and results of fund drives including: ' : I. Total amount sought by the state Communist Party organization TI. Specific amount to de contributed by the state - . Organization to the national committee fund drive — TIT. Specific amount to be contributed by the state organization to "Phe Wotker" fund drive IV. Specific amount to ode retained by the state organiza- ticn after contributing to the national committee fa and "The Worker" fund drives For use in the state organization's own onerations . 7 * ‘ . ws MW S5072 Docld: 32989529 Page 556. 10-13-66 . mR, eh AEE oh Ca re C en 89 2 +s, # ye oye ie jh ie pe if eee) RR # By ase taut na Jayne * ri shyene at! “, ‘ pga Hele tse ie
Mw 55072 (4) (3) (6) 7) (8) (9) eo 87, SECURITY DTVESTIGATL @ (ec) Large contributions by known party groups or front orfaniantions , - a Ldentisy of any new party "anfols" Distribution of funds nots sent to Communist Party headquarters, such as funds in safe-deposit b ; separate bank accounts, etc. . (f) Any special padding of expense accounts by Communist Party functionaries should be reported. g Possible violations of state or Federal tax-lavzs h Disbursements and coldiections of the "Reserve Fund" - Rectipt of any money from abroad Security measures, (Bureau file 100-3--84) Any activities on t'> part of the security commission of @istrict which brins about new or unusual security messur such 4s reducing cl.ius to "group captain systems," destru es. 2 chi on of records, use of codes, clandestine meetings, investigations by the party of party members, etc. Underground operations (Bureau file 100-3~94) Pertinent general informe tion suitable for dissemination relating to underground ecations of Communist Party. 5 information sheuld be inelud cd in quarterly reports wnich would jeopardize informants or special investifiative tech Current investigations relating to expanded under ground operations during period 1951-1955 should be submitted by separate letter under individual case caption and should not be included in quarterly reports except for general information relating to methods of-operation, Factionalism (Bureau file 100-3-88) i] nia UES. (2) Submit pertinent information indicating thet any ranking ‘Communist Party members or group of member. have developed views as "Left-wing sectarianists” or "right-wing oppor— tunists” inasmuch as the party has a policy of expelling members who develop such views. ‘(b) Unusual disputes or arguments between leading communists -in any district should be included in this section, International relations (Bureau file 100-3-81) (a) Information relating to communication or contact between Communist Party, USA, and communist parties of other countries (») Identities of Communist Party officials who plan to travel in foreign countries, including the reason for - their travel (c,) Reaction of responsible Communi st Party officials to events taking place in foreign countries (a4) Communist Party strategy and tactics directed to attacks on U. S, foreign policy and support of U. 8. S. R. a satellite foreign policy (e) Policy matter concerning colonial affairs, such ‘ as Communist Party policy relative to dbtaining of -independence by colonial people. United Nations (Bureau file 190-3— 80) . (a) Communist Party policy or pertinent information in connectior with the United Nations, including such matters as infiltration of the United Nations, contacts nd -by Communist Party officials with representatives to the United Nations (bo) Communist Party strategy and tactics directed toward attacking U. S. policy and/or to support U. 8S, 3. R. satellite policy in the United Nations Deleted - Doold 32969529 Page 557 10>13-66 or es, hee ow x es toe ‘ bse ae ae ° eR s egtieey # : 2 Paar 5 EARS Ed PRL et oie 2 ie cogtcat a bal they nt 3 ay ¥ Py the ferde. iat . pitt is nave var = Hebe wai pet riod aT Te Pare ‘gh nana beayh
DPE ie CRION 87, SKCURETY IIVESTIGAT, 33 . 87¢ attend party educational classes and schools within G@ictates of discretion end without jeopardising the security. (23) Communist Party attempts to infiltrate mass organizations (Bureau file 100-3-106) ; Information regarding Commusaict Party programs and attempts to infiltrate mass organizations, such as parent-teacher : assqgciations, church groups, and civic groups (24) Public appearances of party leaders (Buresan file 100~3-114) : a) Identity of naticnal and district functionaries, openly . reotesenting ths Communist Party, USA, who make public , appearances on radio and television and who appsar be-- fore groups, such as‘youth, Hegro, labor, church, farm, and minority groups - (b) Date and place of appearance, identity of groups sponsoring rw "  gpeaker, and succinct summary of subject matter discussed ‘ ns der Communist Party, USA - strategy in industry (Bureau file 100~-3-89} ‘.:A separate case shall be maintained by each office on this basic phase of Communist Party activity. Offices of origin will be the same as in the Communist Party, US4, case. Reports will he submitted quarterly. Offices with no activity to report may submit letters. The instructions in paragraphs g and h will apply, with the addition of "Strategy in Industry” to the designated captions. The investigation in this case shall cover all plans, stratezy,, tactics, and infiltration activities by the Communist Party, USA, directed against all industry, with special emphasis on activities connected with basic and vital industries, Particular attention. oss shall be given to the composition, meetings, plans, and activities , of Communist Party industrial and trade-union commissions anid industrial and trade-union districts and clubs. Pertinent activities ~ x of individual communists charged with Communist Party duties in this field shall be included in reports. The information reported shat. be grouped according to the industry involved, rather than accord: ¢ to individuel labor unions. Refer to the subsection F on investi, - tion of communist infiltration of labor unions and subsection H az Communist Control Act of 1954 for instructions regarding investigations concerning communist infiltration of specific labor unions, e awl ‘e [Follow rule set out under item 3a, (2) (f), above, concerning listing t of Communist Party members who are not in the ‘security index, ] z c, Any important developments concerning pertinent phases ‘of * Communis’ E Party activity, such as certain security measures, importan’ _— 4 national or regional Communist Party meetings, changes in personnel 5 in national Communist Party organization, underground activities, Sy and other important matters should be brought to attention of . - Bureau by teletype, airtel, or letter as circumstances may require : - and later incorporated in quarterly reports. Such informa tion, ct where pertinent, is disseminated en high level to other Government officials. Bach office is to carefully evaluate data thus -sub- mitted so Bureau will at all times be advised of important develop- . : . ments and so no unnecessary duplication will result in reporting such information. ~ d.. Extreme care must be used to assure statements relating to ‘ affiliations or membership in proscribed or subversive organization are accurate in all respects. Identification of suspected organiza- tions or individuals with information of a possible subversive nature must be accomplished by showing exact basis for ‘such identification, plus corroboration for same wherever possible, In no case should a person be referred to as a "known communist” unless he is publicly known as such. Whenever an individual other than the subject of a report is mentioned for the purpose or showing .subversive activity cr sympathy on the part of the subieot, the individual so mentioned should be described with an authoritative statement showing the subversive connection; e.g., ' + * = 2 sy € < mS 3% = aye A "Revorted by 2 to have been. a member of the White Collar Club : of the Communist earty in 1945." *, 10-13-66 . . . . MW 55072 Docld: 32969529 Page 556 - . ee