‘ ‘ 1 _ 4 a > - st Mr. Tolson _- ‘ I told Fensterwald that to put an FBI witness on the stand | |wou1d be an attempt to open a Pandora's box, in so far as our enemies jpn the press were concerned, He was advised that such an appearance :aS only a,token witness would cause more criticism than the release port the statemens in question could ever cause. Senator Long stated ithe had no plans Whatsoever Zor calling FBI witnesses. Fensterwald advised that the hearings in San Francisco would {last for two days. He stated the hearings would 95% concern the iInternal Revenue Service, and 4% concern private detectives and jindustrial espionage, He indicated there was a possibility of the j remaining 1% involving the FBI. We asked him if he had any witnesses jin this regard, and he replied that he had one ex-agent. We pressed -him for the identity of this ex-agent. He Stated it was a man who naa spoken very highly of the. FBI and that we could suffer no harm [because of his testimony. I asked him again the name of the ex-agent. j [tHe 3 finally admitted his name was William Turner. t I told Fensterwald that Turner was a first class s.o.b., ‘a liar, and a man who had volunteered as a witness only to get a jipublic forum. I briefed all parties present as to Turner's background ana told them why he was dismissed with prejudice. I told the Senator ‘that Turner had strongly objected to being transferred from Seattie, i Washington to Oklahoma City, because he objected to mingling with : hicks" and "Bible-~thumping Baptists" (Senator Long is a Baptist) lan the West and Midwest, AIOE TO an TIO ohare FEO Fensterwald indicated maybe they had better look at Turner a second time. He insisted, however, that Turner had been most favorable concerning the FBI initially. I told him this was only for the’ purpose of Soft~soaping Fensterwald so that he could be called as | a witness. ‘Senator Long stated he had spent most of yesterday, 1/20/66, [ice President Johnson in Independence, Missouri and Kansas City. He stated the President had asked questions concerning the subcommittee jhearings, and the President had been most interested in this matter. i; He indicated that the President had shown to him, Senator Long, the :; 196] memorandum which had been exhibited by the Combissioner of ij Internal Revenue at a meeting in the Treasury Department which was if attended by Bobby Kennedy. Senator Long stated the President was iebatenietaaitananet chet! i Mee me ecg nen ee te ee ee ee rein ke a eee ee AR me te ene ae at reenter mentee Up ens anh - aE sem gee eee MW 55107 DocId: 132990558 Baye 1528" ed ms ’ REA EEA AREA HORNA SVT NEATLY PAD STOR OO Re WAE OR RE THC EE crghacae a
Mr. Tolson cognizant of the fact that Kennedy had been given this memorandum and, therefore, knew of the investigative aids, such as electronic | devices, which Internal Revenue and other branches of the Treasury ‘ Departnent planned to use in their fight against organized crime. to sum up, it waS our understanding that we had a commitment from him that he would not bother the FBI. He stated this was true and that we could have his word in this regard, I told the Senator that we were, of course, available to talk to him at any time. He stated we had shown complete cooperation and that at the conclusion of his nearings he planned to use the FBI as a shining example for other | As we goncluded the meeting I told Senator Long that, agencies to follow. e OBSERVATIONS : It is important that we stay in touch with Senator Long in view of his. changeable personality. He is obviously guided to some extent by Fensterwald. Fensterwald is sharper than Long and cannot be completely trusted. It is, therefore, imperative that we Maintain contact with Long on a frequent basis. However, he will not \\ be furnished any of the blind memoranda which have been prepared as tia result of previous requests from Fensterwald and Senator Long. I) Senator Long is: sincere at the time he makes a commitment. As iHingicated, » ghowevex., he; does have a changeable personality, . , oy ae / be eons LAP AAW Rast org ten 3 4 Lan, Tac, VEL hen Fh While we have neutralized the threat of being embarrassed | fby the Long subcommittee, we nave not yet eliminated certain dangers ‘which might be created as a result of newspapenx pressure on Long wie therefore must keep on top of this situation at all times. ACTION: , For record purposes. o glenn: H Bay He Waa hens « . RY t Vimo et LS BELO, - |. all LAR reeves « rs 3 tos nora oe - * Mee NC eR rtp her AON ONO AT . E aasnene Dy ewe wate Pe Paae A eee Se a fey ee ee ee ee wi ees oe ae eabaslincestiadltlitebedianaeneatens LaF 55107 Docld: 32989558 Page LSS Fe OPT | aad ESI A eee
== og ~ - 1 ‘ t Adams. cad rece} * , L-Mr. J. A. Mintz Ll - Mr. W. R. Wannail 1 - Mr. J. G. Deegan (Attn: Mr ; The Attorney General December 17, 19/5 4 L- Mr. W. 0. Cregar Director, FBI“ 1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips U. 5. henahe SELECT COMMITTER ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (ssc) f f / Enclosed is the original of a memorandum concerning an intérview of former FBE Special Agent Barrett George Kemp by SS@ Staff Members. Also enclosed is a copy of the memorandum _ for forwarding to Mr. James A, Wilderotter, Associate Counsel a to the President, ~ ny ae Enclosures (2) “ 62=116395 = a 1 + The Deputy Attorney General ~ Attention: Michael BE. Shaheen, Jr. J Special Counsel for ° Entelligence Coordination - L = 67- (Personnel file former SA Barrett George Kemp) | SFP :mjgny - ~ 7 ye (iy 2 RECS DL Wu Te O28 - nt ¥ EX), & DEC 301975 rout a af Assoc. Dir. aan ‘ ere haat ? LP Dep. AD Adm. _ fe . ‘ \ h : Dep. AD Inv. a7 bw / Asst. Dir: ree ‘Y . “ad \ Lik wer" [ Admin. -vf Yo . . rope. ¥ & M ‘ - | x / | i Comp. Syst. Ext. Affairs at ‘| ° L Files & Com. . LZ \WR Ki 4y “ o Tie —e ro ya, Aa ‘\ Inspection Intell Laboratory Plan. & Eval, — ~ AEL INFORMATION CONTAINED / , "HEREIN i, y a ‘ ta é - i U CLASS Legal Coun. i} , a ‘yi ro K SPA M Kp . Telephon Rh. < pt f Director See'y o> MATL ROOM Co) ' TELETYPE UNIT [_) b . GPO : 1975 O - 569-920 Page 154 rc es HW 55107 Docld:32989558
or Mr. J. B. Adams Mr. W. R. Wannall Mr. J. G. Deegan (Abt pg Mr, Mewman) 75 1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips” ff J, &. SENATE SELECT COMMITIER / TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECE TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES {€SSC) ” RBs INTERVEGW OF FORMER FBI SPECIAL | Fs AGENT (SA) BARRETT.GEORGE KEMP fren yuma a BY SSG STAPF MEMBERS oa.11)1 005) SRA fot food fond fot teurt 62~116395 The following concerns an interview of former FBI SA Barrett George Kemp by Staff Members of the SSC. By letter dated November 7, 1975, to the Department of Justice from the SSC, it was indicated that its Staff desired to interview FBI SAs who had handled former FBI informant Gary Thomas Rowe, Jr. One of these handling agents was. identified as former SA Barrett George Kemp who currently resides and practices law at Saint Marys; “Ohio. The FBE waived Kemp's confidentiality agreement for the purpose of “the inter~- view which was to be confined to his former handling of former informant Rowe. Prior to the interview, the Legal Counsel Division of the TBE advised Kemp that he need respond only to those questions pertaining to his former handling of Rowe. Ile was also told that there were four privileged areas concerning which he was not required to answer questions. These areas were: matters pertaining to ongoing FBI investigations; Ext. Affairs —_ , » information from third agencies, including foreign intelligence at... agencies; information which would reveal identities of ‘\ confidential sourcess and information concerning sensitive ' methods and techniques. ‘oon AD Adm Subsequent to the interview, Kemp voluntarily Dep. AD inv. Furnished the following resume of the interview. . / Asst. Dir.: . Admin. : thy # Comp. Syst} T= 67 = (Personnel file former SA Barrett George Kemp) J i? . Files & Com. Gen, Inv. Ident. Ins pecti intel r INAL AND ONE COPY TO AG ebay ed ah wol i Laboratory OE Mids SEE NOTE PAGE THREE Plan. & Evol. — a, i Training mvs ff ‘ a Aa l a a ZY 4 eit Aiy - : — ¢ ru oy Leagal-Coun._ aaa ff Telephone Saad A at ff . . ‘ * L : Director See'y + ‘AIL ROOM | { TELETYPE UNIT BuWouike i GPO : 1975 0 ~ 569-920 “hi 55107 DocId: 32989558 Page 155
U. S. Senate Saleck Committee to Study Governmental Operations With Respect to Intellisence Activities (S8C) Re: Interview of Former FSI Special Agent (5A) Barrett George Kempo by SSC Staff Members interview took place for the approximate period 1:36 p. m to 4:10 p. m., Navember 19, 1975, in an office of the SSC in the former Carroll Arms Uotel. When the interview commenced, three SSG Staff Members were present. They were Robert Kelley, Andrew Postal and another individual whose name Kemp did not recall, if it was stated to him at “11. Kelley departed after about 45 minutes into the interview. Kemp was orally advised by Kelley of his rights and the inter< view was recorded by a court reporter, At the and of the interview, Kemp swore to the information he furnished; cath given by a notary public. According ta Kemp, when Kelley first contacted him telephonically requesting Kemp"s appearance in Washington, D. €., for interview, Kelley made it clear that if Kemp did not agree, Kemp would be subpoenaed. Specific matters covered during the interview, not necessarily in chronological order, were as follows. The one single subject matter which was constantly dealt with during the interview related to whether or not Kemp, in handilng Rowe, had encouraged Rowe to commit violence. Over and over again, Kemp emphasized that at no time, did he encourage Rowe to commit violence and that as a makter of fact, he had many times admonished Rowe to ayold such involvement. Kelley inquired into Kemp's employment history in the Bureau. which was supplied and showed that Kemp iefk the Bureau in 1961. Kelley desired information as to how Kemp developed Rowe as an informant, it being noted that Kemp was the agent who first developed Rowe as an informant and therefore, was the first handling agent. Inasmuch as Kemp understood his clearance from the FBI was ta discuss only the handling of Rowe, as distinguished from developing Rowe into an informant, Kemp refused to discuss develepmental aspects. Likewise, and using the same rationale, Kemp said he refused to discuss with the 5s¢ the paper work procedures in the Birmingham Office et the time he bandied Rowe or anything concerning the chain of command tn that office. AW 55107 Docld: 32989553 Page 156
HW 55107 - f U. S. Senate /Select Committee to Study Goyernmental Operations With Respect to Intelligence Activities (85C) Re: Intetview of Former FBI Special Agent (SA) Bapiett George Kemp by SSC Staff Members After Kelley left, Postal attempted to reopen the inquiry with Kemp as to how he developed Rewe as an Informant. and Kemp persisted in refusing to discuss this matter. On questioning, Kemp did advise Postal that he first met Rowe while investigating an impersonation case in which Rowe was the subject. Kemp furnished some information as to when it was decided for Rowe to join the Klan. Kemp furnished information concerning the number of personal contacts he had had with Rowe which he said were not too many as most of his contacts were by mail and even more through pay telephones. Asked what Kemp did with the reports that Rowe sent in, Kemp sald that he would dictate memoranda incorporating the informant’s reports. He noted that the informant generally would phone in a report before sending im the written product. Finally, Kemp was asked if he himself had advised the Birmingham Police Department in advance concerning an incident of violence which occurred at the bus depot in Birmingham. Kemp said that he did not contact the Birmingham ~ Police Department as it was not his specific responsibility. NOT: Ciearance fram confidentialityarreement recorded in . G. Gregar to Mr, W. hk. Wannali memorandum 11/11/75, ‘'Senstudy 73." Legal Counsel Division briefing of Kemp prior to Lnater~ vier was by Supervisor P. V. Baly. Uebriefing of Kemp resulting im instant correspondence was by Supervisors Homer Newnan and S$. F, Phillips of INTE, Doclda: 32989555 Page 157
: | TE: SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE : BEFORE COMPLETING. TO: Intelligence Community Staff FROM: ATIN: Central sndex SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees 1. HOW PROVIDED (check appropriate term. If a document was made available for review but not transmitted, so note.) mi DOCUMENT | [erierine ra INTERVIEW 2. DATE PROVIDED 12/17/75 TESTIMONY 3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate) The Attorney General with a copy for forwarding to the White House IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number .of briefer, interviewee, testifier and subject) Memorandum reporting results of an interview by SSC Staff Members of former SA Barrett George Kemp. 5. IN RESPONSE TO (list date and item number if in response to formal request, other- 6. CLASSIFICATION OF wise state verbal request of (name), initiative, subpoena, etc.) INFORMATION (enter U, C, S, TS or Codeword) NA U 7. KEY WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from the fisi provided separately; if key words not listed are used underline for emphasis) Information handling 8. SUMMARY (See reverse side before completing this item) Interviewed regarding his handling of confidental informant Gary Thomas Rowe. tue Loa - “AL oR ATION CONTAINED . . . tala te we " “ ne . 7 . ~ 1 62-116395 . ge te, oa 7 te "SP2 AMP] " BMK: fm ee (4). . ORIGINAL VIA LIATSON TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INDEX IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75 | - CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE 3791 (6.75) 55107 DocId: 32989558 Page 1586 hs Suda eipiomerenrmamenametrys )sonmdttthtedeaetcctibtomnen a | he eS. ae
Mr r ) A. Mintz 2 -“- ” (1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis) Ww 1 - Mr. H. N. Bassett ¢ 1 +. Mr. J. Cochran (Attn: J. W. Greenleaf) December 22, 1975 1 - Mr, W. R. Wannall 1 ~ Mr. W. 0. Cregar 1-Mr. S. J. Miller U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. (SSC) ~ Reference is made to the request of the SSG dated December 8, 1975, Attached is a memorandum concerning Item II of the request. Enclosed for your records is a copy of the memorandum prepared for the Committee. / fi Be Please note that the enclosed memorandum informs’ ~ the Committee that, because of the broad nature of the request and the extreme sensitivity of the material involved, we are not responding to Item’ II. of referenced request; however, should the Committee be able to delineate a specific request, we will make_efforts to reply. a * : sm, a ayy f , >, Enclosures 0g aa . [e . [221% a WE (S 62°116395 = 7 JAN 22 1976 = _ 4+ The Deputy Attorney General = oy: { Attention: Michael E, Shaheen, Jr, 9 er === mcm Special Counsel for . Intelligence Coordination wf _ SJM:Thb | hh ALL INFORIAT pa-cifmanen nsectow, CLL) ye ne na a _ ‘oe , ‘ , Asst Dire —~ _, i) ‘ ‘ ) Ext. Affairs " ' Files & Com. . . aay . \ ; a I ' ‘ Plan. & Eval. — as “ oan \ Spec. Inv. . wy Oe } taining } by 4 . Lew Coun, v val Pel Telephone Rm. —_ Director Sec’y _. MAIL ROOM{__| ‘TELETYPE UNIT {(_) GPO 954-545 wi AsdAN Po6r 4978009550 Page 159
| 62 AN oP N\ Assoc. Dir Dep. AD Adm. — Dep. AD Inv. Asst. Dir.: Admin, Comp. Syst. Ext. Affairs —_ Files & Com. __ Gen. Inv. Ident. Inspection Intell. Laboratory Plon. & Eval. Spec. Inv. Training Legal Coun. Dieta secs = MAILROOME]~—s TELETYPE unr (JJ ENGLOS! URE, G D- /, Li fon Oy ae 123 "e fi f | AW 55107 Director Sec’y __ x % A. Mintz 2 1 Mr. H. N. Bassett 1 « Mr. J, Cochran 1 3 (Attn: J. W. Greenleaf) ~ Mr. W. R. Wannall #116395 Lecember 22, 1975 1-Mr, W. 0. Cregar 1 -Mr. S. J. Miller U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC) ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED nee gLassin HTL OB a ye Reference is made to the December 8, 1975, vequest of the SSC for delivery of FBI materials. ‘ Item II of the referenced request concerns the portions of the 1971 Inspection Report on the uaboratory Division pertaining to intelligence and counterintelligence eperations and activities of the FBI. Because the requested portions refer to peculiarly sensitive foreign counterintelligence operations, sensitive sources and methods of continuing value, sensitive investigations conducted on behalf of ather Government agencies and current foreign intelligence assets, we are riot responding to Item IT’ of the referenced request. Should you, however, be able to delineate a specific area of interest with reference to the aforementioned Inspection Keport, we will make efforts to Furnish responsive material which will not require massive excisions. 1 ~ The Attorney General 4 a IAD aT ; . l Used ds (10) ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG ' A NOTE: vi / The above comments concerning tHe sensitivity of portions of the 1971 Inspection Report are based on a summary. of those portions which was prepared by SA James W. Greenleaf, who reviewed the report in response to the SSC request. oo Doclda: 329895535 Page 160
¢ me tee = - a eer see ey a 5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535 | Addressee: SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE COLTR (RyJLHM [) Memo = [7 Report dated__ 12/22/75 Ta S. Senate Select Committee (SSC). (12/8/75 SSC Request, Item IE) € -vtion of Document: oe Originating Offi¢e Delivered by: Received by: Title: Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI - - we ~e ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN & YNCLASSIFIE PATE LOS SPN? HW/)55107 Docld:32989556 Page 161 an
| Bi 55107 Docld:32969556 Page in SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE BEFORE COMPLETING. FBI | SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees TO: Intelligence Community Staff ATIN: Central- Index 1. HOW PROVIDED (check appropriate term. If a document was made available 2. DATE PROVIDED for review but not transmitted, so note.) [| vocument | ferverins | [interview | [testimony | [orner | 12/22/75 + TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate) « IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; interviewee, testifier and subject) give name or identification number of briefer, Memorandum and enclosures 5. IN RESPONSE TO (list date and item number if in response to formal request, ‘other- wise state verbal request of (name), initiative, subpoena, etc.) - CLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION (enter U, C, S, TS or Codeword) SSC letter 12/8/75 . U . KEY WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are used underline for emphasis) Operating procedures Counterintelligence . SUMMARY (See reverse side before complet ing this item) Information concerning portions of the 1971 Inspection Report on the Laboratory Division pertaining te intelligence and counterintelligence operations end activities of the FBI. This information not furnished due to the broad nature of the request and extreme sensitivity of the material involved. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN 9S BINCLASSIFIED 62-116395 DATE (00. By SP2AUMIP FMK: fmk (4) ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INDEX IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75 3791 ¢6-75)
[78~/CO77 INSTRUCTIONS e Type or print clearly in ink. e Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom. @ Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required. e "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the information. an e If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is ‘later sent~té HSC) or changes to a previously submitted form are necessary, submit a copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated. SPECIFIC ITEM NO. 8. SUMMARY — enter brief narrative statement describing substance of information and showing relationship to Intelligence Community matters if appropriate. Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests should be noted. Commitments made to supply additional information should be noted. Additionally, certain administrative information may be entered here, e.g., restrictions on review of a document, if document was paraphrased, whether interviewee is current or former employee, etc. If actual document or transcript is provided, that fact should be noted and no summary is required. Additional pages may be attached if necessary. Docld: 3279895558 Page 163
4. : 5, § OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 BEC 22 1975 a TO: JOhn A. Mintz, Assistant Director Legal Counsel Division Federal Bureau of Investigation ik FBOM: Michael E. Shaheen, dr. Special Counsel for Intelligence . Coordination A] ae UBJECT: Senate Select Committe Reguest CNP TTT ETA rear nate Attached is a letter dated December 18, 1975, from the Senate Select Committee requesting certain information from the Bureau. The Attorney General has personally expressed to me his interest in the need that the requested materials be furnished on a priority . basis: Please prepare an appropriate and prompt LESPOTYS Wegs arcsec itt . ‘ alt Info MATION CONTAINED by) f ty. DATE iii “BY SBIALM PO f a4 _ é pa-/16295— [22] a - aoe vam cc: Paul Daly | 5 JAN 2 976 oor ccmonet somecoor| MN ont Z MY i “ { HW 55107 Docld:32989558 Page 164
a " © . @ - r . a DEC 221975 HO: Jot B. Mints, Assiatant Director Legal Counsel pivision Pedexal Bureau of Investigation FROM: Michaek B. Shaheen, Jr. _ Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination SUBJECT: Senate Solect Committe Request Attached is a letter dated Decembexy 15, 1975, from the Senata Jeleat Committee requesting. eartain information from the Bureau. The Attorney General has persoaaily expressed to me hig intorast in the need that the requested materlals be furnished on a priority basis. Please prepara an appropriate and prompt rasponas. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN 19 YNCLASSIF: DATE ALS BY SBA GO cot Paul Daly HW 55107 Docld:32969556 Page 165
apoB Ae HART, MICH. TOWARD H, BAKCR, JR., TENN, i { WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN. BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ, WALTER 0. HUDDLESTON, KY. CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR. MD, ROBERT MORGAN, N.C. RICHARD 8, SCHVARKER, PAs a) + <GARY HART, COLO, A] Cnifed Plat Pena e WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRE FREDERICK A, O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COMUSEL, SELECT COMMITTEE TO SR. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL curr Re St RSs . STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH «< RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES . (PURSUANT To S$. RES. 2t, 4TH CONGRESS) ‘ WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 December 18, 1975 Attorney /General Edward H. Levi SRRALM LP Roon Al L settee ° “| Department of Justice on Mh nn #3 WasHipgton, D.C. 20530 General Levi: We have been asked to chair a special subcommittee ; .of the Select Committee -on Intelligence which will con- 7 centrate on matters relating to domestic intelligence activities of the Federal government. Our mandate is to prepare for the full committee‘s consideration a draft report of findings of fact on alleged abuses or excesses by the FBI and other domestic intelligence agencies; the causes of such alleged abuses or excesses and recommendations which the Committee might make. to remedy the problems we have uncovered, Ly th aha wy FAB + BO AL ah NAME a ce prs 2» AEB I Bow ts Oe a7 * PALI WP ease ek dM eben abel SN, eee ae aa . We are aware of the fine work in which your staff has been engaged in these areas and hove that they will be available to work with the Committee staff on these matters. However, the Subcommittee finds the Committee record needs to be supplemented in several important respects and there- fore finds it necessary to direct a number of requests to the FBI for further information which we hope will be treated on a priority-.basis so that the Subc: mmittee can meet the deadlines set by the full committee. These and future requests which will be handled between the two committee counsel or Mr. E11iff, Domestic Task Force Leader, and Mr. Shaheen, Special Counsel for Intelligence Coor- dination, will pertain to both information necessary for uS to formulate meaningful recommendations and to pursue matters on certain specific alleged abuses which remain unsettled. Among the future requests will be questions pertaining to your guidelines on "Domestic Security Inves- tigations" and on manvower and budget statistics for the FBI's domestic intelligence program. yaa anita Bedoverca peat Bi aeyed aD TERY Heed Shale AEE ae REA SEES 8 EET i ao. For us to meet the deadline set by the full committee, eon it/is>;essential that the information requested below be 62 wee [ee a . ivy a os ae ale ght oS ey % 2 +9 Le . - eA ee a Page 166 aw 99107 Docid: 323%