OTHER SPECIAL AGENTS WHO HAD SIMILAR ASSIGNEMENTS TO MINGLE AMONG THE PROTEST GROUPS IN AW ATTEMPT TO ASCERTAIN THEIR PLANS AND OBSERVE ANY UNUSUAL ACTIVITY OCCURRING AMONG THELSE GROUPS. 7. NO. 8. THE INSTRUCTIONS I RECEIVED ALONG WITH OTHER SPECIAL AGENTS INDICATED WE WERE TO ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE IF THE PrO- TEST GROUPS PLANNED ANY TERRORIST ACTIVITY. MY ASSUMPTICK was THAT WE WERE TO ASCERTAIN INFORMATION RE ANY ACTS COMING WITHIN THE BUREAU’ S JURISDICTION. : 9. NO. “105 NO. lie I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY TESURS. 12. DUE TO THE SCOPE OF MY ASSIGNMENT, WHICH WAS LIMITED AND CONFINED TO MINGLING AND CONYERSING WITH PROTEST GROUPS IN AN EFFORT TO ASCERTAIN IF ANY ACTS OF TERRORISM WERE BEING PLANNED, 1 HAVE NO ADDITIONAL PERTINENT RECOLLEC- TIONS PERTAINING TO THIS MATTER. END ) HOLD —HW A5S078 DocTld:32989535 Page 275
ah is document ts prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt- ; omLsiae your Committee. Its use is limited to o your Ccrvmittee and the co Snel without the express approval of the FBI , NR 002 NK CODE i ’ : ‘ : é TO" DIRECTOR, FBI 745 PM IMMEDIATE 1/26/75 TJB vA ATTENTION: INSPECTION DIVISION FROM NEWARK ADMINISTRATIVE INQUIRY RE: BUREAU TELETYPE DATED JANUARY 26, FOLLOWING ARE RESPONSES TO ENUMERATED QUESTIONS BY NEWARK PERSONNEL WHO PARTICIPATED IN COVERAGE OF 1964 DEMOCRATIC NATLONAL CUNVENT ION, ALLANIIU ULIY, SA THOMAS G@ BUTTLE (1) FORMER SRA LEO T. CLARK. (2) NO RECOLLECTION OF ANY SPECIFIC INSTHUCTIONS OTHER THAN RELAYED BY FORMER ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE Mach. (3) YI HAND CARRIED MAIL FROM ASSISTANT DERECTOR DE LOACH TO THE ATLANTIC CITY AIRPORT AND TURNED OVER TS, ALLEG FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT. ntent may nut be disclosed to (v PEB 1.41075 | HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 276 NEW JE RSL Ys ffirial proceedings by noutworized person-~ \ me + hs ct Ler Bmazes seetnaakt tia,
' PAGE TWO UP MAIL BEING SENT TO ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH FROM NATIONAL AIRPORT. I AFFORDED FISUR COVERAGE OF MEMBERS OF SNCC, CORE AND WHITE AND BLACK GROUPS DEMONSTRATING AT THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION . (4) ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DE LOACH AND LEO T. CLARK. I REPORTED TO CLARK. . (5) ALL INFORMATION WAS ORALLY REPORTED TO THE BEST OF MY RECOLLECTION. . (6) 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 EFFORTS 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 AND LOCAL POLICE FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION. (7) NO. _ HW 55078 Docld: 32989535 Page 277
PAGE THREE , (8) NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS RECALLED, HOWEVER, MY ACTIVITIES WERE ASSUMED TO BE WITHIN THE INVESTIGATIVE JURISDICTION OF THE. BUREAU. (9) NO RECOLLECT ION. ASSIGHMENT WAS AFFORDED THE SAME CONFIDENTIALITY AS IN ANY OTHER BUREAU SECURITY MATTER. C10) NO, NO. NO ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO INTERVIEW ME BY ANY FORMER BUREAU EMPLOYEE. C41) 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 i! P.M UNTIL ABOUT 10 A.M. THE NEXT DAY AND TO BURN THE TRASH. od (3) TO STAND SECURITY WATCH FROM li P.M TO ABOUT 10 AM THE NEXT DAY AND TO ANSWER THE TELEPHONE, €4) THE CHAIN OF COMMAND WAS ASSISTANT DERECTOR DE LOACH AND SRA LEO Te. CLARKe I REPORTED DIRECTLY TO MR. DE LOACH, (3) MY RESULTS WERE FURNISHED ORALLY EXCEPT ON ONE OCCASION * WWOS55078 Docld:32969535 Page 276
NK PAGE FOUR WHEN I WAS UNABLE TO CONTACT SECRET SERVICE AT CONVENTION HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, REGARDING A SECURITY MATTER. I WAS ADVISED TO SUBMIT 4 MEMORANDUM TQ 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 WOT RECALLED, ON THE FACTS AND HE TOLD ME TO SUBMIT A MEMORANDUM. THAT WAS THE ONLY OCCASION IN WHICH I 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 SECOND FLOUR UF LH#® ULY rust Urrius 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 _ WW 55078 Docld:329895355 Page 279
Aw seas LiSeRertasos ae ais NK PAGE FIVE INTEREST IN THIS MATTER WAS INTERNAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES REGARDING POSSIBLE 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. 1 ASSUMED THAT THIS ASSIGNMENT, AS.WELL AS OTHER BUREAU ASSIGNMENTS OF THIS NATURE, WAS TO BE REGARDED AS CONFIDENTIAL. (10) I NEVER DISCUSSED THIS ASSIGNMENT WITH ANY PERSON OUTSIDE THE BUREAU. C11) 4 HAD NU riKDUWAL ANOWLEDGE OF ANY TESURS. I PECL THAT OUR INVOLVEMENT WAS OF AN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING NATURE CONCERNING CORE, SNCC, AND OTHER GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS 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. 1 AM UNABLE TO RECOMMEND FURTHER QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MATTER. : HW 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 260
. NK i : | PAGE TWELVE (6) TOLD NOTHING OTHER THAN TO PROVIDE SATISFACTORY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, | | (TD 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 BUREAU’ S JURISDICT 10M, (9) I CANNOT RECALL DIRECTLY. BUT I TREAT ALL BUREAU WORK I PERFORM AS CONFIDENTIAL. C10) NO. (11) TESURS IS A TERM 1 AM UNFAMILIAR WITH. (12) NONE, Metron OTe OA AL dstibebs FO Mth aw iie aD MY SUPERVISOR WAS CONRAD We 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. I WORKED THROUGH THE ATLANTIC CITY SRA. SPECIFICALLY, I WORKED ON THE CONVENTION | WW 55078 Docld:32969535 Page 287 —
9 a?) vs bot . ° e PAGE TH IRTEEN, Vv FLOOR AT VARIOUS TIMES AND PARTICULARLY WHEN PRESIDENT LYNDON JOHNSON ARRIVED AT THE CONVENTION, THE SECRET SERVICE DETAIL WAS CONCERNED WITH DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE CONVENTION FLOOR AND THE USE OF CREDENTIALS PASSED OUT OF DOORS AND WINDOWS TO VARIOUS INDI VIDUALS 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 SRA CLARK. (6) NOTIFICATION OF THIS ASSIGNMENT WAS BY SUPERVISOR CONRAD We THOMPSON, JI WAS ADVISED THAT MY PRESENCE AND THAT Ra SADR Soden e a atleddler RTS CRP eee TST RANE als TRADE NT AE ARON NE A Ree I tener | ree ie A Nee 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 OF THE CONVENTION. | C7) NO. (8) MY UNDERSTANDING WAS THAT AGENTS WERE THERE AS AE A a tr a HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 236
AW S5078 Docld:32989535 Page 289 NK PAGE FOURTEEN OBSERVERS AND TO ASSIST SECRET SERVICE AND CARRY OUT THE OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE FBI. a (9) THE IDERTIFICATION ISSUED TO ME WAS THAT OF AN NBC WEWSHAN AND I YAS CAUuT 1ONED TO KEEP MY IDENTITY CONCEALED, PARTICULARLY ON THE FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION. C10) NO. C11) I HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF ANY TESUR COVERAGE. C12) NONE, LLOYD Ae NELSON . (1) EITHER SAC RALPH we BACHMAN OR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CARTHA DE LOACH INSTRUCTED US. TO PARTICIPATE LIN LHR ApdluNimnN i. (2) THE ONLY INSTRUCTIONS I HAD WERE TO PHOTOGRAPH THE GROUPS WHICH HAD THE POTENTIAL FOR VIOLENCE, SUCH SS SNCC AND CORE. NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS WERE GIVEN. (3) MY ASSIGNMENT WAS STRICTLY PHOTOGRAPHY. (4) AS I RECALL, MR. DE LOACH HAD TWO OR THREE MEN 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 *
PAGE FIFTEEN : ' THE CONVENTION WAS OVER, ALL TRE EXPOSED FILM WAS TURNED OVER TO MR. DE LOACH AND HIS ASSISTANTS TO BE TAKER TO THE BUREAU. (5) THE ONLY INFORMATION I EVER GAVE WeELD HAVE BEEN ORALLY AND I NEVER WROTE ANY MEMORANDA OF ANY TYPE. CS) AS I RECALL, MY ASSIGNMENT WAS TO PHITOGRAPH 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 GCCURRED THAT PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE SITUATION WOULD BE OBTAINED AND COD RE SFM J.ATER TO IDENTIFY THE PEOPLE INVOLVED. (7) I HAVE NO PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE RINAL DESTINATION OF ANY OF THE INFORMATION RECEIVED BUT I RECAML THAT ONE OF THE PRESIDENT’S AIDES, WHOSE NAME I BELIEVE WAS WAITER JENKINS, WAS EITHER AT CONVENTION HALL OR AT SOME OTHER OFFICE IN THE CITY. 1 BELIEVE THAT MR. DE LOACH CONTACTED JENKINS WITH INFORMATION HE MIGHT HAVE RECEIVED. (8) IT IS MY OPINION THAT OUR PURPOSE WAS TO OBTAIN INFORMATION REGARDING THE POSSIBLE ACTIONS OF THE SNCC OR CORE GROUPS SO THAT APPROPRIATE. PEOPLE COULD BE FOFEWARNED OF ANY s - -_ 232989535 Page 290
Ww | PAGE SIXTEEN : \ POSSIBLE DEMONSTRATIONS OR VIOLENCE, ALL OF THIS WOULD BE JITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE BUREAU. | (9) I RECALL NO SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF THE ASSIGNMENT; HOWEVER, IT WAS TREATED IN (10) I KEVER DISCUSSED THIS ASSIGNMENT WITH ANYONE OUTSIDE THE BUREAL C11) I KNOW OF NO INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT WERE COVERED BY TESURS. (12) AN ARTICLE IN THE NEWSPAPER INDICATED THAT DE LOACH HAD A DIRECT LINE TO THE WHITE HOUSE. I AM AWARE OF THE FACT i cL > “I 4 1c is < ig TH WAVE A NIRECT LTER TO THE BIRFAne HOWEVER. T KNOW ; | | | THE NORMAL CONFIDENTIAL MANNER AS ALL BUREAU YORK. . ae oe ES OF NO DIRECT LINE TO THE WHITE HOUSE AND NEVER HEARD THIS 1 orscussED. THIS CONCLUDES RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS OF PERTINENT NEWARK PERSONNEL REQUESTED IN REBUTEL. " aay) TJT FB I WASH DC CLR Nan in HW 55076 Docld:32989535 Page 291
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. HW 55076 DBocld:329899535 Page 292 i nn ee
OPTIONAL FOaM NO, 10 ay 2O10~ ~104 ” UNITED STATES “oss cog NT ay, emorandiun TO : FITE | | t } i FROM : 4c R. W. BACHMAN oS . ' SUBJECT: ARTIN LUTHER KING, dR. oe Sullivan telephoned from the Bureau. He stated that according ; to Bureau infor mation KING is to arrive at the Claridse liotel, .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 at the hotel in ascertaining the room assign- ments of KING. He authorized us to rent a room at the hotel . for monitoring. : At 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, startin. Sunday s o/23/C45 Uiac MO word has boon received from the hotel of a possible earlier arrival date; that the hotel tentatively plans to assign him Rooms 1901, 1902 ana 1923, the latter connecting with 1901, but being around the corner from the other two; that the hotel at this 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 i923 as to whether he plans to abide by these instructions; that we have obtained for our use Room 1821. a At 5:30 p.m., 8/20/64, Assistant Director Willian Mr, Sullivan stated that it would.be permissible to ge ahead and effect tesur and misur coverage in 1901 and 1902 and to handie 1923 when it is vacated. " Foregot ns for pl. pumposgsiiie) wae cotton po ‘| - | anes uct we. | > aid - a (7 nation oviside your Committee, Its use 13 limited to of figya ings by your Conmitice and the content may not be disclosed to ubaitthoriaed’ person- . This document is prepared in response to your requestAn OP sole { | nel without the express approval of the FBI . Docld: 32989535 Page 293
’ z ¥ (HW 55078 Docld:32989535 Page 294 @ Memorandum This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi | “incense Zo N . OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 vd $010—104 3 mew R UNITED STATES GOVLRNMENT | | . a, 8/28/64 0 SAC, REWAAK + BATE FROM i SA BERNARD J. CONNELL SUBJECT: DEMOCRATIC 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 roon. With respect to other agents CLARK stated that the work on the two phones has been completed; however, they could not get in 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.) a . . 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. . ee eee erry ed . 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 o this Citizens Radio Band. . er CLARK also advised of additional equipment that would be needed by SA JOHN DEVLIN at Atlantic City. SA HORNER contacted SA B.D. WILLIANS who will secure the necessary equipment and with SA JOHN CREAMER will return to Atlantic City. Loe . ‘ -BIC:dm i an | . . ' by 4 18 00Aab I nation outside your Committee. Its ure t> limited to o“fictab proceedings by your Cc:umittee and the content may nut be disclosed to uiauthorized persone nel without the express approval of the FBI . biomimetic Wier! omen . ta
7-2-68 , - 7 SAC LETTER 68-38 « ih (B) / INVESTIGATIVE COVERS, -- Ata recent antidraft demonstration! I a Bureau: Agent posing as a newsman was recognized by a representative} of a newspaper that has been traditionally hostile to the FBI. The Speciqi Agent involved was attempting to identify the demonstrators and those ~“ who were burning their draft cards, and to record statements of various oy individuals participating in the demonstration. A distorted news item ¥;  yregarding the Agent's activities appeared in a subsequent issue of that oo paper reflecting the Bureau in an unfavorable light. BR Consequently, you should instruct your Agent personne! that, eS “> henceforth, no matter what the justification, they are not to pose as ia “Slewsmen or representatives of any wire service for the purpose of establishing an investigative cover. XQ Lyat (REC. AG f MAILED 2 25 JUL é, 1968 | | JUL 3 1868 bee SOMME: anaver —nnnnnonmnmeman this decument is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissenit- Res Sh nag NX, Rutside your Committee. Its use t3 Li’*2" to .o*ficiekmpaaceedings by ad £ gu Gi mittee and the content may nut be disclosed io unauthorized, Pe SOs ne "chim the express approval of the FBI . eo oie HW 55078 Docld:32989535 Page 295 Dre * Ne ive ae AN De ah Gaeta itis + (Security Letter on attached pages) Teta / -3 S G 9
ne > - a . wAy (ORY NO, 10 SU1O-166 ” — os tigeh LOIION ' MENT REG, WO, 27 GA UNITED STATES GOVE} SENT C) Memor andum : a + a ' Mr, «Bison . ‘D DATE: 6/25/68 \ 7 3B : SUBJECT: Lyvesetsinets COVERS USED : eA ay hte 5 £ and ea BY SPECIAL AGENTS an fi “ - aig a“ ~. . As you are aware, a distorted news item appeared in ~ i the June 18th issue of "The Washington Post" in which it was alleged Vig that a Special Agent had posed as a representative of the International be Pee News Service (INS) at the anti-draft demonstration in front of the U.S. A. Supreme Court on June 17, 1968. ; acer BOTTUMOOD ANON 67 1871.0 UOLZDA bats uno 02 asuodsas U2 patodaud sr quawnoop sry7, Qaxew oy, oa ~ rs As a matter of background, the Department had requested FBI coverage of this demonstration; consequently, a Special Agent of the Wachinetan Wield Offica, carrvine a tane rocondor, minelod with rows:-- men at the demonstration in order to identify participants, those who burned their draft cards, and to record the comments of various spokes- i | men for the demonstrators. In response to inquiries from the demonsira~ ‘tors, the Special Agent indicated he was a free-lance reporter. At no time #idid he identify himself as a member of INS. te) UazUod oYyn pun 9029” Dw % ? a oy ! Lod {fo waouddn ssasdua ay? anoyzUM JOU 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. " beled at ne 3 ~ 5 . ~ rbd ree ti pawminerteh toh Sn Asian Wont Ln eats os snl t te el otenrblarr tn oa, ui TAMER EU ROA Miike Mt ctim nat enncbaleein® yhowentern, aetinelbetltaahbnie abel nsanM al Dihes 5 aa DOetninndty Bint tEL AA MAUD amos ts ahAS UREA oe Hh, a, / - Jt Enclosure - we Ne “REC LL a fh & = , Unfortunately, the Special Agent was recognized by af 38 ? Washington Post reporter who is obviously responsible for the news: ces ‘° se report which subsequently appeared in that paper. It is noted that the g ee Special Agent and his supervisor have since been censured for failing to = - sy j anticipate the possibility that the Special Agent might be recognized by ~ ss i members of the news media present at the demonstration. fs && ; er Mr. DeLoach has received a letter from Julius Frandsen, a 5 . 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# iS 8 g ? ~yuassip 40f 20U Si pum ysan fig sbuapaov0.d ji, é Ne im tye, b 1 -Mr. DeLoach - Enclosure ~ 1 -Mr. Bishop ~- Enclosure Ne 1 -Mr. Callahan ~- Enclosure MK git ‘pt -Mr. Casper - Enclosure on 3 Mr. Gale - Enclosure oy 9 Fira a: PARENT: Page 296 SS ’ LUINATONTATTIMIN INTIS
e oe M. A. Jones to Bishop Memo : RE: INVESTIGATIVE COVERS USED BY SPECIAL AGENTS RECOMMENDATION: That the attached SAC Letter, apprising the field of the Director's instructions, be approved and appropriately disseminated. i Doclda:32969535 Page 297
a e z 2 ‘ pay — TF . re? . « a - ~ ? A “Cutten as tess SDuternational i ie col Mr, R eet GENERAL OFFICES 1. NEWS BUILDING, 220 EAST 42% STREET JULIUS FRANDSEN ‘ NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 VIGE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON MANAGER 315 NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING WASHINGTON, 0D.C.20004 dune 19, Mr. Cartha D. DeLoach seek Assistant to the Director Ta ~ = 4 * Q § Ss Federal Bureau of Investigation o 8.3 & The Department of Justice i s2se Weshington, D.C. | Sz A SSS 8 ‘ , ; Sos /\ Deer Deke: ’ (7 , ! p> 2 Grohe? “See C/4 yi 6,9 - fa. st ; g& S3 Lh yes ““ I know that various subterfuges necessarily . Sas must be resorted to from time to time. /f 2B 4 as 8 - gas & 7 Dut T thi oherc arc cmcollent resenne whi j= SETS it is undesirable for agents to represent themselves as Sse 2 newspapermen and particularly as news agency men. i. RH . ~~ rR . . sss For one thing, of which you may not be aware, ssc American correspondents in many parts of the world have _ SSeS run into problems because news sources harbor a suspicion a i ot ss they have undercover U.S. government connections. Our re we at. ¥ pe 3 : : & : Ri Rasa ‘non=friends are likely to use references such as were in om * ZS the pager Tuesday morning to keep such unfounded suspicions ~ Zug alive. , 3 | seg In any event, they shouldn't use the name of such a Sa a near-reality as "International News Service", UPW@ and ei Se INS were merged barely ten years ago to form UPI, and I & £38 believe we still hold eat the name of INS. Lt £ S32 xb i; z: 5 - ef poe. le. f > ' sig < aig aE 7 fe Far. ef og . wae ft . S38 pene a oa Wes TOS 3 SS 7 beeh Sincerely, ae ag 8 a , op yt “PAO Kee Quis i SGA JUL 9 fopg sSLOSURE tI 68 5 . & JUL 9 1968 RS | Cn. EZ, Moe. P. SOF yorcouletiave OR — them say they're from the, Po | 645 _pagh.298. —/ / nw 55074) Docla:3298:
eer abit’ “Neca 2S Vea se me oe . a ee ene t mea ed 7. 3 FEORAL BUREAU OF INVES“IGATION — . s Room 5744 » 1968 L TO: = ? f 7 Director ee thas .,! ‘ Mr. DeLoach p Sax Tolson FY re) See f MS. Dek a.20h, 7 - Mr. Mohr VA CMs abe a on y, _— Mr. Bishop Gye 3! aishop£” i ‘ Mr. Gale ‘ i Ax. Casper. : Mr. Rosen Xj, 4% Cx thay if Mr. Callahan Oj ats Cease Fe Mr. Casper aa YAY Mr. Conrad ‘G peatin das SSOn. mars, “ ee ‘ Mr, Feit Gin Sulina, fe) f eee . Ain ral. BE MP Sullivan Mr. Proefer_ i io Mr. Tavel ice, Roor 5 i ‘ Mr. Trotter : Ess Holnes i “Mr. Beaver j fiss Gandy. ; l Vie Miss Gandy a Liv Miss Holmes sonnel Files Section Section Records Branch ae ~. _...Mrs. Skillman L ha ___ Mrs. Brown Tae, ag ; John Quander at ' See Me For appropriate action Send File - Note and Return Please Call Me Clyde Tolson es matte document is prepared in response to your reguest and is not for dissemt- a oot Side your Committee, Its 24 i'aadtod to of finial proceedings by yor e sa ninttice and the contest may nut b> Cisclosed to u; cautiorized person- net without the express approval of the FBI . nares “Te GO-/b 2% io 1! ere eee ee ae ‘ _Dorld: 3298995355 Page 299
Oy Rye HW 55076 “niter Press International INSORPORATCONN NEW YORK NATIONAL PRESS BUILOING WASHINGTON, D.C. 20004 Page 300 Docld: 32989535 . issemt- ; . . oon poouest and is not for diss This document is prepared in response to + ‘mT tg otfertal proceedings by Ise t 74 ¢ May NE 3B «uvowsed 10 unauthorized person- L of the FBI. nation outside your Committee. your Committee ard the coxter! nel without the express approva 4 i US.POSTAGE i . 6° . 4 RING wan S cee font N par eneerne, . xe an Mare A, ween at junze ©) mente ee wre a9 - 5 momenta 4 " : ‘ : we : “ %, 3, nies, past eo wwevet vest. -' bod ores Vy Wen as aFRANKLIN D.ROGSEVELT? OLN aan Te OORT CO ee ee ee ree ws Mr. Cartha D.DeLoach Assistant to the Director ~ a=: Federal Bureau of Investigation The Department of Justice Washington, D.C. £7 2b ete = remem AT ore wenn mee erent NU RORY Ame ee NE MeN ie RNR TE iain An me eiNCMeRE NgRione ee we peeVAnpYony ute? gam ve