we : ‘ , Se oe 87. SECURITY INVESTIGATIO. @ 87D of the source, date of activity, date received, and name of the Agent receiving the information are known, it is not necessary to request the office originally obtaining the information to document it further ‘by furnishing information showing the location of the original in the office files. If all documentation, except the - ; latter item, is not in the possession of the office preparing the report, it should be obtained, V. @If it is found desirable to include in a report the identities of individuals who are known communists and have been associates of the subject to lend weight to evidence of the subject's potential dangerousness, only the source of the information -s showing the associate to be a communist need be identified. ? Y VI. Ina very limited number of instances it may be necessary to obtain a thumbnail sketch or characterization of an individual or organization from another office or the " Bureau. When such information is received in your ' office, it should be placed in thumbnail sketch files “ "so that it will be available to and can’ be readily ‘ , located by Agents having future need for it, thereby fee eliminating repeated requests of ano-ther office for -the o> ‘same information. { g. Channelizing memoranda ~ destruction of ° , Channelizing memoranda in organizational and individual security case files may be destroyed following submission of reports in these cases, { {Copies of informant's statements designated for the 100 classification f. case files of informants may be destroyed when one year old on an { annual basis. Jj. ooo “bos { in destroying these[communications,]be guided by instructions for '¢ . @estruotion. of channelizing memoranda as set out in’ Manual of Rules * . and Regulations. vo 8. Dissemination of data developed in security investigations ’ fhe proper utilization of information received by the Bureau is foremost among our responsibilities as an investigative agency. It is the Bureau's duty to keep the proper intelligence agencies informed concerning infor-— mation of interest to them. Further, information which comes to the _ attention of the Bureau in connection with the conduct of investigations -normally and regularly within the jurisdiction of ‘he Bureau, which TL wy -“‘Z3nformation is believed to be of interest to another agency within the LS . " "> executive branch of the Government, should be forwarded to the interested - ' agency unless there are good and compelling reasons not to do so. This is in line with the Delimitations Agreement and Presidential directives which ‘provide for the dissemination to other agencies of information relating to espionage, sabotage, subversive activities, and related matters where ss “Set out hereafter is a summarization of existing ‘Bureau “requirements re- ..garding dissemination of security information developed on-individuals during the course of regular investigations in the security Field. It . Nmepeeg ete tae eget Be 79 Doold: 329895245 4-15-63 MW Sa072 = Page 7iT the specific agency has a present | or potential interest in the information, tae bing ee a Ne Ye Fy ea sede, Ag eT Q ir i a Ss PARAGON pe hE 2 LG Freud « bb siyads sath . * <u ' Sader ary sek “ete Thy ae ee be Sere withee oe vk dt Paar) t
“SECTION 87. SECURITY INVESTI "IOUS . ‘ should be apparent that a11 conceivable situations cannot be antici- pated. For that reason, the data below should be considered as pertain-— ing to representative situations which occur frequently enough to nd warrant specific treatment. Whe basic rule to follow is, of course, that security information must be furnished promptly to interested agencies in the executive branch of the Government and that the term *interested agency" must be interpreted in the light of reason and common sense, <Any unusual situations should be brought to the attention of the Bureau promptly for consideration and disposition, - . '  Gonsiderations affecting the national defense in Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico necessitate that the broadest possible constructian be fiven to the existing requirements of dissemination to the intelligence services located in those areas. The Anchorage, Honolulu, and San Juan Offices should adhere -to such policy and effect such dissemination as to ii discharge fully our cesponsibilities as laid down in Bureau instructions, te together with practices which have been dictated by circumstances within those particular offices. The material set out below must be read in conjunction with the Manual [. of Rules and Regulations ,[ part II,}] section 5, which discusses the Bureauts over-all responsibilities in dissemination, together with existing policies, qualifications, and exceptions, ae Data developed concerning subjects ef security investigations and .other persons coming within investigative jurisdiction of the Bureau (1) Aliens and naturalized citizens , | - Information. concerning aliens and naturalized citizens which pon, might have a bearing on the deportation or denaturalization , ef such individuals should in all instances be forwarded to the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Refer to . {. the Manual of Rules and Resgulations,[part II,}section 5. If ! . . . any doubt exists, the matter should in all instances be resolved in favor of dissemination, ‘-(2) Employees of or persons having regular access to key facilities ox employees of plants having contracts with the military - 2 . services . Dissemination in these cases is treated specifically in section -- 87D 7c (4) of this manual, a (3) Employees of public utilities (including state and municipal facilities) which are not on the key facilities list or otherwise ; falling into the category defined in’ (2) above, and facilities | . -: , °° **+ which are or may become engaged in the manufacture of materials Pree - - vital to the national defense Sa Dissemination should be made locally “to G~2 and, in addition, ‘to | - mo other intelligence services if their interest is apparent in . individual cases or in specific facilities, ---- . (4) Individuals on inactive duty but who are members of or hold - commissions in the reserve branches or National Guard a tlio. ---2L ©6Dissemination should be made locally to the appropriate military’ ' : _ intelligence service, Dissemination to headquarters . of the” ” tit.-appropriate services will be made‘at SOG. _&). Seamen-and.subjects. employed in the maritime. industry, including’ a - > Longshoremen and other water-front employees ce : - Dissemination should be made to the Coast Guard on a Local Level - and, when circumstances dictate, to other intelligence agencies, including ONI, which have an interest in the data reperted, Appropriate dissemination on a headquarters level wii. be made “at SOG, (6) Employees of the Federal Government within the. purview of . Executive Order 10450 ; No dissemination of the reports in security °f Government employees oasés may de made in the field. If, however, subject is employed ' ) u tere " wy “oa io ut Re 4 -NW 55072 Docld:32989529 -Page 718 .. 4-19-59 4 Bath neg Aly wie} Fete iy va or 1 tes Ae vayba me © That GD RiP ae! age - 1 pees? 1 th pape te, de eo tged mas! , eet, $ ed Bist the sdvdtr dag . ‘Spadeslin. sie ot H 4 ? & ad -, thas, Pare s Prabha vo deb o4: x ie A oe SN
a 1 , ; . ; i @~ 87. SECURITY mivesricarr@ INDEX FOR SECTION 87D References are to page. Tabbing SI cards, 45b,62, 64, sahlyebnanstitindd «shy aah. ies es i Q Thumbnail sketches, 58 . ; , Title of reports, 72 . , Top functionaries, 66,69 change of office of origin, syle i ‘t atiaerk definition of, 69 designation of, 69 handwriting of, 70 inclusion in key figure list, 1a oe Lae movement of, 59 photographs of, 70 program, 66 regulations governing, 70 , reports on, 70 status of, 70,73 tabbing for detcom, 62,70 chai einai 7 Topical headings in reports, mcs 74 . 2 Tours, 33a . : ¥ -frash covers, 36 -. 2 Travel q abroad, 33 cs behind iron curtain, 34. ~ He rs Unavailable section of security index, 53 ; - ~ imprisoned subjects, 54 . . missing subjects, 32,54 ; “, en ee a Me : subjects traveling abroad, coe Mg Mr ee oe 34,54 Sw te tae Sat a a Oo ee ” Dadergrouna membership or Cort Cote an ened ” activity, 31 United Nations employees, 25 U. S&S. Government employees, 25 U.-S. Information Agency, inclusion | of employees in security. let ge, index or reserve Cee tte yt onary tetany Fe te ee index, 70 oat _ ce . Meee ee tre “ 7 - . : Verification of Lot. Datta ate ge SR TT ea TE ‘ addresses . . *. oot . reserve index,’ section A, 42b - - ; security index, 32,57 . empl oyment reserve index, section A, 42b security index, 32,57 key facility or defense facility status of place of employment, 64 4 Voice of America (See U. S$. Information - | Agency.) . 82g NW ESO72  Doeold: 32989525 Page 719 4~15..63
Coen Waste Foon Rumer mae ames . TE ee eee £. ge °(3) No such surveillances should be instituted without specific ‘HW 55072 Doold: neg 87, SECURITY INVESTIGATION. @ ao 87E ‘ (10) { t Ponmun ist infiltration of mass organizations program] [(a) Submit semiannual letters March 1 and September 1 under caption[of above program, ]Bufile 100~3-106, using following topical outline and headings: I. {InformationJeoncerning Communist Party program (Furnish summary of informationJreceived concerning {over-all JCommunist Party program to infiltrate mass organizations, nationally and locally; steps taken to. carry out program;[identity specific groups which are targets for infiltration or which have been infiltrated | by party members; ]jand success being achieved by party. It. Organizations concerning which{information]previously submitted Only Lisi. names and Bureau file number s[ concerning]those [cases wherein, since submission of last semiannual letter, We letters using the five~point outline set out under vk item (4) above were furnished to Bureau. Do not list “ those cases which were under investigation by Bureau authority at time of.submission of last semiannual letter. ] IIIT, Organizations concerning which{information] being - ' sgubmitted{for first time]with instant letter {OnlyJlist names and Bureau file numbers (if known) of those organizations concerning which[ information has not previously been furnished Bureau but which is being furnished, together with recommendations regarding future investigations, ‘for first time with instant letter. Submit information, using five-point outline as set out under item (4) above, as enclosure to letter.] Submit separate enclosure on each organi-~ zation listed in this category. Furnish two copies of each enclosure and sufficient copies of cover letter in order that[oneJeopy{each]of semiannual letter and enclosure can be placed in Bureau file on organization. This will eliminate necessity of submitting[separate] summary letter under each individual case caption. Do “not use T symbols in enclosure, but set outfidentities] of sources. Members of law enforcement agencies are not to accompany Bureau Agents during course of security-type investigations without .prior Bureau authority. : nh a nes ee ~~ ~ - oe Bea ew wee OS etree ke oo at Photographic surveillances - (1) No photographic surveillances are to be conducted | ‘in communist front organization cases unless it is essential “ to protect Bureau'is interests in internal security field by supplementing live infor:.nt coverage of a particular - meeting with such a surveiii.nee, (2) Request Bureau authority to institute such a surveillance and outline manner in which it will be conducted and Super ~ wision which will be afforded it. ee batt Bureau authority. . Pll. po pde SN, el + aMteen od 85 32989525 Page 720 , 4415-63 are . 24 snub patton Sin oF abit a ROGGE tube, tae! Ae ne fe 6 a5! opr inden. a ah " to «a OT eae ee Pa a Rea
WW 55072 Decld:32989529 Page 721 aa , 2 3 ‘ . ' od . - 1% : 87E 3. a SECTION 87, SECURITY INVES. -.,ATIONS Investigative procedures and suggestions re communist front organizations fo accurately and clearly show true nature of communist front groups, data concerning the following topics, where applicable, should he fully developed and reported on: : a. Origin and score Date of formation, Circumstances under which founded, Determine who in Communist Party instructed organization he set ups; whether decision to set up group made at meeting of party — functionaries and, if so, identify functionaries present; identity of individual or individuals responsible for organizing group. Identify all known chapters, if any, and location thereof. b. Whether incorporated ‘any organizations are incorporated requiring filing of incorporation papers with appropriate state officials. c. Aims and purposes ad. Location of headquarters “le. Officers List principal officers, board of directors, etc., and appropriate characterization of each showing communist affiliation, f. Membership Ascertain estimated ‘membership. Whenever possible, secure member— ship lists, mailing lists, or other records reflecting affiliation with organization, Usually obtainable through informant coverage or utilization of various investigative techniques. Secure accurate description of all lists to make sure there is no confusion as to the exact identity or significance of list being reported on, g. Official organ, if‘any, and other literature (1). May be obtained through confidential mailbox, panel sources, and confidential informants . . {2 All such literature should be appropriately identified, - 3 At Least one copy of each pertinent piece of literature should be promptly furnished to Bureau. h. General activities ie Finances Special efforts must be made to locate’ and monitor bank accounts of organizations, Location of bank accounts frequenti¥ obtainable through confidential informants, credit records, public utility records, records of rental agent, and monitoring of other organiza— tions’! bank accounts. .. je Support given to Communist Party Preponderance of evidence should be developed reflecting support, financial or otherwise, given by the organization to -.the Comrunist Party. - wot ae me wet, Boe , : k. Support received from Communi st Party aa : Ts Preponderance of evidence should he developed reflectin ig support, financial or otherwise, received by the organization from the Communist Party. 1. Implementation of Communist Party line Can usually be shown through comparison of programs and literature of organization with those of Communi st Party during any. particular period, — ; af eos = Data concerning above topics” can “usually be secured ‘through the t 4 - following sources; confidential informants, incorporation records, bank records, literature and publications of organization,. newspapers, public meetings and rallies, confidential investigative techniques, various types of ‘public records, panel sources, confidential snurces and other sources of information, interviews with past.or present - 2 o 86 4-10~59 - x “s, eas ¥ = “t é wh ihe per Ab Ie ee > Wit ae aye abot t hae aty? 4h #« 7 a MARS a ‘¢ nt a M i if 8 1 SRS “@ mes =e
Fey, ¥ ribs, t oooe 2 ooee 9 ome lee] . MW S5072 d. es SY°"LON 87. SECURLTY INVESTIGATION Other Marxist Ooveisonery groups @ A long-established group which would come under this category is the Proletarian Party of America, a relatively small organization, There also are a few small groups composed of ex-members of the Communist Party, US4A, who have voluntarily left the party or who have been expelled, usually for factionalism, General . Communist investi gatious must be conducted in a most discreet and “ thorough manner at all times, Members of law enforcement afencies are not to accompany Agents during the course of securiity-—type investigations without prior Burcau authority, Bureau employees Shovld not discuss comaunist or related investigations with any unauthorized individual, The subject of communism is not to-.be used in speeches of Bureau employees without specific authorization. Hovever, there is considerable inimeo graphed Material in each office, ‘including speeches, testimony,and magazine articles prepared by the Director which could be furnished outside individuals interested in the subject of communism without any discussion, 2. Purposes of investigation Be de Co The investigation of the Communist Party, USA, and other similar— ~type ‘organizations is of twofold purpose: (1) to obtain legally admissible evidence against these organizations for prosecution under existing Federal statutes set out above and (2) to follow closely the activities of these organizations from an intelligence viewpoint ta have a day- to-day appraisal of the strength, dangerousness, and activities of these organizations seeking the overthrow of the U. S, Government, Suggestions for proper coverage of the investigation of the Communist Party as an organization and similar organizations should include: (1) The assignment of sufficient Agent personnel to insure that ‘all of the important ramifications of party activities are properly. covered . (2) Development of confidential. informants in all party levels, including the national headquarters organization ‘ (3) The establishment of trash and mail covers on pertinent head— quarters and party func:/onaries co (4) fhe constant effort to -avelop admissible evidence against party officials for violation of Federz1 laws . Brief to establish illegal status of Communist Party, USA {1) Purpose of brief is to collect all legally admissible evidence to prove.illegality of party in one file. (Bufile 100-3-74,) (2) Reports on brief to establish illegal status must be submitted by each office quarterly and should include only legally admissible evidence obtained during preceding three-unth period. {rf there is no information to report, include a stn-.:ment to the effect in the cover pages ° the quarterly report ‘or the same period entitled "Communist Party, USA,-Internal Se.arity -~ ¢" (no copy needed for .Bufile 100-3-74). 7} (3) It is. advisable to use the ‘Following breakdown in preparing reports: =| Origin and continuity of the party’ , b Pertinent statements, writings, and instructions relating to (1) Marxism-Leninism, (2) imperialism, (3) proletarian internationalism, (4) defense of USSR, es revolutionary statements , (¢). Internal Security Act of 1950. “Include under this. heading any admissible evidence which would tend to prove @ violation of section 4(a) of this act, 3-13-63 Docld: 32989529 . Page 722 vat Sh, Set die el PB sd aia dep Cane id Ge WA siege bak OU i sea: 1 ’ raced ate * Ba, HRA LE Boose os INTRA LEW aleaioabh + Donk tu temneseattyn timed ees ch ce CS a DL CAO eC i 4 bn . At ot boa Saath Mba 4 * oe ais cae ah By uf sande x ae selene SR ie
{eee 3 pone Ngee pet Sed Enea) toe hee Li eo NW 35072 ~~ . =, x 1 \ ~ oe 87. SECURITY INVES —_ | 3. Investigative procedures and suggestions "alle This section contains Act Anvestigat: ng and repo: ailed investigative guides for use in ng activitics of the Comeunist Party, accurately and clearly show the true nature of the Communist Party, USA, data concerning the following topics must be fully developed and reported. [When material contzins information that would be logically reported under more than'one topic heading but to do so would make the separate accounts unintelligible, report all the material under the main heading and only refer to the information under the other breakdowns. Bo not repeat same. data under Separate headings.] Reports on the Gommunist Party, USA, as an organizetion must be submitted by each office quarterly should cover activities for the preceding three-month period. offices are required to use the following breakdown in pre~ Pacing quarterly reports on the Communist Party, USA. . Bach subfile caption must start on 2 separate pege. US . “mo and AL (1) a (2) * Boold: 32989525 Organization (Bureau file 100~3-69) (2) Security setup of district and/or state organiz Office covering district headquarters, describ: location and sige of Communist Party office f rent paid, and name and number of office empi [list address and/or post office box number of headquarters ,.] (b) [Tdentify]principal district officials and impor tant functionaries, together with[titles, and furnish a] short resume of important activities of each during three-month period. (c) Names of new commissions or special committees, identit and capacity of individual members thereof. Submit resume of activities of groups under appropria te subfile captions, (4) Special meetings embracing only organizational matters. Other pertinent matters disoussed at meetings concerning policy or strategy to be submitted under appropriate subfile captions. ~ y. {e} Extend this outline as far as necessary for clarity ana to meet needs of office under this or any succeeding 2 subsection, Auxiliary offices submit pertinent data concerning above matters which do not normally come to attention of office covering district headquarters. “Membership (Bureau file 100-3~68) (a) . Quarterly reports are not to contain any membership Statistics. Cover pages accompanying each quarterly report must contain latest available statistics rsint: to total number of Communist Party members in th- district, Membership data must start on + separ - . cover page. Office of origin, which is 2 fice c+. ing _ , Communist.Party district headquarters, shou Ld sub. li +. Lollowing figures: - I. For entire Communist Party. district . dT. For individual states covered by. Communi st Party district XII. For number of Communist. Party: members in area covered :: --by field office . - a Auxiliary offices should submit following membership figures to the Bureau and office of »rigins Ie For state or portion of state covered by ‘that field office . II. ‘For number of Communist Party members in the area covered by that field office a ” Page 723 12-13-61 da Es , ores ree SL paioree a oNbgeing ae ti flnepeie nds gh cee ao As fe tae See ah yy fae ae May EOE okt pa phe nt hagoienasieré dat itt at ae asi Bal ce a . a pate Ags tates aagsalsee at Raa a ’ saith ’ abelwck nit poe oihy
SECURITY THVESTIGLTILO al ’ TAPLE OF CONTEHTS ‘ 87D SECURITY INVHSTIGATIONS CP THDIVIDUALS SE“ [ON 87. Ve Inactive séction Pe TOT OHO FTE SOOO EOE eR OTHeHREHRODOH OA 7 Periodic verification of addreSsScS posansaecnesee ey see Changes, additions, and deletions of data appearing on security index Cards cosoceveoveosecs toro cow soe eo ee ene (9) Movement of subjects between offices and transfers of security index cards OGsoevesoCHa emp Ce Oe OK HO THF OF OO FE FO Oe OG a, , .. (2) db c a Subjects of security index cards other than key figures and top functionaries soooeercvcsconceovoue Key figures and top functionaries asncvecccacev ose Subjects tabbed for detcom OF OCR HOF MEO ROEM OHROCOEROOE. Subjects not included in security index eeceecsoo0e (10) Cancellation and removal of cards from active security . . index COT DTSHTHRAEOH OCH AHH HOA HEHOTMOHFOOABECHFBEH HH OEGOEO CH POTD homadsd “(g) _  () Death of subject ]TROGS See Te DEE ewe COFHO HEHE KDH OOOOH EH Permanent departure from the Bureau's “jurisdiction Imprisonment of subject scoococecrercct ences 008 000 Induction of subject into the ariscd forces ceoscaee Security informants SCOT ee ee REO eK HOKGHOOHEREOC ER TO® Subject no longer dangerous or potentially dangerous COM CAMS SOTO O HF HEOCOH SAH HRHHIFHAOOHRO SHO OO EEO RG Subjects removed from security index solely upon basis of ‘application of security index criteria, with no affirmative indication of defection. ..... Subjects of Chinese extraction... .serccesacsccesee, (1L) Priority apprehension program (DEVCOM) sovccscnceccssce a b CG (a) (e) aan, Purpose Che lens FOeoeTeD Fs OHO HROUS AHO eT OHR FEO FODHTEOAEG Subjects to be tabbed -detcom cococsscoevseecesscns Recommendations for and removal of detcom designation onecee bec oece tcc sce oe eo ee aserensoness Administrative procedures for handling detcom program SCROSCCOCOCBR ee OHFOOCE HH SOHO FO oOFP OHHH OH BE eH OHBOHIAO GENEVAL. cece creer ars reer eesesesrereesteessaersseree co. Individuals employed in or having access to key facilities and defense Paclhlities wececeqeesvcevsecsrcverevreneatcssvvs 1 REsponsidvility ccccccccncccesessescacseeassscecessesons 2) Inclusion in security index .eeecscacccecescacsssenccees Deleted St . 4 DisSeMinati on wepevcwccsvccssvensveescesccvesesscscreces 5 Status Of CASES soorscvccvrccceerseseesssoressesoecseees d, Key figure and top functionary program eeescceosscccessvosce a General Peer reso te sesecesscesetsrorrseseseseseorsevecrr es ey {3 Ke figures Coe eee re eee ne tees eren tan cee Oe eeseee sine se a b Definition coosesccrvcecseocssesesessesenesese soon Regulations governing the handling of the key igure pro gram POSS C eee ea de sesroeeserenereesD0e00 _ Ie Designation and deletion of key figure status It. Photographs SHKARKO THTOF COPE Coe SEH HeOH He Oe eee “Tile Ve Security index CALGS eaorecscccoesservecevencan Handwriting specimens Oeoeoeovrsceseeneste ves eeeg pe “Ve VI. — VII. VIII. Change of office of origin Ceececveccenecesseon Reports COTO Cem ee TES ese CHETDOTHES HEHEHE OHS BHO HEH OED Maintenance of key figure list ....cccescraces Deleted (3) Top functionaries PCOS COTO CBE HEH SESE ERE SHOR SCRE MOC CHAOS . a Definition SOc eon ces eatte Stee see soCnrereesecvocgaseene b Manner of designation sescussccescvoreceoescvececn c Regulations governing top functionaries cpeovvavere @e Correlation of other investigations with the security index : and reserve ANGER. ccc ce ce rae cece ee sana ss tee Hoseensesrersesese “—, NW 35072 Docld: 329895259 Page 15 2-13-63 : 724 Page 56 o7 61 62 62 62 62 63 63 64 64 65 *" 65 66 66 66 66 ‘gett uf li ee Brae 58; ena Giddy belie, tive dot PORES Teheh thny Patio Wate # i gp v6bey WN abe Canitie ae Eh hee gah hg st pe hat has Wa ba ae lpgey ag Age us “ ya. a aa ' . peasant Lid “i rasta weet A ibe etl, Against Sela! rs tos .
87D . Ee fe eee 7 7 . : ; . - i 87 6 SECURITY INVES ITO’ ° ~ : “ “se TABLE OF CONTENTS 87D SECURITY ‘IHVESTIGATIONS OF INDIVIDUALS eonvuaane 1) &s pionage and foreign intelligence investigations .coe. 2 Security of Government employees investi pations 3 Atomic Energy Act, Voice of America applicant, depart mentol applicant, Bureau applicant, and other Bureau investigations i 2 Submission of and general rules concerning security reports, | General Seem e aso vesereeC eee cH eer eer Re eeMeeEO Bern eeeeecors, 2 Origin COe cer er ees earl ec ese nce eressecesocsereeserneccos 3 Deleted . . . : 4) Classification COO SC ReE Deo ee ee De Red Boa deereseesenoeece 3) Title oeesereneneres een een uaeoverrerersrerneesreosoe serene (6 Character Ce eS a Key figures and top functionaries weosscsercevcces b Others eee ccc cee ese scree se eerecneeserecsesesraese 7 Deleted 8 Status coe e@oceeeeoeoevveee ee eevee eee evrevnveeseeaevpeev ee eae eoaanve a Top functionaries wseserocsscesesnsrecetcerceesavere b Key TIgures weccesccececccersccevsanacesessesvesers c Deleted , d Other security index subjects ..cccccccacccessoaase & Cases of subjects recommended for security index ,. (f Subjects not in security index who are not to be . included therein (9) Content (10 eeteere cee neseHeeeoceesreeeeoanasaone eecwee wee ee ee ear eur erseesneerse eee gear oerseesteocerewrnresees Administrative data i i a a i ar a a {2} General 2d b Documentation of reports Channelizing memoranda — destruction of following submission of reports in security cases se eeowoanwmereeroce tans eaeeoee sees esr earroreernmesesns eee eee eee nee ereoeseaen trots ane eoereeee 8. Dissemination of data developed in security investigations ..... Be NW 55072 Docld: 329899525 Data developed concerning subjects of security investi- gations and other persons coming within investigative juris— diction of the Bureau OPCS EOHOHOTOR OCH DOH OED ESSE OOO5F000 OCR S008 1) Aliens and naturalized Citizens cescevarsscseceesesseeo 2 Employees of or persons having regular access to key - . facilities or employees of plants having contracts with the military services POP eso SHH FOKKT*TFO SHR He Ree e OBR OAS . (3) Employees of public utilities .(including state and municipal facilities) which are not on the key facil-— ities list or otherwise falling into the category de~ fined in (2) above, and facilities which are or may become engaged in the manufacture of materials vital to the national defense BOS THESE OO HAC ee Poe DBO SCO Oe Oe OD Oe (4) Individuals on inactive duty put who are members of or hold commissions in the reserve branches or National Guard COC DOSS Ores oe es a eee eee One Oe ros eee eOE - aa 5 wees - . ‘ . ae 7 ‘ oa . ee wtclé. 16 Page 725 4-~18-62 Page 70 70° 70 71 72 72 72 73 73 73 73 73 73 74 74 74 74 77 78 79 79 80 80 80 80 $ ne ES REG Xeed BE ie fad aig pote ate’ ype hs Leet Atl 4 PANE Gy 1 1, Kal Maa aes > Se: Debbi a, ote é Qanagedh: dong soi EGU Sa REPT al Sate Jy eg ie, wien devote . . ‘ sie Sepa HAE GH ARR GE ef ‘oem ¥,