Originator: SSCSGO, FBI
From: ELLIFF, JOHN T., DELOACH, C. D., LEGAL COUNSEL
To: SHAHEEN, MICHAEL E. JR., TOLSON, ADAMS, J. B.
Document date: 1/10/75 00:00
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PRANK CHUNCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

# AN O. TONER, TEXAS, VICE CHAINMAN

PILA- A. HANT, MICH.

WALTIRE, MIGNLALE,

MINN.

HOWARD H. BAKER, IR.. TENK.

BAFRY GOLEWATER, AKIE.

WALTEFE IS, MUDDLISTON, KY.. CHARLES MCS, MATHIAS, J1T., MD.

FOBERT MORGAN, M.C.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKEN, PA.

GARY MATT, COLO.

VILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

lnited States Senate.

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

• RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PUREUANT TO S. RES. 21, I4TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.G. 20510

• October 1, 1975

Michael E. Shaheen, JI., Esquire

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530

Dear Mr. Shaheen:

In my letter to you of September 11, 1975, request was made

(No. 25) for disclosure of telephone logs derived irom electronic.

surveillance of a number of individuals. Your office has advised

that such logs exist and access is now requested for review of these

documents by David Bushong and Andrew Postal. < Request is also made

• for review of any files which may contain intormation (including logs)

relating to electronic surveillance of the following.

•"1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

"Santos Trafficante

Tony-Varona

Miro Cordona l

Manolla Ray-

Pedro San Juan &

Enrico-Ruiz Witiams-

Roberto Sanroman

Pursuant to request No. 26 of September 11, 1975, letter we additionally

request that the logs produced from electronic surveillance of Santos

Trafficante be made available for review by Messis. Bushong and Postal.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

OCT 7 1975

TO :

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Michael E. Shaheen,

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request

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Attached is a letter from the Senate. Select Com-

mittee dated October 6, which seeks delivery of certain

materials pertaining to Martin Luther king, dr. by

October 17.

Please prepare an appropriate

response.

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OCT 7 1975

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Toga Wastl Divistant Darector

Legal

Counsel

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligenee

Coordination

SUBJECI: Senate Select Committee Request

Attached Is a letter from the Senate Select Com-

mittee dated October 6, which seeks delivery of certain

materials pertaining to Martin Luther King, Jr. by

October 17. Please prepare an appropriate response.

OR PATIEN CO TATIVE

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JOHN GO TOWER, TEXASH O, CHARLAN

TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAR

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN.

WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

HARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR., MC

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C.

BICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O, SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

United Siates Benate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, J6TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

October 6, 1975

Michael E. Shaheen, JI., Esq.

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530

Dear Mike:

Enclosed is a request for documents

taining to the Martin Luther King, Jr. matter.

Delivery is requested by Friday, October 17, 1975.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

Sincerely,

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

VEREIM IS UNCLASSIFIEL

Director

Domestic Intelligence Task Force

Attachment

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREINIS

DATE

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1.

On or about January 8, 1962, the Southern Regional

Council, Atlanta,

Georgia, issued a Special Report

entitled "Albany" by Professor Howard Zinn, which or

pages 31 - 33

(attached hereto), inter alia, con-

tains a discussion about the FBI.

Please supply the

Committee with all materials pertaining to or reflect-

ing:

2.

a. the FBI's receipt or awareness of this report, or

its contents;

b.. comments, analyses, inspections, reports, and/or

responses with respect to allegations in this

report which pertained to the FBI; and

actions taken as the result of allegations in

this report which pertained to the FBI.

On or about November 14, 1962, the Southern Regional

Council, Atlanta, Georgia, issued a report entitled

"Albany, A Study

in National Responsibility," by

Professor Howard Zinn, which on pages 26-34 (attached

hereto), inter alia, contains a discussion about the

FBI.

Please supply the Committee with all materials

pertaining to or reflecting:

a.

the FBI's receipt or awareness of this report or

its contents:

b. comments, analyses, inspections, reports, and/or

responses with respect to allegations in this

report which pertained to the FBI; and

c.

actions taken as the result of allegations in

this report which pertained to the FBI.

3.

All memoranda from the Director, FBI, to the Attorney

General, from January 1, 1961,

through February 13,

1962, concerning Martin Luther King, JI. (Please

excise portions which were the product of electronic

surveillance.)

4.

All memoranda and other materials reflecting what was

communicated by the FBI Director to the Attorney

General on January

, 1962, concerning Martin Luther

King, JI.,

as is indicated in the first paragraph of

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the February 14, 1962, memorandum from the FBI Director

to the Attorney General captioned

"Martin Luther

JI.". (Please excise portions which were the result of

electronic surveillance.)

5. All memoranda and other materials pertaining to any

decisions and authorizations for electronic surveillance

of the following individuals:

a. Stanley David Levison;

b. Hunter Pitts O'Dell;

c. Clarence Jones;

.a. Harry Wachtel;

e. Ralph Abernathy;

£. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) ;

g. John Lewis;

h. Bayard Rustin;

1. Congress of Racial Equality;

James Farmer;

as well as dates of authorization, installation, and

termination; type of surveillance involved (microphone

or telephone); and locations of all telephones anâ

6. All memoranda and other materials pertaining to the

testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee of:

a. Governor Ross Barnett on July 12, 1962;

• b. Governor George Wallace on July 15-16, 1962.

7. All memoranda and other materials pertaining to:

a. A letter from Senator Warren G. Magnuson to the

FBI Director in July 1963 inquiring about any

relationship between

racial unrest and the Com-

munist Party;

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b. The Attorney General's reply to Senator Magnuson,

dated July 23, 1963 (a copy is attached hereto as

printed in the record of the hearings before the

Commerce Committee, United States Senate, 88th

Congress, Ist Session, on S. 1732 (Public Accommo-

dations), pp. 375-376.

-c.

The last question and answer in the President's

press conterence of July 17, 1963 (copy attached

hereto, pertaining to racial unrest and the Com-

munist Party.

ã. A letter from Senator Mike Monroney to the FBI

Director in July 1963 inquiring about any relation-

ship between racial unrest and the Communist Party.

e.

The Attorney General's reply to Senator Monroney,

dated on or about July 25, 1963, as reported in

the Washington Evening Star on July 25, 1963

(copy of article attached hereto).

I. A letter from Senator Richard Russell to the FBI

Director dated July 27, 1963, inquiring about any

relationship between racial unrest and the Com-

munist Party•

The Attorney General's reply to Senator Russell

dated on or about November 1, 1963.

8. All memoranda and any other materials pertaining to

the August 1, 1963, conversation between the Attorney

General and Courtney Evans which is described in the

last paragraph on page 4 of a February 5, 1964, memo-

randum from C. D. DeLoach to Mr. Monr, captioned

"DI. Martin Luther King, Jr., Information Concerning".

9. We are submitting herewith a copy of the excised ver-

sion of a January

Bungar rate ra 2 sully me ranied June .

Your

advice is requested (a) whether the deleted phrases

pertain to DI. King's private life, or (b) whether the

deleted phrases pertain to DI. King"s associations

with persons believed to be associated with the Com-

munist Party.

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10.

The identity of the author of the document entitled

"Questions to be explored at conference 12/23/63 re

communist influence in racial matters,"

which has pre-

viously been supplied to the Committee.

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through a hole in the door, but a guard came along

hit him in the back as he was passing the plate

rough the opening. He fell against the bars and

it his head. (Police Chief Pritchett fired the guard

on after.)

When I went to the sheriff's

office Wednesday morn-

sg, Décember 20, to see one of the original Freedom

iders still in the county jail, I was told they were.

llowed no visitors except for a lawyer. Husbands,

ives, mothers, fathers, could talk to prisoners only

y shouting

through a barbed wire fence at a thick-

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neshe wire window through which no one inside was

visible.

At the prayer meeting in the Shiloh Baptist Church

that Tuesday night after the settlement, a young white

girl arrested with the original group on Sunday, cane

down the aisle to the rostrum. She had been released

from jail a few minutes before and was out of breath.

She spoke briefly, softly. "First time I'd ever seen

a jail. It's a funny mixed-up feeling to hate being

in a dirty place but to be glad you're there for a good

reason....We hope you'll keep going."

The Police Chief of Albany said, "We met non-

violence with non-violence."

Where was the Federal Government?

While young people on three separate occasions

were being ordered out of Albany terminals and ailested,

while over 700 persons were arrested and over 400 kept

in jail for marching downtown to sing, pray, and protest.

the Federal Government, pledged through specific Consti-

tutional guarantees, statutes, and administrative rulings

to protect the rights of citizens against local usur-

pation, took the following visible actions:

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On November 1, 1961, when Selyn MCCollum watchad

police order nine young Negroes out of the white

iting room at the Trailways Bus Terminal, and this

is reported to the F.B.I., there was no apparent result.

November 12, when five students were arrested for

sing the Trailways facilities in Albany, no federal

ation was visible.

When Chief Pritchett ordered the

reedom Riders outside the railroad waiting room on

ecember 10, and then arrested 11 in the street, for

he third time in six weeks the express ruling of a

federal Agency failed of enforcement. With the start

sE demonstrations and mass arresis on Tuesday, December

12, local police practice came into conflict, not with

the very pointed I.C.C. ruling, but with broader --

and more complex -- issues represted by the Bill. of

Rights: freedom of assembly, the right of petition.

On Wednesday, with more demonstrations and more

arrests, telegrams began going to Attorney General

Kennedy asking federal intervention. On Thursday --

more demonstrations, more arrests- and the New York

Times reported from Albany that, "The Justice Depart-

ment was

watching developments

here closely." That

day, Attorney General Kennedy conferred by phone with

both Governor Vandiver and Mayor Kelley. The Mayor

said he assured the Attorney General that law and

order could be preserved without federal aid. Also

that day, the

Assistant Attorney General in charge of

the Civil Rights Division talked with Albany Movement

leader W. G. Anderson. On Friday, with demonstrations.

and negotiations in progress, he phoned Mayor Kelley

and offered to mediate, and the mayor assured the

Assistant Attorney General that the city could work

out its problems. On Saturday, negotiations broke down.

Martin Luther King, Jr. led the march downtown that

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evening, hundreds more

were arrested, and the NA.

CP.

wired Vice President Johnson and Attorney, Generai

Kennedy to protest the arrests. F.B.I. men were re-

ported cruising the streets in cars.

On Monday, December 18, a settlement was announced;.

and within a hour Mayor Kelley said Attorney General

Robert Kennedy called to congratulate him for a good

job.

Events in Albany were caused by the city's violation

of the Interstate Commerce Commission's regulation. The

Federal Government took no apparent action to curb that

violation, although it undoubtedly has power to enforce

its own orders. Today in Albany the I.C.C. order is

being complied with. It was enforced, not by federal

authority, but by demonstrations in the streets.

Conclusion

Over 700 Negroes in Albany, and a few sympathetic

whites, spent time in prison in December of 1961, as a

mass

substitute for federal action to compel recognition

of a legal right. They were not opposed by the white

people of Albany, but by local law enforcement officers.

These officers acted, not out of malice, but out of a

too-faint comprehension of the changes which are roll-

ing slowly, but inevitably, through the south today,

and which, with McComb, Jackson, and Albany, have be-

gun to move into the heart of the Black Belt. As in

other cases, a movement born of specific grievances

was nurtured in crisis and developed

larger objectives,

those of full equality and untarnished human dignity.

The real feelings of the Negro community were kept

from a fundamentally fair-minded white community by

the powerful barrier of segregation, propped up. by

a hostile press and an unsympathetic city administration.

As Christmas approached in 1961, masses of Albany Negroes

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857iy in.

•Where Was the Federal

Government?

Over 700 Negroes in Alhany, and a few sympathetic

whiles, spent time in misson in December of 1901, as a mass

substitute for federal action to compel recognition of a

legal right.

OF all the forces involved in Albany, the national govermment

is the only one whose actions do not match its expressed

convictions. The Negroes of Albany have strained to the limits of

their capacity to endure pain and rebuff. The white community

has behaved in accord with the customs of the majority of southern

whites in resisting attempts to change the status quo. The chief of

police has acted like a chiet of police. But the tederal government

has not opcrated according to its pretensions.

The national government has failed to protect the liberties of

its citizens in the city of Albany. From the feebleness of its actions,

a detached observer might conclude that the federal government

is still operating under the Constitution of the United States as oncc

expounded by Chief Justice Taft.

The First Amendment of the constitution of the United States

says: "Congress shall make no law .

abridging the frecdom of

speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaccably to as-

semble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances."

Supreme. Court decisions in the carly part of this century made it

clear beyond question that these rights of free speech, petition, and

assembly, are also guaranteed against state or local action by the

words of the Fourteenth Amendment, that no state shall "deprive

any person of life, liberty, or property, with due process of law.

In Albany, hundreds of Negroes were locked up in some of the

most miserable jails in the country for peaccully attempting to

petition the government for a redress of grievances. Is the national

government powerless to protect the right of petition?

Section 242 of the U.S. Criminal Code, which comes from the

Civil Rights Act of 1S66 and the Entorcement Act of 1870, creates

a legal basis for toderal prosecution of: "Whoever, under color of

any law... wilfully subjects... any inhabitant of any State

the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured of

protected by the Constitution and laws of the United States.

Three times in succession in November and December 1961, the

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police of the city of Albany, by arresting Negroes and whites in

connection with their use of the terminal facilities in that city,

violated a right which has been made clear beyond a shadow

of a doubt in the courts, and nailed down tight by a ruling of the

Interstate Commerce Commission. Yet, the federal government took

no action.

When a sheritt, in the presence of witnesses, slapped a young

Negro for asking the right to sing and pray in prison, the federal

govemment was silent.

Throughout the December troubles, there

were phone calls from the Justice Department to Governor Vandiver

and Mayor Kelley, conversations between the Department and leaders

of the Alhany Movement. The F.B.I. dutifully sat in its office in

Albany and took dozens upon dozens of affidavits from Negro citizens

complaining that their constitutional rights had been violated by city

and county officials. But eight months later, there was not a

sign

of action on these charges.

In the spring and summer of 1962, hundreds of Negroes, and

some whites, were again deprived of their constitutional rights by

city and county officials. They were put into jail again and again

for taking actions supposedly protected by the First and Fourteenth

Amendments. A pregnant woman was beaten, a lawyer was caned,

a white youth had his jaw and ribs broken, three young people were

forcibly dragged from a courtroom under the eyes of a county judgc.

Still no action. Eighteen-ycar-old Cordell Reagan, a veteran SNCC

worker, emerged from Dougherty County jail in late August, after

• 16 days of continement for

"contributing to the delinquency of a

minor"

(which, translated, meant that Reagan had been sitting on

the fender of a nearby car while two students were picketing a

theater) made this comment to me about the Department of Justice

and local police: "They're letting them get away with murder.'

. In December 1961, in the midst of hundreds of jailings in the

Albany demonstrations, the New York Times reported from Albany;

"The Justice Department was watching developments here closely.

In September 1962, after shotgun blasts ripped into a home in Terrell

County where Negro and white registration workers were staying,

a Justice Department spokesman said in Washington: "IVe are watch-

ing the situation very, very closely."

In June 1962. six months after several flagrant violations of the

ICC ruling, the Atlanta Journals Washington correspondent report-

ed: "The U.S. Justice Department has launched an investigation of

alleged bus station segregation in Albany." In July, several Justice

Department lawyers were sent to Albany. On the 26th of that month,

according to an Atlanta Constitution report. Albany's Mavor Kelley

conferred in Washington with Atomey General Kenneclv. The Con-

stitution said: "Kelley said he told Kennedy that Albany's racial

problems are dealt with by local people. Kelley said Kennedy agreed

with him.

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Atlanta Journal Washington correspondent Douglas Kiker report-

ed in July: "Justice Department officials described the Albany trouble

Monday as 'a tense situation' but added that Mayor Asa Kelley and

Chief of Police Laurie Pritchett have certainly indicated a strong

desire to maintain order. They said they had received no evidence

that Albany police are not furnishing adequate law protection." This

was immediately after attorney C. B. King, with more than 100 city

and county police nearby, had received his bloody beating at the

hands of the Dougherty County sheriff: Kiker disclosed that the De-

partment of Justice was "investigating" the beating of King. But if

there was ever a case where one hour of investigation would be

sufficient to establish grounds for federal action, this was it.

Near the end of the summer, after recciving dozens of angry

telegrams, after the picketing of the white flouse by citizens from

both North and South, and after face-to-face pleas from Roy Wilkins

of the NAACP and William Kunstler of the American Civil Liberties

Union, the Justice Department made two legal moves: 1) it entered

a friend-of-the-court brief to support the Albany Novement's request

that an injunction against further demonstrations be denied; and

2) it asked for an injunction (after a violation of voting rights in

Terrell County so outrageous that usually calm reporters on the

scene were upset) to prevent certain officials in southeast Georgia

from interfering with registration activities.

The available administrative machinery for enforcing federal

law should be outlined: the Department of Justice has the duty to

intorce laws passec by Congress and provisions of the U.S. Con

stitution, In the Department there is a Civil Rights Division, headec

by an Assistant Attorney General, which handles the bulk of the legal

work of the Department dealing with civil rights cases. The Division

depends for its intormation on another branch of the Justice Depart-

ment, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which has offices in cities

all over the country. F.B.I. agents undertake investigations on orders

from the Department, to determine if federal law has been violated.

The F.B.I. can make arrests, usually on orders. from the Department,

sometimes on its own in situations of urgency. After investigation,

in civil rights cases, it is up to the Civil Rights Division to decide

whether prosecution should be initiated. If so, this is usually done

through the United States Attorney in that judicial district, who

prosecutes the case in federal District Court, after indictment by a

grand jury or the filing of an information. Also upon the Depart-

ment's advice or order, the U.S. Attorney may file civil suits (al-

though this may be done by a Civil Rights Division lawyer from

Washington) asking that the federal court issue injunctions forbid-

ding certain parties to engage in specified practices which may de-

prive individuals of their rights

under the Constitution. Attached

to the federal district court are U.S. marshals, who serve subpoenas,

give notice of injunctive action, and otherwise carry out the orders

of the court or the Attorney General. From District Court, there is

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the right of appeal to the Court of Appeals, and then, in certain

cases, to the. United States Supreme Court.

The Department of Justice has on occasion defended its restraint

in the Albany situation and in other crises by the following argu-

ments, which deserve examination and reply:

1. Argument:

Prosecutions in the Deep South stand little*

chance of succeeding, since juries are white and

prejudiced.

Reply:

Even if acquittal results, prosecution may act

as a deterrent. Right now, southern police of-

ficers, knowing the government's reluctance to

prosecute, feel free to do as they wish with

Negro citizens, and Albany has demonstrated

this. It nothing else, a series of prosecutions

would exert a powerful educational and onl

force in a situation where Negroes feel deserted

by the national government and southern whites

are not clear where the government stands.

2. Argument:

The Supreme Court decision in the Screws case

of 1945 interpreted section 242 in such a way

as to make convictions difficult, because of the

need to show "intent" on the part of the ac-

cused, with. "intent" interpreted very narrowly.

Reply:

The only way to get new interpretations of the

law is to bring new cases before the courts.

3. Argument:

The Department of Justice needs specific leg-

islative authorization from Congress-as it has

in the Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960 re-

garding voting-to take injunctive action against

local officials in other situations involving civil

rights and civil liberties.

Reply:

In the Debs case of 1895 there was no specific

legislative basis for an injunction; yet the Su-

preme Court ruled that the federal government

could get one, saying: "Every government ...

has a right to apply to its own courts" in mat-

ters which the constitution has entrusted to the

care of the national government. The Court

said: "The entire strength of the nation may

he used to enforce in any part of the land the

full and free exercise of all national powers and

the security of all rights entrusted by the Con-

stitution to its care.

The government may choose to interpret

its own, powers narrowly, or it may interpret

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them broadly. The degree of its compassion may

dictate the choice. When you combine the pres-

int reluctance of the Department of lustice with

he unhesitant exorcise of power by local police

the result is to blind the First and Fourteenth.

Amendments with the first flash of a police of-

ficer's badge.

Morcover,

Albany has implications for

American freedom beyond the question of equal

rights for Negroes. Can American citizens, any-

where in the land. have freedom of speech and

assembly in the face of a determined police

force and an uncertain national government?

4. Argument:

Our federal arrangement requires that the na-

tional government should interfere as little as

possible with "local" situations.

Reply:

It was precisely the purpose of the Fourteenth

Amendment to take the enforcement of racial

equality out of the hands of local governments,

which had proved the most flagrant violators,

and put ultimate authority in the hands of the

national government. Local governments may

do anything they want in the field of ordinary

crime. They may punish people for disorderly

conduct, for blocking sidewalks. for discheying

police officers. But the moment such offenses

are applied to one race in a way that they are

not applied to another, the Fourteenth Amend-

ment is violated, and the federal government,

with all the power at its command. has proper

constitutional juriscliction. To take the view thai

he arrests of Negro citizens, for reasons ob

viously connected with their race. are purely

"local" matters, is to take a pre-Civil War vici

of the American federal system.

5. Argument:

There is no neer for federal interference so

long as large scale violence does not break out.

so long as local police maintain order.

Reply:

If the goverment's only requirement is the

maintenance of "order,"

even without the ex-

istence of freecom, then we have moved close

to the idcology of the totalitarian state.

the United States.

yen cod to le said the tie die the red ene

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There is a considerable amount of distrust among Albany Negroes

for local mombers

Negro told me bitterly. Whether truc

the otticaer of the k.B.l.s vole in the area of civil rights. t.b.l. men.

appear to albany douroes as vaguelv-interested observers of in-

justice, who diffidently write down complaints and do no more.

With all the clear violations by local police of constitutional rights,

with undisputed evidence of beatings by sherills and deputy sheriffs,

the F.B.I. has not macle a single arrest on behalf of Negro citizens.

The one arrest made by the F.B.1. in connection with the Albany

situation came in early September, and this when an F.B.I. man

himself, was attacked by a white man near the

site of a burned

church.

In its 1961 volume, Justice, the Commission on Civil Rights im-

plied that the F.B.1. may be fundamentally incapable of entorcing

the civil rights of American eitizens. This is because of its natural

attachments to local police on whom it is dependent for the solution

of ordinary crimes, and because it is these same local police who

are the most frequent violators of the rights of Negroes in the South.

The Commission suggested the possibility of "i new administrative

arrangement within the Department of Justice to case the problem

of F.B.I: agents having to investigate police officers with, whom they

work daily on other "cases."

One solution might be the creation of a special corps of federal

agents-similar to the T-men used by the Treasmy Department-for

the sole purpose of enforcing federally guaranteed constitutional rights

in many parts of the country where they are consistently violated.

Such agents need not be "outsiders,

" for thero is a whole new gener-

tion of voung Southerners-ncaro and white-who are intelligent,

couragcous, capable, and genuinely concerned about civil rights, and

from whom such agents could be selected. The F.B.I. is most of-

fective as an agency for the solution of orcinary crimes, and perhaps

it should stick to that.

As for the President of the United States, he could play, but so

far has not played, a hey role in crises such as Albany. The Commis-

sion on Civil Rights last year called for "the exertion of leadership

by the President and others in the National Government.

.. These

recommendations are based on the belief that the Presidency, and

indeed the whole Federal establishment, is preeminently a place for

moral leadership. The Commission has been impressed with the in-

fluence which those in responsible positions can exert on the civil

rights climate of the Nation. By using the instruments for education

and persuasion which ure available to them they can stir the conscience

of the country.

President Kennedy's first substantive public statement came after

eight months of trouble in Albany when, responding to a question

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at his August 1, 1961, press conference, he called the situation "un-

satistactory,

declared he could

not understand why Albany city

officials would not negotiate with Negroes, and said: "We are going

of Albany, and we will continue to do so?

latter statement was that "in the past" the national government had

done extremely little, and it its future attempts were to be of the

same magnitude, this was a puny promise indeed.

In another press conference on Thursday, September 14, 1962

gain in response to a question, President Kennedy strongly de-

nounced the burning of the Negro churches in Lec and

Terrell.

Counties, calling the actions "cowardly as well as outrageous." This

was commendable. But it also indicates the level of tolerance at

which our national leaders-and perhaps most white Americans-

operate. They will be aroused by open violence, particularly against

places of worship (Governor Vandiver of Georgia, hardly a friend

of the Albany Movement, offered a $250 reward for the apprehension

of the arsonists). But they will not be made sufficiently indignant

by mass jailings. by the deprivation of free speech and assembly,

by beatings and intimidation,

by the perpetuation

of segregation.

The nation as a whole-not only the President-needs to espand its

capacity for outrage.

• Only once in the Albany troubles did the national administration

show a real burst of energy; that was when Martin Luther King, Jr.

was jailed on july 10. The President asked for a report, the Attorney

General got busy, the Assistant Attorney General in charge of civil

rights made phone calls, and the next day King was out of jail. But

there was no such deep concern for the hundreds of ordinary citizens

in Albany who went to jail about the same time for basically the

same reason. Special favors to distinguished individuals are too easy

a substitute for genuine assistance to troubled groups. Jackie Robin-

son, who last summer received elaborate greetings from the President

on the occasion of his election to the Baseball Hall of Farne, noted

the Albany situation and wrote: "I'd rather have freedom than

flowers."

Lhe fresidents general silence, (except for the. tivo instances

noted above) and the feebleness with which the Justice Department

has acted are often attributed to the practical realities of national

politics, which require, it is said, that the President woo the support

of Southerners in Congress for other laudable national goals. But

there are some means so morally hurtful that they corrupt the ends.

Besides, there is serious reason to doubt that the Administration

gains substantial advantage from such tactics. The Senators

from

the state of Georgia had an opportunity, in 1961, to vote on 12 key

issues important to the Administration: they both voted with the

Administration in only two of the 12 instances, and these were farm

bills that they probably would have supported in any event. In a

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third case, on the housing bill, Talmadge supported the. President

and Russell did not.

Finally, it can be argued that the President's concern for civil

rights anc his concern for political advantage are both demonstrated

by his choice of tederal judges, knowing clearly that those appointed

in the South will have tremendous authority over the progress of

race relations, and will have it for many years. Certain judicial ap-

pointments of. this Administration have appalled Southern liberals.

The federal government, if it wants to, can take the following

actions in Albany:

1.

Begin immediate prosecution under Section 242 of local

officials who have deprived Negroes of their constitutional rights in

the Albany area. Such trials, since they involve misdemeanors,

do

not even require grand jury indictments, but may be initiated on

the presentation of an information by the Department of Justice, and

the Commission on Civil Rights has urged this procedure "in appro-

priate cases." The F.B.I. has in its hands piles of affidavits from Albany

citizens-accumulated over a period of nine months-testifying to vio-

lations of federal law; but the Justice Department has not acted.

2. Station in the area a substantial number of federal agents

to protect citizens from intimidation, beating, and false arrest. Such

agents should not confine themselves to standing by and taking notes,

which the F.B.I. has been doing on occasion in the Deey South in

the midst of scenes of brutality, but should have the authority to

make arrests on the spot.

3. Go into federal court and ask tor injunctions to prevent

local officials from a) enforcing segregation statutes, and b) inter-

fering with peaceful assembly, picketing and speech. Violations of

such injunctions would then be subject to judicial punishment with-

out trial. Both such legal actions have been initiated by the Albany

Movement, but they could have been started by the federal govern-

ment last. December, and should now be backed by it. The govern-

ment, after prodding, did enter a friend-of-the-court brief in a de-

fensive action against the citvs attempt to make demonstrations

punishable, but has not taken any steps to make peaceful assembly

a positive right.

4. The President should address himself directly to the people

of Albany, white and Negro, speaking forthrightly about racial dis-

crimination, making it plain to Albany whites that they are entitled

to express their views and hold their private beliefs, but that public

law now entitles Negroes to equal use of all public facilities,

that the entire power of the federal government will stand behind

this. The Southern Regional Council, in its report The Federal Execu

tive and Civil Rights, said: "The South should be informed where

the President stands.

.. . The millions of Southerners, white and

Negro,

who want to break loose from enfeebling customs, would

respond with gratitude to Presidential leadership.

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5. There is a procedure outlined in the U.S. Altorney's Manual,

Title 10, Civil Rights Division, which says that where there is in-

sufficient evidence for federal prosecution but "repetitive civil rights

violations" exist, the U.S. Attorney may initiate a meciative con-

•ference "with responsible local officials." The manual says: "Situations

in which such i conterence may be usetul include those involving

entorced racial segregation and illegal police practices.

" It savs

farther: "Such a conference should serve the purpose of putting the

officials on notice regarding the applicable tederal laws and giving

them an opportunity to remedy the situation....

" It would be difficult

indeed to think of a situation more badly in need of such a procedure

than Albany this past year,

but there is no indication that the De-

partment of Justice has used it, choosing instead to rely on informal

-and ineffectual-efforts at mediation.

The President should refuse to appoint segregationist federal

judges. Judgeships left vacant arc

preferable to those filled for life

by men who, on their public record, de opponents of racial equality:

7. The Commission on Civil Rights might well investigate the

Albany situation and make appropriate recommendations. There are

a hundred potential Albanys in the Deep South.

These proposed actions require boldness, imagination, vigorous

initiative-precisely those qualities that were promised by Mir. Ken-

nedy in his campaign for the Presidency. As yot. however, no New

Frontiers have been carved out in the social wilderness which sur-

rounds Albany. They will probably he established, as elsewhere in

the Deep South, by determined Negroes and farsighted whites, com-

pelled by court rulings and smoothed by compromises, but with that

intermittent conflict, and suffering, which accompany progress. What

the government can do is help ease the pain.

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CIVIL RIGHTS-PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS

375

ure demonstrating because of their own feeling that they have

lenied certain american rights which they seek.

And it is not

munist operation, although any demonstration may heip in a

he Communist cause.

Demonstrations of any type help Com-

t causes, whether it is by one group of citizens or by another.

on't believe the members of this committee feel that there is any

aunist conspiracy involved in the present demonstrations that

been going on in the United States.

vernor BARNETT. Yes, sir.

ntor THUrsIoND. Mr. Chairman, I would disagree with your

nent there. I personally do feel that there is some Commu-

conspiracy behind the movements going on in this country.

nator Monrover. The committee will be glad to have any wit-

3. We would like witnesses, I think, from the 11l, and we would

ritnesses that you would care to present. But I do feel that we

d be doing ourselves and the ivation i great disservice by try-

o brush oft or sweep this problem under the rug by saying that

rotests, the chisturbances, and demonstrations are a part of some

piracy overseas and that there is no deep-seated, purely american

ng that, is involred in their creation.

nator THUrNoND. Nr. Chairman, I would not say that there is

deep feeling on the part of a great many people in these demon-

ions. I feel there is. inde feel that a great many of these peo-

tho are demonstrating are sincere in their actions during these

des, and so forth.

But I still sny that these parades, in my judg-

, aro inspired by the Communists, and I think it is part of the in-

ational conspiracy of communism.

mator Movroxer. Does the Senator have some witnesses he would

to suggest, beyond those he has already called?

nator THUkoND. We expect to call some witnesses on various

sals. I don't know whether I will call any on this. I have reason

chat i say.

orernor BARNETT. Senator, if 1 am not out of order—

mator Moxroxer. Not at all.

orernor BARvETT. May I request this honorable committee to ask

ar Hoover it the people in this particular picture are Commu-

*; if any of them-Martin Luther King is on the front row, along

" Berry, and others, and Williams—it any of them are Commu-

sand if so, what were they doing at Monteagle, Tenn. I would

to much to have an answer from him.

sator MoNRoNeY. This committee

would like to hear from J.

ges floover on this and on the lifetime record of Martin Luther

no or anybody else who is charged with being a Communist.

This

ay important to the committee, and we would like to have the full

is of evidence and not one picture as a basis to make our final de-

nicision.

The following letter was subsequently received for tie record:)

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY/ GENERIT.,

Washington, Done WLy 23, 1963.

normale.

1484 fattoR: This is in response to your inquiry of the Federal Burean of

clina councerning the charges made at the hearings on S. 173% that the

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CIVIL RIGHTS.-PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS

racial problems in this countrs, particularly in the South, were created tr

being exploited by the Communist Party.

Based on all available formation from the FBI and other sources, ke b

no evidence that any of the top leaders of the major civil rights gror!

Communists,

King, Ji., about whom particular accusations were made, as well ass.

It is natural and inevitable that Communists have made efforts to indi.

the civil rights groups and to exploit the current racial situation.

real injustices that exist and the resentment against them, these efort ti

been remarkably unsuccessful.

I hope that this provides the information you were seeking.'

ROBERT E. KENNEDI.

Very few listia

Negroes have demonstrated.

know who they are.

The Negroes in Mississippi actually refuse to associate with tr

But there are a few they pick up a ten.

They picked up som

Greenrood, Miss, recently, and they talked to them for 2 or 3 di

and then they get them in a frenzy.

He ho honey, and chen they tre gone, Tay as to land thi

I think when we look into the situation carefully and find out:

a large number of these very people who are demonstrating ai+,

who are actually Communists.

I have recorcis, gentlemen, I would be glad to send you, of the r:

convictions against people who have been brought to Greenr

Miss., anc who have testined. I mean who have demonstrated in

streets of Greenwood. Several-I will write you if that is suits'

and give you the backgrounds of some who have demonstrated.

will see the type and the character of people who are the agita

coming to our State.

They didn't pay much attention to the

Senator NoNrover. We would be happy to receive any informa

you might give tis.

Governor BARNETT. Tes, sir.

Senator NoNroNer. Senator Cotton, the ranking minority mem-

Senator Corrow. Governor, I join in bidding you welcome to •

committee. It is always a privilege to have a Governor of a g

State appear before us, and the welcome would be yours anyway.

it is doubly so when you appear with our esteemed colleague, I

There are two or three questions I must ask you, however

point I would like cleared up, because I am a little confused b

evidence before our committee.

One page 7 of your statement you say that-

control over individual action by operators of private business lies witb!

posver of the State legislatures. Some States have passed legislation or

subject, sone have not.

And then you go on to say, and I quote, in the middle of page 7:

Mississippi has taken no action on this question. In our State the orr

each business is free to make his or'n decision as to whom he will serve.

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[305] July I7

satellite. If the Sovict troops left Cuba and

if Cuba started moving towards a. Titoist

type situation, do you sce the possibility of

perhaps coexistence?

TITE PRESIDENT. It is very diflicult to base.

a future policy on presumptions which are

not today scalized. The fact of the matter

is the Soviet troops are there. The fact of

the matter is that Cuba does follow a satel-

lite role, and that is what ive consider un-

acceptable to us. I would hope that the

situation some day would changc.

[24.] Q. Mr. President, Governor Rocke-

feller and Senator Goldwater are sharply

divided on what sort of an appeal the Re-

publican Party should make to the South

in ig6y. Perhaps this question will be faced

by you next year, and I wondered whether

you plan to cither repudiale or reject the sup-

port and the votes of scuregationists in the

South.

TILE PRESIDENT. I think that the record of

this administration on this matter of cqual

opportunity is so well known to everyone,

North and South, that in root there will he

no dillicully in identifying. the record of the

• Democratic adininistration, what it stands

for. And my judgment is, basec on history,

that the Republican Party also will make a

clear stand on this issue.

I would be sur-

prised if they didn't.

• [25.] Q. Mr. President,

the last

week the Governor of Alabama, the Gov-

crnor of Mississippi, and the Attorncy Gen-

cral of Arkansas have all testified before the

Senate Commerce Commitice insisting that

the integration

movc wis

Communist:

inspired. And this has led to some fears on

the part of some Senators that we may be

entering into a period of McCarthyism that

Public Papers of the Presidents

will submerge this issuc. Will you.com-

ment on it?

THE PRESIDENT. The fact of the matter is

that the Communists attempt, and obviously,

to worm their way into every movement,

and particularly to worm their way, into

those movements where there is an ob-

vious-where there is trouble. I would

think that the relatively few remaining

Communists in the United Staics, and they

are very few, I would think that they would

aucipe to take adsanage of whatever dit-

ficulties may arise in the United States. But

I must say that we looked into this matter

with a good rical of carc.

We have no evidence that any of the

Ieaders of the civil rights morements in the

United States are Communists.

We havc

no evidence that the demonstrations are

Communist-inspired. There may be occa-

sions when a Communist takes part in a

demonstration. We can't present that. But

I think it is a convenient scapegoat to sug-

gest that all the dificultics are Communist

and if the Communist moscment would

only disappear that we would end this.

The fact of the matter is, it is casy to

blame it on the authorities in Washington,

it is casy to blame it on the Adorney Gon-

cral or the President, and say, "If they would

just stop talking about these things the prob.

lem would go assay." The way to make

the problem go away, in my opinion, is to.

proside for a redress of grievances.

Rcporier: Thank you, dir. President.

Nore: President Kennedy's fity-eighth neiss con-

ference was held in the State Deparument Audito-

run at 4 s'clock ou Wednesday afternoon, July 17,

1963.

30б Special Message to the Congress on Balance of Payments.

July 18, 1903

To the Congress of the United States:

Soon after my inauguration, I reported

to the Congress on the problems presented

to this nation by three successive years, be-

• 574

ginning in the late joso's, of mounting bal-

ance of payments deficits accompanied by

large gold outflows; and I announced a pro-

gram designed to restore boih confidence in

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: Memorandum

Mx. M. Co Sullivan

I. J. Baungarcher

ECT:

COLLURIST PARTY, USA

IO: 0338

COLGUNIST INGLUENCE IP RACIAL

• MATTERS

INTERNAL SECUITY - CORZIUNIST

ROUTE IN ENVIROPE

NE

DATE:

January 28, 1964

Belmont

1

Mr.

TAT.

Sullivan

Callahan

sullivin

Tavels

Troller.

Tele. Room -

Hoir.cs =

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Bland

NIX.

Baungardner

I.

Forsyth

HiT.

Ryan

Phillips

This memorandum recormends that Security Supervisor Harry F.

ILIONG,

Jr., of the san Irancisco Ofrice be ordered to report so the

rCaU 24/04

for a che-day conterence preparatory to effecting coverage

the socirities of Hardin Luther King, Jio, id his associates ¿n

mOlUlU 2/15-25/64.

Our invostigation of the communist influence in racial matters

early loreais ling to be che of the most prohinent and inporiani leaders

the hago peopke today.

Investigation to cute has pioven his being

doi strchg communist influence and

has

Because c

the cer unist influence on hill, he nois to

for the security

o the intion, no dietely discrodited.

An DUViGUE

cans to this end in through is

and ve ire attchoting

Mobtain as many tacts as possible colative to his

with a vier

effectively using this infornation. The activities on mis

2n3 his

sociatce at

have Ceror-

crated the potential for us in' effecting technical coverage.

For some eine King has been planning on a trip to Ronolulu, wher

= is schoduled to spcak about 2/13/1".

Ris itinerary

tontatively colls

po deparzure fron los Angeles, Calatoria, for Honolulu 7/12/04 and resu:

o the unland :15/i1.

He will be uncouvanied by his iccutive Ascest:

AM INPORMLATION CONTAINED

nation outride your Commitice.

DAI: 282000

This docent is propared i response to your pruest and is not for dissemi

Its use i: limit to cificial proccedings by

your Connilice and the content may nut b? disclosed to unauthorized person-

nel withoit thie express approval of the FBI

The precond agent compicment on the raoiulu Offiee 1r.15,

ncluding the set ad aic; aiso includes one sound-trined agent.

& the sill nusior of agenco in thai ofrice and the Office's rather

inito caporience in the true of optiction ve issire to

Cilect fouch as

e had lashington ioid Cifice inndie at the millard), we believe it roul

c advantagcous to have the Monoiuld porsonnel and equinent augnanted wi.:

ersonnel and equipnent fron the San francisco Office, there theie are 10

nc.

00-3-116

832

100-105070 (unrtin Luther King, ia)

REG 5

42 FEB• 10 1964

10; my 1

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emorandun to Mr. St

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CORIUNIST PANTY, USA

-NEGRO QUESTION

COMMUNIST INFLUENCE IN RACIAL MATTERS

00-3-116

bund-trained Arents assimed. In addition, San IIancisco, over the

ears,has had nuch exporience in erfecting cinilar. unes. of coverage

nd supervisor narry E, CalIford, dog

Is one of the Bureauts lost

sperioneed fielú men in this area si operations.

We therefore prorose that Clifford bo ordered into Wichington,

Co, for a condiete brioling in this matcer by Assiatant Director

alliven and others of his stafi intly acquainted mion ail aspsets of

ais case.

We vill

also arrange to have covies of ali pertiront corre-

pondence relating to this natter, bosh pass and future, made avaiLable

o the san francisco oiice ior revien by chariord slid any other personne..

ho may assist him.

SCOLLINDATIONS:

(1) Attached airtel cirecting Supervisor Clifford io report

the Bureau 2/S/04 be approved!.

(2) Ey separate communiention to the appropriate offices, ve

re arcanging to have conses of all pertinent correspondonce, hoth past

ad future, seni to San Francisco for the escistance oi that cisice.

' (3) At the conclusion. of the one-day conference you will be

nformed as

to iis rosulis aud arangenents rich will

• be portazted for.

ul15 incoming Torolulu and taking cotion as necescary to flacher out

lans in this matter.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

OCT 7 1975/

TO:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT:

senate select Committee Request

Attached is a letter from the Senate Select Com-

mittee dated October 2. Please prepare an appropriate

response.

ALL FELT, YORT POOR CONTAINST

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Paul Daly

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TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECI: Senate Select Committee Request

Attached is a letter from the Senate Select Com-

mittee dated October 2.

Please prepare an appropriate

response.

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

FHILJP AL HART, MICH,

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN:

WALTER F.i ONDALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

TOUCHA MONGAN NIL.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL,

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL,

MInites States Benate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, 86TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

October 2, 1975

152ix 2099-

Michael E. Shaheen, JI., Esq.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

U.S. Department of Justice •

Washington, D.C. 2.0530

Dear Mike:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HE 2-/2006Y SPRAINE

It has been called to my attention that the FBI,

at the request of former Deputy Attorney General William

Ruckelshaus, prepared a series of studies of various aspects

of FBI operations. The Committee requests delivery of these

studies.

If substantial excisions are necessary under our

agreed procedures, please notify me at once so that staff

access can be arranged prior to delivery.

With reference to my letter of September 16, 1975,

relating to the Martin Luther King, Jr. matter, please advise

me as to the status of your response.

The Committee has previously requested delivery of

various current and past indexes and lists compiled by the

FBI, including the ADEX, the "Rabble Rouser Index," and

similar lists. This request is repeated with the understanding

that certain. of these lists may be non-retrievable and that

certain names may be excised if they involve peculiarly sen-

sitive foreign intelligence matters.

With reference to my letter of September 12, 1975,

requesting delivery. of materials pertaining to EBl and Justice

Department emergency plans, please advise me as to the status

of the request for the Attorney General's Portfolio (the FBI's

copy has been supplied to the Department), instructions to

U.S. Attorneys and U.S. Marshals, and Presidentiai Emergency

Action

Document No. 6.

111

Sincerely,

RECEIVED

OCT 3 1975

00

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

OCT 7 1975

Mike

TO:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT: Senate Select Cormittee Request

Senstuly. 15

Attached is a letter from Senator Church to the Attorney

General dated september 30, and received by this office on Oc-

sober 6. The Senator requests any and all material pertaining

to A. J. Woolston-Smith in the possession of the Bureau. Please

prepare an appropriate response.

I invite your special attention to the last paragraph of

he Chairman's letter, as it applies to the army of Bureau per

sonnel who remain largely nameless to the Chairman and to whor

the expression of appreciation is most due.

ARE TO INTORARATION CONTAMINE

Dansua-00

ENCLOSURA,

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1975

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OCT Y 1975

0: John A. Mintz, Assistant Directo

egal Counsel Divisio

Federal Bureau of Investigation

TO: That To hah or Jintegence

Coordination

SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request

Attached is a letter from Senator Church to the Attorney

General dated September 30, and received by this Office on Oc-

tober 6.

Ine Senator requests any and all material pertaining

to A, i. Woolston-Smith in the possession of the Bureau. Please

prepare an appropriate response.

I Invite your special attention to the last paragraph of

the Chairman's letter, as it applies to the army of Bureau per-

sonnel, who remain largely nameless to the Chairman and to whor

the expression of appreciation is most due.

ALUE FORMATION CONTAINEO

DATE 1L-/-80

co: Paul Daly

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. HART. MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENH.

WALTER F. MONDALE,, MIN".

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C.

RICHARD S, SCHWEIKER, PA,

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM O, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A, O, SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

Crited States Denate

STEr REY TO NELL REAR WE

(PURSUANT TO S. RES. 28, S6TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

September 30, 1975

The Honorable Edward H. Levi

Attorney General of the United States

Department of Justice

Washington, D. C.

20530

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

I wish to add the following item to the

materials which the Committee has requested:

any and all material pertaining to A. J. Wool-

ston-Smith in the possession of the Federal

Bureau of Investigation.

This should include

but not be limited to the information about

Woolston-Smith which was transmitted to the

Federal Bureau of Investigation on or about

October 5,

1973, as well as any and all memor-

anda relating to that information.

The Committee greatly appreciates the fine

cooperation which you have extended to us during

this investigation.

Sincerely,

tron Chunk

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE 1124-00 BY SPaRUMIRN

cc: Michael E. Shaheen,

JI.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

ESA FPAIR (AL CFN 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Assoe, Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm. _

1 - Mr. Mintz

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

1 - Mr. Wannall

Admin. -

1 - Mr. Cregar

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs

TO

: Mr. J.

By Adams

DATE: 9/29/75

Files & Com..

Gen. Inv. -

1 - Mr. Hotis

Ident..

FROM

: Legal Counsel

Inspection

1 - Mr. Daly

Intell. _

1 - Mr. Cleveland

Laboratory

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

(Attn: Mr. Steel) Loga Coun

Plan. & Eval. -

stalls

"", i - Spoc. Inv. -

Training

Telophone Rm. -

Thomas Martin in the Civil Division, of the DepartmenterS.y-

telephonically advised on 9/26/75 that he had been designated

to coordinate the arrangements for legal representation for cur-

rent and "former Bureau personnel. He stated he had retained

on 9/29/75. Martin indicated he had done this because of the im-

mediacy of the problem confronting Stewart in his interview con-

cerning mail openings. It was apparent that the consideration in

this instance to hire private counsel was dictated by the topic

of Stewart's interview i.e. mail openings which is under review

Martin indicated in the future the retention of

outside or private counsel will be done through consultation

with the Bureau. He asked that the Bureau make the necessary

arrangements to grant clearance for Hollabaugh to receive

whatever information might be necessary for him to effec-

tively represent Stewart's interests in this matter. Legal

Counsel, Division in conjunction with the Special Investigative

Division has made the necessary arrangements.

arrangine ester invests gative

RECOMMENDATION:

For information.

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ост 8 1975

SEE ADDENDUM,

SPECIAL

INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION,

PAGE 2.

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8 4 087 1 0 1975.

5010-108

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ADDENDUM:

SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION

An appropriate national agency check was

expeditiously conducted and the results were furnished to

the Office of Legal Counsel.

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OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

September 24, 1975

Attached is a copy of a memorandum

the Senate Select Committee wants

to make public tomorrow.

It shows our discontinuance of

surreptitious entries. We have

no basis on which we can object

to its being made public providing

the deletions indicated are

honored by the Senate Select

Committee.

Unless you have an objection,

we will advise the Department

and the SSC first thing in the

morning. Please call Mr. Adams.

MR. CALLAHAN

MR. JENKINS

MR. ADAMS

MR. ASH

MR. BASSETT.

MR. CLEVELAND.

MR. COCHRAN —

MR. DECKER -

MR. GALLAGHER -

MR. HOXIE_

MR. MC DERMOTT -

MR. MINTZ-

MR. MOONEY

MR. MOORE

MR. WALSH,

MR. WANAALL

MR. COLEMAN

MR. REED _

TELE. ROOM.

MRS. METCALF

** Deletions are indicated by brackets.

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NOTE: Mr. Adams wanted to get this to you.

NOT RECORDED

edm

ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED

OCT 1 1975

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3SA SEN..:IG. NO, 27

UNTED STATES GOVERNMENROUTE IN ENVELOPE LI

Memorandum

Casper w

Callahan -

Conrad -

Fell -

:. 15. C. D. DeLoach'

Gale

DATE:

July 19, 1966

Rosen

Sulliva

Tavel -

Trotter -

Tele. Room.

:

DO

NOT FILE.

Holmes -

Gandy -I

"BLACK BAG" JOBS

I beloach

Juristine: +5257-35552227

The following is set forth in regard to your

request concerning what authority we have for "black bag"

jobs and for the background of our policy and procedures

in such matters.

We do not obtain authorization for "black bag."

jobs from outside the Bureau..

Such a technique involves

trespass and is clearly illegal; therefore, it would be

impossible to obtain

any legal sanction for it. Despite.

this, "black bag" jobs have been used because they represent

an invaluable technique in combating subversive activities

of a clandestine nature ained directly at undermining and

destroying nur nation:

The present procedure followed in the use of this

technique calls for the Special Agent in Charge of a field

office to make his request ior, the use of the technique

to the appropriate Assistant Director. The Special Agent

in Charge nust completely justify the

need for the use of

the technique and at the same

time assure that it can be

safely used without any danger or embarcussment

i to the

Bureau.

The facts are incorporased in a menorandum which,

in accordance with the Director's instructions, is sent to

Mr. Tolson or to the Director for approval.

subsequently

this memorandum is filed in the Assistant Director's oifice

under a "Do Ñot File" procedure.

In the field the Special Agent in Charge prepares

an

informal memorandum showing that he obtained Bureau

authority and this nemorandum is filed in his sale until

the next inspection by Bureau Inspectors, ai which time it

is destroyed.

Our most comprehensive use of this technique and

= measure of the outstanding success we have achieved with

it involves its use in the

This involves

our efforts to penetrate foreign dipionatic establishments

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EXCiSE

ALL

oFF

Memorandum to Mr. C. D. Deloach

Re:

"BLACK BAG" JOBS

in

this country to obtain cryptographic material primarily

value to the National Security Agency, but also of value

to us through the intelligence information obtained.

have been operating this program for twelve years and to

date the information obtained, as evaluated by the National

Security Agency

• has a total value of $13, 355, 500.

Each

year the evaluation of the value of the information obtained

is included in our annual budget.

In addition, the intel-

ligence value of the information received has' been beyond

calculation.

We

have used this technique on a highly selective

basis, but with wide-range eitectiveness, in our operations.

We have several cases in

the espionage lieid, los example,

through "black bag" jobs we determined

that suspected

illegal agents actually had concealed on their premises the

equipment through which they carried out their clandestine

operations

Also through the use of this technique we have on

numerous occasions been able to obtain material held. highly

secret and closely guarded by subversive groups and organizar

tions which consisted of membership lists and mailing lists

of these organizations.

This applies even to our investigation of the

u klux klan.

You may recall that recently through a

"black bag" Job we obtained the records in the possession of

Three high-ranking officials of a kian organization in

These records gave us the complete membership

and financial information concerning the klan's operation

which we have been using most effectively to disrupt the

organization and, in fact, to bring about its near disintegration

It was through information obtained through

our

("black bag"

operations that -n

+80735457779

Through the same technique we have recently been

extremely valuable information concerning political

developments in the Latin American field, and we also have

been able to use it most effectively in a number of instances

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Memorandur to Mr. C. D. DeLoach

re:

"BLACK BAG" JOBS

fecently through which we have obtained information concerning

growing Chinese Communist intelligence activities directed

at this country:

In short, it is a very valuable weapon which we have

used to combat the highly clandestine efforts of subversive

elements seeking to undermine our Nation.

RECOMMENDATION:

For your information.

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Jauar 6, 1987

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

MEMORANDUM FOR MA. TOLSON

WA. DE LOACH

1 nute that requests are atly being made by Bursai

silcials for the use ot "black bag" lechniques. I have previousi

indicated inat I do not intend to approve any such requasts in the

fubare, and, consequently, so such recommendations should be

submitted lor approval oi such matters. This practice, which

inchides also surraptitious entrances upon premises of any kird,

will not meet with my approval in the future.

Very truly yours,

John Edgar Hooyer

Diractor

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

SEP 2 6 1975

TO:

ohn A. Mintz., Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

1½6

FROM:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT: SSC and HSC Requests for ADEX List

Senstude

Pursuant to the instructions of the Deputy Attorney

please provide access to the names of persons on

the ADE Pist to Messie Caphant and vermeire De the

House Select Committee on Intelligence, and to Ms. Talley

and Mr. Elliff of the Senate Select Committee.

GENFORMATION CONTAINED

HERE IS UNCLASSIFIED

(no)

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te.=

The Attorney General

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr.

. R.

Wannall

1 - Mr.

W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. R. H. Ross

Septerker 24, 1975

Director, FEI

UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNVENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

!

Reference is made to a letter from the SSC dated August 27,

1975, with an attached request for FBI materials, dated August 26, 1975.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the Committee

is the original of a memorandum responsive to the request of the

Committee for delivery of materials pertaining to requests by the Eureau

for national security mail covers from 1971 through 1975.

A copy of this memorandum is being furnished to you for your

85%

records.

Enclosures - 2

REC- 102

I - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

RHRajmn jun

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

¡EREIN IS UNCLASSINIO

CX OCT 9 1975

Duri

Assoc, Dir..

Dep.

AD Adm..

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Adisin..

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv..

Ident..

Inspection

Intell. -

Laboratory

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(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Vir. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

I - Mr. R. H. Ross

September 24, 1975

UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COVIVITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNVIENTAL OPDIATIONS

WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SEC)

RE: DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO REQUESTS

FOE MAIL COVERS MADE EY THE BUREAU

FEOM 1971 THOUGH 1975

DATE /027:00 BY SPRALARI

Feference is made to SSC letter dated August 27, 1075, with

attached request dated August 26, 1975.

Part I, item 3. e. requests: "All materials pertaining to

requests by the Cureau for special mail covers trom 1971 througa 1975

which have not been previously delivered to the Senate Eelect Comrittee.

This request encompasses all special ail covers which have keen

terminated, regardless of wiether the investigation for which the snacial

mail eover was requested is aetive or inactive."

Materials requested will be delivered with this document.

These materials are comprised of letters to the Postal Service

for mail covers and where utilized supportive memoranda involving

national security matters of a domestic security nature as opposed to

foreign related counterintelligence operations. These materials pertain

to mail covers which have been terminated. Several documents arc stilt

in the process of being located and will ke furnished as soon as possible.

1 - The Attorney General

i Ah

RHR: jmn fish

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ORIGINAL AND ONE TO AG

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin,

Comp. Syst._

Ext. Affairs _

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv..

Ident.

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

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SEE NOTE PAGE 2

CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL ATTACHED

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 be arsclosed to unauthonzed persoi

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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities

Re: Documents Pertaining to Requests

For Mail Covers Made by the Bureau

From 1971 Through 1975

NOTE:

Materials to be delivered with this memorandum were obtained

by review of all abstracts regarding communications to the Postal Service

requesting mail covers. Since 1971, all national security mail covers

have been requested by means of a letter to the Chief Postal Inspector,

Postal Service.

The materials being furnished only encompass.

investi-

gative matters involving domestic security cases wherein the mail cover

has been terminated whether the investigation is pending or closed. The

materials are comprised of copies of the letters to the Postal Service

and supportive memorandum where used in lieu of notes. These materials

were reviewed and, where necessary, excisions made. Materials which

have not been immediately located will be furnished when obtained and

review is completed.

* PER AGREEMENT

WITH: d, FLUF, 500

REQUEST LIMITEDTO

DOMESTIE SECURITY, CARES

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

DETR BILHM

• Memo

D Report dated_ 9/24/75

Caption o Document & SELECT COMMITTEE. 8/26/75 request.:

Part 1, Item 3e

FBI

Title: Chiof Mail Curt

Return this receipt:

1/0.27.00

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*E:

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

FROM:

ATTN: Central Index

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

• HOW PROVIDED (check appropriate term

If a document was made available

review but

ransmitted, so note..

* DOCUMENT |

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/24/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

*

SSC

HSC

4. IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; dive name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee,

testifier and subject)

Semorandun and enclosures

5. IN RESPONSE TO (list date

and item number if in response to formal request,

other-

vise state verbal request of (name), initiative,

subpoena,

etc.)

SSC letter 3/27/75, Part I, Item 3e

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U, C, S, TS

Codeword)

7. KEY

KEed"under linterote pharopriate key words

from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

Intelligence collection

ALL NEORETON CONTAIED

8.

SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Materials furniahed peztain to special mall covers fron 1971

thru 1975. These interlaly are comprised of letters to the

Postel Service for mail covers and there utilized supportive

memoranda Involving national security mattera of a demestic

security nature

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ORICINAL VIA LIAISON IN RAINE TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY

INDEX IN CONKECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75 18151

TREAT AS YELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

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(1 - J. B. Hou-

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - MI. W. O. Cregar

1 - MI.

F.

J. Cassidy

1 - Mr. D. Ryan

September

The Allarm

Direel

FBI

UN, TED STATES BINATE SELECT

COMMITTEE ON INTELLCENCE

.. 1975

1133/91

Reference in rande to the raguent al the sennte seleet

Comratties (BBC) dated Augunt 88, 1975, for FBI materiale, Included

in this roquent, Part I, Number 84 through I, Was & roquent dor

extensive material relating to the discontiund Counter intelligence

ProgramA (Colntelpros) of this Dureau.

Attached for your approval and torwarding to the ESC

in an original of a mamarandan which responds to the request of thi

BEC.

A copy of this memorandm is being turalshed for yo

recorde.

Enclorares - 3

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DO 220 REALMR

1- The Dront Athal ConTace, Jr.

•Special Counsel for

ENGLOSURA

Intelligenco Candiestion

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2 - Mr.

Mintz

MI.

J..

B. Hotle)

1 - MI.

W.

R.

Wannall

1 - MY. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr.

F.

Cassidy

1 - Mr. D. Ryan

68- 110985

Septembas X2, 1078

UNILED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPFRATIONS

WITH RESPECT TO NTELLIGENCE ACTIVIMES

(BSG)

'ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE 2 TO SV RALen

DATE .

Relen

mon is sade to the ragnant ol the BeC dated

Angust 28, 1918, 105 FBI materialo, tactuded in thia sequent, past I,

Namber le througa 5, was a requent for extenalte meterial relation

to the dissontioned Consterintelliance PrOgrAmA (Calntalaros) of this

Furora, Except ze noted beion, däle materrel la betas deltrered utth

Koms 6b, i and d, of the abova sequent relate to docu

ments incladed inton FBI Cotrelyro which targeted Sortek-Batallite

tatalligence, BoeRkan of the renaltivity el there docúmente and thats

forelen inkelllyance ramillestians, they are sot bates deliverad at

inde lime, bowones, thay ase ayalable for revion by sambers il your

stall la Room 4171, JEH Bullelne

Ram 81 refera to as ARguet 8S, 198%, letter idescribed

la fiona o abore, " phich nots up ragulraments for states lettera to be

partodically sabrattted and racuante all such statur lettare. No lotter

al tata date la deseribed in bal e, A Tarley ol FAIlllen tadtostes

too demise 28, 1987, lattor la captlanal "CoMeder intolllyance Proprans,

Back Mathomallet - Into Group, saternal Encurly," Coples ol a mamo-

tandar delad. FebruATy 29, 1988, sad an nirtel deted MArCh 1, 1948,

walch ant up the repairaments los statas letters ta thie proysans, aro

inateded in material forwarded unhor tom id, Uader this Ham It In

aiso requented all states letters sabmitted la accordance with inattus.

toas in thn Angurs 21, 1987, lotter be anbmitted. The status lottere

nubmitted roder the "Counterintelligence program, Alsek Nattomall -

Este Groups" frontan are belly furniaked under Mom 8j which raquence

all progross intiars under that Pel

1 - 82-116009 (Cointelpros)

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SEE NOTE PAGE 3

I'his 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 Committte and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person-

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United States Senate Select Committee

To Study Governmental Operattons with

Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Item of requests memoranda and materials which

reflect recommendations and decisions at FBIHQ regarding the trans

mittal of the letter dated August 25, 1967. As Indicated above,

i le being bate elder tes a me, other ma to tale request and

Item th requests an unexcised copy of the lfarch 4,

1968, airtel captioned "Counterintelligence Program, Black Natlon-

alist - Hate Groups. " This is being furnished with other material

under Item Ga.

item ok requests all atatus letters received by FBIHQ

pursuant to instructions contained in the May 10, 1968; letter cap

tioned "Counterintelligence Program, Internal Securlty, Disruption

ol New Left. " These status letters are being submitted with other

materlal under Item 60.

Item So requests all 90-day status reports from all

Cointelpros. In this regard, it should be noted that 90-day status

reports were not submitted in all the Programs. Also some 30- and

funday status reports which were submitted under cointel pros have

been Included with the material being furnished in response to Item 60.

Item 6p requests yearly evaluations of the varlous

Cointelpros. Such evaluations were prepared only in the instances af

the Black Nattonalist, Socialist Workers Party, and Communiet Party,

USA, Programs. Under this item it is also requested the two docu-

ments relating to the termination of all Cointelpros, a memorandam

These to document, ande previously been tushed to bescovided.

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United States Senate Select Committee

To Study Governmental Operations with

Respect to Istelligence Activities (SSC)

Item Eq requests certain documents submitted under

the title "Communist Farty, USA - Negro Question - Communist Influ-

ence in Ractal hiatters. "

These documents are included in Itea: 0g,

except for a letter submitted by the FBI Philadelphia Oilice in connec-

tlot with the requirement noted in Item &g which is included with the

status letters requested under Item 60. Also, the responses from

the 16 offices participating in the Cointelpro, as requested under

Item 6g, have been included with the matertal being submitted under

Нет бо.

1 - The Attorney General

NOTE:

See letter to the Attorney General dated 9/22/75,

captioned "United States Senate Select Committee to Study Govern-

mental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC), "

prepared by DR:lfj.

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WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Senate Select

CommittEs

Report dated 9./2z/25

Caption of Document:

Us senate sende Select

Committer, Pati Number 6a thought

o your request datea 8/26 5-

Originating Office:

FBI

955A

Delivered by: L

Received byf

ріприві ва

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Title:

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ENCLOSURE)

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SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

FBI:

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW PROVIDED (check appropriate

If a document was made available

for review but not transmitted,

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

12. DATE PROVIDED :

9/22/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

HSC

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents;

Bive name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Henorandm

5.

IN RESPONSE

TO flist

date and item number

if in

response to formal request.

wise state verbal

request of (name), initiative, subpoena,

other-

SSC letter 8/26/75, Part 1, Item 6 a ChIu I

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION

U,

(enter

C,

S,

TS

or

Codeword)

WORDS (enter

the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words.not listed

used underline

for emphasis)

are

Counterintelligence

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

TATE 027808/52244

8. SUMMARY (see

side before completing this item)

Materials relating to the discontinued COLNIELFROS: Black

Nationalist-late Groups; Distuption of New Left; SO-day and 39-

day status reporta; yesrla eveluations of the vesious

COTETELPROS, FBI COINTELPRO nich tergered Sovlat-Satellite

Inteliigence avallable for review at paIra.

62-116395

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INSTRUCTIONS

..

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

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1 - Mr. J. B. Adams

2 - Нт.

J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

September 22, 1975

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Hr. I. J. HcNiff

!

The Attotney General

Director,

FBI

SENATE SELECT COMITTEE

OY INTELATEENEE AT VITIES (SC)

Reference is made to my letter and memorandun both

dated August 7, 1975, captioned as above, advising that the

SSC had requested an interview of former Special Agent

Richard D. Cotter.

Enclosed for your infornation is the original of a

menorandun containing the results of the interview of former

Special Agent Cotter by an sue staii Member. A copy oi this

memorandun is also enclosed for forwarding to hir. Janes A.

Wilderotter, Associate Counsel to the President.

Enclosures (2)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

TEREIN IS UNCLASSIMEI

DATIO 27-00 BYLP2ALM PI

62-110395

I - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Michael I. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

intelligence Coordination;:: 11 4275=855

REG- 102

37. OCT 9 1975

1 - 67-431020

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ANGLOSUCH,

gom

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv..

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs.

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection

Intell. -

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval.

Spec. Inv.

Training

Legal Coun

elephone Ra

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62-716395

1 - Mr. J. B. Adams

2 - MI.

A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

Septenber 22, 1975

1 - Hr.

W. R. Wannall

1 - Мг. Н. О. Седаг

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

1 - H. T. J. MCNIff

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPBRATIONS

WITH RESPECT TO INTEULIGENCE ACTIVATIES (SSC)

BB:

INTERVIEY OP FORMER FBI

SPECIAL, AGENT RICHAXO D. COTTER

set out bozon is inforuation rajating to an interulen.

01 former Speclal Agent (BA) Bichard D. Cotter by SSC State

Member lach Johnson.

MI. Corter served In the fBI tron.

Apr11 19, 1948, until his voluntary rottioment on Deceaber 26,

1974. He was assigned to FBI lendquartore July 29, 1952, and

at the time of his retirenent, he hold the position of FBI

Security Coordinator.

Prlor to the interuion of HI. Cotter, he was advised

by an fBl representative that ho had boon reloased fron any

applicable employment agreement for the purpose of the sse

Intervion as it rolates to the subject matter identifiod belor.

to nas also advised ha could proparly declina to ansuer questiona

falling uithin one of more of the rolloning privilaged areaa:

Infornation which could compIonisa a DOUICa; Infornation thich

might divulge a sensitive investigativa technique of methodi

1nforastlon which night aivulge what had been furnished the

ill by other Government agencies and/or forelga intelligence

sOUrCas; and Intornation which night advaraly affoct an ongolog

Investigation.

Is. Cotter was interutoned by Mr. Johnson Septeaber 15,

1075, {тов арртожіливову 10:00 Д.Д. t0 12:00 поод, 1005 дипоет

unfocalled, third floor, Senato Olfice Bullalug, Vashington, D. C.

Assoc. Dir. -

Mr. Cotter aduised that at the tine of the interuion, he vas not

advised of his tights although, uhou telophonzaally contacted by

De. AD 1w- Mr, Johnson to arrange s mutually suitable tino for, the intervien,

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

he mas advised that he did not have to consent to the intervion

_and that he could be accompanded by an indiuidual of his cholce.

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com. _

Gen. Ine. —

- ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

Ident. -

Inspection -

Intell. -

1 - 67-43104QL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Laboratory -

Spoc. Inv. —

lan. & Eval. - TJ: IJEMMO

HARE WELLO BUSYLAL

Training _

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U. S. Senato Deloot Comnittee

to study Governmental Operations

W1th Respoat to Intelligence ActivitIes (S80)

Bie:

Intoxyloy of Forner FBI

• Spoclal Agent Richard D. Cotter

According to lix, Cotter, praotloally the entire

Interview was devoted to his knowledge of the hiatory and

activities of the Interagency Committee on Intelligence (AD HOC),

as well as the "Special Report" propared by thie committee.

Specifio questions dealt uith the formation of the Committos,

Identity of agencies represented on the Comnittoe as well an

names of individuals representing such agencies, number of meetinge

hold, what transpirod at the meetings and dissemination of reporte

propated by this Conmittee, Mr. Cotter advised he respondod

to the above questions as completaly and factually as his

rocollection would 2110w.

Mr. Cotter related that the interview apponred to be

more of an Infosmal brlefing and he never felt Joopardizod during

the procoading.

Ho added that Mr. Johnson Informed him that

former Bureau officials Willian C. Bulllvan and Donald I. MOOre

had previously been intervlowed conceruing this same subject

matter. According to ur. tottox, ur. connson appaared to have

& very good picture of the oparations and aotivition of the AD HOC

committoe and at this perlod of time, was much more knowledgeable

concerning the subtect matter than Mx. Cotter himsols.

Mr, Johnson appoaring satiatiod with his responses and Mr. Cotter

bellovas ho turnished no information that was not already possessed

by sir, Johnson. He added that he received no indloation fron

Mr. Johnson that the SsC would be desirous of recontacting him

at a future dato.

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U. S. Senate Soleet Comittee

to Study Covernmental Operations

With Respect to Intolligenco Activities (55C)

Bo:

INtOSTIAN Of FOTHES FBI

Speckal Agent Richard D. Cotter

NOIR:

contacted - Cottar, "e tell 91875, Foreplascally

renuita of h1s Internien by as SSC Staff Manber.. Mr. Cottor

refund 19 ten that bet a too are, basel, sere

recard of the latarator.

offered by hin to the questions cited abbro, Cotter soplied that

bla pastora to lir. Johason pure compatiblo uita contents o1 a

communication ho prepased in 1973 fOr IT. Burharut at The VaitO

House and It is contained 1n Duranu 11108. (Donlen of DuteRul

a copy of which has been

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CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

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.)

DOCUMENT 1. BRIEFING INTERVIEW.

TESTIMONY

OTHER

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/22/73

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

4.

SSC

1n ARtOrnRy LaNatal with a Copy for fOrUardIng &

Men Bos

-:..

HSC'

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number of briefer.

interviewee, testifier and subject)

5.

RESPONSE

TO (list date and item number if in respongo

formal request, other-

state verbal request of (name), initiative, subpoena, etc.)

MA

6.

CLASSIFICATION

OF

INFORMATION (enter

U, C.

S,

TS or

Codeword)

7.

WORDS (enter

the appropriate key words from the list provided separatel;

ised underline for emphasis)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ds not listed ar

Actluseles, Interagency

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIE

DATE 2001:00 BYSDALHIRA

8.

SUMMARY (see reve

side before completing this

item)

Intervien us devorad to Contests knonsedgo of cho

history and activleses of the Interaganey Coultton on

Intelligance as vall as the "9peclal Report" prepared

by this commit see.

68-116993

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• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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

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2 - Mr.

A. Mintz

(1 - Ms. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr.

W. R. Wannall

1 - Мт.

W. 0. Cregar

1 - Mr. E. W. Larson

September 19, 1975

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

U,

S.

SENATE SELECT COlMITTEE

CN

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

PuL

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the

ssc is the original of a memorandum enclosing a copy of the

"Protection of Privacy Act," which is in effect in Canada.

Also enclosed is a copy of the memorandum for

your records.

Enclosures (3)

62-716395

so copy retained

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Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, J.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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Dep. AD Inv. _

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. System

Ext. Affairs

Files & Come..

Gen. Inv.

Ident..

inspection

Intell. .

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(1

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J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Ms.

W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. E. W. Larson

Septenber 19, 1975

U. S. SANATE SELECT COYMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL, OPERATIONS WITE

RESPECI 20 INTELLICINCE ACIIVIZIES (SSC)

Buring a conversation on August 23, 1975, between

Nx, W. Raywond Wannall, Assistant Directox, Intelligence

Division, FBI, and Mr, Mark Gitenstein of the SSC Staff,

the "Protection of Privacy Act," which is in effect in

Enclosure

1 - The Attorney General

EWL: 1hb/hb

ORIGINAI, AND ONE COPY IO AG

WraLet

ALL INFORMATION CONTANED

HERCIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE /037-003YSR2ALRY/Rr

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm.-

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -....

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -_

Files & Com._

Gen. Inv.o

Ident. w

Inspection -..

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WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

US Serate select Committee

EXLHM Memo D Report

dated_ 9-19-75

Caption of Document: US Senate Select Committee

Originating Office:

FBI

Christ. sayo

Received by: Florence Plas

Title: Clint i ail Close

Return this receipt fo the Intelligence Division, FBI

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SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

If a document was made available

*DOCUMENT I

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY | OTHER

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/29/75.

SSC

HSC

4.

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; live name or

identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

lenorandum and enclosuras

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.)

SSC 8/28/75 oral request

6. CLASSIFICATION

OF

INFORMATION (enter

U,

.

S,

TS

or

Codeword)

7.

WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

used underline for emphasis)

• i..

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

TEREIN IS UNCLASSIRE

B. SUMMARY (see

side before

completing this item

A Copy of "PrOtecEIOn Of PElVADy ReL MAlCh do In

effacE 1a Canada

62-146355

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ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO ERNERAL COM

MUNITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 79 4115

TREAT AS YELLOW

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INSTRUCTIONS

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• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

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The Attorney General

1 - Mr.

B. Adams

2 - Мт.

J.

A. Mintz

1

1

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

- Mr. W. R. Wannall

- Mr. W. O. Cregar

September 18, 1975

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

Director, FBI

U.

S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE2:23-61 BYSPLUmi

6076

Reference is made to the SSC request dated August 20,

Nd. 7d 1975, and specifically Part VII, Item 16c, which requests

certain materials relating to the investigation by the FBI of

the late Martin luther King, Jr.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the SSC

Mis the original of a memorandum with its enclosure in response

"to the above request. Also enclosed for your records is a

copy of the memorandum with its enclosure.

As you will note from the memoranduh, very unusual

considerations are present in connection with the document being

furnished to the SSC.

We are therefore furnishing you two

copies each of two versions of the document involved. One

version has a number of excisions which are phrases based upon

information the FBI received through electronic surveillances

of King, a type of information which is covered in the last

paragraph of the memorandum.

The other version reveals the

document in its entirety and has the questionable phrases

underlined in red.

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We are leaving it to the Department for judgment as

to which version of the document should accompany the memorandum

Assoc. Dir. Ti

being furnished to the SSC. Should the Department furntsh"to

Dep. AD Tag the SSC the unexcised version, two copies of it, without red

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -.

underlining, are also enclosed for your use. In the elent'the

197*

Comp. Syst..

-latter option is elected, the second page of the memorandu -

Exr. Affairs... which discusses excision procedures, should be detached prior

Gon. Inv. a

to forwarding of the memorandum to the SSG.

Ident.

Inspection

Intell.

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The Attorney Ganeral

Por completion of FBI records, it ia requested you

advise which of the documents vas approved by the Department

for forwarding to the 85G.

Enclosures (8)

1 - The Deputy Attorney Genaral

Attentioni

Michael I, Shaheas, JI.

Spectal Gounsel for

Intelligance Coordination

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1 - Mr.

B. Adams

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

ALL INFPAT DO TUNED

1

- Mr. W. O. Cregar

HEREIN IS URGLASSIFEI

1 - Mr. S.F. Phillips

DATE2-2381 BY_SPUSSY

September 18, 1975

6070

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITHI

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

your request and is not for dissemir

is limited to official proceedings

Thes document is prepared in response

ration n''' your Committee.

and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized

approval

202466.1.

nel without the

Assoc, Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dap. AD Inv. -

Asst, Dir,:

Admin.

Comp, Syst. -

Exi. Affairs

Files & Com. -

Gon, Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection -

Intell. -

Laboratory

Plan, & Eval. -

Spoc. Inv._

Training

Legal Coun,

Telephono Rm. -

Reference is made to the SSC request dated

August 20, 1975, for materials relating to Martin luther

King, JT.,

and specifically to Part VII, Item 16c, which

requested:

All memoranda and any other materials

(excluding tapes of transcripts) which

related to the mailing of any tapes which

resulted from electronic surveillance of

King and/or any other materials to King,

Mrs. King, and/or the Southern Chriscian

Leadership Conference.

There is no infornation in the official FBI files

which would be responsive to this request. It should be

noted that this reply excludes information in FBI files

developed as a result of the current SSC inquiry into this

matter.

We have specific reference to such information as

that furnished by former IBI Special Agent Ilsh Whicson to

the SSE.

The Following information, although not fron

offleial FBI files, should be helpful to the SSC in its

inquiry into this matter.

At the time that Former FBI Assistant to the Direcio

William G. Sulliven zetired, he leit behind in his office

certain papers which were not official FBI records.

One of

these papers (an original typing), a Zerox of which is

attached, would appear to be pertinent to this inquiry.

WANITUL

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SEE NOTE PAGE 2 07:6

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ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

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STUNIL SULECT CODITTIDE ON INDELLIGENCE ACIIVTVIES (SSC)

In accordance with established procedures, there

have been excised from the attachment certain excerpts which

surnarize or quote from conversations monitored during

clectronic surveillances of King.

Enclosure

I - The Attorney General

NOTE:

The attachment to the LIM, paper. found in Sullivan's

office, suggests from its content that a facsimile of that

paper may have been used in the mailing to the King family

a tape resulting from microphone surveillance of King. A

copy of the paper in question is being filed with the yellow

of the IHM.

The Whitson matter referred to concerns infor-

mation Whitson had given us concerning the results of an

interview of him by the SSC Staff when he told them he had

mailed a package to the King family on behalf of Sullivan

and there is a strong possibility that package contained a

tape.

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...

NE

In view of Jour low grade, abnormal personal behavoir I

not dignift your name with either a fir. or a Reverond or

Dri And, J0ur lasi name calls to mina only the typa of

King

such

as King Henry the VIII and his countless acts of

lower than that of a beast.

You know you are a completo

ALL INFCP"

HEREIN S.UE

387

Kings lock into your beart.

fraud ana

a fueat Iisbility. to all of us Negroes, Walte

people in this country have enough frauds of their own but I

im sure they don't have one at this time that is any where

near

Jour equal. You are no clergyman and you know it. I repeat you

are a colossal fraud and an evil, vicious one at that..you

could not believe in tod and act as you do. Clearly you don't

believe in any personal moral principles.

.:..

your request and is not for dissemi-

limited to official proceedings by

be disclosed to unauthorized person

King, like all frauds your end is aurroaching. You could

have been our

sreatest leader. You, even at an early age have

turned out tô be not a leader but a dissoluto, abnormal norai

: Imbecile. He will now have to depend on our older leaders like

Willino a man at chancater and thent End da hare othera lira

him. But you are done. Your "honorary" degrees, four

prize (what a spin farge) and other awards will not save you.

King: I repeat you areidone.

•No person can overcome facts, not even a fraud like Jourself

Lend your remally psychotic aar to the enclosine: tou wile Inno

FBI s

In ali your airt, Illahs evid anu moronic

talk exposed

on the racorá for all time. I repeat. no person

can argue successiully against facts. You are finished. You will

find on the recora lor all time your filthy, dirty, evil

This document is prepared in response

companions, male and remales giving expression tith

And some of them to pretena to be minister

of the Gospal. Satan could not do more. Unat incredible evilness.

your Committee.

content may

approval of

It is all there on the record,

Listen to

yourself you Illuly, absormal aninal. You'are of the record. Eou

the record - all your

nation outsirle

your Committee and the

express

extending lar into the past. This one is buù a tiny sample

Yoù will understand

this. Yes, from your various

nel without the

you are on the record. King you are done.

The American public, the caurch organizations that

have been

nelping Proptestant, Catholic and Jews will know you for whet

you are - an evil,

echornal. beast. So will others who have backed

you. You are done.

..

King, there

EXCISED

is only one thing left for you to do. You mor

What it 1s. You have

just 3u days in whica to do (this exact

number has

selected for a specific reason,

it has definite

practical significant..You are

• done. There is

but one way

Is barea to

better

the nationa

take 1e be ruesour filthy, abnormal frauda-aas sa

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•÷.

KING,

In view of your low grade, abnormal personal behavoir I

will not dignify your nam with either a iir. or a Reverond or

a Dr. And, Jour lasü name calls to mind only the type oi

- King such as. King Henry the VIII and his countless acts of

saultery and irmoral conduct lower than that of a beast.

Kings lock into your heart.

you know you are a complete

fraud ana

a breat Liability. to all of us Negroes. White

people in this country have enough frauds of their own but I

Em sure they don't have one at this time that is. any where

near

your equado loù are no clergyman and you know 1to I repeat you

are a colossa. Iraud and an evil, vicious one at that..You

could not beliave in cod and act as you do. Clearly you don't

believe in any personal moral principles.

King, like all frauds your end is aunroaching. You could

your request and is not for dissemi-

is limited to official proceedings by

This document is prepared in response

Committee.

nation outside your

your Commitce and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person

have been our greatest leader. You, even at an early age have

turnad out to be not a leader but a dissolute, abnormal moral

•Imbecile. We will now have to depend on our older leaders like

Wilhino a man of abonaeter and thank end a here nthera

TivA

him. But you are done. Your "honorary" degrees, your Nobel

Prize (what a grim farce) and other avaras will not save you.

King. I repeat you are

No person can cercone facts, not even a fraud like yoursele.

Lend your renally psychotc.oan

To the enclosure. Inu will find

Tourself and in all your dirt, filth, evil and moronic

talk exposed on the recorá for all time. I repeat - no person

the FBI

can argue successiully against facts. You are finished. You will

find on the record for all time your filthy, dirty, evil.

approval of

nel without the

of the Gospel. Saian could not do more. What incredible evilness.

It is all there on the repord, your sexual orgies. Listen to

yourself you filthy, &baormal

animal. You are on the record. Yoù

nave been on

the record - all your adulterous acts, your sezue

orgies extencing lat.

into the past. This one is but a tiny sample.

You will understand this. Yes, from your various evil osamases

on the east cost to Dolores Ivans and others on the west coast

and outside the colnust you are on the record. King you are done.

The American public, the church organizations nat have been

helping - prostestant, Catholic and Jews will know you for what

you are - an evil,

abnormal beast. So will others who have backed

Jou. You are done.

NON-.

EXCISED

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King, there is only one thing left for you to do. You imon

what it 1s. You have

just 34 days in which to do (this exact

number has

been selected for a specific reason, it has defiale

practical significant.. You are done. There is but che way

out for

YOU•

You better

take it before your filühy, abnormal frauda-zas sel

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addresee: Senate Select Comms in Shite e. Acts

D'S Senate

Report dated__ 9/18/75

168. 068/2075 request)

_FBI

955

sard i. Taylor Date: 9/2.4/75

Ільчелся екват

Chief Want Elirk

6o serie

1-19:75-853

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NOREA

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

TÒ: Intelligence Conmunity Staff

ATTN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

HAX

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

HOW

PROVIDED (check appropriate term.

for review but not transmitted,

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

If a document

made available

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE

PROVIDED

9/18/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names

if appropriate)

4.

SSC

HSC

IDENTIFICATION

(provide descriptive data for documents;, Give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Memorandu 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,

SSC letter 8/20/75, Part VII, 1801 16c

6.

CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U, C.

S,

TS or

Codeword)

7. KEY

the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

used underline for emphasis)

survelllence, electonte

8.

SUMMARY (see

reverse

side before completing this item

Lettes furniahed to SSC 10 Copy of certaIa papara left

bahand by SOrRer FBI AssIstent to the Director Sullivan,

which vero not offledal FBI renords, relating to the

mn111ng of tapes unich rasulted fron alectronic survelllance

of king so Bing.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

52-116995

FMK: Funk

(4)

GRIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INDE

IN CONNECTION HITH SENSTUDY 75

TREAT AS YELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

3791 (6-75)

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INSTRUCTIONS

1: :

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

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2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

September 17, 1975

The attorney General

Director, FBI

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

STATE SELECT COMMITTEE

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

ON INTELLIGINCE CHIVITIES (SC)L NENSIATONCONNEE

ATE NEED SEDALMIRA

Reference is made to prior FBI communications which

have, on a continuing basis, effected delivery to the SSC of

materials concerning Martin luther King, Jy., and responsive t

SSC requests dated July 8 and 14, 1975.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the l

SSC is the original of a memorandum in partial response to

Items mentioned in Part VII of an August 20, 1975, SSC request.

Also enclosed for your records is a copy of the

memorandum which is being delivered to you with a set of the

materials which are being delivered to the SSC.

-16:15852

Enclosures (2)

ET OCT 9 1975

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Intelligence Coordination

JIA: eks (ps

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Dep. AD Admit

gth

works

Dep. ir ly. NOTE:

Asst. Dir.:

A, copy of the 8/20/75 SSC request, Part VII, is

Comp Syst, attached to the file copy of enclosed letterhead memorandum.

Ext. Affairs-Exact copies of the materials being furnished are mintained

Fin, ac" the office of the SENSTUDY Project and a detailed record ha"

Ident. -

been maintained of the materials furnished.

Arrangements ho

been made for a representative of the Legal Counsel Division to

pin. a tv deliver the attached memorandum as well as the materials being

spec. In. provided to the

Training m

Legal Coun

SSC. TOP SECRET MATERIAL ATTACHED

Telephone Rm.

Director Secy

DET

MAIL ROOM

9?

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-.

2 - MI. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

•- Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mx. S. F. Phillips

62-116395

September 17, 1975

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO

unauthorized person

your request and is not for dissemi

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

STUDY COVEENMENTAL, OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

'ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

TEREIN SUNCLASSIFIE

Reference is nade to the letter from the Chairman

of the sst to the Attorney General (AG) dated August 28, 1975,

requesting delivery of previously requested FBI waterlais

your Committee.

delivered with. this senorandun. Itens 3, 4, 5, 6, end 7 refer

sto material being dellvered pertaining to Item 1.

and the content may nut be disclosed

pertaning to Martin Luther Ring, JI. Reference is also made

to prior FBI communications which have, on a contiming basis,

effected delivery to the SSC of matertals concerning Ring

and responsive to SSC requests dated July 8 and 14, 1975.

the

The puspose of this memorandum is to effect delivery

of

to the SSC of informstion and saterfals

releting to an SSC

request dated August 20, 1975, Pert VII, Items 1

through 8.

Materials telating to Items 1, 2 end 8 are being

In response to Item 1, there are being delivered

Committee

copies of documonts contained in the "OC" file labeled

"Martin Iuther KIng," designated as ille 4100 by the inspection

Elvision of the FBI. It is noted that in order to show routing

lock and not to obscure dates, two cuples of the at note

... dated June I0, 1969, pege 1, are enclosed.

¿dated December 10, 1965, and FBI Director's letter to the AC

Dop. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

In response to Iten 3, a revlew of the "OC" file

Comp. sys. revealed that the Af note to Mr. Hoover, December 10, 1965,

Ex. Alton tiginally had no documents of materials attached to it.

The

Gon.i. note is a piece of paper approximately 8ä'by 5}" 1a size,

Inspection -

stapled to a plain sheet of paper, approximtely 10k" by 8u in

Intell.

s1z0.

Laboratory

This was done to facilitate filing of the smaller item.

Plan, & Eval. -

TOF SECRET MATERIAL ATTACHED

Train JTA:eks (8)

Training.

Legal Coun.

ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

woC

Telephone Rm. -

Diractor Soc'y _

MAIL ROOM L

I@BEGINANTAND ONE COPY TO AG

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SENATE SELECI COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Regarding Item 4, names of FBI personnel appearing

In the lower left-hand corner of the AG note dated December 10,

1965, cannot be furnished positively. However, the names

"Ph1ll1ps" and "Bates" probably referred to:

Seynot Fred Phillips, currently assigned to the

Intelligence Division, Fit Headquarters,

Weshington, D. C.; and

Richard F. Bates, Special Agent In Charge, Boston

Field Office.

With respect to Items 5 and 6, the FBI employee who

entered the name "Martin Luther King, JI.," on the December 10,

1965, note was F. Madeline Wilkerson, retired file assistant.

Efforts were unproductive to identify the FBI employee who

entered the names "Martin Luther King,Jx.," and "Nicholas deb.

Katzenbach"' on the July 22, 1969, note to Miss Gandy, On both

documents these names were hand printed by cletical employees

called file assistants to indicate subject of the tile and to

determine cross indexing needed.

Regarding Item 7, we are unable to determine the

circumstances surrounding the Xeroxing of three coples of the

December 10, 1965, memorandum to MI. Hoover, We are Ilkewise

unable to determine those initials appear below the questioned

Xeroxing notation.

With respect to the excisions in materials being

delivered herewith, there no notation appears as to reason

for excision, the excision was made for the reason that the

information actually sumarizes or quotes from conversations

monitored during electronic surveillances of King. In some

cases, it can be ascertained precisely what information in

FBI files came from electronic survelllances of DI. King:

•2 =

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

however, there exist areas where documentation of the

information is not precise and no eccurate determination can

be mede. Therefore, no assurances can be given that portions

of the material being furnished do not contain information

developed as a result of electronic surveillances of King.

The remaining materials In the SSC request telating

to king axe receiving continuous attention and the results will

be furnished on a perfodic basis as soon as possible.

1 - The Attorney General

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• 16 -

ext tonG watt did CHis

STA:eks, 9/17/75

ALLINFOSMATION CONTANES

EL-IDAG

HEREN ICIRCLASGIF

10200

8.

7.

Part VII -i materials covered by procedures for the

Martin Luther King case

1.

Contents of the OC file labeled Martin Luther King,

JI. which was designated

as File 4100 by the Inspec

tion Division, including

note dated December 10, 1965;

to Mr. Hoover; routing slip dated July 22, 1969, to

Miss Gandy; memorandum dated June 10, 1969, from the

Director to the Attorney General; and Serial Removal

Charge-Out dated December 13, 1973.

2.

serials 100-106670-253 and 100-106670-255.

3.

Any FBI materials which would establish what was

originally attached to the December 10, 1965, note to

Mr. Hoover which appears on OC File #100.

4.

Identification of the FBI personnel whose names appear

in the lower left-hand corner of the December 10,

1965, note to Mr. Hoover which appears in OC File #100,

together with their present offices of assignment or

last known address. •

Identification of the FBI employee who entered the

name

"Martin Luther King, JI:" on the December 10,

1965, note to Mr. Hoover which appears in OC File

#100.

Identification of the FBI employee who entered the

"Martin Luther King, JI."

and "Nicholas deB.

Katzenbach" on the July 22, 1969, note to Miss Gandy

which appears in OC File #100.

All materials which reflect the circumstances sur-

rounding

no the copy or the note which appeare in

OC File #100.

All memoranda anâ other materials prior to October 7,

1963, which pertain in any way to electronic surveil-

lance or proposals for electronic surveillance of the

Southern Christian Leadership Conference and/or

Martin Luther King, Jx.

5. Pl

ENGLOSURE

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9.

All memoranda and any other materials reflecting cor-

respondence, communications and/or contacts between

FBI headquarters personnel and FBI field office per-

sonnel with respect to feasibility, installation, ini-

tiation, continuation, authorization, re-authorization,

and termination

of and disposition of tapes with

respect to each of the electronic surveillances iden-

tified in the FBI's July 24, 1975, memorandum attached

to your letter of August 11, 1975, which responded to

Item III. G. of my July 28, 1975, request.

10. All memoranda and any other materials reflecting

authorization or articulation of the procedure identi-

•fied in the last paragraph of page 6 of the FBI memo-

randum referred to in item 9 above, to wit, "authori-

zation for utilizing a misur was made by the FBI

Director or his designees".

/ I1. All memoranda and other materials which pertain to 1962-63

photographic or covert optical surveillance of

Martin Luther King, Jr.

12: All memoranda and other materials which reflect infor-

mation received from the Central Intelligence Agency

concerning Dr. King.

quest

13. All memoranda and other materials reflecting advance

information received by the

FBI that Dr. King would

be meeting with Stanley Levison in any of the cities

and on any of the dates upon which any of the micro-

phone surveillances of DI. King were operational.

14. All memoranda and other materials reflecting (as the

Mr. Levison in any of the cities and on any of the

dates upon which

any of the microphone surveillances

of Dr. King were operational.

15.

All memoranda and any other materials which pertain

to the transmittal of tape recordings of King sur-

veillances

from the Intelligence Division, or any per-

sons therein, to the Laboratory Division, or persons

therein, or vice versa.

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18 -

16.. All memoranda and any other materials* which related

to :

a.. The preparation and/or dissemination of a

"composite"

tape (or copies thèreof) which con-

tained any or all parts of any tapes which re-

sulted from electronic surveillance of Dr. King.

b. The preparation of any transcripts of any or all

parts of any tapes which resulted from electronic

• surveillance of DI. King.

C.

The mailing of any tapes which resulted from

electronic surveillance of Di. King and/or any

the southern his Dan ReaderShi Conder end/oF

d. The playing of any tapes which resulted from

electronic surveillance of Dr. King, or offers

o play such tapes, or the displaying or dis-

emination of transcripts of such tapes, o

offers to display or disseminate such transcripts,

to persons

not employed by the FBI.

*

The Committee is not requesting tapes or transcripts.

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

[X] LHM

• Memo • Report dated -

9/17/75

Yaphon of State Select Committee. 8/20/75 request

Part VII, Items

I thru 8

Originating Office:

Delivered by:

Уал, каву

- Date: 9-19/75

Title:

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

mand

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HE DISREATMEN

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OTE:

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

TO :

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ATTN: Central Index

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

HOW

PROVIDED (check appropriate

for review

but not transmitted,

If a document was

made available

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term;

add specific names if appropriate)

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/77/25

•4.

SSC

HSC

IDENTIFICATION

(provide descriptive data

interviewee,

testifier and subject)

for documents; Bive name or identification number of briefer.

Memorandun and enclossres

5.

RESPONSE TO (list date and item number

il in response to formal request, other-

state verbal request of (name), initiative,

subpoena, etc.)

6.

CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U.

C,

S,

TS or

Codeword)

SSE Letter 8/20/75, Part VII, Itens I thre 8

TS

7.

KEY WORDS

the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

used underline for emphasis)

8.

SUMMARY (see

surveillance, electronie ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Operating procedures

Prae

side before completing this item)

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cartalned in "acifile: ClarIElcation of 5000 initiula as

they appeared on previous escaunicationa furalched SSC

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ORIGINAL, VIA LIAISON TO CANTRAL, COMUNITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75

TREAT AS YELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

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INSTRUCTIONS

:

• Type or print clearly in ink.

Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

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2 - Mr. J.

A.

Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. 0. Gregar

September 15, 1975

The Attorney General

Director, FBI

U.

S. SENATE SELICT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Reference is made to SSC request for FBI materials

dated August 26, 1975.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the SSC

is the original of a memorandum which responds to the request

enumerated in the referenced commnication. You will note

that this memorandum is a comprehensive response which covers

the disposition and/or status of each individual request.

A copy of this menorandum is being furnished

- for

your records.

Enclosures (2)

ALL LFCAMATION CONTAINED

HENEIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

62-116395

I - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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REC- 102

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Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Admi

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin, ".

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection

Intell. -

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval..

Spec. Inv..

Training

Legal Coun.

Telephone Rm. a

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2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - MI. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

September 15, 1975

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSITIGI

DAT 027:00 BRODIM/PU

The Following is a report on the status of the

request in referenced communication:

Part I - 1. This request was responded to in

our menorandum of September 5, 1975.

2. The request for access to materials pertaining

to National Security Agency (NSA) Watch List activity is

receiving priority attention and will be responded to by

separate communication.

3. Items a, b, c and d are being delivered with

this memorandum. As the SSC has been advised, Item e is

receiving expedite handling and requested material will be

delivered as soon as possible. Items f and g have been

referred to the Department of Justice.

4. and 5. Materials requested will be delivered

with this memorandum.

6. The materials requested pertaining to

COINIELPRO are being collected and will be delivered as

soon as avallable according to priority.

7. Requested materials pertaining to Dr. Martin Iuther

King, Jr., have been assigned special priority and will

continue to be furnished to the SSc in individual

communications as they are processed.

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Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin,_

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. we

Inspection.

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

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Training -

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SENATE SELBCI COMMITIZE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVIIIES (SSC)

8. and 9. Information concerning the identities

of current and forner FBI employees requested has been

collected and 1s being furnished by separate communication.

10. This information relates to Dr. Martin Iuther

King, JI., and is being processed as indicated under Item 7

above.

Part II - l. Material was requested pertaining

to FBI activity with respect to seven investigations.

Material has been collected concerning the following

and 19 avallable for access at FBI Heedquarters:

National Organization for Women;

b. August 26 Women's Strike for Equality;

New York Women's Liberation Canter;

Women's Liberation Movement.

No main file or record of investigation was located

concerning the following:

c.

Philadelphia Organization for Women fai

Employment Rights;

d. October 23-October 25, 1970, women's meeting

ot Fellowship Hall, Limerick, Pennsylvanie;

Homen's Action Alliance.

2. This request 1s for accesa to Executive Conference

abstracts which were missing from the abstracts already

provided for access. It 1s noted that serial sumber 12964

of this list 1s contained in Number 5, Part I. No abstracts

were located concerning the other serials in the list; however,

a review of the file itself indicated that these serials

represent Executive Conference memorande which, according to

admintetrative records regulations, were exempted from the

abstracting process. The manorande represented in the request

have been duplicated and are available for reviet at FBI

Headquartere.

An axception to this 1s serial 12936 which was

not located in file and is apparently nonexistent and

represents a skip in seriallzation.

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INIELLIGENCE ACIIVITIES (SSC)

3. No control file is maintained concerning the

Special Services Staff of the Internal Revenue Service. As

a consequence, coples of correspondence of records of contacts

between the Fbl and the Speciel Services Staff would be

1 antee s

maintained only in the Individual Investigative file concerned,

SAC letter 69-45, paragraph (C), dated August 26, 1969, deals

wIth "Internal Reverue Service (IRS) - Investigations of

New Left and Extrenist Organizations and Indluiduals-.."

This 1s available for review at FBI Headquarters. For your

further information, a report entitled "Inveatigation of the

Spectal Services Steff," published June 5, 1975, by the

Congressional Joint Comnittes on Internal

• Revenue, dealt

specifically with this matter.

4. Material requested concerning Ron Karenga and

Whitney. Young has been compiled and is available for access

at FBL Headquarters.

•5. This material 1s not being made avallable at

this time on Instructions fron the Department of Justice

pending further ingulry into whether this material comes

under the protectlon of a court order in pending litigation.

1 - The Attorney General

NOTE :

Referenced request from SSC was subject of conference

held 9/9/75 among Bureau, Department and SSC representatives.

As a result, certain priorities were set for pending request.

Comprehensive review of status of request in this IHM reflects

these priorities.

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August 26, 1975

REQUEST FOR FBI MATERIALS

Part I. Request for Delivery

Hare.

I. Materials pertaining to NSA watch list

activity, requested

for access in Part V.E. of the request of August 5, 1975.

Ens. 2

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2. Additional materials pertaining to NSA watch list activity

as set forth below. (access

dare

The original list on American citizens whose names were

submitted by the Bureau to the NSA for inclusion on

the Watch List.

This list is referred to in the 18

Sullivan.

May 1962 memorandum from .w. R. Wannall to W. C. Sullivan.

b.

The original request to the NSA to monitor illegal travel

between Cuba and the United States through a third country.

This request is referred to in the 16 January 1963 memorandum

from W. R. Wannall to W. C. Sullivan.

A list of all American citizens among the 65 individuals

in Cuba whose names were submitted by the Bureau to

the NSA for inclusion on the Watch List. This list

is referred

'to in the 16 January 1963 memorandum from. W. R. Wannall to

1. C. Sullizaa.

d. A list of the 300 Security Index subjects whose names were

...

submitted by the Bureau to the NSA for inclusion on the

Watch List.

These subjects are referred to in the 16

January 1963 memorandum from W. R. Wannall to w. C. Sullivan.

e. The Bureau's Watch List for the NSA which was current as

of 1 April 1965.

This list is referred to in the 6 Apiil

1965 memorandum from W. R. Wannall to w. C. Sullivan.

f..

Materials pertaining to correspondence between the Bureau

and the NSA regarding the Watch List from 1965 to 1970.

.9.

A list of the "New Left Key Activists" whose names were

submitted by the Bureau to the NSA for inclusion on the

Wetter trom J. Bagar Hoover to the Director, INSA.

This list is referred to in the 3 June 1970

h.

A list of the individual black extremists whose names were

submitted by the Bureau to the NSA for inclusion on the Watch

This list is referred to in the "Note" at the end of

9 March 1971 letter Exom J. Edgar Hoover to the Director, NSA.

i. The 29 memoranda regarding Weatherman fugitives which were

enclosed with the 16 April 1973 letter from L. Patrick Gray

• to the Director, NSA.

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• - 2.

The Watch List current as of 21 September 1973. This Watch

List is referred to in the 26 September 1973 internal

memorandum on the Keith case.

K.

A copy of the Watch List which was delivered to Henry

S. Petersen.

This watch list is referred to in the 22

January 1974 letter from Petersen to Director Kelley•

1.

The "product" received from the NSA regarding the following

individuals and organizations whose names had been submitted

by the Bureau for inclusion on the watch List:

1) Grover C. McArthur

2) Roy Innis

3)

Charles Garry

4) Student National Coordinating Committee

5) Black Student Association,

Memphis State University

3. The following materials pertaining to mail surveillance:

ROSS.

a. Memorandum from D. J. Dalbey to Mr. Tolson, dated 26

July 1971, captioned "Mail Covers/Trash Covers."

bo Letter from William J. Cotter, Assistant Postmaster

General, Inspection Service, to J. Edgar Hoover, dated

12. October 1971. This letter is referred to in the

letter from Mr. Hoover to Mr. Cotter dated 14 October

1971.

Memorandum from W. R. Wannall to E. S. Miller, dated

13 October 1971 captioned "Requests for Mail Covers."

This memorandum is referred to in the letter from

MI. Hoover to Mr. Cotter dated October 14, 1971.

d.

Memorandum from the Legal Counsel to j. B. Adams, dated

15 July 1974, captioned "Mail Covers."

This memorandum

is referred to in the 15 July 1974 memorandum from the

Director, FBI, to the Assistant Attorney General,

Criminal Divison, captioned "Mail Covers."

e. All materials pertaining to requests by the Bureau for

special mail covers from 1971 through 1975 which have not

been previously delivered to the Senate

Select Committee.

This request encompasses all special mail covers which

have been terninated, regardless of whether the investi

gation for which the

special mail cover was requested is

active or inactive.

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f. All materials pertaining to cases in which prosecution

of persons whose mail was intercepted was considered

by the Justice Department.

This request includes, but

-*

is not limited to, material pertaining to meetings or

correspondence between Bureau

and Departmental personnel Ir

regara to such cases, material pertainina to the decisions

not to prosecute, and material pertaining to knowledge of

any Department personnel of FBI mail intercept activity

in such cases.

9.

All materials reflecting knowledge and/or authorization of -

FBI mail intercept activity by Department officials.

4. All materials pertaining to the following FBI practices,

including but not limited to the origins, authorization,

periodic review, and termination of the practices:

?.

Use of automatic data processing by the Extremist

Intelligence and New Left Sections, and any other

related Sections, of the FBI Intelligence Division

in connection with the Computerized Telephone Number

File.

b. Incorporation of the Security Index into the FBI's

-...

computerized data bank and the availability .of.this.-

data to all offices through automatic data processing.

C ..

The use of automatic data processing to store, collate,

or otherwise handle lists of Key Activists, New Left,

and Extremists individuals, addresses, phone numbers,

demonstrations in which certain individuals have parti-

dissemination to the field offices or other interested

5.

The Executive Conference memoranda reflected in the following

abstracts:

• R. MOORE

94-3-1-23957

66-2554-12745

66-2554-12761

66-2554-12790

66-2554-12795

66-2554-12801

66-2554-12806

66-2554-12808

66-2554-12828

66-2554-12832

66-2554-12834

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•.

66-2554-12848

66-1554-12875

66-2554-12877

66-2554-12887

66-2554-12910

66-2554-12949

66-2554-12958

66-2554-12962

66-2554-12961

66-2554-12964

66-2554-12968

66-2554-12966

66-2554-12971

66-2554-12972

66-2554-12978

66-2554-12984

66-2554-12996

66-2554-12998

56-2554-12999

66-2554-13001

66-2554-13011

66-2554-13014

66-2554-13016

66-2554-13025

4-41. 01

66-2554-13026

6. The following materials pertaining to COINTELPRO:

PErTUS

a.. Unexcised copies of all originating documents previously

delivered pursuant to letter of July 18, 1975.

b.

The July 14, 1964 memorandum from Mr. Baumgardner to

Mc. Sullivan, captioned "Counterintelligence Program,

Internal Security (Soviet-Satellite Intelligence) "

contains the following statement: "At the end of this

90-day trial period, we will evaluate our success and

thereafter submit recommentations. . " "

Please submit

all memoranda and other materials reflecting said

evaluation and recommendations.

C.

The July 15, airtel to SAC, New York, Chicago, and

Washington Field, captioned "COINTELPRO--Internal

Security, (Soviet-Satellite Intelligence) contains the

following statement:

"Within 30 days each of these

offices

should

submit to the Bureau necommendations

and detailed plans for implementing ome or several

such operations. "

Please submit all memoranda and

materials reflecting said recommendations and detailed

plans.

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d. The airtel described in Item c. above also contains the

statement:

"Other offices participating in the COINTELPRO

against the CPUSA are urged to.. • promptly make available

-

any comments or suggestions to. the Bureau and the 3 offices

participating in this new endeavor."

Please submit all

memoranda and other materials reflecting said comments

and suggestions.

The airtel described in Item c. above also refers to

"Bulets dated 9/13/63 and 3/16/64" which were attached

to said airtel. Please submit copies of these two "Bulets"

f. The August 25, 1967 letter described in Itemie. above

includes the statement:

"At this time the Bureau is

setting up no requirement: for status letters to be period-

ically submitted under this program." Please submit any

materials which subsequently set up a requirement for

status letters, and all status letters which were there-

after received.

9.

h.

1

K.

All memoranda and other materials which reflect recom

mendations and decisions at FBI Headquarters to transmit

the letter described in Item e. above.

.

An unexcised copy of the March 4, 1968 airtel from the

Director to the SAC, Albany, captioned "Counterintelligence

program, Black Nationalist-Hate Groups, Racial Intelligence."

The March 4, 1968 airtel described in Item h. above

contains "Instructions" that each of the addressed

field

offices are to submit certain advice, summaries, lists,

and suggestions within 30 days.

Please forward all

memoranda and materials received by Headquarters in

response to the instructions.

(These need not include

• the individual suggestions which were to be submitted "by

separate letter!)

The March 4, 1968 airtel described in Item h. above also

requires each office to "submit a progress letter" each

90-days. Please submit copies of all

such progress

letters.

All status letters received by FBI Headquarters pursuant

to the instructions contained in the kiay 10, 1968 letter

• from the Director to all offices, captioned

"Counterintelligence

Program, Internal Security, Discuption of the New Left."

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7.

1.

The "NYlet captioned "Communist Party, USA; Counter-

intelligence Program; IS - C: (La Cosa Nostra),"

dated 9/22/66" which is referenced in the communication

-

from the Director to the SAC, New York, captioned "Hoodwink

-(Internal Security)" dated 10/5/66.

m. Bulet 11/14/60 captioned BOCOV, which is referenced in the

communications from the Director SAC, San Diego, captioned

Counterintelligence-Border Coverage Program, dated 1/9/61.

n.

Please submit all documents which modify the originating

documents furnished, including but not limited

to the

modification of Item h. above, to. all BPP offices,

requiring the biweekly sübmission of counterintelligence

recommendations and reports, dated 1/30/69.

Please furnish all 90-day status reports, as otherwise

specifically requested, from all COINTELPRO programs.

p.

Any yearly evaluations of the various COINTELPROS

prepared by the Bureau, the two documents relating to the

termination of all COINTELPROS: 1) memorandum from C. D.

Brandon to w. C.

Sullivan dated 4/27/71, Captioned

"Counterintelligence Programs (COINTELPROs), and 2) airtel•

to SAC, Albany, dated 4/28/71, daptioned "Counterintelligence

Program (COINTELPRO)".

to DI. Martin Luther King, Jr.:

a. Page 7 of FBI's memorandum of July 24, 1975, identifying

electornic surveillance reflects that Dr. King "was

overheard on three occasions on tesurs on other parties".

Please identify the targets, addresses, and dates of

installation and termination.

b. Memorandum reference in Item a. above indicates that

there might have been additional surveillances on which

DI. King was monitored, however, this information can't

be retrieved because the elsur indices "did not come into

existence until October 5, 1966." Please provide

further elaboration of this problem in view of the

instructions sent to field offices

in October 1966 direct-

ing them to submit "the names of all individuals whose

• voices have been monitored through a microphone installed

or a telephone surveillance operated by the office anytime

since January one, one nine six zero."

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sunstity.

The locations, addresses, and telephone nubers of all

supervisors and coordinators for New Left and Black Extremist

COINTELPROS for 1967-71 in the following cities:

New York,

Newark, Los Angeles, San Diego, St. Louis Chicago, Detroit,

Baston..

9.

The locations, addresses, and telephone numbers of all

supervisors and coordinators for White Hate COINTELPROS

for 1964-71 in the following cities: Jackson, Atlanta,

Richmond, Alexandria.

10. All materials which relate to a meeting between the FBI

Director and representatives of newsweet dugazine (engamin (?)

of 1964, including but

not limited to:

Gratitem

•a. Proposals, invitations, and replies for such meeting.

b. Arrangements, briefings, and preparations for such

meetings.

c. Summaries or other evidence of what occurred at such

meeting.

d. Conversations between Mr. Bradlee anãfor Mr. Iselin, and

former FBI official Cartha Leloach on the day of the

meeting or proposed meeting with the Director.

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Part II. Reguest for Access

1. All materials pertaining to FBI activity with respect to the

following:

National Organization for Women

Keith

August 26 Women's Strike for Equality

Philadelphia Organization for Women for. Employment Rights

October 23-October 25, 1970 women's meeting at Fellowship

hald, Limerick, Pennsylvania

e.

f.

9.

New York Women's Liberation Center

Women's Liberation Movement •

Women's Action Alliance

2.

The following Executive Conference abstracts which are

missing from the abstracts already provided for access:

66-2554-12741

66-2554-12742

66-2554-12750

66-2554-12753

66-2554-12788

66-2554-12789

66-2554-12825

66-2554-12830

66-2554-12863

66-2554-12870

66-2554-12898

66-2554-12925

66-2554-12930

66-2554-12936

66-2554-12951

66-2554-12959

66-2554-12964-

66-2554-12983.

RiMOORE

authouty for

3. All documents relating Ea disci

osure of Intormation to

IRS Special Services Staff other than the documents

actually furnished and all documents relating to (including

• documents generated as the result of) disclosure to FBI Or/

Justice Department of information gathered by Special

Services Staff.

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Graham

4.

All materials pertaining to the opening and maintenance

of a Bureau file, if any, on the following persons and

organizations, including material reflecting the

decision to open the file, the information compiled in

the file, and any other Bureau activity related to the

subject. and recorded in the file:

a. Ron Karenga

Daly

b. Whitney Young

5.

The following materials pertaining to events in Chicago

in November and December, 1969:

ä. All materials developed between November 1, 1969,

and December 4, 1969, relating to the existence of

weapons in possession of the Chicago Black Panther

Party at the apartment at 2337 West Monroe Street,

Chicago, Illinois.

b. All FBI inspection reports or other reports

relating to the raid conducted on Decenber 4, 1959,

by the Cook County State's Attorney's police, at

the apartment identified above..

c. All FBI materials reflecting dissemination of information

pertaining to the Black Panther Party or members thereof.

to the Cook County State's Attorney's Office or members

of the State's Attorney's police between November 1, 1969,

and December 4, 1969.

d. Al1 FBI materials reflecting dissemination of information

pertaining to the Black Panther Party or members thereof to

the Gang Intelligence Unit of the Chicago Police Department

between November 1, 1969, and December 4, 1969.

e.

All materials reflecting contacts by parsonnel of the FBI,

including

members of the Racial Matters Squad of the

Chicago field office, with personnel of the State's

Attorney's office, State's Attorney's police and Gang

Intelligence Unit

of the Chicago Police Department between

November 1 and December 4, 1969, with respect to the Black

Panther Party and members

thereof.

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

Senate Select Committee

OLTR

BS LHM

→ Memo

• Report dated _9/15/75

Caption of Document:

Response to requests in Parts

and II Of Elliff's letter dated 8/26/75.

FBI

all Nal.

- Do 9/15/25

Originating Office:

Delivered by:

Received by:

Title:

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

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TE:

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

TO: Intelligence Community Staff

ATIN: Central Index

FAL

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW

PROVIDED (check appropriate

If a document was

made available

for review

not transmitted, so

note.)

& DOCUMENT BRIEFING

INTERVIEW |

I TESTIMONY OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/15/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

HSC

4.

IDENTIFICATION

descriptive data for documents;

give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

MINOTARCUs

5.

RESPONSE TO (list date and it.em number

if in response

wise state verbal request of (name), initiative,

subpoena,

formal

requests

other-

SSC letter 8/26/75, Ports 1 and 2

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U. C.

S,

TS or

Codeword)

7.

KEY WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from

the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

used underline for emphasis)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

InformatIon bandling

HEREIN IS UNCLASSITILO

a Intelligence collection

DATE/0122-003NPALM/RW

8.

SUMMARY (see

side before completing this item

Materlala pertaining to: Mall surveillance; use of autonatic

data processing by Extrenter Intelligence and Nay Laft Sections:

incorporation of Security Index, Kay AcrIvIans, Has laft and

Extrendaro into val's computerized data bank and avallability

of thia data to all offices through autonatle data proceseing,

ExecuEIve Conference senoranda:

avaslablo for revier at

FBIHNS IRFOYRATION On VATIOUN HOMen'S OrgAnIZAtIORs; SAC let

69-45, dated 8/26/69, deale ulth"interal Revenue Servica-

Investigationa of Neu Left and Extrandat Organizations and

Individuals; Materlad regarding Ron Karenge and Kaltney Young.

68 - 116393

FAKE fuk

(4)

TREAT AS YELLOW

ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL, COMNITY INDEX

IN CONNEGTION WITH SENSTUDY 75,

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

3791 16-751

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classication of the ahstzace top and botçom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

WASHINGTON, D.G. 29530

SEP 1 1 1975

TO:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

115=

SUBJECT:

(1) Senate Select Committee Request

(2) Deputy Attorney General Letter to Senator Church

(1) Attached for your attention and as prompt a response

as possible is a letter from the SC with annexations which

request certain materials pertaining to Martin Luther King, Jr.

As you know, requests for materials as they relate to king are

by recent designation of the Conmittee Chairman, "high priority"

(2) Also attached for forwarding is a copy of a letter

sent by the Deputy Attorney General to Chairman Church concerning

a matter of interest to Messrs. Bill Cregar and Nick Callahan of

the Bureau.

ALT FBI ILOFICASTION CONTAUVED

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Honorable Frank Church, Chaiman

United States Senate Select Cornittee

on Intalligence Activitles

Washington, D. C. 20510

Dear Senator Chunch:

This is in reference to your letter to the Attorney General

dated August dis 1375, in which you pointad out the appearanca of

a possible conflict of interest in comection with an tat agent

cemently assiqued to nortor intemers and handile Committee

bequests for infornation concerning sunsau activities with regara

to the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

I have considered this matter carsfully and agnee that the

possible appoarance of a conflict of 'intarest is not in the best

anterests of the departreat, the Bureau or the Conmittee.

fona, I lave asked that appropriate action be taken to eliminate

even the appearance of & conflict or interest.

I appreciate your calling this delicate ratter to my atten-

tion and look formand to continued cooperation with your Comittee.

ALU NEI THORM AHON CONTAT

DAST RACES AIRL

Sincarely,

Harold R. Tylor, Jr.

Daputy Attorney Benaral

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR (41 CFR) 101--11.6

UNITED STATES GOT

FERNMENT

Memorandum

MI.

J.

Adams

1

- MI.

Mintz

1

-Mr.

Wannall

1 - Mr. Cregar

DATE: 9/11/75

1 - Mr. Hotis

1 - Mr. Daly

Assoc. Dir. —

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dire:

Admin.

Comp, Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -

Filos & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

: Legal/ Counsel

Laboratory -

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ALL IRFORIAATICN CONTAINED

Menzin IS CHOLASSIFIED

DATE/O 2200 BYS BALM eL

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Plan, & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

Training -

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

On 9/11/75, Walter Ricks, Senate Select Staff Member,

requested that he be briefed concerning the Bureau's relation-

ship with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) , Special Services

StatE, which was previously, according to Ricks, known as then all.

Activists Organization Group. Ricks in particular indicated

he was interested in knowing the criteria for dissemination

to IRS in the intelligence field and the type of information

received from IRS. Ricks requested that, if possible, the

briefing be arranged for Monday, 9/15/75.

Ricks has been given access to IRS material in the

possession of the Bureau.

He has also reviewed in depth

material at IRS Headquarters.

John Elliff, Task Force Director of the Senate

Select Committee, has

indicated that their inquiry into the

Ins intelligence operation is considered a high priority item

by the Committee and that requests in this area

should be,

possible, expeditiously handled. In view of this, if possible.

we should arrange a briefing for Ricks for 9/15/75.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Intelligence Division expeditiously arrange

a briefing concerning our relations with IRS in line with the

above

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GSA FPAIR (A1 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Al

Dap. AD In

SECRET

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

TO

MT.

FROM

:

Mr%

W.

R. Wannall

W.

8u.

A. Branigan

10:2700

DEY

DATE:

SOALM1RI9/75

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv.

Ident. _

Inspection

Laboratory

Legal Coun.

I sUBJECT:

INCOMMUNICADO INTERROGATIONS

Brain

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. _

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Memorandum from Mr. Cregar to Mr. Wannall bearing

Diroctor Sec'y -

this caption dated August 28, 1975, approved a briefing and

granting access to Senate Select Committee personnel relative

son and ces conducted in the "Karot," "Hecklar,"

This briefing was given on September 9, 1975, Zo

Mr. Loch Johnson and Mr. James Dick of the Senate Select

Committee. At the outset of the brieling, they were advised

that the Department of Justice is conducting an investigation to

determine whether any criminal culpability is involved regarding

surreptitious entries conducted by the Bureau in the past.

They were also advised that the Bureau is granting them access

to certain selected material obtained from the official files

of the Bureau.

They requested that the material in question

be held for them, and they would make arrangements to review

this material at a later date.

D

ESS

During the initial portion of the briefing, I explained

Zus' to them the nature of an

"illegal" in Soviet espionage; the

4E20o

importance of an illegal, and the difficulty of his detection.

*".

Details of the Karot, Hecklar, Gunson, and Gleme cases were

furnished.

The Senate Select Committee personnel asked numerous

questions

whigh

recollection

were answered to the best ability of my

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Mr. Johnson was fallicularly anxious to know whether

the CIA had knowledge of the existence ot the illegals prior to

their interrogation.

At one point he stated that the lack"of

13)

such knowledge could be a pressure point in relations

he taeen

;41

the FBI and the CIA.

When asked to explain, Mr. Johnson adviseas

111

it was obvious that the FBI was seeking the cooperation of the

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Wannall

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1-Mr.

Cregar

ExempE

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Categories

and

I-Mr. J. W. Johnson

Date, of

Declassification

Indefinite

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illegals to remain in the United States whereas the CIA would

want the illegals returned to the soviet Union.

I explained to

Mr. Johnson that the illegal's mission by their Soviet service

was directed to activities in the United States and their

values to an American service in the Soviet Union would be

considerably limited to the compartmentation of the Soviet service.

The Senate Select Committee personnel were extremely

interested in the number of personnel and the composition of

the interrogation teams.

They inquired as to the pressures which

were exerted during the

interviews.

pressures were of a psychological nature only and that these

pressures were self-imposed by the nature of the illegal's

assignment to the United States and the fact that he had been

uncovered by the FBI and the further fact that the FBI could

prove the false nature of his legend.

At one

point during the briefing, Mr. Johnson inquired

as to the Bureau's knowledge of CIA employees employing

incommunicado interviews and he specifically referred to such

an interview which was set forth in the Rockefeller Commission

report.

I advised Mr. Johnson that I had no knowledge of

this interview.

In discussing the resettlement of the Karot informant,

the Senate Select Committee personnel were advised of CIA's

responsibility in this regard based on National Security Council

Directive.

Mr. Johnson raised a question as to the bona fides

of defectors,

and I advised him that this was not within the

purview of the briefing of incommunicado interviews.

The Senate Select Committee specifically inquired

whether Mr. Hoover had cut off incommunicado interviews in 1966.

They were advised that this was not so.

They also asked whether

the Bureau might employ an incommunicado interview in the future.

I advised them that if the circumstances were such that we were

confronted with an illegal whose mission in the United States was

unknown and who could disappear from FBI coverage with relative

ease, we might favorably consider an incommunicado interview,

with

Attorney General approval, if this would be in the best

interests of the country.

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Memorandum from Mr. W. A. Branigan to Mr. W. R. Wannall

RE: INCOMMUNICADO INTERROGATIONS

ACTION:

This is submitted for information and record

purposes.

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2 - Mr. J.

Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Ms. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mx. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. L. F. Schwartz

September 9, 1975

The Attotney General

Director, FBI

U.s.

-SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

/ i

Reference is made to Part IV of the August 20, 1975,

request of the SSC which requested access to certain FBI

materials by September 9, 1975.

Enclosed is a memorandum in partial response to the

SSC request for your approval and forwarding to the Comnittee.

*

Also enclosed for your records is a copy of.

the

memorandum prepared for the Committee.

Enclosures (2)

ALL INGO MARON CONTANAD

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

62-116395

DAT/0:22-00 BY SEDALEM/RI

REG 102

62.116÷%5

1 - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination Zx OCT 9 1975

847

LFS : 1hblhb

(9)

NOTE:

A copy of Part IV of the SSC request of 8/20/75 is

Assoc. Dir. attached to the file copy of the enclosed LHM.

'Exact copies

Dop. ADI. of the material to which the SSC is being given access is

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. _

maintained in the office of the Senstudy Project.

Comp. Syst.-

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. --

Gen. Inv..

Ident.

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Spec. Inv.

Training -

"ENCLOSURE IN BULLY NOON"

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• A. Mintz

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1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1

- Mr. W. 0. Cregar

1 - Mr. L. F. Schwartz

September 9, 1975

you? request and is not for dissemi-

limited to official proceedings by

62-116395

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the FBI.

document is propared,

Commitier.

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approval of

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mmittee and the

express

wichout the

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPBRATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Reference is made to Part IV of the August 20, 1975,

SSC request which requested access to certain FBI materials

by September 9, 1975.

Materials pertinent to Fart IV of the SSC request

have been processed and are avallable at FBI Headquarters for

review by SSC Staff Members.

Concerning Items 2b, d, e, j, k, Il, o and P, there

is no main file on any of these subjects. The material relating

to Items 2a, E, f, 1, I, Il and q is available for review.

With respect to Items 2g and 2h, Mr. John I. Elliff

was advised by Mr. Michael E. Shaheen, JI., of the Department

of Justice on August 27, 1975, that some of the material

w97 he

relating to Fred Haw ton and the Black Panther Party, Chicago,

Illinois, 1s currently under a judicial protective order.

The exact material covered by this order has not been determined

mich

at this time; nor have procedures for furnishing material

covered by the order been arranged.

This Bureau will effect

compliance with the request covered in Items 2g and 2h upon

the establishment of procedures between the Department of

Assoc. Dir. — Justice and the SSC concerning this matter.

Dep. AD Inv. =.

Asst. Dir.:

With respect to Item 3b, a review of pertinent FBI

Admin. -

Comp. Systo.

_files failed to disclose any material pertaining to contaets

Ext. Affairs

between the FBI and Thomas M. Hendricks during the period

Finan-May 1, 1968, to August 31, 1968.

Inspection - LFS: 1hb Ih b

Intell. ..

ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Regarding Item 3c of the request, it is noted that

Alton Wayne Roberts was never an Informant of the FBI but he

did cooperate by encouraging his brother, Raymond Roberts, to

assist the FBI. Raymond Roberts is currently a productive FBI

Informent as l8 Gordon Clark.. In view of their current informant

status and the confidential relationship currently in effect

between this Bureau and these sources, information supplled by

them is not being provided at this time as disclosure of such

information could adversely affect ongoing investigations and

jeopardize their cooperativeness and of productivity. For your

further infommation, a reviev of pertinent files falls to -

reflect that Gordon Clark furnished any information during the

period May 1, 1968, to August 31, 1968, In view of the possible

serious consequences both to the informants themselves and to

ongoing FBI investigations, it is requested that the information

concerning the current informant status of Raymond Roberts and

Gordon Clark be closely held.

With regard to Item 41, it is noted that David Richard

Sannes was never an FBI Headquarters-approved informant. He

did furnish Information to the Seattle FBI Office concerning

"Ney left" matters for a four-month perlod 1n 1910, for which

he refused to eccept compensation. The following 1s a summaty

of the information furnished to the Seattla Office on the dates

Indicated:

on April l8, 1970, Sannes telephoned notifying of

the location of iugitive charles chars marshall 1li.

On May 24 and 25, 1970, Sannes telephoned advising he

had seen fugitive Michael Justesen at the University of Washington.

On May 26, 1970, Sannes appeared at the Office

furnishing personal

background information. He offered to

provide Inforuation on the Seattle Ilberation Front.

He was

provided en unlisted phone number to call and was told to use

the name "I-Jay" when he called.

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACIIVITIES (SSC)

On June 19, 1970, and July 14, 1970, negative

telephone contacts were had with Sannes.

A Seattle nenorenim dated Uctober 9, 1970, advised

char during July and Angust, 1110, numerous telephone contacts

with Sannes produced nothing of value, and his file was

closed due to lack of informant potential.

Conceraing. Iten 7, the 1970 Inspection report of

the Intelligence Division has been processed and is avallable

for review.

The inspection Isports for 1972 through 1975 are

boing processed and will be made avallable as soon as possible

1 - The Attorney General

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Part IV -- requested dos access by september it, 1975

1.

Materials pertaining to all actions undertaken by

"the FBI, in connection with COINTELPRO or other-

wise, to encourage tension between the Chicago Black

Panther Party and Chicago youth gangs.

2.

All materials pertaining to the opening and maintenance

of a Bureau file, if any, on the following persons and

organizations, including material reflecting the deci-

sion to open the file, the information compiled in the

file, and any other Bureau activity related to the sub-

ject

and recorded in the file:

a. Legion of Justice;

b. Thomas Sutton;

c. Thomas Stewart;

a. steve sedlacko:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

e. ¡erry Gaisor;

f. Orville Brettman;

g. Chicago Black Panther Partyi

h. Fred Hampton;

i. Jesse Jackson;..

j. Chicago Urban

• League;

•K.

Renault Robinson;/

1. Father George Clements;

•m. The Woodlawn Organization;

n. Black Strategy Centeri

0.

Black peace Stone Rangers;/

p. Rev. Arthur Brazier:/

9. Archie Hargraves.

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3.

The following materials pertaining to FBI activities

in Mississippi:

a.

All materials reflecting contacts and reports of

contacts (and. the substance thereof)

between and/or

among the FBI, the Meridian, Mississippi, or

- Jackson, Mississippi, police, and A. I.

Botnick,

from September 1, 1967, to March 31, 1970.

b. All materials reflecting contacts between the FBI

and Tom Hendricks, From May 1, 1968, to August 31,

1968 .

' All materials reflecting the information supplied

by, and. Bureau supervision of the handling of;

Alton Wayne Roberts, Raymond Roberts, and Gordon

Clark, known to the ssc to have been

informants,

from May 1, 1968, to August 31, 1968.

d. All

materials pertaining to FBI activities with

regard to Thomas A. Tarrants, including all com-

munications with other law enforcement agencies

and private individuals or groups relating there-

to, during April - september 1968..

e. All materials pertaining to the events in Meridian,

Mississippi, in June 1968 which resulted in the

shootings of Thomas A. Tarrants and Kathy Ainsworth.

4. All materials reflecting the information supplied by,

and Bureau supervision of the handling of, the follow-

ing persons known to the SSC to have been

• FBI infor-

mants:

a. Robert Hardy;

b. Terry Norman;

c. Douglas Durham;

d. Larry Grantwohl;

e. Mary Jo Cooke;

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;.

•f.

Joseph Burton;*

Thomas Tongyai;

h.

Howard Berry Godfrey:

i.

Harry and Jill Schafer;*

j. William DuValle;

k. Charles Grimm;

1. Boyd F. Douglas;

m. David Sannes.

5. All materials pertaining to the activities and deci-

sions of

the FBI leading to the arrest by the FBI of

persons in 1971 in Camden, New Jersey, later prosecuted

In the case of United States V. Briggs.

6. All materials pertaining to FBI activity with regard

to the Secret Army

Organization in the San Diedo:

Culifornia, area.

7.

All annual inspection reports for the Intelligence

Division beginning with the earliest available and

including the year 1972-1975.

* Please also include all materials relating to travel by

any of these individuals outside the United States

for, on

behalf of, or at the request of the FBI.

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-14) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ILTR

7 Report dated _

9/9/75

te eate Select Gommittee. 8/20/75 requere

IV - 2a, c,f, i,1,m and g; 2g and h;3b,c;

4m; 7

Originating Office:

9/9/15

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

ECCLOSURR

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NOTE:

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE.COMPLETING.

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATIN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1.

HOW PROVIDED (check appropriate

term.

for review

but not transmitted,

If a document

made available

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

FOR REVIEN

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check

appropriate. term;

add specific names if appropriate)

2. DATE

PROVIDED

918/75

4.

SSC

HSC

IDENTIFICATION

(provide descriptive data

for documents;

interviewee, testifier and

subject)

Bive name or identification

number of briefer,

Memorandur

5.

IN RESPONSE TO (list date.

and item number if in

wise state verbal

request of (name),

response

to formal request,

other-

initiative,' subpoena;

836 Jestor 8/20/75, Fast IV

6.

CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U.

C,

S,

T'S or

Codeword)

7.

the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

used underline for emphasis)

intelligence collection

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

counterintelligence

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

OperatLag procEdUTeS

8.

SUMMARY (see

reverse side before completing this item)

For reVIET EE FBIHO by appropriate SSC Staff Heaters materialo

pertaining to: CHIMBLIRO of Chicago Bleck Peather Perty end

Chicago Pouth gongo; to the opening and maintenance of any files

on various ladividualo and organIzationBi tO PBI actlUSEles la

Masissippi, reflecting information supplied ly, euperutalon of

the handling of parsons known to SSC to have been FBI Informants;

to cia activitian and declaions of the lAl.lending to the arseat

by the did as persons so jild san conden, today di setivity

Weh regard to the Secrat Army Organization In Che San Dlego,

Callf ares; Ali annual inspection reports for the Intelligance

DIvision baglining uith the earllest avallable and including

the year 1972-75.

62-216395

(4)

TREAT AS YELLOMP

ORIGINAL. VIA LISISON TO CENTRAL CONSENITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION HITH SENSTUDY 75

379 | 16-75)

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

9/3/75

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL

(Priority)

TO:

FROM :

SUBJECT:

DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395)

ATTN: INTD - w.O. KREGAR

B BAC, SAN FRANCISCO (62-6887)

U.S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC) ;

INTERVIEW OF FORMER ASSISTANT

DIRECTOR AL BELMONT

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm

Dep. AD iny. Vf

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst..

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. =

• Gen. Inv..

Ident. -

15 p

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv..

Irgining -

Legalicoun.

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSINED

11::

On the morning of 9/2/75, Mr. AL, BELMONT, former t

JAssistant to the Director of FBI, called SAC, San Francisco.

He said that early last week Mr. MIKE EPSTEIN from the Staff *

of the Church Committee called him and said he wanted to come

to California and talk with Mr. BELMONT on Saturday, 8/30/75.

-Mr. BELMONT said that EPSTEIN appeared and talked to him for

-about 30 minutes. His main topic of discussion was the MARlIN

SO LUTHER KING Case. EPSTEIN told BELMONT that he was attempting

"to tie the FBI investigation of the KING case into the "March

Fon Washington." BELMONT told him that the FBI's investigation-

Shad nothing to do with the March on Washington. He further

- told EPSTEIN that the KING case was open because of information

of definite efforts by the Communist Party to influence KING.

EPSTEIN referred to some monograph and then to some

memorandum with BELMONT's initials on it concerning the KING

case and BELMONT told him he had no personal knowledge of that.

Mr. BELMONT stated he merely wante

Bureau.

COmake this known to the

1. 4-846

For the Bureau's information, Mr. BELMONT's physical

condition has deteriorated in the past few months and it ig e

most difficult to understand his speech as

the illness whicht

e has nas allected the control of most

OI his muscles. & SEP 5 1975

le adresea

- Bureau

San Francisco

CWB/cmp

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PRIBA

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SENSTODY 75 REC- 102

1 - Mr. Daly

THIS IS TO ADVISE YOU THAT PURSUANT TO REQUEST FROM THE

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITISS (SSC) I HAVE

RELBASED YOU AND FORMER SA DAVID E. TODD FROM APPLICABLE .

ENCLOYLE SECRECY AGREENENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF A STAFF INTERVICW

BY SSC CONCERNING COINTELPRO AND THE INVESTIGAIICN AT

SAN FRACISCO OF THE BEP. LUSTER B. SEIDEL, STAFF MEMBER OF SJ

WILL TRAVEL TO SAN FRANCISCO TO CONDUCT THE IVIERVIEWS IN

APPROXIMATELY THO WEEKS.

AN AGENT WILL BE AVAILABLE DURING INTERVIEW TO ASSISI IN

MAKING A DETERMINATION AS TO WETHER OR NOR A PARTICULAR

2UAS1ION SEOULD BE RESPONDED TO. THIS AGENT IS NOT TO BE

CÓNSILSPED PRIVATE COUNSEL AND WILL NOT BE PRESENT DURING INTGRE

Assoc. Dir.

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IGREDVENT AND LATERAINE WASTHER HE IS DESIROUS OF FAVING AN

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TODD HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN IN CONTACI WITH LEGAL COUNSEL,

DIVISION CONCERNING ISIS INTERVIEN AND HAS BEEN BRIFIED

CONCERNING HIS RIGET TO COUNSEL, DIE.

SUTRE RESULTS BE CONTACT WITH TODD. YOU SHOULD CONTAGI

LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONCERNING

FOUR. INTERVIER.

NOTES:

зy men 6-2-15 captioned as above it was reconmence

und approved that sAd Charles W. Bates, former SA Davza E. Ioda

and Assistnat Director Robert I. Gebhardt be released from

applicaile secracy agreements for purposes of interview by ssc.

We are separately advising Assistant Director Robert E. Gebhardt

of this decision.

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MAY 1952 EDMON

,G54 8p4e861 CF8 102-11.3

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

: Mr. J. B. Adams

FROM

Legal Couns

SUBjECT: SENSTUDY 75

DATE: 6-2-75

Marit

ALL INFORMATION CONTINUE

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEDS

issoe. Dir.

Dep. ABi Inv..

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The purpose of this memorandum is to advise that

Lester B. Seidell, staff member of the Senate Select Committee, has

intormed us that the Committee intends to interview former SA David Er

Joda, SAC Charles W. Bates,

,, and Assistant Director Robert F. Gebhardt

and to request that the aforementioned employees be released from existing

employment and/or secrecy agreement for purposes of a staff interview.

On the evening of 5-29-75, Lester B. Seidel! telephonically

advised SA Paul V. Daly of this Division that in accordance with the

"guidelines" existing between the Committee and the various intelligence

agencies under review, he was giving notice that he as a representative

of the Committee was going to San Francisco in approximately two to three

weeks, and it was his intention to interview SAC Charles W. Bates, former

SA David E. Todd, and former Assistant to the Director Alan H. Belmont.

He also requested Assistant Director Gebhardt be made available for staîf

interview in Washington, D. C. He asked that the Bureau take the necessary

steps to release the Agents from any existing employment or secrecy

agreements. For the purposes of this interview, he stated he would inquire

of each of the interviewees as to their knowledge and participation in counter-

intelligence activities directed against the Black Panther Party. With regards

to this discussion, he specifically mentioned a Bureau airtel to San Francisco

dated 5-11-70, titled "Counterintelligence and Special Operations (Research

Section). " He stated this document was one of the documents released by

the court in the suit by newscaster Carl Stern. He was asked as to whether

he coula deine more precisely the argas to be covered in the interviews and

stated he could not inasmuch as he didhist khow the various aspects of the

counterintelligence program against the Black Panther Party in the San Francisc

area. Additionally, he advised he was making a request for documents,

3

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1975

1 - Mr. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar,

1 - Mr. Gebhardt

1 - Mmirotis

1 - Mr. Cleveland

1 - Mr. Daly

1 - Mr. Mintz

1 - Personnel File, SAC Charles W. Bates

1 - Personnel File, Assistant Director Robert E. Gebhardt

1 - Personnel File, former SA David E. Todd

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B. Adams.

in writing, which would coincide with the aforementioned topic of interview.

He described these interviews as being "abuse" interviews which according

to the Committee's understanding precludes the presence at an agency

representative during interview. However, an Agent may be available for

consultation purposes. 1:

In the dell was advised by SA Daly that former Assistant

to the Director Belmont was in poor health and that before attempting interview

of Mr. Belmont, he should ascertain his current physical condition. Mr. Seidell

requestea SA Daly determine Mr. Belmont's physical condition. Assistant

Director /Cleveland advised SA Daly on 5-30-75 that Mr. Belmont was very

seriously ill and was suffering from the Shy Drager Syndrome. This informa-

tion was brought to the attention of John Elliff, Task Force Director on

Domestic Intelligence Activities of captioned Committee, and Elliff expressed

dismay that Seidell had made an inquiry concerning the interview of Belmont.

Elliff requested that we not take any action concerning Seidell's request as

to Belmont at this time.

Former SA David E. Todd had previously contacted this

Division and as set forth in memorandum datea 5-16-75 from Legal Counsel

to J. B. Adams, he was advised of his rights, the existence of an employment

secrecy agreement signed by him, of the provisions of Attorney General

Order 501-73, and to his right to

a private attorney. He was also advised

that an Agent would be made available for consultation during the interview

if he so desired. Mr. Todd did not indicate at this point whether he was

desirous of having a Bureau representative available for consultation during

interview. Todd, according to Seidell, stated he would not consider to be

interviewed in the absence of a release of a secrecy agreement by the Bureau.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

(1) That former SA David E. Todd, Assistant Director

Robert E. Gebhardt, and SAC Charles W. Bates be released from their

employment and secrecy agreementsfor purposes of a staff interview concerning

our Cointelpro activities against the Black Panther Party.

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(2) If approved, the employees and former employee will

* be advised and briefed generally concerning the making available of a

Bureau representative for consulation during such an interview and

other pertinent matters to be considered during interview.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

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5010-106

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mir.

W

1 - Mr. E. W. Walsh

2 - Nr. J. A. Mintz

(Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

DATE: 8/11/75

1 - Mr.

W. 0. Cregar

~1 - Mr. R. L. Moore

W.

MY TED

STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Assoc. Dir

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This is to recommend that the Administrative

Division amend its records to indicate that a copy of the:

Foreign Operations Policy Manual (FOPM), currently charged

to SA Robert I. Moore, has been delivered to the sSc.

Reference is made to W. O. Cregar memorandum to

W. R. Wannall, 7/31/75, captioned as above, in which it was

recommended that the Administrative Division make available

to the Intelligence Division one copy of the FOPM for reviey

prior to its being made available to the sSC.

As a result of the review by the Liaison section

there was one deletion from the Manual prior to its being

made available to the SSC.

In Item H on page 5, Section 11,

the name and address appearing for the Bureau's drop box was

deleted. By request 8/4/75, Item I. C., the SSC requested

delivery by Monday, 8/11/75, of the

FOPM previously made

accessible at FBIHQ.

RECOMMENDATION:

DATE 20 1 324U/RE

It is recommended that the records of the

Administrative Division be amended to indicate that a copy

of the FOPM (copy #10), currently charged to SA Robert L.

Moore, has been delivered to the SSC. The Manual delivered

to SSC will reflect the same deletion as indicated above.

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

• Memo DJ Report dated _

8/11/75

Yaon gnate Select Committee, to study Govt.

Operations with Respect to Intelli-

gerice activities. Request for FBI Materials,

8/5/75 Includes Foreign Operations POliCY Manual

Orieinating Oftice:

Delivered by:

Received by:

Pell adly

Date: 211/75

Title: Cuntil

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

• Memorandum

TO

Mx. J.

• Adams

FROM

:

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Counsel

1 - Mx. Mintz

I - Mx. Wannall

(Attn: Mr. Cregar)

DATE: 9/10/75

• 1 - Mrs. Metcalf

1

- Mr.

Hotis

1 - Mx. Daly

Assoc. Dire.

Dop. AD Admi-

Dap. AD Inug

Asst. Dir.:

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inspiris us

ISOBJECT:

STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAL,

COMMITTEE REQUESTS

instudy

11975

The purpose of the memorandum is to set forth in

• form the requests we have received from various Com<

mittees in Congress and the status of our replies.

Senate Select Committee on

Intelligence Activities (Church's Committee)

9811

Date of Request

Nature of Request

Status

Letter, 8/5/75

Request for FBI materials

Response

being

with respect to surreptitious prepared,"

entries.

1

Letter, 8/8/75

Request for materials

Response deliverèd.

relating to mail

surveillance.

Letter, 8/12/75

Request that FBI provide

third-agency. clearance of

FBI materials possessed by

IRS.

Letter, 8/20/75

Additional request for FBI

materials and names of Agents

in connection with mail open-

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Letter, 8/25/75

Request for

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(a) Robert Maheu; (b) Sam

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(d) Santos Trafficante.

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STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAL

COMMITTEE REQUESTS

Date of Request

Letter, 8/27/75

Letter, 8/27/75

Letter, 8/28/75

Nature of Request

Additional request for

FBI materials in two parts,

• Part I for delivery to Com-

mittee offices and Part II

for access to screen for

delivery to Committee offices.

Addition to the Document

Request delivered 8/27/75.

All outstanding requests

for materials relating to

King matters, with limited

exception of (I) DeLoach's

8/24-27/64 memos pertaining

• to. 1964 Democratic National

Convention, and (2) those

Status

• Partial response

delivered:

Response: being

prepared.

• Partial response

• delivered.

Letter, 8/29:/75

Request for tax information Response being

on certain individuals.

prepared.

Letter, 9:/5/75

Information on IRS employees

Response being

who supplied tax returns to

prepared.

FBI Agents as related to

COINTELPRO.

Subcommittee on Government Information and

Individual Rights.

62:99229

House Committee on Government Operations (Abzug's Committee)

Date of Request Nature of Request:

Status

Letter, 8/26/75

Request for all inspection

Response. being

reports of FBI regarding its

prepared.

investigation of alleged

im-

proper activities by FBI Agent

Kenneth Whittaker

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STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAI

COMMITTEE REQUESTS

Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights

Committee on the Judiciary (Edwards' Committee)

Date of Request

Nature of Request

Letter, 8/28/75

Request for Forms 86 and

Fingerprint Cards for

Parker and Klee and

Status

Response delivered.

Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties and the 6.2

Administration of Justice,

1161116

Committee on the Judiciary (Kastenmeier's Committee)

Date of Request Nature of Request

Status

Letter, 8/6/75

Request pertaining to the

National Security Index.

Response delivered

to the Department:

House Select Committee "(Pike's Committee)

Date of Request

Nature of Request

12-116464

Status

Letter, 8/19/75

Request (7/22/75) all

documents provided to sse

• Partial response

delivered.

(7/22/75) General Counsel'

opinions of authorities

(7/29/75) most current FBI

organizational chart; (7/30/75)

access to all FBI information

provided to GAO; and (8/13/75)

proposed FBI guidelines.

Letter, 8/19/75

Request for current Bureau

Response delivered.

organizational chart.

Letter, 8/20/75

Request for information

- concerning informants.

Letter, 8/22/75

Request for Sections in

the FBI Manual of

Response being

prepared.

Response delivered

• to the Department.

Instructions.

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RE :

STATUS OF RESPONSES TO CONGRESSIONAL

COMMITTEE REQUESTS

Date of Request

Letter, 8/27/75

Letter, 8/27/75

Letter, 8/27/75

Letter, 8/27/75

Letter, 8/29/75

Letter, 9/2/75

Letter, 9/2/75

Nature of Request

Request for any material

regarding Donald Uffinger

Status

Response being

prepared.

(Private Investigator in

Virginia) and regarding

Richard Bast (Private In-

vestigator in Washington,

D.C..:) .

Request for interviews

Response being held

with SAs Ed Ruddiger and

in abeyance pending

Frank Schwartz, Daniel Mahan, review of documents.

Charles Harvey

and Charles

Anderson.

Request for information re-

Lating to all FBI projects

Response being

prepared.

which included mail inter-

• cepts, Including so-called

"Z-Covers" project, from

1958 to date.

Request for delivery of all Response being

ADEX lists maintained since

prepared.

1/1/73. until the present:

Request delivery of Sections Response being

Man 1 in 130 tone Fl peepared.

Request all materials dealing Response being

with the "threatening note"

prepared.

received by FBI Dallas Office

from Oswald and for interview

of SA James P. Hosty•

Request for all materials

Response. being

prepared.

Spencer, West Virgeria, Post

and any materal re-

garding. Iormer Postmastel

Hamilton of that office

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STATUS OF RESPONSE TO CONGRESSIONAL

COMMITTEE REQUESTS

Date of Request

Nature of Request

Letter, 9/2/75

Request for materials

"break-ins"

ter the National k-curity

Agency prior to 1966.

Status

Response being

prepared.

Hearings

Date of Request

Orally, 9/10/75

Nature of Request

Status

Request to arrange testimony Date of testimony

before Subcommittee on Postal is set for 10/1/75.

Facilities, Mail, and Labor

lanagemen

of the Post Office

nd Civil Service Committe

concerning mail covers and mail

openings.

Anticipated Hearings

We have been informally advised that there will be

earings before the Senate Select Committee on mail openings

and other topics

sometime in October and the House Select

Committee hearings are scheduled for sometime during the first

week of October.

The topic for the House Select Committee

hearings is not known.

RECOMMENDATION:

For information.

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1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. R. H. Ross

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UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT

COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVEENMENTAL

OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

ALL INS ORMATION CONTAINEN

HERELY IS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT

THERE GHOUL OTHERSISE

Reference is made to the memorandu dated August 13, 1975,

from Vir. Douglas R. Marvin, Counselor to the Attorney General, to

Mr. W. Raymond Wannall, of this Bureau, captioned, Senate Select

Committee Request for Information on Warrantless Electronic

Surveillances," which enclosed an SSC request dated July Y, 1975, and

to my memorandum, captioned as above, dated August 25, 1975.

Enclosed is the original of a memorandum containing a

response to question #24. The enclosed memorandur does not contain

the identity of the requesting Presidential appointee within the specific

agency nor the number of surveillances requested by that individual.

This data is asked for in question #24. To give a clear response would

require an explanation involving the fact that the Presidential appointee

criteria did not become applicable until the recent Presidential

sirective.

itsell, our response has only identified the requesting agencies and thes

number of requests.

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A briefing for Senators Church and Tower has been provided

covering warrantless electronic surveillances, surreptitious entry for

recovery of cryptographic material, teletype coverage requested by the

National Security Agency and electronic penetration of communications

equipment requested by the National Security Agency

The White House

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The Attorney General

asked that agencies of the intelligence community not respond to any

requests from the SSC covering these matters untll the briefing had been

given. The goal of the briefing was to confine knowledge of these matters

to Senators Church and Tower and avold proliferation of this information

throughout the SSC staff. In view of this, it is recommended that the

enclosed material not be made avallable to the SSC stall until it is dis -

cussed with the White House. I further urge that it be made clear to the

White. House that if thie material is to be made avallable to the SSC that

access to the enclosed material be limited to Senators Church, Tower,

and SSC Staff Director William Miller only.

A copy of the memorandum is enclosed for your records.

Enclosures - 2

1 - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

NOTE:

Memorandum 8/25/75, to the Attorney General, enclosed

responses to Questions 2, 3, 9, 10, 14, 15, and 21. Responses to

Questions 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 17 were provided in memorandum

9/16/75, to the Attorney General.

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TERA SHE ONE TATIED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITEE

INFORMATION CONTAINER

September 19, 1975

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONE

WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

REX REQUEST PERTAINING TO WARRANTLESS

ELECTRONIC SURYFILLANCES FOR

NATIONAL SECURITY PURPOSES

INFORVIATION

SECURITY

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subjeet to Criminal Sanctions

NATIONAL

Reference is made to SSC letter dated July 7, 1975, with

attached questionnaire.

Question #24, "With respect to electronic surveillance

directed at encoded, non-conversational communications conducted

In the interests of national security and foreign intelligence," asked

the following questions:

Question $24a asked: "What were the total number of such

surveillances for each year from 1966 to 1968?" (1975)

With respect to this question, the number of survelllances

directed at encoded, non-conversattonal communications is as

follows: 1986, 51; 1967, 51; 1968, 54; 1969, 59; 1970, 72; 1971, 79;

sfed

1972, 80; 1973, 98; 1974, 91; 1975 (through August 29, 1975), 87.

The statistics for each year represent the number of surveillance

operations directed at encoded non-conversational communication

systems of a particular subject. (5)

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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Re: Reguest Pertaining to Warrantiess

Electronic Survelllances for

National Security Purposes

Question #24b asked: "What have been the identities of the

agencies and the Presidential appointees who have initiated requests

for such survelllance for each year from 1960 to the present?"

With respect to this question, all surveillances noted in #24a

above were initiated upon a request from the National Security Ageney

(NSA) except one which originated with the FBI. In the past all NSA

requests were made by the head of NSA or a responsible official thereof.

Currently all NSA recommendations, whether initial requests or continua-

tons for survelllances, are originated by General Lew Allen, Director,

NSA, and are considered by senior representatives of the Departments of

State and Defense and the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI). The

requests to be recommended are then submitted over the signature of

Vir. William Colby, DCI, with the written concurrence of Dr. Henry

Kissinger, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs.

Both the DCI and the Assistant to the President for National Security

Affairs indicate that the requests are necessary for the conduct of foreign

affairs matters which are important to the national security of the

United States. Based on the above recommendations, the Director of the

FBl then recommends Attorney General approval of the surveillances.

The chart which follows pertains to the questions 424c through

I, which are:

C. "How many such requests have been initiated by each

agency and each Presidential appointee for each year from 1966 to the

present?"

d. "How many of such requests initiated by each agency and

each Presidential appointee have been approved by the Attorney General

for each year from 1980 to the present?"

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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Re: Request Pertaining to Warrantless

Electronic Surveillances for

National Security Purposes

e. "How many requests have been made by each agency and

each Presidential appointee for the continuation of such previously

approved surveillance for each year from 1966 to the present?"

I. "How many of the requests made by each agency and each

Presidential appointee for the continuation of such previously approved

survelllance have been approved by the Attorney General for each year

from 1966 to the present?"

Year

Question c.

Initial

Requests

Question d.

Question e.

Initial Requests Continuations

Approved

Requested

Question f.

Continuations

Approved

1966 (NSA)

1967 (NSA)

1968 (NSA)

1969 (NSA)

1970 (NSA)

1971 (NSA)

1972 (NSA)

1973 (NSA)

1974 (NBA)

1975 (NSA)

(FBI)

10

7

15

8

8

20

3

23

1

5*

15

1

99

157

198

237

265

269

302

328

345

148

1

99

1

* Where statistics show more approvals

than requests it is indicative of requests made in

one year being approved in the following year:

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HANDLE

IP SECRET - UMERA

VIA COMINT CHANNELS ONLY

Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Re: Request Pertaining to Warrantless

Electronic Surveillances for

National Security Purposes

..

The statistics for each year represent the numker of surveil-

lance operations directed at encoded non-conversational communication

systems of a particular subject. liegarding the statistics in columns e.

and f. it should be noted that one surveillance operation could generate

more than one continuance request in one year. Also, several of the

surveillance operations noted above involved plaintext non-conversational

as contrasted to encoded non-conversational communications.

Question #24g asked: "Tor each year from 1906 to the present,

how many such surveillances have been instituted in (1) the United States;

(2) North America, other than the United States; (3) South America;

(4) Western Europe; (5) Eastern Burope; (6) Africa, (7) the Middle Bast;

(8) Southeast Asia: (Đ) the rest of Asia?"

With respect to this question, all surveillance operations noted

above have been instituted within the United States.

I - The Attorney General

NOTE:

Classified

nora" as it discloses sensitive

Bureau methods and Bareru interest in fureign establishments. Legend

"Handle Via Comint Channels Only" is utilized in accordance with pro-

cedures pertaining to the transmittal of communications intelligence

material.

NOTE CONTINUED

TOP SECRET - UMARA

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•'e.

TOO SECRET - UMBRA

VANDLE VIA CEMENT CHANNELS ONTY

Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Re: Request Pertaining to Warrantless

Electronic Surveillances for

National Security Purposes

-

NOTE CONTINUED:

The reference to "Presidential appointee" quoted in Question #24

is from the Attorney General's 6/24/75 letter to Senator Kennedy and

ultimately from the President's 12/19/74 memorandum to the Attorney

General. The SSC question attempts to measure by standard established

on 12/19/74 activities which occurred in 1966. Since a listing by

Presidential appointees would not account for all requests made it would

require an explanation that the Presidential appointee criteria came into

effect as a result of the Presidential Directive of 12/19/74.

The directive

is the subject of a separate question which the Department has reserved

to itself for a response. No comment is therefore being directed to

Presidential appointees or the directive. In view of this the response

given here is appropriate.

This question pertains only to electronic surveillance of non-

conversational communications. The statistics furnished were obtained

by review of all Telex and EPCE requests conveyed by the Bureau to the

Attorney General. These statistics do not include two 1975 surveillances

of closed circuit television (CCTV) requested by FBI and approved.

Classified ''Top Sècret" since it contains information from

the Presidential Directive, dated 12/19/74, which is so classified.

TOP SECRET - UMARA

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ULTR

• Memo

→ Report dated -

9/19/75

Caption oF socatent:

„Select Committee.7/7/75 request

I Request Pertaining to Warrantless

Electronic Surveillances

for National

Security Purposes

Originating Office:

FBI

Delivered by:

- Date: 919-46

Received by: fach tal

Tite: Speed test tHE

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBl

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DATE / O3Y

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side before

completing this

item)

Information furnished regarding warrantless electronic

surveillances for National Security purposes; as to number

of surveillances directed at encoded, non-conversational

communications, who initiated request for these surveillances

and how many approved by Attorney General.

62-116395

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IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75

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substance of information and showing relationship to Intelligence Community

matters if appropriate.

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the nico

Moy General

A. Mintz

MI. J. B. Hotis)

1

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w. O. Cregar

1 - HI. R. A. Mendenhall

Soptanbet 19, 1975

1014

MITRD SINTES

RefErEnES iN MadO tO 2 rEGUNSE frON thA SSC

dated Aurant 32, 1315, romesting cartain documents and

other information Iros

the FBI concorning the obtaining

Of SnOOne tAX ISfOLIAtiOn ION thA INtaTIal FArONUE SANTiCE

(IRS) ulti respect to 13 Individuals and los organizatione.

ittachad for your appraval and formarding to the

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Assoc. Dir.

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Comp. Syst. —

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Filos & Com. =

Gan. Int. -

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J. A. Hintz

• (1 - HI. J. B. Hotis)

1 - HI. W. R. Hannall

1 - i1r.

W. 0. Cregar

1-1.

R.

• A. Hendenhall

Septenber 19, 1975

WHITED STATES SENATE SELECT CONSISTEN

TO STUDY COVEPINENIAI OPFRATIONS

VITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGINCI ACTIVITIAS (380)

Referonce is nade to SSC request dated August 29,

1975, requesting dooments and cortain Information per-

taining to the obtaining of income tax information Iron the

Infersation concerning the

following Individaals and/or organisations vas requested:

Herbort C, Kchaned, Eatherine Dunham, Herbert Karcuse,

BiafIa Malial SOIVICes Foundation, Charles Earl Cobb, JI.,

Courtland Verson Cox, Douglas Vitagorald DOws, Institute

for Polloy Stadioa (IPS), ¿arcus Goodnan Falkia, Richard Jackron

Barnet, U, 5. Students Press Assoolation, Beacon Pross,

CanbIlage Institute Center for Community Develorent.

In--

closad are 32 documents contalaing information rolating to

the origination and requesting of information of an incoue

tax nature pertalning to the above individuals and/or 0Isa7i-

zatlors.

It ahould be'soted no information vas locateit with

raspact to the obtaininy or raquarting of incone tax infor

natlos in tha filos of the PBI regarting Jouglas Iltzgerald

Dowd, Beacon Frass, of Cambridge Institute Center for

Community Development. It should be further noted that a

revion of pertinent isles concerning Herbert C. Moharmed

revaled no Incons tax inforuation or docents fIon IFS

In conpection with this Bureau's raquest for sach infornation.

Alco, inforation concerning Rankin and Barnst 18 sot forth

In those documents pertaining to I18.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

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Dap. AD

Dep. AD

Asse. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com. _

Gon. Inv. —

Ident. _

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval.

Spoc. Inv.

Training.

Legal Coun.

Talophono Rm.

irector 30g

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'his 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

nel without the express approval of the FBI •

our committee and the conten may not be discased to uns horsed gerson Cl

ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY FURNISHED TO ATTORNEY GENERAI

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ENCLOSURE,

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RE:

United States Senate Select Committee

To Study Governmental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Documents submitted by IRS with respect to requests

for income tax information were filed in the substantive case

file at FBI Headquarters.

Copies of these communications were

forwarded to Interested FBI field offices by letter or

routing slip.

Where a routing slip was used, no copy of such

was retained in the file; however, a notation was placed in

the file that coples

Inasnuch as IRs was the originating agency for income tax

information furnished the FBI concerning the above-named

a that open the no

Individuals and/or organizations, any SSC request for copies of

such information so supplied should be directed to IRs.

Set forth below is the identity of FBI personnel

who would have had firsthand knowledge of the reason for

a request for income tax information from IRS concerning the

above-named individuals and/or organizations:

Herbert C. Mohammed

SA T. J. Deakin

Katherine Dunham

SA E. R. Stark

Herbert Marcuse

SA N. J. Mastrovich

Biafra Relief Services Foundation

SA E. H. Mossburg

Charles Earl Cobb, JI.

SA J. 0. Ingram

Institute for Policy Studies (IPS)

Marcus Goodman Raskin

Richard Jackson Barnet

SA H.. Mallet

U. S. Students Press Association

SA

• D. P. White

Enclosures (32)

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ke:

United Statas Senate Select Committee

To study Governmental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activities

(SSC)

NOTS:

Review of matters pertaining to Mohanned, Dunham,

Biafra Relief Services Poundation, Cabb, and Cox were handled

by SA Robert Shea, IS-1 Section.

Hattors pertaining to

Harcase, IPS, Raskin, Barnet, and U. S. Students Press

Association were handled and reviewed by SA George Lex,

IS section.

Numerous references mere located in Bureau flles

pertaining to Dowd, Beacon Press, and Canbridge Institute

Conter for Community Developient, however, a revies of these

references did not reveal a request for incone tax Inforna-

SA B. C. Rachner, CI-A Section, was contacted re-

garding Dowd, Beacon Press, and Cambridge Institute Center

for Cormunity Development Inasmuch as he currently maintalna

Ilalson w1th IRS. IT. Rachner indieated a review of infor-

mation avallable to him regarding past requeste for incoue

tax information falled to indicate such information had been

roguested in these three instances.

between Mr. John T. Elliff, SSC Staff Member, and MesaIs,

#. O. Cregar and E. W. Larson, JI., of the FBI On 9/10/75,

it was agreed only documents pertaining to Income tax infor-

nation would be furnished the SSC staff and not the entire

Ille concerning the above-naned individuals and organizations

as indicated in the SSC request.

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.!."

5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

OLTR

• Memo • Report dated _

9/19/75

U.S

Caption of Document:

Senate Select Committee.8/29/75 request

(Income tax information)

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SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

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CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

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ATTN: Central Index

FBI

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.)

¿I DOCUMENT !

BRIEFING INTERVIEW!

TESTIMONY

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2. DATE PROVIDED

9/29/75

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HSC

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interviewee, testifier and subject)

Memorandur and enclosures

S. Wise

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$SC letter 8/29/75

6. CLASSMATION SO E

KEY 'unde finter t e ppasopriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

Treasury Departnent - Internal Revenue Service

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Documenta furnished regerdire incone tax Inforation as

received fron IRS on various individuals and/or organizations

in connection with FBI Investigations.

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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,

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OPTIONAL TORM NO. 10

30:0-105

WAY 1952 FOITION

GIS, GRIS, REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES O

ERNMENI

Memorandum.

: Go 511111v23

Ge Co Boore) An

1.

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1

C.D. Deloach

]

WoC. Sullivan

-3x, T.I. Bishop

DATE: May 7, 1968

1

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HERBERT C.

LICHAMKED

RACIAL MATTERS - NATION OF ISLAM

This is to request income tax forms for

the fast three

years concerning Herbert C. Monarmed, Public Relations

| of the black nationalist estremiss Nation ae Islan

Director

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

BACKGROUND:

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

Herbert C. Mohammed is the son of the national leader

of the NOI, Elijah Muhammad, It Is noted That lather and

sOn

spell their last names dillerently. The NOI preaches hatred

of the white race and advocates a separate nation for Anerican

Negroes.

Herbert Mohammea is the logital succesgor, to his

father as leader of this extremist group.

Herbert

Mohammed is involved in several NOI businesses

and is. the manager of former heavyweight boxing champion Cassius

Clay.

Herbert Mohanned has been described as money crazy and

one who will do anything for money. A review of his income tax

returns might indicate be

_Is vulnerable in this area.

If Herbert Mohammed could be removed as successor to

the leadership of the NOI, it would place our top level NoI

informants in a better position to neutilize this extremist cult.

The Chicago Division, where the NOl is headquartered, recommends

we develop long-range counterintelligence measures to neutralize

Herbert Mohammed. A first step would be to review his tax returns.

RECOMMENDATION:

TeN: 122-365-13 lose

C: istants 5-03-6607

Attached are original

and one copy of a blind memorandum

for the Liaison Section to use in requesting interned Revenue

Service to furnish us copies of Herbert iohammed's Federal

incoue

tax returns.

REC-40

MAY 15 1969-

Enclosure

105-54773

'1 - 100-448006 (Counterintelligence Program)

nel without the express approval of the FBI •

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1

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Dạ CH! :

shop

Putnam

Moore

Stark

Deakin

REC.AN

b!

May 7, 1968

BY LIAISON

LIDADEN C. MOVANED

Herbert C. Mohanned is enployed as Public Relations

Director of the

Nation of Islam (10I).

He is the son of

Elijc Rubaumad, national icader of the NOl. It is noted that

father

Pnd 502

spell theis lact zones dilicrently.

Herbert

Hohnoned is engaged in several NoY enterorises and is the

managor of loner heavyweight bozing champion Cassius Clay

wild goes by the name Muhamuad All.

Herbert Mohammed has

residod at 7310 Couth Constance Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, since

195%. He formerly lived at 4547 South

Woodlawn Avenue,

Chicago, Illinois.

it is requested that two uncertilled copies each of

Herbert Mohamed's tax returns for the past three years be

unde available.

It is also requested that results of any

Invostigation

involving forbert longued's tan returns be made

available.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEO

105200-149006 (CounterIntelligence Program AT 2) 000/SR2AM/

105-54773 (Herbert Mohammed)

(10)

NOTE:

See memorandum G.C. Moore to Mr.

W.C. Sullivan dated

5-7-68, captioned as above,

prepared by TJD:tod.

ORIGINAL AND ONE TO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE BY LIAISON

Tolson

Delouch

kishs -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt

HAVE 4 1958

du.en

calliven

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OFTIONAL FORM NG. 10

MAY, 1982 EDITION

JIGSA FPMR (4 CFP) 10/-1.6

UÑITED STATES

GU

ENMENT

Memorandum.

TO"

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-11625)

DATE:. 3/13/69

FROM

SAC, SPRINGFIELD (157-1154) (P)

SUBJECT:

KATHERING DUNHAM, aKa

RM

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

00:

SPRINGFIELD

DATED EROUS SPRAINEW

Re Springfield airtel and LEM, 2/5/59 (no copy

to WFO) .

The Bureau is requested to cause the

subject's

federal income tax returns to be checked for the past

three years.

Subject has Social Security number 567-56-

5878 under the name KATHERINE DUNHAM. She has a Social

Security number 330-14-2832 under her married name,

KATHERINE DUNHAN PRATT;

aka Mrs. JOHN T. PRATT.

She

may have filed a joint income tax retarn with her hus

wic nas social security number

068-24-8427.

She and her husband reside at 532 North

10th Street, East St. Louis, Illinois.

the

They have in

past used the legal addresses,

338 West 8Sth Street,

New

York, New York and 340 West 47th Street, New York,

New York.

Both the subject and her husband

are employed

by Southern Illinois University at Bast St. Louis, Illinois,

which is a subsidiary of Southern Idlinois University,

Edwardsville, Illinois, which is a subsidiary of Southern

Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.

For the information of the Bureau, the state

of Illinois has no income tas.

WEO is requested to check the Passport Office

of the U. S. Department of State concerning the subject's

passport records for current data concerning the subject's

travel abroad.

For background data concerning subject,

see WrO file 161-4100. For the information of WEO, CHARLES

KOEN, Black extremist, currently Midwest Director of SNCC,

nas complained that the subject is important to him be-

cause slie handles

international contacts.

Đ78

-

Bureau (157-11525) (RM)

- WEO • (RAi)

2 - Springfield (157-1154)

?..n

A MAR 14 1969

*WL/men document is prepared in response to your request and is not vor dissemi

Its use is limited to official praceedings

i can ice w i the content may nut be disclosed to unaut oned person.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

30:0-106

MAY 19GI EDITION

OSA GEN, RIG NO 27

UNITED STATES C

RAMENT

Memorandum.

1R0M

Mr.

Wo C. Sullivan /

G.

c. Moore A

1 - Mr. C. Do DeLoach

1 - Mr. W. C. Sullivan

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

DATE: March 20, 1969

1 - Liaison

1 - Mr. E. R. Stark

• ;

Toison

Delon't,

Mon: -

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delires -

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KATHERINE DUNHAM

RACIAL MATTERS - BLACK NATIONALIST ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

D.V, fire

In accordance with a request made by Springfield, this

I recommends that uncertified copies of Dunham's income tax

returns for the past three years be obtained from Internal

Revenue Service.

Charles Koen, former head of the Black Liberators,

black extremist group in St. Louis,

Missouri, which patterns its

activities after those of the Black Panther Party, has described

/ Dunham as being very important to him because she handles "inter-

Duriai has à history of Cunhariot Pasty li?

and CP front group affiliation, is closely associated with black

extremists and is possibly Charles Koen's financial angel.

Dunham, a Negro dancer and choreographer, is director of the

Performing Arts Center,! Southern Illinois University, East St. Louisy

Illinois. She owns property in Haiti.

Le Pila.i:

In connection with our investigation to develop fi

information concerning the sources of funds of black extremists

a review of the subject's Federal income tax returns is pertinent,

In addition, there is a possibility that this check may disclose

la violation of Internal Revenue laws which could result in

action against the subject.

RECOMMENDATION:

54/69

SIST

4/2/67 6-5

If approvea this memorandun shoula be referred to the

Liaison Section to make the necessary contact with the Internal

Revenue Service.

REC- 140

MCT-37

15/.

Enclosure

17 APR

1963

ERS: 1kk

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(6) /

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nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official praceedings by

your Cormittee and the content may nut be disclosed to ungrthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBl .

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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 bu

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the

expréss approval of the rBI.

NW 55241

r. C. D. DeLoach

adr.

W. C. Sullivan

1

1 - Liaison

1 - Mr. E. R. Stark

March 2I, 1969

KATURINE DUTIE

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 027-00 BY STALER

Uncertiried copies ot incone tax retuchs for the

past three yeass are requested concerning the following:

Name:

KATIERINA DUNHAM

Social Security

Fumber:

567-55-5678 (As Fatherine Dunhan)

330-14-2432 (As Katherine Inha

Fratt)

Spouse:

JOHN

T.

PRATT

Residence:

=...

332 North Panth Strcet

dast St. Louis, Il11

Illinois

Forner

Residences:

11'

338 West 88ch Street

New York, lew York:

340 Nest 47th Street

New York, New York

Employment:

Southern Milinois University

Basi St. Louis, Illinois.

GRIGINAL AND ONE TO INTERNAL REVINUE SERVICE

ERS: LK (8) 1

NOTE:

See meñorandum G. C. Moore to

W. C. Sullivan,.

dated 3/20/69, captioned "Katherine Dunhan, Racial Matters

Black Nationalist," prepared by ERS:1k.

sEr-

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SUBJECT:

Keries

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5610-109 '

APAT'IDGE EDITION

1'GSA, GEN. MEG. NO. 37

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum.

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-445771)

DATE:

9/16/69

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-13701) (P)

HERBERT MARCUSE

SHACK-SFORD

SM-ANA

(00: San Diego)

GRIFFITH

It is requested that the Bureau obtain copies of the

last two federal income tax returns filed by subject.

Subject does a considerable amount of travelling and

gives numerous lectures and speeches.

It is believed that

reierence to his tax returns could identify some or the groups

sponsoring his appearances.

The following is given for identification purposes:

Name

MPS. HERBERT MARCUSE

DOB

7/19/98

POB

Berlin,

Germany

Citizenship

Naturalized U.S. 5/18/40,

New York City

Social Security No.

Wife

Residence

093-28-1515

INGE MARCUSE

8831 Cliffridge Ave.,

San Digo, California

Employment

Prolessor,

University of California at

sam Diego.

4, lies:

iC.2-

• Bureau (RM)

2- San Diego

REI:mmh

(4)

RECT /02-445771-56

& SEP 17 1969

EX 106

ease to i rest on a to ye disseman

-ec.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

580CT 161969 Gion the en the cre of the set o

in Commotee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

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TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1OAZ EDITION

5010-106

OSA GEN. RIO. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

MENT

Memorandum

Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: 9-24-69

FROM : Mr. C. D. Brennan

Tolson -

DeLooch

Mohi -

Bishop.

Casper

Callahan

Conrad.

Felt -

Gale -

Rosen -

54 Sullivan

Tavel -

#Trotter -

Tele. Room

Holmes -

sandy -

SUBJECT:

HERBERT MARCUSE

SECURITY MATTER - ANARCHIST

DATE 0:2200 BILE

This memorandum is to recommend

that uncertified

copies of 1967 and 1968 Federal Intome Tax Returns filed by r

subject be obtained from the Internal Revenue Service.

Herbert Marcuse, 71 years old, born Berlin, Germany,

became a naturalized United States citizen 5-8-40 in New Yorl,

New York.

He is a Security Index Subject of the San Diego

(Office and a professor of philosophy at the University of

California, San Diego, California.

He has been described

the foremost literary

symbol and philosopher of the New Left.

He has a Doctor of Philosophy Degree.

He has written bools

and lectured on Marxist philosophy and is described

avowed Marxist intellectual without Communist Party affiliation.

Marcuse is currently on an extended trip throughout

Europe giving lectures.

He travels and lectures extensively

both in this country and abroad.

San Diego requested that

copies of subject's income tax returns be obtained for review

in order to possibly identify at least some of the groups

sponsoring his appearances.

12.

A blind memorandum on Marcuse is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

Internal

That Liaison deliver d

attached blind memorand to

Revenue Service with the request that uncertified

copies of federal Income Tax Returns for the last two years

be furnished.

Enclosure ENcLOsURE

NJM: 1jw

(7)

WES REC 46

+00-4484111-57

1 - Mr.

C.

Nir.

W.

D. DeLoach

C. Sullivan

Б. ОСТ I4 1969

Mr. C. D. Brennan

27777

- Liaison Section

1 - Mr. T. J. McNiff

5T-110

1 ~ NT. N. J. Mastrovich

7 0 DCT 22 1969

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not to dogs mis

nation outside your Committee.

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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Soptember 24, 1969

HERBERT MARCUSE

Herbert Marcuse was born 7-19-98 at Berlin, Germany,

immigrated to this country in 1934 and became a naturalized

United States citizen in 1940.

Since January, 1967, he has resided at 3831 Cliffridge

Avenue, San Diego, California,

and has, since that time, been

employed as a professor of philosophy, University oi Calitornia,

San Diego, California.

It is requested that uncertified copies of Federal

Income Tax Returns filed by Marcuse for 1967 and 1968 be

furnished.

(9)

NOTE:

See memorandum Mr.

Sullivan dated September 24,

C.

D. Brennan to Mr. W. C.

1969, prepared by NJM:ljw.

.;

olson

* Loach

shr -

shop.

sper

llahon -

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i.

Mr. D. P. White

SAC, San Diego (100-13701)

Director, BEC 1200-115771) - 62

HERBERT MARCUSE

SM • ANA

12/8/69

ReSDlet 9/16/69.

There are enclosed an Internal Revenue Service

letter dated 11/21/69, and single Xerox copies of the

Federal income tax returns for, subjeet for years 1967 and

your ille concerning subject, and if any discrepancies are

noted, submit such infornation to the Bureau in form

• suitable for dissenination.

This information will be

furnished to the Internal Revenue Service for Lurther

consideration by that agency.

Enclosures - 3

DPW: r52

(4) /-1

ALL INFORMATION GONEPINED

DATE 2200 SALARI

NOTE:

Tax returns being furnished San Diego for information

and possible counterintelligence steps against him.

I'has document as prepared in response to your request and is not for disseme

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to offical proceedings os

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel withou the express caproval of the FBI.

Tolson

DeLoach

Walters

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

MAILED. 9

DEC 5 1969

Conrad

Felt

COMM-FBI

Gale.

Rosen

Sullivan C%

Tavel -

Soyurs

9DEC1 71033

Tele. Room -

Holmes -

Gondy

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FROM

:

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

MAY 1987 EDITION

GEa FEAR (61 GEF) 101-11.01

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

!

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-5236)

SAG, NEW YORK (105-101890) (P)

BIAFRA RELIEF SERVICES FOUNDATION

RA-BIAFRA

(00: NY)

DATE: 10/16/69

ReWFOlet and LHM, 9/30/69.

Pretext inquiry, that of seeking general intor-

mation concerning above organization, was conducted on

10/15/69, and developed information that this organization

claims to be incorporated in the State of New York since

approximately September, 1968.

Mr. R. BROWN, New York Secretary's of state

BROWN,

Office, 270 Broadway, MYC, advised 10/15/69, that the

records concerning the incorporation of any organization

sould lonintaing the ley, the secretary of

For the assistance of the Albany Division, cap-

tioned organization is located at 777 United Wations Plaza,

New York, NY 10017.

ALL :

"=?.

«*" ENCO

LEADS

101

ALBANY

EX-103

AT ALBANY, NEW YORK. Is requested to contact the

Office of the Secretary of State, to ascertain if in fact

Captioned organization is incorporated, and, if available,

the articles of incorporation.

REG- 5

2) - Bureau (RM)

2 - Washington Field (97-1954) (RM)

2 - Albany (RM)

- New York

OCT 2.419,5?

RAM:ined

# OCT 21 1969.

Is mannered in responge to your request and is nof

for dissensi

your Committee.

Its use is limited to officie

breedings by

Ummistee and the content may nut be disclosed to uncitr

mised person

nel without the express approval of the FBI a

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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NY 105-101890

ASHINGTON FIELD

AT WISHINGTON, D.C. At the Zuling Section,

Exempt Organization Branch, Internal herenue Service,

obtain all information pertaining to captioned organization

as indicated in IRS reply dated 8/28/65

2

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OPTIONAL FORM ND. 10

MAY 1NS EDITION

ia: (a6a (41659) 101-110

UNITED STATES G

ORNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (97-5236)

TINK

SAC, TO (97-1954) (RUC)

"!""

SUBJÉCT: BIAFRA RELIEF SEEVICES FOUNDATION

RA-BIAFRA

(00: NY)

DATE:

10/31/69

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSINIED

ReWFO let and IHM dated 9/30/69, and NY let to

Bureau dated 10/16/69. |

Referenced NY let requests Wro to obtain all

information pertaining to captioned organization, from the

Ruling Section, Exempt Organization Branch, Internal Revenue

Seryice (IRS) .

This request is result of information, furnished

in referenced UFO LilM in the torm of a letter datea sizordo, Lo

the Biafra Relief Services Foundation, c/o DONATUS V. ANYANWU,

435 West 119th Street, New York, New York, 10027, notifying

captioned organization of the ruling that

it was

tax exempt from

Federal income.tax, under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal

Revenue Code. This letter was signed by MILTON CERNY (illegible)

Chief, Rulings Section, Exempt Organizations Branch.

REQUEST OF THE BUREAU

Will WHIT

In accordance with existing Bureau policy relatilg

LHM

to obtaining of Federal tax information, it is requested that

prakened by

Bureau liaison review IRS file on captioned organization, with

10131169

emphasis on obtaining the following information:

1.

Information pestaining to the origin of the Biafra

Relief Services Foundation, any evolutionary changes

in the organization.

19-0

REC- 5)

Bureau

2 - New York (105-101890) (Rº1)

ST. 105

SEEN DECEASIE

1 - WFO

RET: jmm

(5)

This document is prepared in response to your request and i 1969 for dissemi

notion outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to

official proceedings by

your commites and the content may nut be disclosed

me sithou the express approval of the FBl.

to unduinorized perso

ÉcL

ENt*

NW-552490-1DocId:3298

3 659

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UFO 97-1954

Determine leadership of the organization, and develop

any information from the application for

a tax exempt

status, basis on which IRS decision made, and the

current status of organization.

3. Develop any information as to the purpose and

objectives of the organization, as well as, source of

funds.

Be alert for any indication that the organization is

under the direction or control af a foreign principal,

or its activities are directly or indirectly

supervised,

directed, controlled, financed or subsdized in whole

or in major part by a foreign principal.

2-5. Any restriction on dissemination of the information

obtained from the above reviey

Case being placed in RUG status, since no

additional investigation outstanding in WFO.

...

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TO

OPTIONAL POPM NO, 10

3010-108

NAY 1982 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG, NO, 27

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum,

: Mr.

W.

C. Sullivan

FROM : R. D. Cotter

DATE: 22/19/69

Wali:

Corpus

Cai: star.

Conros

Felt.

Gole

Rosen

Sullivs-

Tovel

Telé.

===-

Holmea

Cer

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

SUBJECT: BIAFRA RELIEF SERVICES FOUNDATION

REGISTRATION ACT - BIAFRA

Recommend we determine from Internal Revenue Servica

(IRS)

tax exempt status of captioned organization and obtain statements

and forms filed concerning the organization from IRs records.

tax exempt status nonexistent recommended we obtain uncertified

copies of 1968 tax returns (organization incorporated 2/68).

Department by letter 4/18/69 requested Registration

Act investigation of captioned organization located in New York

• City.

Request based on television short shown in 3/69 which requested

funds for starving children of Biafra. Allegedly the organization

has tax exempt status with IRS,

The

organization was incorporated

in New York State in 2/68 as a

charitabla organistion with

operations limited to U.S. and Biafra.

Its purpose is to extend

aid to refugees and war victims in Biafra.

Records relating to tax exempt status,

if any, could

assist in determining existence of foreign principal or control. "

If not, income tax returns may indicate: source of financing and

foreign control which would be of assistance in Registration Act

investigation.

ACTION:

It is recommended attached memorandum be furnished

to IRs through liaison.

Enclosure

97-5236

- Mr. DeLoach

Mr.

Sullivan

Liaison

Mr. Cotter

- Mr. Mossburg

91-5256-1

EHM : wmk

(6)

38-2271

REC 46.

• DEC £11832

S8JAN

euszas your comrattee

7g lord the espress approved of the Ble

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1 - Mr. Deloach

1. - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Liaison

1 - Hr. Cotter

1 - Mi. Mossburg

December 19, 1969

BY LIAISON

REC-28

RE: BIAFRA RELIEX SERVICES FOUNDATION

In connection with an otficial investigation, we

are interested in determining whether captioned organization

has been granted a tax exempt status. This organization vas

Incorporated in the State of New York On February 21, 1958.

Its purpose, according to the records of the New York Department

of state, Division of Corporations, Albany, New Pork, is to

voluntarily extend aid to refugees and var

territory of Biafra, Africa, as a chasitable organization.

Its places of operations are limited to the United States and

21=0==.

It would be appreciated if copies of statements and

forms filed by captioned organization relating to its tax exenot

status, it any, be rade available to this Burzau. Il the

arcanization does not have a tas exenpt status, it is requested

unceriifled copies of the organization"s 1968 income tax returns

be made available.

-

97-5236

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEO

(8)

NOTE:

captioned

See memorandum R.D. Cotter to Mr. W.C. Sullivan,

as above, dated 12/19/69, prepared by EHM:wmi.

Original and one copy being sent to Internal Revenue

service by liaison.

Tolson

DeLoach

Walters

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad.

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Suilivan.-

Tavel.

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmas

Gandy

NW 55241

50

ins document. is preparediin response do your reopest and is not far essemi-

Itsuge as limate

nut be d'cloded to pauthorized person

1970

of the FiX

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1 - Mr. C.E.

SAC, New York (105-101390)

Whitson

2/5/70

Director, FBI (97-5236)

REC-126

BIAFRA RELIEY SERVICES FOUNDATION

RA - BIALILA

RewrOlet 10/31/39.

Attached for each recipient is one copy of Internal

Revenue Service (IRS) letter dated 1/23/70 with enclosures.

Recipients review this material and advise Bureau whether

odditional review of IRS files is varranted. If so, advise

specifically what additional data is desired inorder that

Bureau Liaison can make a logical review of the IRS files.

Recipients note that enclosures are to be treated

as confidential in keeping with the disclosure provision of

the Internal Revenue Code.

Enclosures - 10

1 - WED (97-1954) (Enclosures - 10)

ALL INFOSMATION CONTAINED

MEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIE

CEW: drl

(5)

NOTE:

Department by letter 4/19/69 requested Registration

Act investigation of captioned organization. Referenced WrO

letter requested Bureau through liaison channels to review

INS records concerning organization.

Results of this INS

check enclosed with this letter to New York and

WFO.

INS

advised above organization was held to be exempt from

Federal income tax on 8/28/68 and INS furnished copy of

their ruling.

Tolson -

E:Loach

Waltors

liohr

Bishop

Casper.

Cailnhan

Conrad

Felt

jals

Sullivan

Joyars

Tele. Room for

Gandy

31 FEB 1

8197

NW 55241- EpcId: 3298965

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt

an ourse your Committee

Its use is limited to official progeedings by

WAILER,* Committée and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthotized person

FEB melgibout the express amproval of the FBI.

COMM-FBI

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Matter that tendiniet, pot a

sin a rais

OPTIPNAL SORM NO. TO

3010-106

NAY 1942 RO1TIO.1

GSA " CAS, REG. NO.37

UNITED STATES Cl

KERNMENT:

Memorandum

iNs. Co D. Brennal lo

FROM : G. C. Moore

BECT: CHARLES EARL

COBB, JI.

RACIAL MATTERS - STUDENT NATIONAL

COORDINATING COMMITTEE

1 - Ix. W. C. Sullivan

1. - Mr.

C, Do

Brennan

1 - Hr. G. A. Day

DATE: 2/3/71

I - Mr.

G. C. Moore

1 - Mr. J, 0. Ingram

Tolsor. -

ullivan.

Bishop at F

Brenna:

Callane

Casper

Conrad

Get -

Rosen

Tavel -

Walters.

Soyars

Tele. Room --

Holmes -

Gand; -

Pallber

PURPOSE:

To recomnend we send attached memorandum to

Internal Revenue Service requesting income tax returns for

Cobb for the years 1966 through 1969.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

BACKGROUND:

sube intent he on

I Index and is a

Cobb, a native of Washington, D. C., is on security)

Hey BlaCk Extremist.

During'the 1960s he. was

an official 'of the black extremisi

student National Coordinating

Committee and was extrenely active in the civil rights movement

in the South.

He is a close associate oi stokely Carmichael,

the notorious black extremist. This stoject has run the ganbit

of extremism having spoken- before the National Convention of the

Students for a Democratic Society in 'Chicago in 1966 and traveled

to Hanoi, North Vietnam, in 1957 as a member of Bertrand Russell's

war crine investigating

tean. In connection with his travel io

Hanoi, he violated passport restrictions but refused to surrender

his passport to U. S. Department of State officials.

Cobb operates the Drum and Spear Bookstore,

Washington, D. C., which dispenses black extremist literature.

During

the

past year he has been in Tanzania establishing a

school for blacks.

Central Intelligence Agency has been requested to

furnish information regarding subject's activities abroad

aid

appropriate stops haye been placed with Immigration and

Naturalization Service. We continue to receive reports from

informants who are associates of subject in the U.S.; however,

Enclosure

- REC-6 160-447641 -38

document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

•Its use is amitea to ercial proceedings by

Po) your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to whoutsonized person

61FEB 441971

- net without the express approval of the FBI CONTINUED, OYAT

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Memorandum to Mr.

C. D. Brennan

RE :

Charles Earl Cobb, Jr.

as a Key Black Extremist we

need to know subject's listed

property, stocks, bonds, assets, and financial sources. If

you approve, attached memorandum should be returned to

Domestic Intelligence Division so that the income tax returns

can be obtained and reviewed.

RECOMNENDATION:

That attached memorandum be aproved requesting

subject's income tax returns for the period 1968 through 1969.

Д4.

RETURNS REQUESTEI

191713857

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1 - h11

C. Sullivan

1 - HI. C.

D. Brennan

1 - Mr. G. A, Day

February 4, 1971

1 - Mi. G. C. Roore

1 - Mr.

J. 0. Ingram

CHAELES MARI, COEB, JR.

Income tox returns for the years 1956 through 1969

are requested for Charles Earl Cobb, Jo,

born wune 25, 1943,

Washington, D. C., Social Security Nunber

wife Gayicatha Brown Cobb, residence 1654

suclid street, i. W.,

Washington, D. C.

Prior addresses are 3911 Illinois Avenue,

N. W, and 1444 Clifton Strect, N. W., both Washington, D. C.

Cobb has been enployed with Student National Ccordinating

Conmittee, 3SD Nelson Sticet, Atlanta, Georgia, find presently

operates the Drum and Spear Booistore at 2701 A 14th Street,

N. W., Washington, D. C.

Cobb has

travoled to foreign countries during the

last few years and for the past year his been in Tanzania

_where hn

• Is renortedly estanlishing a scion? for alacle morale.

• It is requested that no investigation be conducted

based solely upon this request.

J01:rrd/mazmia

•(8)

NIL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HaNdiN IS UNCLASSINIED

NOTE:

See memorandum G. C. Moore to Ir. C. D. Brennan,

captioned

"Charles Earl Cobb,

National Coordinating Conmittee, i Racial Matters - Student

dated 2/3/71, prepared by

JOI:rId/maz.

18

thi

Tolson

Sullivan

"Mohr

Bishop

Brennan, C.D.

Calluhan

Casper

Conrad

kitt

Girle

Rosen

T'asel

Hidders

Sovars

Tole. Koom

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

Mation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person

Rel urthout the express approval of the

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RETING PENNINES

1D:2DEC:1810!

1o brennan 110"

ОЛІ.:

2/3/71

c. c. Mooref e

Mr.

Mr.

G.

J.

C. Moore

0. Ingram

Dallc;

COURTLAND VERNON

cOX

RACIAL MATTERS - STUDENT

NATIONAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

PURPOSE:

To recommend we send attached memorandum

Interna

Bevenue Service requesting tax returns for Cox for

the years.

1966 through 1969.

BACKGROUND:

cox, an admitted black revolutionary, is one of the

original hate nongers who operated under the guise of the civil

He led "sit-in" at U.S. Attorney General's

office in Washington in 1962; was a leader of the "March on

washington" in 1963; and as an official of black extremist fl

Student National Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and close

of the notorious Stokely Carmichael, led several

civil rights marches throughout the South in the 1960s.

subject coined the label "Black Panther" for SNCC's independent

political party in Alabama in the 1960s.

Cox is a widely traveled individual, having visited

Hanoi, North Vietnam, London, Canada,

and Africa and attacking

the American way of life.

presently resides Washington, D.C.,

/ (NDC) and is an official with the Drum and Spear Bookstore, WDC,

which dispenses extremist-type literature, and is a teacher for

the Center for Black Education in DC, which is operated by

black extremists reportedly to train black technicians who will

work to liberate the African people.

As a Key Black Extremist (KBE), we need to develop all

information of subject's financial sources including his listed

property, stocks,

bonds, assets, and all employments. If you

approve, attached memorandum should be returned to Domestic

Intelligence Division

so that the income tax returns can be

obtained and reviewed.

105÷

16C601-51

RECOMMENDATION:

FX-I00 REC57. V

192 FEB 1.1

1971

That attached memorandum be approved requesting subject's

income tax retums for the period 1966 through 1969.

• Enclosurethis document is prepared.

is limited

approval of

the FBI

official

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140516-4709

S'UNTURIY

92581

1 - 1:0.C.

31000-79

COURTINID VERNONIORILI. J. O. INgran

REC 19

Income tar returns for the joars 1066 through 1969

arc desirod for Courtland Vernon Co:..

Cox and his wife, Frankle H. Clark Cos, presently

reside at 1021 linth Streck, I.T., Bartment 502, Mashiagton, D.

Hs loincily residod at 2700

attract Dwes

Dowey Avenue, Apartnent C, lew York,

New York; and at 1020 ruller Sirect, I.T., Vashington,

D. C. Sic

was foruerly onployed by the student lational Coordivating

Conatttee, 360 Nelsoi, Atlanta, Georgia.

•X tag, so

In 1059 ho was enployca as a lecturer in Hunanities

at Federal City Colloge, Washington, D. C., as well as being

employed as an ofiicial

with the Drun and Spenr Booistore,

2701 1 14th Stroot, M.W., lachington, D. C. He is piesently

on tho Board of Dizoctors of Airo-Aborical Resources, 1802

Belwont Road, I.W.,

Unshington, D. C., which operates tho

Dila and Spcar BoDistoro.

He is also employed by the Center

Io! Black Education, 1435-37 Mirnoni Streot, N.M.,

Vashington, D. C.

It is roquosted that no active investigation be

conducted based solely upon this request.

JOI: alu/lac 2ca

(S)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HERZIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATED 22:00 BY 6/

Soe monorandun G. C. Hoora to C. D. Lechnan, dated

•Is 23V-1753 S

VISH

....

¡Morain, C.D.

This document is prepared in response to ypun request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is

Vinited to

official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may

nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel withony te express approval of the FBl.

50/202 2 1971

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

bLY 1562 1011131)

5010-108

ESA GEN, MEG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. E. S. Millergie

1 - Mr.

1 - Mri.

DATE:

E. S. Miller

G. C. Moore

11/20/73

FROM E. C. Moore f

SURVIG: COURTLAND VERNON COS

EXTREMIST MATTER - BLACK EXTREMIST

KEY EXTREMIST

1 = MT.

1 - Mr.

H. A. Boynton

J. T. Aldhizer

Assoc. Dir. -

Asst. Dis.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. I

Ext. Affairs

Filos & Com. -

Gon. Inv.

Idont.

Insppetion

Intense

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

Troining

Legal Caun.

Telephone Ri. -

regist force saee

11130/143

Our bife,

big.

ALL INFORMAL SUNTAINEU

The purpose of this memorandum is to recommend

the infg

attached memorandum be furnished to Internal Revenue Service

requesting income tax returns for Cox for the years 1970

through 1972.

Investigation of Cox is based on information which

indicates he is engaged in activities which could involve

violation of Title 18, U.S, Code, Sections 2383

(Rebellion or

Insurrection), 2384 (Seditious Conspiracy),

2385

(Advocating

Overthrow of the Government) and 956 and 958-962 (Neutrality

Matters - including illegal exportation of war materials)

Toe be 1439514

Cox, an admitted black revolutionary, served as

member of the National Executive Committee of the Student

National Coordinating Committee (SNCC). During the 1960s he

was a leading participant in a number of civil rights marches

and demonstrations throughout the South. In 1966 Cox traveled

to England to participate in the International War. Crimes

Iribune sponsored by the bertrand Russell foundation.

In the

past Cox has associated with well-known black extremists such as

Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown. He is widely traveled

having visited Hanoi, North Vietnam, and making frequent trips

to Africa and the Caribbean, In Washington, D. Com

Cox has been

connected with the Center for Black Education,

operated by"black

extremists reportedly to train technicians who will perk 973

liberate the African people.

THERESA

Cox is currently working to organize the Sixth Pan

African Congress (SPAC), scheduled to be held in 6/74 in Tanzania.

This is an international conference organized by individuals, some

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Enclosure

The's document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

notici outside your Committee.

105-160371

nel without the express approval of the goNflEbta

vcrn Committee and the content may not

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

•ungungrized person

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Memorandum G.

C.

Moore to Mr.

RE:

COURTIAND VERNON COX

105-160371

E.

S. Miller

of whom have advocated extremisu and violence. In 1972

Cox became Secretary-General of the SPAC's Temporary

Secretariat which is expected to move from Washington, D. C.,

to tanzania in 11/73. Cox reportedly planned to depart

for Tanzania on 11/11/73 although no confirmation has been

received to date.

As a Key Extremist, Cox warrants investigation to

determine his sources of income, assets and employments.

If approved, the attached memorandum should be returned to

the Intelligence Division in order that Cox's income tax

returns can be obtained and reviewed.

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached memorandum be approved requesting

Internal Revenue Service to furnish Cox's income tax returns

for the years 1970 through 1972.

cim

course

gra

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1 - Nr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

November 21, 1973

COURTAD VIRILOR

total y opera e sand

1 = Mr. M. A.. Boynion

1 - Mr. J. T. Aldhizer

Federal Income tax returns for Courtland Vernon

Cox for che years 1970 through 1972 are requested.

Cox 1s married to Frankie Clan Cox and their

current address is Aparement 203, 2800 Ontaria Road,

Northwest,Washington.D. C

He has also resided at

4021 9th Street, Morthwest, Washington, D. C. His only

known employment is with the Sirch Pan African Congress.

Former employments include Professor, Federal City College;

Manager, Drum and Spear Book Store; and Aro-American

Resources, Incorporated, all located In Weshington, D. C.

Cox's Social Security number is

JFK Act 6 (3)

His date

of birth is January 27, 1941.

It is requested that no active investigation

be conducted based solely on this request.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

EREIN IS UNCLASSIFILI

(ERO 27-00 BY SPLA CM/R

C-6705-160371-103

• ORIGINAL AND ONE SENT TO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

JTA: f

(7)

NOTE:

See memorandum G. C. Moore to Mr. E. S. Miller

dated 11/20/73, captioned "Courtland Vernon Cox, Extremist

Matter - Black Extremist, Key Extremist," and prepared. by

JTA:fb.

Assoc. Dir. -

15st. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.-

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com. -

Gon. Inv. -

Ident..

Inspoction

Intell. -

Laboratory

Pjan. & Eval.

Training -

-ogal Coun. -

T'elephono Rm. -

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OPTIONAL. FORM NO. 10

MAX 1A2 EDITION

OSA FPMR (41 CJiN) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES • VERNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-447935)

: SAC, WEO (100-46784) (P)

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 New Hampshire Avenue, N. W.

washington, D. C.

IS - MISC

(00:WFO)

DATE:

3/4/71

ReWfOlet and IliM to the Bureau dated 2/22/71.

In order for Wro to obtain a more comprehensive

picture of the financial situation of the Institute for Policy

Studies (Il'S) and its principal leaders, WFO is requesting

the Bureau to contact Headquarters, Intemal Revenue Service

(IRS), Washington, D. C., and obtain copies of the following

documents:

The 1963, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 IRS Forms 990-A

for the IrS, 1520 New Hampshire Avenue, i. W., Washington,

D. C.

Also

requested is the IPS "request for a tax-exempt

status" and all the supporting documents.

The individual tax returns (Form 1040) are requested

for the following two individual's for the years 1963, 64, 65,

66, 67, 68, and 69:

ALL 1RS2470 097N00

ST, 1091

101-447725-61

M4R 8 1971

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Bureau

3

• - WFO

(1-WF100-45298) (MARCUS G. RASKIN)

(1-WF100-45302) (RICHARD J. BARNET)

NEW

LEP

CMS : dlb

(6)

I!'s document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nan getside your Corumittee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

scar Cu mittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel unthout the express approval of the FBI.

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WFO 100-46784

Name :

Social Security Number:

Occupation:

Date of birth:

Place of birth:

Residence:

Name:

Social Security Number:

Occupation:

Late of birth:

Place of birth:"

Residence:

NW 55241 DocId: 32989659 Page 173

MARCUS GOODMAN RASKIN

390-30-1886

•Co-director, IPS

April 30, 1934

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1777 Lanier Place, N. W.,

Washington, D.

RICHARD JACKSON ANNI

022-28-3709

Co-director,

IP'S

May 7, 1929

: Boston, Massachusetts

1716 Portal Drive, N. W.,

Washington, D. C.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

3010-100

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. C.D. Brenna

~ Mr. W.C. Sullivan

1

- Mi.

1

C.D. Brennan

- Mx. G.A.

Day

DATE: 3/18/71

FROM : Rol Shackelloxoll

1 - MI.

R.L. Shackelford

1 - Mr.

Н.

Mallet

Tolson

Sulliyan

JONES

Bishop -

Callahni

Comrad

Dalbey

kelt

Gnic

Rosen

Tavel

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes.

Gandy

SUBJECT

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES (IPS)

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, N.W.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - MISCELLANEOUS

PURPOSE:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAMED

CREIR IS UNCLASSICI

To recommend that we

send attached memorandum

to

Internal

Revenue Service requesting income tax returns on IPS and on

Marcus Goodman Raskin and Richard Jackson Barnet, codirectors of

IPS, for years 1963 (when IPS was founded) through 1969.

BACKGROUND:

IPS has been characterized

as the "Think Factory" of the

New Left which helps train extremists who incite violence and whose

educational research serves as a cover for intrigue and political.

•agitation. It is a nonprofit,

nontaxable organization which

studies Government policies and offers alternative policies.

• Its

exerts considerable influence through contacts with educators,

Congress and labor.

Raskin and Barnet are two key leaders in

IPS.

IPS receives its funds from private foundations.

New Left activity, additional investigation is warranted to

determine the sources of income and assets of IPS, Raskin and

Barnet.

If you approve, attached memorandum should be returned o

the Domestic Intelligence Division so that these income tax retigns

can be obtained and reviewed.

RECOMMENDATION:

UNRECO

Mardianie in: relunc

jured a riquet fore ardent

Eves by. 0-14, 3/21/21, GADiLsf

That

attached memorandum be approved requesting income

tax

returns of IPS, Barnet and Raskin for 1963 through 1969.

Enclosure

REC 33,

1

- 100-454040

(Marcus Goodman Raskin)

1

- 105-185148

(Richard Jackson Barnet)

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11402

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your Committee. Co

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the extress approve of the FB

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ted to officia

sclosed to unauthorzed persu

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1

REC-33

- MI.

W.C. Sullivan

Mx. C.D.

Brennan

MX.

G.A. Day

Mr. R.L. Shackelford

Barch 19, 1071

100-14793511

1 - Mr. H. Mallet

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES (IPS)

1520 NEW EARPSEIRE AVENUE, N.N.

WASHINGION, P.C.

Income tax returns, if avallable; for the years

I803 (when IPS was founded) through 1909 are requested

COnCOrDiNE IPS and its codirectors.

Narcus GOOdnan Raskin

Richard Jackson Barnet.

Specifically, 'groms 900-à

summitted by iny are requested, as is the

IpS request for

tar-ekeupt status rita supporting documents.

Indiviqual

roturns (FOIN 1040) from Raskin and Barnet are requested.

Mercus Goodnan Raskin resides at 1777 Lanier Place,

Washington

D.C.

Ho was born April 30,

Els occupation is codirector of IPS.

1934, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and has

Social Security

Number 390-30-188G.

Richaré Jackson Barnet resides at 1716 Portal Drive,

He was born pay 4, 182s,

his occupation is couirector of IPS.

in Boston, Massachusetts; and has

Social Security Number 022-25-3709.

It is requested that no active investigation be

conducted based

solely on this request.

1 - 100-454040 (Marcus Goodman Raskin)

1 - 105-185148 (Richard Jackson Barnet)

HM: acs Q's

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEO

(10)

NOTE:

See memorandum R.I. Shackelford to Mr. C.D. Brennan,

Tolson

dated 3/18/71, captioned "Institute for Policy Studies (IPS),

I Sullivan

Johr

1520 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., Internal

Bishop -

Security - Miscellaneous"

and prepared by iM:acs.

Brennan, C.D.

Callahan

Casper

"Conrad

This dociment is prepared

Dalbey

Felt.

your Committee and ine

Gale

l Rosen

Tavel

yet without the etires forens men to

Halters -

Soyars

IAPR 1 2 1971

tele. Room

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1 - Mr. D. P. White

1 - Mr. W. G. Davis

6/10/71

SAC, WTO (100-46784)

Director, FBI (100-447935)

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HANPSEIRE AVENUE, N.H.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

45

4040-

"WAITED

JUN = 91971

Reurlet 3/4/71.

Enclosed for IFO are copies of income tax returns

for the years 1963 through 1969 for the Institute for Policy

Studies (IPS), Richard J. and Ann B. Barnet, and Marcus G.

and Barbara Raskin.

Enclosed also aré three Internal Revenue

Service letters of transmittal, two of which are dated

5/20/71 and the third, 5/25/71.

For further information in this matter, your

attention is directed to enclosed Internal Revenue, service

ietter to Mr. Robert C. Mardian dated 5/25/71.

The enclosed infornation is for lead purposes only

and should be treated as confidential in keeping with the

disclosure limitations of the Internal Revenue Code.

Enclosures (24)

Aul di Guerred Contrance

2 - NFO

14 - 10U-454J8 faSKIN)

AT 2200 SE2ALMPL

1 - 100-45302 Barnet)

ST-105

1 - 100-454040 (Raskin)

1 - 105-185148 (Barnet)

REC 43/00-447935-82

3 JUN 11 1971

105.185148-

Tolson

Sullivan

Sohr

Bishop

Brennan, C.D. -

Cullahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

kelt

Gale

Rosen.

Tavel

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy.

NW

55241

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NOTE:

WO requested the Bureau to obtain income tax returns

for the Institute for Policy Studies, Richard J. Barnet, and

Marcus G. Paskin for the years 1963 through 1969. Copies of

these documents have been obtained and are being forwarded to

WO in response to their request.

eument is prepared in response to your request and in enge

Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

MAIL ROOML nerEDitE Needress approval of the bl .

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+1 98-95-22-647

Fransmit the following in

Via

" FBI

Date:

6/11/72

(Type in plaintext or codel

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-460621)

SAG, WEO (100-49248) (P)

U.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION;

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - MISC.

(00: WFO)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREI IS BACLASSIFIED

DATO2200 BY SDALRILL

Re Bureau letter, 9/23/70.

Attached

I are five copies for the Bureau and one

copy for Denver of IIM. dated and captioned as above. The

IHy consists of form 990-4, U.S. Treasury Department, Inter-

Bal Revenue Service (IRS), "Return of Organization Exempt

From Incore Tax," filed by the U.S. Student Press Associa-

tion (USSPA) for the year ending August 31, 1969, which is

the most recent return available, together with attachments.

In addition, form 1023, U.S. Treasury Department,

IRS, "Exemption Application," dated 4/15/66, together with

enclosures, submitted by the USSPA.

This information which is available to the public

was obtained by SA EUGENE BRENNAN, without disclosure of

official status, in an.

aheupt to establish the source of

the funds of the USSPAranstructed by reference letter.

21

REG-20 /C. C: -4:

3- Bureau (Enc. 5) ENCLOSURE

1-Denver (105-4426) (Info) (Enc. 1) (RM)

1-WFO

1 JUN 14 1971

Laintel s 4ne destinie

EAB: mah

(5)

ams document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemin

Its use is limited to official proceecings 2y

cumiitee and the content may not be, wisctosed to unauthorized erson

0og

Approved:

Sent

Per

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#FO 100-49248

A copy of this communication, together with enclo-

sures, is being furnished Denver as information has been

received, but not yet verified, that the College Press Service

(CPS) will divorce itself from the USSPA and relocate in

Denver, Colorado.

Of particular interest in the attached material

is the item of contributors, gifts, grants, etc. in the

amount of $63,794.40, appearing on page one, line seventeen

of form 990-4. The schedule accompanying form 990-A identi-

fying the contributors has been blanked out appärently by the

IRS.

The Bureamay desire to contact IRS on a high level

basis in an effort to establish the identity of the contribu-

tors to the USSPA.

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6/17/71

Airtel

1 - Mr. D. P. White

To: SAC, WFO (100-49248)

From: Diector, FBI (100-460621)

OU.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

ALL INFORMANON: COILIA

HEREIN: IS UNCLASSITED

CNE02700 BIL

ReWFOairtel and LIM dated 6/11/71.

Referenced airtel advised that Internal Revenue

Service (IRS) information contained in the LIM was obtained

by SA Eugene Brennan and that this intormation is available

to the public.

WEO indicated Bureau might desire to contact

IRS in an effort to establish identity of contributers to the

U. S. Student Press Association (USSPA) which information had

been obliterated on a page of the IRs material.

Prior to taking any such action, Bureau desires

to be advised of the identity of the source which made

the IRS material available to SA Brennan.

MAILED 9

* 1971

In addition, several pages of copies of the LHM

reproduced in such a manner that

"naterial was deleted from the top or sidas of the pages.

JUN 1'

this is true regarding both IRS jorm 990cA and IRS form 1023.

Review lth in detail and turnish revised pages where necessary

with all information showing, and none cut off through

duplication.

Submit promptly in order that consideration can be

Tolson

given to dissemination of reichenged inh, as well as any

Sullivan

Mohr .

other desired

action by the

Bishop

100-460651-0

Brennan, C.D..

Callahan -

Casper

DPH: j1m

REG-3.

тики 50

Conrad

(4)

SEE NOTE EAGEUN/O& 1971

Dalbey

Felt

Gale

43910047-104553

Rosen

Tavel

vales FUN 2 2n97 more yog Committee.

tas prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi.?.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by."

Tele. Roon

antee and ine content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

Holmies -

Grandy

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Airtel to WFO

Re: U.S. Student Press Association

College Press Service

100-460621

NOTE:

WFO furnished information in LHM form regarding

captioned organization and material it submitted to IRS.

WFO described this mterial as being available to public

but failed to advise source from which it was obtained.

In addition, WFO being instructed to submit supplemental

pages where necessary from which material was cut off from

sides when duplicated.

2

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73J0TH: -22-047

• FBI

• Date: 6/22/71

Sit. Inisch

Ar. Saliran-

alr. JInhr.

Mr.rimrenCo_

Mr clarand

Ar. ra.

Mir. 1 anal

ЗIr.

i*t

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

sIr.

son

Via

AIRTEL

Mr.

(Priority)

ATO:

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-460621)

SAC, WEO (100-49248) (P)

Tas.

dew thes

*liss Conta

U.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION;

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS-MISCELLANEOUS

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

ALL INFORMAJICA

PEREIN IS UNCLASSHES

DATIAL BYS

ReBuairtel, 6/17/71.

Attached are five copies of IRS form 990-A for year

ended 8/31/69, and IRS form 1023, dated 4/15/66, together with

enclosures, both filed by the U.S. Student Press

Association.

It appears part of the lower portion of Page One,

form 990-A, has been reproduced

in such a manner that material

has been deleted from this page; however, this is an exact

reproduction of the material as

received from IRS. The portion

omitted appears to be the certification of the officer of the

association and persons preparing the return.

The attached materlal was,of tained from Me FABE,

MORRISON, Public Information Division, Reference Section, Internal

roue ng vice prected copy of enclosure sent to Denver

by routing slip.

REC-51

#11-24

Sach

3

reed by f/s.

7. Bureau) (Enc. 5)

- WFO

1- LAM to:

10 AUG 3

1971

RAO-ISP, STATE

P.CSI la

I pee minarchenko G1lF

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(4)

7/2/71

115)A

3/1/72

RIS

7/9/11

ZIS:UM

Approved:

NW 55241™

ThiS

document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

Its use is umited to pficial proceedings by

sonmattes and the content moy not be disclosed to inauthorized person

Speach puntinogress approval of the FBI.

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TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1902 EGEJ'ON.

OSA GEH:'REL

NO. 27

..UNITED STATES GO

Memorandum

1110-106

MENT

ME. C. D. Brenna

Л.

1 - Mr.

W.

1

-

Mr.

C.

- MT. G.

DATE: 8/2/71

1

1

• Mr.

- Mr.

Tolson

Felt

sullie

C.

Sullivan

D.

Brennan

A. Day .

Bishop .

Brennan, C.D

Callahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey,

Cale -

Ponder

R.

D.

Li.

Shackelford'we

P. White

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes

Gandy

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES STUDENT

PRESS ASSOCIATION (USSPA)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFT

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

• IS UNCLASSIE

DATE/O 2700 BADAMEL

PURPOSE:

To recommend that we send attached memorandum to

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requesting income tax returns

on United States Student Press Association (USSPA) for years

1966 through 1970.

AAG Mardin's piana ture pecured

IRS Lung 0-14,

BACKGROUND:

The USSPA claims to operate a press service for

college newspapers and other organizations; however, the

news releases it prepares are similar to those prepared by

New Left underground press services, and are subscribed to

by underground newspaper publications throughout the country, i

These releases contain information which discredit the

ore inded to

Government and authority, and follow

the New Left movement

in expression and content.

Records of the Public Information Division, Reference

Section, IRS, Washington, D: C., were reviewed by a Special

Agent of WEO

who was not

required to identify himself as

records were available to public. These records indicated

USSPA incorporated in Washington, D. C., in 1966 and applied

for tax exemption with IRS stating it was organized for

iras

1а тата першая

educational purposes.

Records available also indicated

that for the taxable year ending 8/31/69 USSPA had income

from contributions and grants

in excess of $63,000.

In view

of the New Left type activity engaged in by USSPA and

White House interest in sources of New Left funds, additional

investigation is warranted to determine sources of funds and

assets of this organization and its activities.

If you

approve,

attached memorandum should be returned to the

Domestic Intelligence Division so that these income raz

returns can be obtained and reviewed.

Enclosüre

1007760621

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for arse

ENCLOSURE

REC 20

HET HUG 10 1971

CONTINUED - OVER

DPW: jImnaion oreside your Committee.

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized

"auG a 1a without the express approval of the FBI •

erson

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Memorandum to Mr. C. D. Brennan

Re:

United States Student

Press Association (USSPA)

100-460621

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached memorandum be approved requesting

income tax returns of USSPA for 1966 through 1970.

chis

Thir

part.

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1 - Hr. W. C. Sullivan

1 - Mr. C. D. Brennan

August 3, 1971

1 - Mr. G. A. Day

1 - Mr.

R. L. Shackelford

UNITED STATES STUDENT

1 - Mr. D. P. White

PRESS ASSOCIATION (USSPA)

1779 CHURCH STREES, N.".

WASHINGTON, • D. C.

20036

Income tax returns, if available, for the years

1966 (when USSPA was founded) through 1970

are requested

concerning USSPA. Specifically, Forms 990-A, submitted

by USSPA are requested, as is the USSPA requést for tax-

exempt status with supporting documents.

It is requested that no active investigation be

conducted based solely on this request.

МИВЛОЙ І ИЗЛОКИ МІЖКАСАМЯ ПИТИС ЛЕНТИКАМАМ ЙМИМІРНИТИЕЙТИИЖЛАННИХ

-

100-460621

DPW: JIm

(8)

NOTE:

ALL PROCAION OCATAINED

ENER iS UNCLASSINIG

AND 100 BROAMRI

See memorandum R. L. Shackelford to Mr. C. D. Brennan,

dated 8/2/71, captioned "United States Student Press Association

(USSPA), Internal Security - New Left," prepared by DPW:jIm.

Tolast.

cine

Sullie ar

Moder

Bish ra

I'm This donment is premared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nution outside your fir'rise.

Its use is lemmer to official proceedings.

your Committce ondi.?..

Walt

Ponder.

RONg

nel without the exprise i is I of the FBI.

may net be disclosed to unauthorized penna

Hality

Soners

Tole. 700m -

ilolists -

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SAC, WEO (100-49248)

Director, FBI (100-460621)

11/8/71

1 - Mr. D. P. White

U.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSCCIATION

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - NEW LEFT

(NEW LEFT MOVELENT)

U,S,:

Get 10m

PREE-

ASSOCIATION

ReNFOairtels dated 6/11 and 22/71.

Enclosed for FO are single copies of Internal

Revenue Service letter 11/2/71, and copies of Forms 990-4,

Return o1 OrganIzation exempt Irom income las Ior the

periods ended 8/31/69 and 1970, of the U.S. Student Press

Association. Information in the enclosures is for lead

purposes only and should not be incorporated in any communi-

cations prepared for dissemination.

Enclosures - 3

DPW : JIm

(4)

ALL tireso

NOTE:

In accordance with request of Wro, information

contaned in enclosures obtained through the Department from

Internal Revenue Service.

EX-100

MAILED 9

NOVS - 1971

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3 NOV 8 • 1971

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MAY IAN. LOTTIN

I6o918-8541 4579) 101-1168

UNITED STATES GC

Memorandum

NT

1.x.

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-460621)

FROM SAC, NFO (100-49248) ' (P)

DATE: 11/12/71

SUBJECT:

ALL INPORMAT.CR CONTANED

U. S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION;

COLLEGE PRESS

SERVICE

IS-NEW LEFT

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

ReBureau letter, 11/8/71, with enclosures.

Enclosed for Denver are copies of referenced Bureau

letter, together with enclosures which are self-explanatory,

being furnished Denver since the College Press Service (CPS)

is now located in that Division:

Perusal of the Bureau's letter and enclosed material

reveals the Carnegie Foundation contributed $48,500 to the

United States Student Press Association (USSPA) during the

period ending 8/31/69, and the Ford Eoundation contributed

$2,000 to the USSPA during the period ending 8/31/70. From

the information submitted, it would appear the USSPA and

its subsidiary, the CPS, could not exist without these and

other Foundation grants.

1lf8e1

The Bureau may desire to consider discussing this

matter, on a high level, with officials of one or all of

the Foundations involved. Further, the Bureau may desire to

submit to these officials press releases of the CPS which

have been furnished to the Bureau by the WFO for the purpose

of informing Foundation officials of the nature of the

material which is disseminated for reproduction in a great

number of college newspapers

by

the CPS.

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100-4606-21-31

EO NOV 15 1C71

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2-Denver (105-4426) (Enc. 4)

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EAB: sCW

ENCLOSURE

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8010-900

it is prepa

111002

hen response to yen request and is not for

dissemi

cromuttee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

mittee and the codent may nut be disclosed to unauthonzed person

nel saithout the express approval of the FBI .

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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SAC,

X-4790-49248)

'REC-126

Director, FBI (100-460621).

11/22/71

1 - Mr. D. P. White

U. S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - NEW LEFT

RewPo letter 11/12/71, which advised that the Bureau

might desire to consider furnishing information to foundations

which contribute to the U.S. Student Press Association (USSPA)

regarding the nature of the

press releases disseminated

to college newspapers by captioned organization. As you were

advised in Bureau letter 11/8/71, information obtained from

the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is for lead purposes

only and is not to be incorporated in any communications

prepared for dissemination and will not be discussed with

one outside the bureau.

Accordingly, the Bureau most certainly

will not discuss this matter with anyone, particularly repre-

sentatives of foundations which furnish funds to captioned

organizations.

1 - Denver (105-4426)

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HEREIN IS CHCLASS.FIED

DATE D•22- d0BYLP2A IM/R

With appropriate authority, Department was requested

to obtain information regarding captioned organizations from

Ihs. Upon receipt of same, it was furnished to VFO by letter

with caution that information obtained was for lead purposes

and was not to be incorporated in any communications prepared

for dissemination.

In referenced letter, WrO suggested Bureau

might desire discussing grants received by sbject organizations

from foundations in

view of the nature of the press releases

put out by them and furnished to college newspapers. Restrictions

placed upon material received preclude any such action which,

in addition to these restrictions, would be an undesirable

step to take in view of the sources of funds.

MAILED 3

NOV 2 2 1971

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SCe.

.. nuiside your C. writtee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

Kay!

chattee and is, went may nut be disclosed to unautiarized person

do in expire proval of the FBI.

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8/29/25 Request

9/18/25- Response

IRS material

(RETention Copy)

ALL INFORMATION CONTANZE

HEREIM IS UNCLASSIFIED

Tim

ENCLOSURE

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GSA GRY

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UNITED STATES GO

ARNMENT

Memorandum

]

Mr. W.

•C. Sullivan

DATE:

GaCo Moorer en

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CD.

DeLoach

w.C.

Sullivan

T.E. Bishop

Tolsor.

Delace:

Mann

Biches

22=24:

Coliaran

Jonass

Felt

Gu!>

May 7, 1968

P.D: Putnam

G.C.

Moore

E.R.

Stark

• ВіТо.

T.J.

Deakin

R.11

tolnes

Gonz;

1

HERBERT C. MOHAMED

RACIAL MATTERS - NATION OF ISLAM

This is to request income tax forms for the past three

1 years concerning derbert C. Mohanned, Public Relations Directoi

of the black nationalist extremist Nation of Islam (NOt).

BACKGROUND:

Herbart C. Mohanned is the son of the national leader

of the NOI,

Elijah Muhammad. It is noted that father and son

speki their last dunes dilferently.

The NOI preaches hatred

of the white

T0C6

and advocates a separate nation for American

Negroes.

Hothert Mohammed is the logital succesgor, to his

Inther as leador

of this extremist group.

Herhart

Mohammed is involved in several NOI businesses

and ts. the annager of former heavyweight boxing champion Cassius

Clay.

Herbert Mohaumed.has been described as money crazy and

one who wil do anything for money.

A,review of his income tax

returas night indicate he is vulnerable in this area.

It Herbert Mohammed could be removed as successor to

the leadership of the NOl,

inionants in " better position to neutralize this extremist cult.

Che Chicago invision, where the NOI is headquartered, reconnends

we deveiop logg-fange counterintelligence measures to reutralize

Herbert ilohanned.

A first step would be to neview his tax returns.

RECOWMENDATION:

Bitter: +15-03-6006611

6: i second 503-6641

Attached are original

and one copy

of a blind memorandun

for the Liaisoo Section to use in requesiing Internal Revenue

Service to furnish us copies of Herbert rohaumed's

Federal income

tax returns.

REC-40

-

Enclosure

ALL INFORMATION CONTANE

MAY 15 1363

BREWIS UNGLAOSITE

105-54773

ERE SING SENSATISS

1 - 100-448006 (Counterintelligence Program)

TJD: ted (9)1

is nepared in respondato your request and i8

For dissemin

Its ure is limated to official proceedings og

your Committee On

1 content may not be' disclosed to unauthorized person

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allivard

bishop

Putsaw

3oore

Stark

Deakin

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REC-10

Hay 7, 1968

BY LIAISON

Hephor? C. Lohoned to caployed as Public Relations

Dizector of the

Eatins o2

Inles (137).

Ze is the son o2

aligns Deteched,

louder of the Noi. It is noted that

rat god spell chois lact suses Cifierently.

ferbert

Mohroned is cucugod. in several 10X ontorrises And is the

BENBC 04 20-201

Loavreast boring canpion Cassius Clay

o, goos by tho name Muhamund ail.

nothit dohanned has

20sidod ac 1010:0000k

constance avenue, Calcago, Illinois, since

1934.

cornerly lived at 4047 Souch

Woodlavn

Avenue,•

Chicego, Illinois.

In is roquested that two uncertilled copies each of

Herbert Hohnened's tas retreas for the past three years be

made availnblo, It is aiso requested that results of any

I02x0012

tion lavoiving

Ferbent Lorendu's tax recuins ve unde

availablo:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

105-54773 (Herbert lichaumed)

I - 100-208009 (Counterintelligence Program)

TJD:ted

(10)

NOTE:

see

enorandum :G.C. Hoore to lit.

w.C.

Sullivan dated

5-7-68, captioned as ahove, prepared by TJD:ted

ORIGINAL AND ONE TO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE BY LIAISON

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL FORM NO 10

MATINEE KOITIGE

Yo: GRA FPMA (88 CHIR) 108-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-11625)

DATE: 3/13/69*

SAC,

SPRINGFIELD (157-1154) (P)

KATHERINE DUNHAM, aka

RHI

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

ATE 10°27-00 BY SPLALIORA

EREIN GUNCLASSIFIE

00:

SPRINGFIELD

Re Springfield airtel and LiN, 2/5/69 (no copy

to HFO) .

The Bureau is requested to cause the

federal income tax returns

three

years;

Subject has Social Security number JFk Act 6

to be chacked for the nieces

-5878 under the nane KATHERINE DUNHAM. She has a Social

-Scaurity number 330-14-2632 under her married name,

KATHERINE DUNHAM PRATT; aka Mrs. JOHN T. PRATT.

She

may have filed a joint income tax return with her hus-

wno nas social jacurity nunder

068-24-8427 She and her husband reside at saz North

10th Street,

East St. Louis, Illinois. They have in

the past used the legal addresses, 338 West 8Sth Street,

New York, New York and $40 Vest 47th street, Now York,

-New York.

Both the subject and her husband

are employed

by Southern Illinois University at East st. Louis, Illinois,

which is a

subsidiary of Southern Illinois University,

Edwardsville,

Illinois, which is a suosidiary of southern

Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois.

= =

For the information of the Bureau, the state

of Illinois has no income tax.

====...

===

WFO is requested to check the Passport Offic

10f the U.S. Department of State concerning the subject's

passport records for current data concerning the subject's

traval abroad.

For background data concerning subject,

see WrO

file 161-4100. For the information of WFO. CHIRLSS

KOsN, Black extremist; currently Midwest Director oi SNee,

mas/ complained ithat the subject is important to him be-

cause she handles International contacts.

Bureau (157-11625) (RM)

2

NFO (RM)

2

Springfield (157-1154)

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i-sw

103

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cocument is prepared in response to your requer-and i not yor

OAP

nutside your committee.

its used amited to official pretzcarrs

Sauce tie content may out be disclosed to naut aped a

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAN 190Z EDITION

GSE GEN. PIG, NO 37

• UNITED STAT

Memorandum

612-106

A BICT :

1 - Mr. C. D. 'DeLoach

1 - Mr.

W.

C. Sullivan

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan )

G. Co. Moore

AA.

in

DATE: March 20, 1969

1 - Liaison

1 - Mr. E. R. Stark

:!!

ALL: INFORMATION CONTAINED

HERE IS INCLASSIFIE

KATHERINE DUNHAM

RACIAL MATTERS - BLACK NATIONALISTRATE/DI

→:;

1.011

Toison

DeLusci

Mon:

Burney

Colic-aa

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Saldivin

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Frotter

Tele. Feez

Helmes -

Gendy

D.

In accordance with a request made by Springfield,

this

I recommends that uncertified copies of Dunham's income tax

returns for the past three years be obtained from Internal

Revenue Service.

• Charles Koen, former head of the Black Liberators,

black extremist group in St. Louis,

Missouri, which patterns its

activities after those of the Black Panther Party, has described

Dunham as being very important to him because she handles "inter-

cuniacio."

Diriam nas à histury i Communioi Fatty

and CP front group affiliation, is closely associated with black

extremists 'and is possibly Charles Koen's financial angel.

Dunham, a Negro dancer and choreographer, is director of the

Performing Arts Center,, Southern Illinois University, East St. Louis,

Illinois. .She owns property in Haiti."

1.

He Pisse

In connection with our investigation to develop f

information concerning the sources of funds of black extremists

a review of the subject's Federal income tax returns is pertinent.

In addition, there is a possibility that this check may disclose

la violation of Internal Revenue laws which could result in

action against the subject.

RECOMMENDATION:

;..

Fres

4/2/67 kie

5,9T1

If approved this memorandum should be referred to the

Liaison Section to make the necessary contact with the Internal

Revenue Service.

REG 119

MCT-37

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Enclosure

ERS:Ikk!

(6) ;.

Ches document is prepared in response to your request and is rot for di

natin outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official praguedings oz

your Cormittce and l'e sortent may nut be disclosed to unemirorized person

nel without the empress approval of the FBI.

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frond

ir. C. D. DeLoach

1

dir.

W. C. Sullivan

I - Iir. G. C. lioora

1

- Liaison

1 - Mc. E. R. Stark

KEE?

ALLINFORMATION CONTAINED

March 21, 1959

KATIERES DETAM

prosied in resnonse

to your request, and is sut for dissemi

its use

l'miled to offical rococdirs by

your Committec

and the content may

be risclosed to uncithorized person.

tie "BI

Uncertified copics of incone tax returns for the

past three years are requested concerning the following:

Name: --

KATHER ME DUNLIAM

Social Security

Number:

567-55-5978 (As Katherine Dunhan)

330-14-2852 (As Katherine Dunhan

tratt)

Spouse:

JOHN T. PRATT

Residence:

532 North Tenth Street

East St.

Louis, Illinois

lorder

Residences:

11'1

335 West 80th Street

New Yore, lew Yorl

340 West 47th Street

New Yoris, New York

Employuent:

Southern Illinois University

-?..

Last St. Louis,

Illinois

ORIGINAL, AID OLE TO ITTERIAL RAVENUE SIRVICE

cas: lkk (8):

іні,

NOTE:

See menorandun G. C. Moore

W. C. Sullivan,,

dated 3/20/69, captioned "Katherine Dunhan,

Racial liatters

Black Nationalist," prepared by IRS:1k

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FROM

SUBJECT:

ris

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

9010-108°

MIAT ILGE EDITION

S'GSA GEN. MEG: NO. 21

UNITED STATES

GOYERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-445771)

DATE:

9/16/69

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-13701) (P)

SHRCH-SFORD

HERBERT

MARCUSE

SM-ANA

(00:San Diego)

GRIFFITH

It is requested that the Bureau obtain copies of the

last two federal income tax returns filed by subject.

Subject does

a considerable amount of travelling and

gives numerous lectures and speeches.

It is believed that

reference to his tax returns could identify some of the groups

sponsoring his appearances.

The following is given for identification purposes:

Name

- DOB

POB

Citizenship

IP.S. HERBERI MARCUSE

7/19/98

Berlin, Germany

Naturalized U.S. 5/18/40,

New York City

Social Security No.

Wife

Residence

093-28-1515

INGE MARCUSE

8831 Cliffridge Ave.,

San Digo, California

Employment

Professor,

University of California at

san Diego.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

-DE 7227285P2 Ate

TC2=

'Bureau (RM)

2-

San Diego

RET :mmh

(4)

RECI /02-44:5771-56

& SEP 1'7 1959

NW

'is it.

'ral!: cerase to yar request and is not for aussemy

ISC.

Its use is limited to official proceedungs by

580CT 161969:

Ca anütee and tie content may

nut be absclosed to unauthorized person

Mind tre ecprcis approval of the FBI.

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TO

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

HAY INAR ROITION

5010-108

OSA GIN. ALO, NO, 87

"UNITED STATES

UNMENT

-Memorandum

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: 9-21-69

Tolson

DeLooch

Mobr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad -

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Rosen.

V Sullivan

Tavel -

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SUBJECT:

HERBERT MARCUSE

SECURITY MATTER - ANARCHIST

This memorandum is to recommend that uncertified

copies of 1967 and 1968 Federal Income Tax Returns filed by

subject be obtained from the Internal Revenue Service.

Herbert Marcuse, 71 years old, born Berlin, Germany,

became a naturalized United States citizen 5-8-40 in New Yorli,

New York.

He is a Security Index Subject of the San Diego

(Office and a professor of philosophy it the University of

California, san Diego, California.

He has been described

the foremost literary

symbol and philosopher of the New Leit.

He has a Doctor of Philosonhy Degree.

He has written boois

and lectured on Marxist philosophy and is described as an

avowed Marxist intellectual without Communist Party affiliation.

Marcuse is currintly on an extended trip throughout

Europe giving lectures.

He travels and lectures extensively

both in this country and abroad.

San Diego rcquested that

copies of subject's income tax returns be obtained for review

in order to possibly identify at least some of the groups

sponsoring his appearances.

A blind memorandum on Marcuse is attached.

RECOMMENDATION:

That Liaison delive

blind

memoranchen to

Internal Revenue Service

with the request that uncertified

copies of Federal Income Tax Returns for the last two years

be furnished.!

Enclosure lENDLOSURE

NJi: 1jW

REC 46

Suo-

44011-51

(7)

I - Mr.

C.

Mr.

D.

DeLoach

C.

Sullivan

5. OCT 14 1969

1

Mr. C.

D. Brennan

Liaison Section

....] - Mr. T.

J. McNiff

ALL INFORMATION G AbNED

- 7 0 0CT: 22 1969

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V Ticis document is prepared in response to you

Land is not toy assemi

official progeedings by

raim outside your Committee.

3our Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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Soptember 24, 1069

HERBERT MARCUSE

Herbert Marcuse was born 7-19-98 at Berlin, Germany,

Immigrated to this country in 193% and became a naturalized

United States citizen in 1940.

Since January, 1967, he has resided at 8831 Cliffridge

Âvenue, San Diego, California,

and has, since that time, been

employed as a professor of philosophy, University of California,

San Diego, California.

It is requested that uncertified copies of Federal

Income Tax Returns filed by Marcuse for 1967 and 1968 be

furnished.

(9)

NOTE

See menorandum Mi.

D. Brennan to Mr.

Sullivan dated September 24,

1969, prepared by Nil:ljw.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

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HI. D. P. White

SAC, San Diego (100-13701) .

iNDO

•Director,

FBEC 1200-445773) -62

HERBERT MARCUSE

SU - ANA

12/8/69

BeSDlet 9/16/69.

There are enclosed an Internal Revenue Service

letter dated 11/21/03, and single Xerox copies of the

Federal income tax returns ior subject for years 1967 and

1958, which should be treated as confidential and are

furnished for information and lead purposes only. Review

your file concerning subject, and if any discrepancies are

noted, submit such iniornation to the Bureau in form

• suitable for dissemination.

This information will be

furnished to the Internal Revenue Service for further

consideration by that agency.

EICLOSUTES - 3

(4)

NOTE:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE DISEAS 2A ap

Tax returns beng furnished San Diego for information

and possible counterintelligence steps against him.

natien outside you Committee.

nel without the eipress carreral of the FBI.

Tolson

DeLoach

i Halters.

(Mohr

Bishop

Casper

i Collahan

i Conrad

1 Felt

MAILED. 9.

• DEC5

1959

COMM-FBI

59DEC 171033

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OUTIONAL FÓRM NO, 10

MAY 1SZ EDITION"

CSARPMR (41 057) 101-11.41

UNITED STATES GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (97-5236)

SAC, NEW YORK (105-101890) (2)

BIAFRA RELIEF SERVICES FOUNDATION

RuS-BIAFRA

(00: NY)

DATE: 10/16/69

Re:FOlet and LHM, 9/30/69.

Pretext inquiry, that of seeking general infor-

mation concerning above organization, was conducted on

10/15/69, and developed information that this organization

cleims to be incorporated in the State of New York since

approximately September, 1968.

Mr. R. BROWN, New York Secretary's of state.

Office, 270 Broadway, ITYC, advised 10/15/69, that the

records concerning the incorporation of any organization

XO.

For the assistance of the Albany Division, cap-

tioned organization is located at 777 United Nations Plaza,

New York, NY 10017.

LEADS

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

5524

ALBANY

* 103

office of the secretary of state, aertain contact ti

Captioned organization is incorporated, and, if available,

the articles of incorporation.

REG- 5

@ - Bureau (RI1)

• Washington Field (97-1954) (R)

2 - Albany

• (RM•

1 • New York

OCT 21.1959

i OCT 21 1959.

unmacal is regronge to your request and so vio

your Committee.

Its me is limited to

te and ine co tent may not be disclosza to undati

nel unrout the express upproval of the IBL

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NY 105-101890

WASHINGTON FIELD

AT WASHINGTON, D.C. At the Ruling Section,

Exempt Organization Branch, Internal Kerenue Service,

obtain all information pertaining to captioned organization

as indicated in IRS reply dated 3/28/68.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY INZ EDITION

ÜsA COMa (41 C7A) 101-11.9

UNTTED STAIRS

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (97-5236)

DATE:

10/31/69

"rin

: SAC,

UFO (97-1954) (RUC)

SUBJÉCT: BIAFRA RELIEF SERVICES FUUNDATION. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

FA-BIAFRA

ERE 12700 BY L2HM/

(00: NY)

ReVFO let and LHM dated 9/30/69, and NY let to

Bureau dated 10/16/69. |

Referenced NY let requests WrO to obtain all.

information pertaining to captioned organization, from the

Ruling Section, Exempt Crganization Branch, Internal Revenue

Seryice (IRS) .

This request is result of information, furnished

in referenced HFC Iil1 in the torm ot a letter dated

s/ zoroo, Lo

the Biafra Relief Services Foundation, c/o DONATUS V. ANYANTU,

435 West 119th Street, New York, New York, 10027, notifying

captioned organization of the ruling that it was tax exempt from

i she won som

Federal incone.tax, under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal

Revenue Code.

This letter was signed by MILTON CERNY (illegible)

Chief, Rulings Section, Exempt Organizations Branch.

REQUEST IF THE BUREAU

WIll WHIT

In accordance with existing Bureau policy relating

to obtaining of Federal tax information, it is requested that

jrassed by

Bureau liaison review IRS file on captioned organization, with

10/31/69

emphasis on obtaining the following information:

INSIS

1.

Information pertaining to the origin of the Biafra

Pelief Services Foundation, any evolutionary changes

in the organization.

DOLL

REC- 51

Bureau

Z - New York (105-101890) (R1) ST LOS

1 - WFO

RET: jmm

(5)

This encument is prepured in response to your re lest and is 969 for dissemi-

subsite your Committee.

Its use is linated to official proceedings by

soy Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to maunored person.

shes the express approval of the ibe.

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WFO 97-1954

2o Determine leadership of the organization, and develop

any information from the application for a tax exempt

status, basis on which IRS decision made, and the

current status of organization.

3.

funds.

4 Be alert for any indication that the organization is

under the direction or control of a foreign principal,

or its activities are directly of indirectly supervised,

directed, controlled, financed or subsidized in whole

or in major part by a foreign principal.

₽-5.

Any restriction on dissemination of the information

obtained fron the above reviey.

-

Case being placed in RUG status, since no

additional investigation outstanding ià UFO.

-....

?

•2 .

NIW

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> is

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

5010-106

HAT 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN, RIE, NO. 87

UNITED STATES

GO

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: AX.

W. C. Sullivan

DATE: 12/19/69

FROM

• R.

D. Cotter

Toluan

Colesar

#citers

Mohi

Caspe:

Collensa

ConisE

Fel! -

Gole

Roser

Sull::=

Tate!

Sojars.

Tele. F==:

Hoimes

ALL INFORMMAYION CONTAIED

SCBJECT:

BIAFRA RELIEF SERVICES FOUNDATION

REGISTRATION ACT - BIAFRA

DATE

Hen. X

Recommend we determine from Internal Revenue Service

(IRS'

1:

tax exempt status of captioned organization and obtain statements

and forms filed concerning the organization from Ins records.

tạx exempt status nonexistent recommended we obtain uncertified

copies of 1968 tax returns (organization incorporated 2/68) .

Department by letter 4/18/69 requested Registration

Act investigation of captioned organization located in New York Cit.

Request based on television short shown in 3/69 which requested

funds. for starving children of Biafra. Allegedly the organization

has tax exempt status with Ins. The organization was incorporated

in New York State in 2/68 as a charitable roanintion with

operations limited to U.S. and Biafra.

aid to refugees and war victims in Biafra.

its purpose is to extend

- --

Records relating to tax exempt status, if any, could

assist in determining existence of foreign principal or

control.

If not, income tax returns may indicates source of financing and

foreign control which would be of assistance in Registration Act

investigation.

ACTION:

It is recommended attached memorandum be furnished

to IRs through liaison.

Enclosure

97-5236

1

Mr.

DeLoach

* Mr.

Sullivan

7=12. Sot

HiT .

Cotter

1 - Mr. Mossburg

te,:

E8=227

91-52÷6-7

(6)

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- DEC 811833

macet is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

Its use is amites to official proceedings by

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1 - Mr.

[choach

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Liaison

1 - MI. Cotter

1 - Hi. Mossburg

December 19, 1969

SY LIAISON

RE: BIATRA RELIEF SERVICES FOUNDATION

In connection with an official Investization, ve

are interested in determining whether captioned organization

has been granted a tax exonpt status. This orcanization las

Incorporated in the state or dew folk on february ci, 100o.

Its purposa, according to the records of the Ney York Dapartment

oI state, Division oi Corporations, Albany, now York, i3 to

voluntarily extend aid to raiugees

200 Far

victins in the

territory of Dizira, Africa, as a charitable organizatzon.

Its places of operations are limited ip the United States

REC-28

It would be apprecinted if copies of statenents and

forms filed by captioned organization relating to its

tax excupt

sorbus, if any, ba zade availablo to this Dureau.

I& the

oscanization does not have a tas exenpt status, it 1s requested

uncertified copies of the organization's 1958 income tax returns

be made available.

97-5236

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED *

DATE AS SY RAMRI

(8)

NOTE:

captioned

See memorandun R.D. Cotter to Mir. W.C. Sullivan,

as above, dated 12/19/69, prepared by ElM:wnk.

Original and one copy being sent to Internal Revenue

Service by liaison.

Tolson

DeLoach

Talleis

Mont -

Bishep

Casper

Callahon

Conrad.

Felt -

Gelo.

Rosen

jullivan

Tavel.

Soyars

Tele. Poom.

Holmas

Gandy

NW

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203

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are onse do surrest and is not ten

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"sleen

4.o3ch

Foyers

1 - Mr. C.E.

SAC, New York (105-101390)

Director, FBI (97-5236) -4

REC-126

BIAFRA RELIEF

SERVICES FOUNDATION

RA - BIALKA

Whitson

2/5/70

ReTrOlet 10/31/39.

Attached for each recipient is one copy of Internal

Revenue Service (In3) letter dated 1/23/70 with enclogures.

Recipients review this material and advise Bureau whether

additional review of InS files is marranted. It so, advise

specitically what additional data is desired imorder that

Bureau Liaison can nake a logical review of the Ins files.

Recipients note that enclosures are to be treated

as confidential in keeping with the disclosure provision of

the Internal Revenue Code.

Enclosures - 10

1 - WED (97-1954) (Enclosures - 10)

CEW: dr1

(5)

NOTE:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

BATE A BLAIRE

Department by letter 4/13/69 requested Registration

Act investigation of captioned organization. Referenced WO

letter requested Bureau through liaison channels to review

INS records concerning organization.

Results of this IS

check enclosed with this leiter to New York and WrO.

INS

advised above organization was held to he exempt from

Federal incone tax on 8/28/63 and INS furnished copy of

their ruling.

NAILED 4-

FEB 4 1970

COMM FBI

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemt

ide vour Committee.

Its use is limited to official proseedings by

ittee and se content may ruit be disclosed to unauthotized person

the capress unmocal of the FBl.

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8,""

•: OPOMA LORMHO. iO

MAT 1OOZ MONITON

9010-100

G30 "AM.

ес. то. і?

• UNITED STATES G

SERNMENT

Memorandum

Ur. C. D. Brennan Pfu

1

- HIT.

N. C. Sullivan

1

HI.

C.

D.

Brennan

- IT. G. 1. Day

DATE: 2/5/71

1

dr.

G.

C. Moore

Hir.

.

0. Ingram

Tolson

Sullivan -2

Nahr ca

Pishona

Breant:

Cailate.

Casper

Conrad

Felt

Galc

Rosen

Tavel

Wallers

Suvars

Tele. Room

Holmes

Gandy

Dalbey

CHARLES EARL COBB, JE.

RACIAL MATTERS: - STUDENT NATIONAL

COORDINATING COMITTEE

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

PURPOSE:

To recommend we send attached memorandum to

Internal Revenue Service requesting income tax returns for

Cobb for the years 1966 through 1969.

BACKGROUND:

5-1

Cobb,

a native of Vashington, D. C., is on Securit;!

/ Index and is a

Key Black Extremist. During'the 19G0s he was

an official 'of the black extremist Student National Coordinatin

Committee and was extrencly active in the civil rights movement

in the South. He is a cose associate of Stokely Carmichael,

the notorious black extremist. This subject has run the ganvit

of extremish having spoker before the National Convention of the

Students for ? Democratic Society in Chicago in 1900 and travelca

Manol, he violated passport restrictions but refused to surrencoi

his passport to U. S. Department of State officials.

Cobb operates the Drum and Spear Boolistore,

Washington, D. C., which dispenses black extrenist literature.

During the

past year he has been in Tanzania establishing a

school for blacks.

Central Intelligence Agency has been requested to

furnish infornation regarding subject's activities abroad and

appropriate stops haye been placed with Immigration and

Naturalization Service.

We continue to receive reports from

informants who are associates of subject in the U. S.; however,

Enclosure

•REG6 13-447111-38

JOI:rra/maz oment is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

Me(6)

outaide your, Coumittee.

1t8 use is binegata eificras proceedings by

on committee and the content may nut be disclosed to waitized person

6]FEВ •41971

nel without the express approval of the FBI

CONTINUED+ eQUAT

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• Hemorandum to Mr. C. D. Brennan

Re: Charles Earl Cobb, JI.

as a Key Black Extrenist we need to know subject's listed

property, stocks, bonds, assets, and financial sources. If

you approve, attached memorandum should be returned to

Domestic Intelligence Division so that the income tax returns

can be obtained and reviewed.

RECOHNENDAT ION:

That attached memorandum be approved requesting

subject's income tax returns for the period 1900 through 1969.

1255

46/1

RETURNS REQUESTED

7/9/711357

2

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til.

C. Sullivan

I - Ir. C. D.

Brennan

1 - Mr. G. A. Day

Fobruary $, 1971

1 - M. G. C. Moore

1 - Mx. J. 0. Ingram

CHARLES EARL CCDB, Jr.

Incone tax rcturns for the years 1905 through 1e6o

are requestod for Charles Barl Cobi, Jr.,,

3022 June 23, 1913,

vashington,

D. C., Social Security Number

JFK Act 6 (3)

and

rifo Gayloatha Brown Cobb, residence 1051 Euclid Strect, M. W.,

Washington, D. C.

Prior addresses are 3911 Illinois Avenue,

Do lo, and 1114 Clarion sticet, D. Vo, both Mashington, D. C.

Cobb has boen caployod with student national Coordinating

N. Vo, Washington, D. C.

Cobb has traveled to foreign countries during the

last few years and lor the nast year his been in lancalia

where hn is regritory estanliching a grinnt for alace boon!?.

• It is requested that no investigation be conducted

based solcly upon this request.

JOI:rrd/naziria

(8)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

NOTE:

See memorandun G. C. Moore to Mr. C. D. Brennan,

captioned "Charles Darl Cobb, "I., Incial Matters - Student

National Coordinatiug Conuittee,

dated 2/3/71, prepared by

JOI :rra/maz.

T9l0r98.

militan

Triabouts

F is document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

ter nuiside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

wur Committee aw: the content may nut be aisclosed to unauthorized person

-Rel without the exrress opproval of the FBI

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118i88:6810108

2/3/71

88 :

c. c. soore, e

1

11I.

Mr.

G.

J.

c.

Moore

0.

Ingram

Dalle:

COURTLAND VERNON

coX

RACIAL MATTERS - STUDENT

NATIONAL COORDINATING CONMITTEE

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

PURPOSE:

DATE

To recommend we send attached memorandum

Revenue Service requesting tax returns for Cox for

1966 through 1969.

to

Internal

the years-

BACKGROUND:

Cox, an admitted black revolutionary, is one of

original hate mongers who operated under the guise of the civil

rights

movement.

He led "sit-in" at U.S. Attorney General's

office in Washington in 1962; was

a leader of the "March on

Washington" in 1063; and as an official of black extremist PiTil

Student National Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and close

confidant

of the notorious Stokely Carmichael, led several

civil rights marches throughout the South in the 1960s.

This

subject coined the label "Black Panther"

for SNCC's independent

political party in Alabana in the 1960s.

Cox is a widely traveled individual, having visited

Hanoi, North Vietnam, London, Canada, and Africa and attacking

the American way of life.

He presently resides Washington, D.C.,

I (NDC) and is an official with the Drum and Spear Bookstore, WDC,

which dispenses extremist-type literature,

and is a teacher

the Center for Black Education in WDC, which is operated by

black extremists reportedly to train black technicians who will

work to liberate the African people.

As a Key Black Extremist (KBE), we need to develop all

infornation of subject's financial sources including his listed

property, stocks, bonds, assets, and all employments. If you

approve, attached memorandum should be returned to Domestic

Intelligence Division so that the incomé tax returns can ve

obtained and reviewed.

105-

ILE,

i-bl

RECOMMENDATION:

EX-100 REC-57. V

92 FEB J.1 1971

That attached memorandum be approved requesting subjéct'

income tax retums for the period 1966

through

1969.

13i Enclosure

went in pierred ind

response ie

stand is

Um2?

official

Wyfor dissem

ent may

I Ness Troval of the FBI

breedings

e disciosed to unauthorised person

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10211-47

109

3*581

1-H.G.C110009

1 - 28a Goto. Daig

COURTINED VERNONICALI. J. O. Icgran

REC 19

Income tai returns for the joars 196G through loGo

arc desircù for Cauitland Vernon Coi.

S:-103

Cos and his wiie, rankie d. ClaT CoX, prescOtLy

reside at 1021 Mints Strock, H.ü., Apactnent 502, Bashiagion, D. C

Do foincily residod at 2700 asway

Avcrue, Apartneat C, lew York,

New Yor, and at 1029 puller sireet, .l.,

Vashington,

D. C. Chie

was Inmerly onployee by the etudont liational Coordinating

Connitteo, 360 Mcisoi, Atlanta, Georgia.

In 1959 ho mas employod as a lecturer in Humanities

at Fedoral City Colloge, Washington, D. C., as well as being

en loycủ as an ofilcial

gith the drun and

Spoar BOOkStOre,

2701 A 14th Street, M.W., lashington, D. C.

He is preschtly

on the Board of Directors of ASTO-AucriCon Recources, 1502

Balmont Road, 1l...,

Dill and Spear Poo:store.

employed by the Center

fo1' Black Eucation, 1135-37 rairnont Street, N.M.

Lashington, D. C.

It is roquested that no active investigation le

conducted based suicly upon this request.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

(5)

NOTE:

DATE 225 SEE AIN

son tenorancan G. C. Loong to C. D. Encanes, catca

3/2/71,

compicned "Costilnad Vernon Cos,

incial inters

Studont National Coordirating Committoo," propazed

MAID 100 DIS 10 11

PECS

120.0000. 11.D.

"Crimitre.

corlent may not be discosed

approval of the FBI.

afficial proceedings by

anaritionsea person

Wits

50/2322 1971

shallo

11008506078-

1. 71ds

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TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IBER POITION.

DEA GEN. NEG.

NO. 27

3010-100

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. E. S. Millergie

Assoc. Dit.-

Ass?. Dir.:

1 - MI

E. S. Miller

1 - Mr.

G. C. Moore

DATE: 11/20/73

Armin. -

Comp. Sys1.2m

Ext. Affairs -

Filer & Com. u

Ger. Inv.

Idant.

Inspection

FROM

1 - Mr.

1 - Mr

H. A. Boynton

J. I. Alchizer

Laboratory

Plan. & Era!. -

Spec. Inr.-

Training

SUBJECT: COURTLAND

VERNON COX

Legal Coun. _

EXTREMIST MATTER - BLACK EXTREMIST ALLIE CA ATION CONTAINED

Telephone Ra. -

KEY EXTREMIST

DATE 12) 8E SYE2A1M

The purpose of this memorandum is to recommend

the

attached memorandum be furnished to Internal Revenue Service

requesting income tax returns for Cox for the years 1970

through 1972.

forwardicl

1(30/73

0-114,

secured

Investigation of Cox is based on information which

indicates he is engaged in activities which could involve

violation of Iitle 18, U. S. Code, Sections 2383 (Rebellion or

Insurrection), 2384 (Seditious Conspiracy), 2385 (Advocaring

Overthrow of the Government) and 956 and 958-962 (Neutrality

Matters - including illegal exportation of war materials)

11LUEH-16

Cox, an admitted black revolutionary, served a a

member of the National Executive Committee of the Student

National Coordinating Committee. (SNCC). During the 1960s he

was a leading participant in a number of civil rights marches

and demonstrations throughout the South. In 1966 Cox traveled

to England to participate in the International War. Crimes

Tribune sponsored by the Bertrand Russell Foundation.

In the

past Cox has

associated with well-known black extremists such as

Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown. He is widely traveled

having visited Hanoi, North Vietnam, and making frequent trips

to Africa and the Caribbean.

In Washington, D. C.. Cox has been

connected with the Center for Black Education, operated by black

extremists reportedly to train technicians who will Dork1t 973

liberate the African people.

Cox is currently working to organize the Sixth Pan

African Congress (SPAC), scheduled to be held in 6/74 in Tanzania.

This is an international conference organized by individuals, some

Enclosure

a25 Cocement is prepared in response to your request ánd is not for disserti

relin outside your Cormittee.

lis use is limited to official proceedings by

105-150371

i rittee at the cient mai not otten to

unaut ried person

JTA: fb, (5)

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Memorandum G.

C.: Moore. to Mr. 'E. S. Miller

RE:

COURTLAND VERNON COX

105-160371

of whom have advocated extremism and violence. In 1972

Cox became Secretary-General of the SPAC's Temporary

Secretariat which is expected to move fron Washington, D. C.,

to Tanzania in 11/73. Cox reportedly planned to depart

for Tanzania on 11/11/73 although no confirmation has been

* "ofved to date.

As a Key Extremist, Cox warrants investigation to

determine his sources of income, assets and employments.

If approved, the attached memorandum should be returned to

the Intelligence Division in order that Cox's income tax

returns can be obtained and reviewed.

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached memorandum be approved requesting

Internal Revenue Service to furnish Cox's income tax returns

for the years 1970 through 1972.

Emper

2

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190

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Ms. G.

"C. Moore

November 21, 1973

вос. Dir. —

ar. Dir.:

idmin..

ist. Alloies

ilar & Com.

dons.

rapaction.

arall. -

• aboratory -

Jon. & Exol. -

gel Caun. _:

slaphana Ros.

COURTLAID VERNON, COX

1 - Mr. H. A.. Boynton

1 - Mr. J. T. Alchizer

Federal Income tax

returns for Courtland Vernon

Cox for the years 1970 through 1972 are requested.

Cox 1s married to Frankie Clarkleox and their

current address is Apartment 203, 2800 Ontario Road,

Northwest, Washington, D. C. He has also resided at

4021 9th Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C. His only

known employnent is with the Siath Pan Afzlean Congress.

Former employments include Professor, Federal City College;

Manager, Drum and Spear Book Stora; and Afro-Anerican

Resources, Incorporated, all located In Weshington, D. C.

Cox's Social Security number is

JEK Act 6 (3)

His date

of-birth is January 27, 1941.

It Is requested that no active investigation

be conducted based solely on this

request.

+6705-160371 - 103

ORIGINAL AND ONE SENT TO INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

JTA: f1

(7)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE SHE SPEARe

NOTE:

See memorandum G. C. Moore to Mr. E. S. Miller

dated 11/20'73, captioned "Courtland Vernon Cox, Extremist

Matter - Black Extremist, Key Extrenist," and prepared. by

JTA:fb.

sile uncument is repared in response to your request and 2e not for dissemi

dio ise as bunted to offer proceedings

nute ces i'd content many he disclosed to ungumorized persi

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TO

:

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-

OFFIONAL TONILA NO, 10

MAY 1901 FDITION

ORA FRAIR (01 654) 108-18-8

UNITED STATES:

VERNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-447935)

DATE:

3/4/71

: SAC, WFO (100-46784) (P)

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 New Hampshire Avenue, *. W.

washington, D. C.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

IS - MISC

(00:WFO)

DIE XS0 BALR

ReWFOlet and IlM to the Bureau dated 2/22/71.

In order för WFO to obtain a more comprehensive

picture of the financial situation of the Institute for Policy

Studies (I'S) and its principal leacers, WFO is requesting

the Bureau to contact Headquarters, Intezial Révenue Service

(IRS), Washington, D. C., and obtain copies of the following

documents:

I'he 1963, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 IRS Forms: 990-A

for the IrS, 1520 New hampshire avenue, i.., Washington,

I. C. Also requested is the IPS "request for a tax-exempt

status" and all the supporting documents.

The individual tax returns (Form 1040) are requested

for the following two individual's for the years 1963, 64, 65,

66, 67, 68, and 69:

ST. 102)

NEC- AL

100-447705-61

5 MAR 8 1371

1-9241

- Bureau

3 - WFO

(1-WF100-45298) (MARCUS G. RASKIN)

(1-WF100-45302) (RICHARD J. BARNET)

NEWSE

@1S :dlb

The document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

(6)

Moeil misule goni Colmitice.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

you Ci miitce and the content may jut be disclosed to unauthorized person

DocIa: 3293%65gtneagere espress approval of the FBI.

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WFO 100-46784

Name:

Social Security Number:

Occupation:

Late of birth:

Place of birth:

Residence:

Name :

Social Security Number:

Occupation:

Late of birth:

Place of birth:

Residence:

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MARCUS GOODMAN RASKIN

390-30-1886

Co-director, IS

April 30, 1934

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1777 Lanier Place, N. W.,

Washington, D. C.

RICHARD JACKSON BARVET

022-28-3709

Co-director, I'S

May 7, 1929

Boston, Kassachusetts

1716 fortal Drive, N. W.,

Washington,

D. C.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

1010-106

MAY PODS EDITION

скА. САм. Па. НО. 21

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. C.D. Brenna

1 - Mr. H.C. Sullivan

1

- Mr. C.D.

"Brennan

1 - Mr. G.A.

Day

DATE: 3/18/71

FROM

BaI. Shacke110r9)

1 - NI.

R.L. Shackelford

1 - MI•

H. Mallet

Tissue

Sulltyan

11.ho9

C'allahini

C'onrad

Dalbey

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Rosen

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Kindlers

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Tele. Room

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SUBJECT

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES (IPS)

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, N.W.

WASHINGTON,- D.C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - MISCELLANEOUS

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

PURPOSE:

DA NEW SEALE

To recommend that we send attached memorandum to

Internal

Revenue Service requesting income tax returns on IPS and on

Marcus Goodman Raskin and Richard Jackson Barnet, codirectors

of

IPS, for years 1963 (when IPS was founded) through 1969.

BACKGROUND:

IPS has

been characterized

as the "Think Factory" of the

New Left which helps train extremists who incite violence and whose

educational research serves as a cover for intrigue and political.

agitation.

It is a nonprofit, nontaxable organization which

studies Government policies and offers alternative policies. •It

exerts considerable influence through contacts with educators,

Congress and labor.

Raskin and Barnet are two key leaders in

IPS receives its funds from private foundations.

New Left activity, additional investigation is warranted to

determine the sources of income and assets of IPS, Raskin and

Barnet.

If you approve, attached memorandum should be returned fo

the Domestic Intelligence Division so that these income tax retugas

can

be obtained and reviewed.

ISCO

0.1%, 3/08/31, CADitsf

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached memorandum be approved requesting income

tax returns of IPS, Barnet and Raskin for 1963 through 1969.

Enclosure

REG-33,

• 100-454040 (Marcus Goodman Raskin)

- 105-185148

(Richard Jackson Barnet)

No: # 3755568

HM: aCS aCO

(8)

11•7

inared in respons

sclosed to unauthorized persort

nel

#300

20L6

8860

a to

a pie expiess approval ofithe tb

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REG-33

108-447935011

1

NIr.

v.C.

Sullivan

Bir.

C.D.

Brennan

- MI.

G.A.

Day

1 - HI. R.L. Shackelford

larch 19, 1971

.:1 - Mr. H. Mallet

INSTITUTY FOR FOLICY STUDIES (IPS)

1520 REV EAUIPSEIRE AVENUE, 17.W.

VASTINGION, D.C.

Incone tax returns, it available, for the years

1905 (rhen IPS vas founded) through 1960 are rennested

concerning

IPS and its codirectors, Marcus Goodban Taskin

and fichard Jachson Earnet.

Specifically, Forus 500-A

submitted ky IPS aro requested, as 15 tha

IPs request for

tar-exeunt status mith supporting documents. Indivioual

returns (Forn 1040) fron inclin and Barnet are requested.

Larcus Goodron Lashin resices at 1777 Lanier Place,

His occuation is cocirector of IpS.

M. was aska ATORi Do, 1534, tn 3lwaukee, Wisconsin, and has

Social Security Number 350-30-188G.

но"., іконізі;

Richaré Jackson Barnet resices at 1716 Portal Drive,

i.c.

jis occupation is cocirector of Ips.

He nas born lay 7, 1529, in BOSIOn, Massachusetts; and bas

Social Security Number 022-28-3702.

It is requested that no sctive investigation be

concucted based solely on this request.

1-100-454040 (Marcus Goodman Faskie)

105-185143 (Richard Jackson Barnet)

(10)

NOTE:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

ATE/X SUNGLASSIF

BY SARALI

See memorandum R.L. Shackelford to kir.

C.D. Brennan,

dated 3/18/71, captioned "Institute for Policy Studies (IPS),

1520 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington,

Security - Miscellaneous" and prepared by Fif:acs.

D.C., Internal

Ta document is prepared in response to your renest and a not. or d

paut orized bron

WALLINN CUTT

IN 55241

GIAPR 121971

DogId: 325

ROG

Page 216

THERETE HITTE

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MI.

Mr.

D.

W.

P. White

G. Davis

6/10/71

1971

191030p

allahan

inariang

Mista

Panel

Trista

Telo. 18co0.

cMW 55241

SAC, NIO (100-46784)

- Director, FBI

(100-147935)

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES®

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, N.H.

WASHINGTCN, D.C.

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DARE STASE 5021

Reurlet 3/4/71.

Enclosed for NFO are coples of incone tax returns

for the years 1963 through 1969 for the Institute for Policy

Studies (IPS), Eichard J. and Ann B. Barnet, and Marcus G.

and Barbara Kaskin. Enclosed also are three Internal Revenue

Service letters of

transmittal, two of which are dated

5/20/71 and the third, 5/25/71.

For further infornation in this natter, your

attention is directed to enclosed Internal levenue, Service

ietter to Mir. Robert C. Hardian dated 5/25/71.

454

The enclosed information is for lead purposes only

and should be treated as confidential in keeping with the

disclosure limitations of the Internal Revenue Code.

Enclosures (24)

2 - NFO

(1 - 100-45298 Paskin)

11 - 100-45302 Barnet,

100-454040 (Raskin)

~ 105-185148

(Barnet)

→.:: (9)

ST-105

REC 43/00-447735-62

3 JUN 11 1971

NOTE:

WFO requested the Bureau to obtain income tax returns

for the Institute for Policy Studies, Richard J. Barnet, and

marcus G. Raskin for the years 1963 through 1969. Copies of

these docunents have been obtained and are being forwarded to

WED in response to their request.

Rue oment is prepared in response to your request and ispad?

o Quade your Commiltee.

nice and the contont may nut be disclosed to untuthorized person

105.175148

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595. 05-22-618

Transmit the following in -

Vio

FBI

Date: 6/11/71

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Prioricy)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-460621)

FROM:

SAC, WRO (100-49248) (P)

U.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION;

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - MISC.

(00: WEO)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DATE 220 SPLAU/R

Re Bureau letter, 9/23/70.

Attached are five copies for the Bureau and one

copy for Denver of Lili dated and captioned as above.

The

IHM consists of form SS0-h, U.S. Treasury Department, Inter-

nal Revenue Service (IRS), "Return of Organization Exempt

From Income Tax," filed by the U.S. Student Press Associa-

tion (USSPA) for the year ending August 31, 1969, which 1s

the most recent return available, together with attachments.

In addition, form 1023, U.S. Treasury Department,

IRS, "Exemption Application," dated 4/15/66, together with

enclosures, submitted by the USSPA.

This information whieh is avallable to the publes?

was obtained by SA EUGENE BRENNAN, without disclosure of

official status, in an affempt to establish the source of

the funds of the USSPAres dinátructed by reference letter..

2

3-Bureau (Enc. 5) ENCLOSURE RECES iCE -hat:

1- Denver (105-4426) (Info) (Enc. 1) (RM)

1-WFO

Lanti si line destined

19 JUN 14 1971

BAB: mah

(5)

-Stocuizent is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

asire Mour Communee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings p

mittee and the content may not ho disciosed to unauthoricedenerson

was g 1407 peas approval of the FBl:

NW 552pproidararees 9659- Page-2i8

Sent

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WFO 100-49248

A Copy of this communication, together with enclo-

sures, is being furnished Denver as information has been

received, but not yet verified, that the College Press Service

(CPS) will divorce itself from

the USSPA and relocate in

Denver, Colorado.

Of particular interest in the attached material

is the item of contributors, gifts, grants, etc. in the

amount of $63,794.40, appearing on page one, line seventeen

of form 990-A.

The schedule accompanying form 990-A identi-

fying the contributors has been blanked out apparently by the

IRS.

The Bureamay desire to contact IRS on a high level

basis in an effort to establish the identity of the contribu-

tors to the USSPA.

2

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6/17/71

• Airtel

1 • Mr. D. P. White

TO: SAC, NFO (100-19248)

From: Diector,. FBI (100-460621)

O U.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - MISCELLANEOUS

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

MAILED 9

JUN 1'%

1971

"ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

DARE DENSE BALR

ReWFOairtel and LHM dated 6/11/71.

Referenced airtel advised that Internal Revenue

Service (IRS) information contained in the Lill was obtained

by SA bugene brennan and that this intormation is availabla

to the public.

WED indicated Bureau might desire to contaci

IRS in an effort to establish identity oi contristers to the

U. S. Student Press Association (USSPA) which information had

been obliterated on a page of the InS naterial.

Prior to taking any such action, Bureau desires

to be advised of the identity of the source which made

the

IRS material available to SA Brennan.

In addition, several pages of copies of the LHM

urnished by iro were reproduced in such a manner that

material was deleted from the top or sides of the pages.

showing, and none cut off through

duplication.

T1890777

callisan

1810b148

Hennar, C.D.-

i allabian

Submit promptly in order that consideration can be

given to dissemination of reforenged Will, as well as any

other desired action by the Bireai3

100-460631-

REC-3

(4)

117"

SEE NOTE EICHUMO& 1971

tale

•ele

Meratin

115 FUN 22,1971

a prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemin?.

"mmittee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

nel wircut the

ceand te conient may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

MAIL ROOM-

TELETYPE UNITI

excress caproval of the FBI.

-*w 55241

DocId:32989659.

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Airtel to WFO

Re:

U.S. Student Press Association

College Press Service

100-460621

NOTE:

WFO furnished information in LHM form regarding

captioned organization and material it submitted to IRS.

WFO described this mterial as being available to public

but failed to advise source from which it was obtained.

In addition, WFO being instructed to submit supplemental

pages where

necessary fron which material was cut off from

sides when duplicated.

...

NW 55241 DocId: 32989659

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FBI

Date: 6/22/71

JIr. Saliran-

AIr. sInhr-

Mr. PiD.

Mr Siren Cod

Ir. Careera

Air. Curad

ii.?.

Transmit the following in -

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL

Mr.: jen

hir.

Mir.

Via

(Priorizy)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-460621)

Tus.

Mies Lames.

Miss Gait?

FROM:

SAC, WEO (100-49248) (P)

U.S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION;

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS-MISCELLANEOUS

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

Specte

ALL INFORNATION CONTAINED TH

EREINIS UNCLASSIF SPALM/EN

jang

ATE ALOO BYSE

ReBuairtel, 6/17/71.

Attached are five copies of IRS form 990-A for year

ended 8/31/69, and IRS form 1023, dated 4/15/66, together with

enclosures, both filed by the U.S. Student Press Association.

It appears part of the lower portion of Page One,

form 990-A, has. been reproduced in such a manner that material

has been deleted from this page; however, this is an exact

reproduction of the material as

received from IRS. The portion

omitted appears to be the certification of the officer of the

association and persons preparing the return.

The attached materlal wasno tained from a FAB

MORRISON, Public Information Division, Reference Section, Internal

Revenue Servicey Corrected copy of enclosure sent to Denver

by routing slip.

FIs.

103088

3'- Bureau| (Enc. 5)

- WEO

RAO-ISP, UTATE

EAB: CSI

(4)

7/2/11

RIS

30 AUG 3

1971

RESI by

rey'

se fall menarchante

3/1/72

,.!

19111

DIN:/p

ament is prepared in response to your request and is not for disseri

Approved:

Its use is limited to efficial proceedings bu

manite aad the cosesti may not be disclosed to unauthorized person

now Spect minton agrass amproval of the FBl

•19

NW 55241 Dold: 32989659 Page 222-5

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TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

9110-106

MAY 1902 RECON

OSA Q14- 086

NO. 2Y

'UNITED STATE

SOV

NMENT

Memorandum

Mr. C. D. Brenna

Tolson

Felt

1

Sullier

- HI.

-

Hir.

W.

.

Sullivan

C.

D.

Brennan

.

A. Day

Monr

Bishog

Brennun, (..D

Callahan

Casper

Conrud

DATE:

8/2/71

Dalbey

Galc -

Ponder

1

1

- Mr.

R.

- Mr.

D.

L.

Shackelford""

P. White

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes

Gandy.

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES STUDENT

PRESS ASSOCIATION (USSPA)

INTERNAL SECURITY - NEW LEFTALLINFORMATION CONTAINED

JATE/La

0-14,

IRS ling

ІНЯДІ

,and re

1581s. 8/5/21

PURPOSE:

To recommend that we send attached memorandum to

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requesting income tax returns

on United States Student Press Association (USSPA) for years

1966 through 1970.

BACKGROUND:

The USSPA Claims to operate a press service for

college newspapers and other organizations; however, the

news releases it prepares are similar to those prepared by

New Left underground press services, and are subscribed to

by underground newspaper publications throughout the country.

These releases contain information which discredit the

Government and authority, and follow the New Left movement

in expression and content.

Records of the Public Information Division, Reference

Section,

IRS, •Washington, D. C., were reviewed by a Special

Agent of WEO

who was

not

required to identify himself as

records were available to public. These records indicated

USSPA incorporated in Washington, D. C., in 1966 and applied

for tax exemption with IRS stating it was organized for

educational purposes.

Records available also indicated

that for the taxable year ending 8/31/69 USSPA had income

from contributions and grants' in excess of $63,000. In view

of the New Left type activity engaged in by USSPA and

White House interest in sources of New Left funds, additional

investigation is warranted to determine sources of funds and

assets of this organization and its activities.

If you

approve,

attached memorandum should be returned to the

Domestic Intelligence Division so that

these income,tax.?

returns can be obtained and reviewed.

Enclosure

AT HUG 10 1971

100+460621

CONTINUED - OVER

DPW: jlm?&amn iside yor Cormittee.

Its use is limited to official proceeds by

our Coumittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized

5'YAUG 1 3197 without the express approval of the FBI.

Setson

NW*55241

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Memorandum to Mr. C. D. Brennan

Re:

United States Student

Press Association (USSPA)

100-460621

RECONMENDATION:

That: attached memorandum be approved requesting

income tax. returns of USSPA for 1966 through 1970.

chig

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I - dr.

W. C. Sullivan

1 - Hr. C. D. Brennan

August 3, 1971

I - Hr. G. A. Day

1 - Mr. R. I. Shackelford

UNITED STATES STUDENT

1 - Mr. D. P. White

PRESS ASSOCIATION (USSPA)

1779 CHURCH STREET, N.W.

WASHINGTON, - D. C.

20036

Income tax returns, it available, for the gears

1966 (when USSPA was founded)

through 1970 are requested

concerning USSPA.

Specifically. Forms 990-A submitted

by USSPA are requested, as is the USSPA request for tax-

exeupt status with

supporting documents.

It is requested that no active investigation be

conducted based solely on this request.

-

..

100-460621

DPW: jIm.

(8)

NOTE:

HERCIS

DATE 10E-0OBY SAAMIR

See memorandum R. L. Shackelford to Mr. C. D. Brennan,

dated 8/2/71, captioned "United States Student Press Association

(USSPA), Internal Security - New Lefte" prepared by DPW:jIm.

Jeria te

1.r1:

19.t.=

liva

cing

* 1=

in

min.

chort the

in response to you accuest city la s0r to? diesen

¡ls se is amateà to affecar proceedlas

•I of the Pel.

me nut he dischau to uncuthorized and

Hispos

Tate.

Fatimes

4i3e'e

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ENATOSURE

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SAC, NFO (100-49248)

11/8/71

Director, FBI (100-460621)

1 - Mr. D. P. White

U.s.

STUDENT PRESS ASSCCIATION

UF

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - NEW LEFT

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

Gid: 18-

@UNITEO SEE STUCENT

PRES-

ASSOCIATION

RewFairtels dated 6/11 and 22/71.

Enclosed for ITO are single copies of Internal

Revenue Service letter 11/2/71, and copies of Forms 990-4,

Return of Organization Exempt from Incone Tax for the

periods ended 8/31/59 and 1970, of the Ü.S. Student Press

Association. Information in the enclosures is for lead

puiposes ouiy and should not be incorporated in any communi-

cations prepared for dissemination.

Enclosures - 3

DPH: jImM

(4)

HeRti

DATE

102700 Ву БРЭАЦИ

NOTE:

In açcordance with request of FO, information

contaned in enclosures obtained through the Department.from

Internal Revenue Service.

EX-100

RAILED 9

NOV S - 1971

FBI

RECT. 12 440621-30

& NOV 8 • 1971

Tolson

Felt

Rosen

Sohr.

Biahop

Miller, F.S..

Callahan -

Casper -

Conrad

Dalbey

Clerelund -

Ponder -

Bates -

Tavel

Waltera

MCT-27

Trile 88001-

(wi lost doment is preyare in response to your request and is not for dissomi

6 K NU

Its use is linirted to official proceedings by

O19? nitee and the content may nut br disclosed to wahorized person

¿ost the express toproval of th? F.l.

Gandy.

MAIL ROOME

TELETYPE UNITL

NY 35247 DoaFd:32969654 Fage- 226

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PUNNA A 10

MAY INS LIÁTTUE

POSA ROAR (+1 0777) 107-11-81

UNITED STATES

KENT •

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-460621)

one are to 0-402489) 627

SUBJECT: U. S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION;

COLLEGE PRESS

SERVICE

IS-NEW LEFT

(NEW LEFT MOVEMENT)

DATE: 11/12/71

/-ON

titi

120/91 19415611

DATE 102200 BreAmI

ReBureau letter, 11/8/71, with enclosures.

Enclosed for Denver are copies of referenced Bureau

letter, together with enclosures which are self-explanatory,

being furnished Denver since the College Press Service (CPS)

is now located in that Division.

Perusal of the Bureau's letter and enclosed material

reveals the Carnegie Foundation contributed $48,500 to the

United States Student Press Association (USSPA)

during the

period ending 8/31/69, and the Ford Foundation contributed

$2,000 to the USSPA during the period ending 8/31/70. From

the information submitted, it would appear the USSPA and

its subsidiary, the CS, could not exist without these and

other foundation grants.

The Bureau may desire to consider discussing this

matter, on a high level, with officials of one or all of

the Foundations involved. Further, the Bureau may desire to

submit to these officials press releases of the CPS which

have been furnished to the Bureau by the WrO for the purpose

of informing Foundation officials of the nature of the

naterial which is disseminated for reproduction in a great

number of college newspapers,

by the Cs.

REC-39

100-460421-31

IC NOV 15 1971

2-Denver (105-4426) (Enc. 4)

1-WFO

EAB: scw

ENGLOSURE

{5)

•i as wel

¡cLosene Artichop response to you request and is not for

dissemi

natice aid

Its ise i imited to official proceedings by

it covent may nut be risclosed to unauthorized person.

nel without the express inproval of the FBI.

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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-

SAC,

4280-49248)

'REC-12G

Director, FBI (100-460621)

11/22/71

1 - Mr. D. P. White

U. S. STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION

COLLEGE PRESS SERVICE

IS - NAN LEFT

FeTro letter 11/12/71, which advised that the Bureau

might desire to consider furnishing information to foundations

which contribute to the U.S. Student Press Association (USSPA)

regarding the nature of the press releases disseminated

to college newspapers by captioned organization. As you were

advised in Bureau letter 11/3/71, information obtained from

the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is for lead purposes

only and is not to be incorporated in any communications

prepared for dissemination and will not be discussed with

21%-

one outside the bureau.

Accordingly, the Bureau most certainly

will not discuss this natter vith anyone, particularly repra-

sentatives of foundations which furnish funds to captioned

organizations.

1 - Denver (105-4426)

DPH: j 1m

'ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

(5)

NOTE:

olson

wit

üsen

istro

Slies, ES.

allahan

parad

With appropriate authority, Department was requested

to obtain information regarding captioned organizations from

IRS. Upon receipt of sane, it was furnished to WO by letter

with caution that information obtained was for lead purposes

and was not to be incorporated in any communications prepared

for dissemination. In referenced letter, WrO suggested Bureau

might desire discussing grants received by sbjat organizations

fron foundations in view of the nature of the press releases

put out by them and furnished to college newspapers.

Restrictions

placed upon material received

preclude any such action which,

in addition to these restrictions, would be an undesirable

step to take in view of the sources of funds.

MAILED 3

NOV 2 2 1971

•FBI

'auy

*el.

'ocument is propored in response to your request and is notor disemi

or nantee and Sa

Its use so united to can recceedmas oy

feat may nut be disclosed to unautsized person-

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=}

2 - Mx. J.

intz

(1 - Mr.

J. B. Hotis)

1 - MT.

W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr.

W. O. Gregar

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

September 29, 1975

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

U.

s!

SENATE SELICT COMMITTEE

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

33

finference is mide to the SSC request dated lugust 20g

1975, for meterials concerning Martin lucher King, Jr.

Enclosed for your approval and forterding ic

SSC is the original of

a memorandum in pertial response

the August 20, 1975, request.

Also enclosed for your records is a copy of the

memorandun which is'being delivered to you with a set of the

materials which are being delivered to the SSC.

ALL tu

ILMEN I

Enclosures

(2)

62-116395

I. - The reputy

Attorney General

dittention: Michael 3. Shaheen,

Intelligence Coordination

- ENCLOSURE,

"ST. 114 32 OCT * 1975

+ 357-79

NOTE:

The pertinent portion of the 8/20/75 request is

Assoc. Dir.

attached to the file copy of enclosed IHM. Exect copies of the

Dep. AD A materials being furnished are maintained in the office of the

Isst. Dir.:

SENSTUDY 75 Project. Arrangements have been made for a

Comp. Syst. representative of the Legal Counsel Division to deliver the

Ext. Affairs attached memorandum, as well as the materials being provided,

en"in. to the SSC

Idento.

Inspection -

Intell. i

Laboratory 2a

plan. & Evalo.n,

Spoc. Inv. _

Trining -

SECRET MATERIAL ATTACHED

Legal Coun..

Telephone Rm. -

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1. 1 fin

2 - Mr.

Mintz

(1

- Mr.

J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1

- Mr. W.

0. Cregar

1 - Mr. S.

F. Phillips

62-116395

September 29, 1975

J. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL. OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENGE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Reference is mide to the SSC request dated

August 20, 1975, for materials pertaining to Martin Luther

King, JI.

The purpose of this memorandum is to effect

delivery to the SSC of materials in full response to Items

13 and 14, Pert VII, of the aforementioned request.

1 - The Attorney General

SEP:eks els

(8)

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs —

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. =

Inspection -

Intell. -

Laboratory -

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

Training.

Legal Coun.

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y — MAIL ROOM D

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Lett Ale

DAG

9. All memoranda and any other materials reflecting cor-

respondence, communications and/or contacts between

FBI headquarters personnel and FBI field office per-

_sonnel with respect to feasibility, installation, ini-

tiation,

continuation, authorization, re-authorization,

and termination of and disposition of tapes with

respect to each of the electronic surveillances iden-

tified in the FBI's July 24, 1975, memorandum attached

to your letter of August I1, 1975, which responded to

Item III. G. of my July 28, 1975, request.

eks

10. All memoranda and any other materials reflecting

authorization or articulation of the procedure identi-

fied in the last paragraph of page 6 of the FBI memo-

randum referred to in item 9 above, to wit, "authori-

zation for utilizing a misur was made by the FBI

Director or his designees"

11.

All memoranda and other materials which pertain to

photographic or covert optical surveillance of

Martin Luther King, JI.

12:

All

memoranda and other materials which reflect infor-

mation received from the Central

Intelligence Agency

concerning DIr. King.

29/3

13.

All memoranda and other materials reflecting advance

information received by the FBI that Dr. King would

be meeting with Stanley Levison in any of the cities

and on any of the dates upon which any of the micro-

phone surveillances of DI. King were operational.

14. All memoranda and other materials reflecting (as the

15.

King did in fact meet

Mr. Levison in any of the cities and on any of the

dates upon which any of the microphone surveillances

of DI. King were operational.

All memoranda and any other materials which pertain

to the transmittal of tape recordings of king sur-

veillances

from the Intelligence Division, or any

per-

sons therein, to the Laboratory Division, or persons

therein, or vice versa.

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

DÉTR®

X] LHM

• Memo Report dated _ 9/29/75

Caption, os DONATE

SELECT COMMITTEE. 8/20/75 request :

Part VII, Items 13 and 14

FBI

Originating Office:

"Delivered by:

MISSDEnKO

Received by:

Thomas @

Date: 4/30/15

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CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index. *

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

" HOr PROy N But me cantate te moe! a document was made available

but not transmitted, so note.)

A I DOCUMENT |

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

I TESTIMONY

OTHER

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/29/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

HSC

4.

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Nemorandur and enclosures

5.

Wise spots verbal requese of (amel, mitiativa

vise state verbal

response

formal request, other-

initiative, subpoena, etc.)

SSC letter 8/20/75, Fart VII, Items 33 and 14

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U, c, S,

TS or

Codeword)

S

7. KEY

WORDS

used

appropriate key words from

the list provided separately; if key words not listed

ALL INFORM 1'91 CCRIANS

Surveillance, electronic

HEREIN IS UNCLASSITIEL

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Materials reflecting advance Infornation recelved by FBI that

Dr. king would be meeting with Stanley Levison in any of the

citles and on any of the dates upon which any of the microphone

surveillance of Di. King were operational, al materials reflecting

that Dr. King did in fact meat it. Levison.

62-116395

IMK: Emk

(4)

ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75

TREAT AS YELLOM

379| 16-75)

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is latèr sent to

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.

and a de

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SSC LETTER 8/20/75

PART VII

ITEM 13 and 14

ALL AFORMANCA COOTERES

HEREIN IS LUNGLASS:

- 0 12 /en

RETIN

62-111:85-841

ENCLOSURE

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in

FSI NEW YORK

245 PM URGENT 5-14055 JLW

TO/ DIRECTOR AND ATLANIS

1114.

ATLANTA VI. WASKINGTON - ENCODED

FROD NEW YORK OP

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

EREIN IS UNCLASSIFIE

ATRO: 22.00 BY SR2ALM/CLi

Silannen in Ricial Matters

IS

• Со:

12a4 20087 - 6666861

DUFILE 109-20232: 100 YOЗK 100-153755

RE NEW YOUG DEL MAY THIRTEEN, SIXTYRIVE, CAPTIONED MARTIN LUTHES

KING, dia" CONCDRMING KING-S ACIIVITIES IN NEW YORX CITY, ON M

LAY TWELVE,

SINTYRUVEO HERDAFTER FOLLOUS HIS ACTIVITIES FOR MAY THORTEEN, SIXTY

FIVE.

100-106670-

Tied:

"SA OF MYO. OBSERVED

STANLEY LIVISON ENTER THE SHERATO ATLANZIC HOTEL, NEW YORK CITY, AND

TAKE ELOVATOR SO THE SIXTEENTH FLOOR, THE FLOOR ON WHICH KING AND PARTY

WERE STAYING I. ROOM ONE SIX NINE ZERO • ONE.

NEW YORK TIVE ZERO SEVEN EIGHT

S= 3 ASTERT

ESTED INFORMA-

TION O MAY MARREN, SIXTYFIVE, THAT LEVISON

ENGAGED

IN

лоон

ERSATION WICH CLARENCE

VERSATION COVERED SEVERAL

OMICINAL FILED

JONES, 3.70 y

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VOTER REGISER31 1002

This document a propored in response to your request and is not for dissem

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to officual proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

magnithut the express approval of the FBl.

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## Page 237

PAGE TNO

CIVIL RIGNES SOVERENT IN GENERALL

LEVISON SAID WHAT WAS NEEDED IN THE

RICHES HOVELEN VAS BORRO

ONE CALE COULD BE REALIZED

SY UTILIZING CHURCH GROUPS AND CLERGY WHO HAVE PLAYED A VITAL ROLE

DECELT TIMES IN REGARD BO KURE NAMND PEACE SEVISON SABD IF KING

WOULD JOIN WITH OTHER CLERGIENE URGING PEACE THEY WOULD HAVE A.

115972

POWERFUL VOICE DUE TO HIS HAVING RECEIVED NOBEL PRIZE. KING-S STATURE

OVERENT

"FOR

PRACLO

AE ELEVEN

TED CONTO GENERAL COMERSAS

TION, WHICH INCLUDES KING-S VISIT ON LONG ISLAND ON MAY TWELVE, SIXTY

FIVES AND REGISTE

ATION DRIVE IN ALABANAO

THEY AGREED THAT THE

420321620 4303

MUSE INSURE INAT ALASANS

LIVES WE TO IES PROMISE TO REGISTER ONE HUNDRED

PER-PI

SOURCES KABLE TO FURNISH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDINE

AT TEELVE FORTY PM,

KING, DICK GREGORY /COMEDIANS, AND ANDREW YOU.C

AND CLARENCE JONES LEFT

TAS

HOTEL. LEVISON OBSERVED LEAVING AT TUELVE

FORTYO NE PHO

ENAPREE TUO

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PAGE INREE

ELSUR

NEW YORX FOUR ZERQ NINE NINE • S ASTERISK ADVISED ON NIGHE OF MAY

TRONTEST, SIXTYNTZ, LEVISON TOLD JONES HE WILL SUMMARIZE THE BUSINESS

OF THE RSORGANIZATION /PROBABLY SOLCA IN SHORT DEMO AND SEND IT TO JONES

FOR FORHARDING 30 "N04" /KING/•

LEVISON SAID HE FELT GOOD THAT SC

MUCH WAS GOTTEN ACROSS ON SCOPE, THE NEED TO LIMIT ITS AND FACT THAT

KING WAS RESPONSIVE TO II.

"THE NEW YORK TINES", MAY FOURTEEN, SIXTYFIVE, PAGE TUENTYTHREE,

REPORTS THAT KING SPOKE AT QUEENS COLLEGE ON MAY THIRTEEN, SIXTYFIVE,

BEFORE QUO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED.

MIS ADDRESS ENCOMPASSED CIVIL RIGHTS

AND QUEEZIONS OF PEACE.

• LUX FOLLOWS•

END

PLS C2A222Y2202

1-PAGE ONE WITH THE NEW YORK NBA PLS- SARAT-PLS

ELSUR

5 6522210X-FUANISHED INFORUAT

SPOTARLAY

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FBI

Date: 3/14/65

Transmit the following in

(Type in plain text or code)

Via

AIRTEL.

(Priority)

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (200-442529)

FROM :

SAC,

NEW YORK (200-153735)

SUBJECT:

IS-C

your request and is not for dissemi

i: limited to official proceedings by

unauthorized person

M. Fulfin

captioned

Enclosed are six copies of a letterhead memorandum,

and dated as above.

ELSUA

NK 4092-85 was the source of the Information 10.

the letterhead memorandum.

be disclosed to

ALBERT BROWN,

Sources need to characterize individuals mentioned

in the letterhead memorandum are as follows:

CLARENCE JONES

Chairman

- or the Columbra University LYL

prepared in response

Its ase

not

2 1n 1954

ENFORMANT.

Committee.

content may

SNY 694-5

STANLEY LEVISON

Bureau

• (100-442529) (Encl. 6) (PM)

(1-200-106670) (MARTIN LUTHER KING, Jr.)

the

2-Àtlanta (200-5586) (MARTIN IUTHER KING, JT.) (Enc2.2) (AM)

your

and

(1-100-6670) (CIRM)

1-Savannah (100-

(Encl. 1) (Info) (RM)

This document

nation outside

your Committee

the

1-Mobile (100-

(Encl. 1) (Info)

(RM)

nel without

I-New York

(100-73250)

(CLARENCE JONES) (42)

I-New

York

100-111180

(STANLEY LEVISON)

(42),

I-New

York

100-136585

MARTIN LUTHER KING (42)

I-New

York

100-149194

I-New

York

(100-153735)

(SCLC) (41)

JMK: rmv

(14)

iles get it 4445069-1616

PEC-OLA-IONI JAN I5 1965

ONCLOSURE

AGENCY:

ACSI, ONI, OSI;S3C. San;

DOFT: ISD, CRD, LEG

DATE FORTY:

HOW FORW:

1/1 2/65

EP: sit

Besus,

TiX.

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NY 100-153735

ELSUA

This letterhead menorandum is classified see

DINFURIS

because it contains infornation fron NV 4292-S* and

NY 681-5

the first source has furnished information of

sensitive nature with respect to the race question in the

NY area and

the Communist infiltration thereof; the second

furnished a concentration of Information in the characterica-

tion of STANLEY LEVISON. It 1s deemed necessary that a

secret classification be used.

With regard to the scheduled "Research Committee"

meeting, the NYO will Institute a physical surveillance on

STANLEY IRVISON to assure coverage of him during that period.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

U:

SEGRET

ED STATES DEPARTMENT O

Bu 100-442529 New York,

January 14, 1955

USTICE

Re: Communist Influençe in

Racial Metters

Internal Security - C

confidential source, who has furnished reliable

information in the past,

furnished information on January 13,

1965 indicating that Clarence Jones and Stanley Levison

were in contact on that date. Jones instructed Levison to

set aside the date of the 29th (January 29, 1955) on his

calendar because a meeting of the "Research Committee" would

be held

in New York City on that

date.

It 1s to be noted that in the past,

the same source has advisea that when

Jones uses

the term "Research Committee"

It means a meeting of Martin Luther King,

Jr., President of the Southern Christian

Leadership Conterence (SCLC and his advisors

in New York City.

In continuing their contact, Jones related that

King was in Dorchester Center (Mc Intosh, Georgia), on that

date (January 13, 1965) and planned to be in selma, Alabama,

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of

' the FBI.

It is the

property of the FBI and 1s loaned to your

agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed

outside your agency.

DECIASSTHIED Y SLALM RI

10a

-00

SEC

ET

JAN 22 1965

I

Iron automatic

downgarding and

declacsirreacion

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

ENCLOSURE

110-1442

7.616

00Aral+714

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= 4

SECRET

Re:

Communist Influence in

Racial Matters

Internal Security - C

tomorrow,

(January, 14, 1955) to ariend a major conference of

all state

(ALabama, civil rights leaders.

Clarence Jones is the General Counsel

to the handhi society for Human Rightss

15 East 40th Street, New Yorks, New York.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised on

February 26, 1957, that he identified a photo-

graph of Clarence Jones as a person whom he

knew during

late 1953 or early 1954, to be a

member of and in a position of leadership in

the Labor Youth League.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised in

1904, that stanley Levison was

secret member of the communist party,

United States of America (CPUSA) in

July, 1903.

In late 1903 anc early 1904,

he criticized the conmunist Party for not

being sufficiently militant in the civil

rights struggle.

levison was described

by certain Communist Party leadeng as being

to the "left" of the Conmunist Party in

his position on civil rights.

His differences

the ci, however, are merely tactical and

he continues his ideological acherence to

Communism.

SECRET

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FD-3E (For, 12-15-56)

FBI

Date:

1/18/65

Transmit the following in

Via

and is not for dissemi

Its use is limitad to official proceedings by:

This document is prepared in response to your request

your Committee.

nation outside

your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person!

FBI

express' approval of the

nel without the

AIRTEL

= (Typé in plain text of code)

ALRMATI

(Priority or Method of Mailing)

TO:

FROM:

RE:

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAG, ATLANTA (

MARTIN LUTHER KING, ER ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

SM - C

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIrICh

DATE/027-00 BY RALMI

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are

for New York 4 copies of a

lecterhead memorandum

for dissemination.

copies and

SultagLe

The identities of the sources utilized in this

letterhead memorandum are as follows:

SourCe 1 IS AT 1386-S*FESUR

Source 2 is Anonymous Source

of WED set out in report of

SA JOHN

WEISH,

7/29/50;

WEO,

IS-0.

Foldin

Characterization

. of

HARRY HI. WACHTEX

voin

Lsau (Ene.

(RM)

31- 100-106670)

(M. L. KING)

+ 100-438794

(SCIC)

4 - New York (Ene.

(RM)

2 - 100-248289)

100-407291

(HARRY WACKIEL)

BAYARD RUSTIN

1

-

100-73250

CLARENCE JONES; / 00.1

3-

Aclanta

=100-149194) (SCIG) REG-135 1

- 100-5586)

. (M. I. KING)

100-6570A)

-

100-5718) (sorg)

RRN: ch

(11)

6 JAN 191965

4670-0E

AGENCY: ACST. CNI. OSI;SEC. SER.;

DATE FORT:

HOW FORW:

BY :

K

FEB 1009985

, Special Agent in Charge

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Sent -

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AT 100-5,86

ELSUR

Source 3 Is NX 1190-S*

Source 4 iS NE S359-5*

Characterization of

HARRY H. WACHTEL

Characterization of

BAYARD RUSTIN

source 5 is NY 4212-S*

source 6 is BA 975-S.

CONE SURGE

Source 7' is

ALBERT BROWN,

Chairman,

Labor

Characterization of

BENJAMIN E. DAVIS

Characterization of

NEW YORK: AT NEW YORK

Advise whether a Mrs. REYNOLDS is known to that

office anis interested in sorc or other Civi rights

abivities.

New York should also be alert for future

Enormation which may help identify this individual.

An 1386-s* did not have asy identifying data regarding

120 ELSUR

ELSUIT

If the information from

AT 1386-Sx; is utilized

a"sual purposes, care should be taken to not jeopardize

The enclosed letterhead memorandum has been

wussified Seeret because it contains information from a

highly sensitive source with respect to the Racial

saruacion in the Atlanta

area.

It is felt this

classification is necessary in order to not jeopardize

the valuable position of the informant in furnishing

incormation of this nature.

-2-

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT U.

JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta,

Georgia

January 18, 1965

SENET

LALARI

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

SM - C

nfidential Sourde Number 1 stated on January

DREW

YOUNG (Executive Director of Souther

Chrissan

Anference,

SCLO))

on that cate advised that MARTIN

1.•

NA0215H 362

iR.,

president or sett, could not meet with HARRY

KYARD RUSTIN In Philadelphia, Pensylvania, on

and

YOUNG stated

that KING has

A Inactora date on

representstive.

1965,

Ters

steps

Tantanyah4,1965 that

KING

binet

he could me

WACHIEL and RUSTIN

the 1r

se-anah Committee

" meeting on January 28,

≤ 1965.

127 8224

155,7

at If they wanted a private meeting on January 21 Tm

i meetshith chem and postpone the

"Research

Committes:

rting until the following Monday&My

frce l has previously reported that the "Research

Committe

of SCIC is a group of advisers in New

1n01ad12

WACHTEL and RUSTIN.

This committee advises

KING

on most

o.ris major decisions in the operation of SCLO.

SENSET

GROUP I

EXSLIDI

FROM

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION IONATIC DOWNGRADING

Unauthorized Disclosure

AND DECLASSIFICATION

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

100-106670-785

ENCLOSURE

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RE:

MARTIN LUTHER KINGS JR.

SECRET

Source 1 further advised on January 14, 1965, that

KING and CLARENCEJONESon that-date discussed KINGmand. SCIC

receiving $5,000/Pom NUREWVOIDS (amwhite female .

KING

told JONES that they would have dinnerwith Mes REYNOLDS

and get the matter concerning a printing press over to her.

Source: I said it was indicated that ves AREYNOTDS had proposed

to give $5,000 to scio each year..

-KING COLd JONES that he would

see him in New York but did not specity the dater

i ft life

Sourcel has previously reported that CLARENCE JONES

is also a member of the above mentioned Reseanch-Committee.-

HARRY

WACHTEL

HARRY H. WACHTEL is the Executive Vice

President for the fandhi Societ or human

fund-raising adjunct of the Southern

Christian Leadership Conference which

Conference is headed by MARTIN LUTHER KING,

Jha

WACHTEL rESides at 29 Solit Rock Drive,

kings fort,. Long Island

New York.

confidential Source Number 2 furnished

Jerormation in December, 1949, that HARRY

E. WACHTEL, 41 Broad Street,

New York, New

, was on a list of individuals carried

as active members of the National Lawyers

Guila (NIG) .

on March 5, 1944, Confidential Source Number

3 furnished infermation which revealed that

the name HARry machwas on a list of names,

significance not known,

which was maintained

•at the headquarters of the Kings County

communist Party at 26 court Street, Brookie,

New York.

Regardins HARRY WACHTEL'S Wife, LEONORA,, ZC

is notei tet Source 3 furnished information

SECRET

sistinent

-2

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RE:

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

StORET

on March 5, 1944, which revealed that her

name and address

were on a list of names

of newly elected officers of the Bath Beach

Club of the Kings County Communist Party.

A characterization of the National Lawyers

Guild is attached hereto.

BAYARD RUSTIN

In "The Saturday Evening

Post," 1

•sue oI

RUSTIN is said to have come to New York In 1938,

as an organizer for the Young Communistengague

(ychr, and as such, he had the job of recruiting

students for the

"Party. "

Furthermore, the

article reports that during his first years in

"ewEy RUSTIN gave most of his earings to the

He reportedly left the

"Party" in

1941,

the article states.

Ine YCL has been designated pursuant to Executive

Orase 10450.

The "Daily Worker," February 11, 1957, page 1,

column 2, reported that BAYARD RUSTIN, Executive

Secretary, War Resisters League, was

an observer

at the loth National Convention of the Communist

Party,

in New York City, on February 9-12,

united States of America (CP, 1954), held

The "Daily Worker" was an East Coast Communist

publication until it ceased publication on

January 13, 1958.

Confidential Source Number 4 advised on September 25,

1963, that during a

meeting of the National Board,

Chat us tate stant only remarked

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RE:

MARTIN LUTHER KING, IR.

SECRET

/

Confidential Source Number 5 advised on

February 19 and 20, 1964, that BAYARD RUSTIN

contacted BENJAMIN J. DAVIS on those dates,

and sought his advice as to how he could

escape from a speaking engagement to which he

was committed.

On the latter contact, DAVIS

told RUSTIN that he was working on his request

and had contacted friends who had contaçts wich

the group to which RUSTIN was to speak.

BENJAMIN J. DAVIS

Confidential Source Number 6 advised on January 21,

1964, that as of that date, BENJAMIN I. DAVIS waS

National Secretary of the CP, USA.

"The New York Times," Monday, August 24, 1964,

page 27, column 4, reports that BENJAMIN J.

DAVIS,

National Secretary, CP; USA, died In

New York City on Saturday night, August 22, 1964.

•CLAPENCE

JONES

GIARENCE

Street New or rent

Confidential Source Number ? advised on February 26,

1957, that he had identified a photograph of

CLARENCE JONES as a person whom he knew during

Iate 1954 to be a membernof and in a position of

Leadership in the labor youth league.

The Labor Youth League has been designated pursuant

to Executive Order 10450.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and 1s

loaned to your agency;

it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

SECRET

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THE NATIONAL LAWYERS' GUILD

The "Guide

to Subversive Organizationg and

Publication, " revised and published as of January 2, 1957,

to supersede Guide published on May 14, 1951, by the

Committee on Un-American Activities, U. S. House of Represent-

atives, Washington,

concerning "the National Lawyers Guild:"

the following information

1. Cited as a Communist front.

(Special Committee on Un-American ACtiVItIes, House

Report 1311 on the

CIO Political Action Comnittee,

March 29, 1944, p. 149).

2. Cited

as a Communist front which "is the foremost legal

bulwark of the Communist Party, its front organi-

zations and controlled unions"

and which "since its

inception has never failed to rally to the legal

defense of the Communist Party and individual members

thereof, including known espionage agents."

(Committee on Un-American Activities, House Report

3123 on the National Lawyers Guild,

September 21,

1950, originally released September 17, 1950):

3.

"To defend the cases of Communist lawbreakers, fronts

have been devised making special

appeals in

behalf of civil liberties and reaching out far

beyond the confines of the Communist Party

itself.

Among these organizations are the**

National Lawyers' Guild. When the Communist

Party itself is under fire these offer a

bulwark of protection."

(Internal Security Subcommittee of the Senate

Judiciary

S. Doc. 117, April

Committee 23, 1956, P. 91).

Handbook for Americans,

SEVE

RET

ON 12. 22.06

100-106670-785

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT GI JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

At lartas

Georgla

January 18, 1965

Title

Character

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

:

SM - C

Reference

Letterhead memorandum dated

January 18, 1965, at Atlanta,

Georgia, captioned as above.

AIl sources (except any lIsted below) whose Identities

are concealed in referenced

communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI. • It is the property of the FBI and is loaned

to your agency; it and

Its contents are not to be distributed

outside your agency.

-2-

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FD-:' 8 (Rev. 12-13-56)

FBI

Date:

1/13/65

Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

(Type in plain text or code)

AIRMAIL

Via

RU

TIL-

(Priority or Method of Mailing)

TO:

FROM:

RE:

DIRECTOR, FBI (200-106570):

SAC, ATLANTA (100-5586)

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

SM - C

ALL INFORIMATION CONTAINED

finithe

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are 8 copies of a

letterhead

memorandum and for each of the offices receiving

, a

copy of this airtel, is one copy of leuterhead memorandum suitasle

for dissemination.

The identity of the source stilized in the letterhead

ELSuR

Ii the information from An 1301-s is utilized for lea

urposes, care should be taken to nor jeopardize the source

The enclosed letterhead

memorandum has been classified

serret because it contains information from a highly sensitive

source wich-respeet to the Racial Situation in te Atlanta area.

It 15 110. tis classification is necessary in order to not

leopardire the valuabie position of the informant in furnishing

incormation i this nature.

Chicago (Info.,)

L Denver (Info.)

Petront (into Inte

Indianapolis

(Info.

(RM

(RM )

100-1061470-043

-

New York (Info.) (RM)

AGENCY: 'ACSI, ONI, OSI,SEC.

SER 19 1965

Omaha (info.) (RM)

DEPT: ISD, CF.D.

- Philadelphia

(Tnfo.)

(RM) DATE FORW:

_St. Louis (Inf..)

(RM)

HOW FORW:

14. San Francisco (Into.)

2

Atlanta 1055 100-5586)

EN 3750-567041

Ph document is prepared in response to unir request and is ngo for dissemi-

nation outside your Commi*ree.

I's use i; limited to onen proceedings by

• Committee

and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

Approved:

mell

arithout thei

exoness approgen of the 1st.

_ M

Per.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UN.LED STATES DEPARTMENT OI

USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta, Georgia

January 18, 1965

SE(

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

SM - C

DECEASE TIED BER2ALM/RU

10:21-00

A coniidential source statea on January 13, 1905,

that

the following appointments are on MARTIN ETHER KING, JR.'S

(president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference,

/ January 20, 1965

January, 21, 1965

NY

January 27=29, 1965

lova Febzuary 3, 1965

February 15-16g

1965

LA

February 26, 1965

Chie.

March 14, 1965

Villandva

College - speech

Penn State University

Negro American Labor Counç1l MYC

Colorado University at

Boulder, Colorado

University of Miami

Miami, Florida

Los Angeles, California

Liberty Baptist Church

Ghicago, Minois

March 15, 1965

Purdue University

Lafayette, Indiana.

SECRET

EXCUDED THOM

AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING

AND DECLASSIFICATION

• NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

BECLOSURE 100-106470-945

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RE:

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

RAT

NA March 18, 1965

March 25-26, 1965

New York City

Detroit counciL

Detroit, Michigan

Gust March 2.

1965

April 8-9,

Bishop JAMES M.XPIKE

San Francisco, 'California

1965

Board Meeting.

Baltimore, Maryland

SAL.

April 14-15, 1965

ficati April 28, 1965

N/C May 20

1965

C.

June 14, 1965

? June 19, 1965

St. Louis, Missouri

Catholic Inter-racial Council

Davenport, Iowa.

Amesican Jewish Committee

New York City

Oberlin College,

Oberlin, Ohio

Antioch College.

Yellow Springs, Objo

Sonce had no further details regarding the above

schedule never wasnaicated that this-schedule may not

DORA MCDONALD,

letermime the pest rento accepter

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and is

loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

SEPREN -

-2

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....

In Reply, Please Refer 1o

File No.

LED STATES DEPARTMENT OL USTICE

FEDERAL BURLAU OF INVESTIGATIÓN

Atlanta, Georgia

January 18, 1965

Title

Character

Reference

MARTIN LUTHER KING,

cha.

SM - C

Ietterhead memorandum dates

January 18, 1965, captioned

as above, at Atlanta, Georgiao

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced

communication have furnished

reliable information in the

past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and is

Loaned, to your agency; it and lus contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

- 3-

....

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- S. I. Phillips

SAC, New Yor' (100-153735)

Directos, ISI (199-412520)

1/21/65

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside

your Commi"*ee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings

your Committee and the content may nut

be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the

approval of the FBI.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIE

DATE 0 592ALA/RU

As recipient offices aro avaro, the Bureau is

very nich desirous on cotaining as nuch foccual irdomation

as pissibio concerning the solatienchip beseeen instin Incher

Kint, dso, and dianicy David levison. These individuals

have coonrically had garconal boatings cal discroot coverage

has cutzined desirabic incelligonco.

to tho nost rocort bureau comunication relating to this

specifis nattor, Buairtal 12/10/51.

Bajrtol 1/14/65, copies to Atlanta, forwarded

a letterhoad bozorandon oz

sane cato thich reported a

contact belvoen Claranco ones aad Otanley Lovison on

1/18/35.

douos inscrustod levison to set apile tho date

of tho 20th (precuably 1/99/65) on his calendar bacause

a noting of lung's auvisorg rouid be hoid in for York City

on that dato.

Rocipiont oifices should be ertrencly alort

to all infoination obtainagle fich sources aveliable relativo

to the fozchconing seecing of fing and his adviscis.

Fer fOrk

should commence Laking plans icr nost claccot coverage oi

principals involved so that iu the event levison loes Beet

vith Kins, tho dosired intolligonce will ha icrhcoming.

Of course, ro action slouid le taion which could causo embarrass

ment to tho burecu or in any tay alert unauthorized individuals

of tho Bureau interest.

Koep the Buroau prompily advised of all portment

developents.

2 - Atlanta (100-6670)

Tolson

Belmont

MALLED, 7

Nechr

DeLoach

Casper

JAN 1 9 1965

Callahan

Conrad

COMM-FBI

Evans

Gale

Rosen.

Sullivan .

Tavel

Trotter.

NHC1-3241T2DQCF:323698521

Solos

Eat fly

PARTE MARIA.

TOI EVDE TINIT

REC9/: 541227-610

E7-100

...ó 21 1965

INTEN

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d.

F. Bland

F. Martin

1/26/65

1 • s. E. Phillips

MAN 55241 BodH 24899629 ELBA94 UP

Tele. Room

Troller -

l'avel

Sullivan .

Rosen

Tale

loans

Conrad

! Callahan

Caspor.

DeLoach

Mohr _

Belmont

Tolson

is prepared

in response to

jour request and is not for dissemi.

nation

outside

your Commi*+ce.

Its use is

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

•

SAC, New York (100-136585)

Director, FBI (200-106670)

MARTIN LUTE KING,

SECURITY MATTER • C

aR.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

¡EKLIN IS UNCLASSIFIE

DAT/02260 BY SEAM/RU

ancioned a latterhead nemoranqun of same date.

ReATartel 1/18/65, copies to Mey fork, which

Tho letterhead

menorandun (Ia) reported that subinct ling plans to met

with his soup of advisors in low York City 1/22/G5; possibly

alsO 01 1/29/15 4104, 1180 010y tHi

Honday tha

Bulet 1/21/65 to New Jork and Atlanta pointed

tha necessity for coverage of the forthconing meeting of

Fing and his advisors.

In view of the possibility that ring

may be in New Xork City over an entire veelend, ven York

biould insure the offecting of discreet coverage of princiyals

involve,

particularly, Stanley David Lovison, in an eifore to

obtain all available information possible benring on the

communist iniluences upon king. Bear in mind that security

1s paramount in any coverage in instant natter.

It was also reportod in the lll that Fine and

Clarence Jones had discussed fing and his orraziention, Southern

could have dinner with irs. Renolds and it vas also increated

• Christian

Chris than tea cereas contre 55, 000 each vet no cino Southern

such coverage

nost discreet basis that mont gers

identify her should she meet

with either kne or Jones

sith the Dotle 12

700 REC-63 / 00-10508

2-157

The Bureau should be kept promptly advised

pertinent developments in this matter.

3 JAN

26 1965

2 - Atlanta (100-5586)

ind

MAILED 19

jite rous

COMM-FBI

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• AIRGRAM

DECODED COPY

• CABLEGRAM XX RADIO

TELETYPE

Tolson.

Belmont _

Mohr -

DeLoach

Casper

Callsion

Conted

Felt -

Gale

Rosen

" Sullivan -

Tavel -

Trotter

Tele. Room

Hoimes

Gandy

URGENT 129-55

TO; DIRECTOR AND NEW YORK

NEW YORK VIA WASHINGTON • ENCODED

FROM ATLANTA 291647

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., SM - C.

RE ATLANTA TELEPHONE CALL TO NEW YORK JANUARY 28, LAST. F

AT 1379 = S RELIABLE IN PAST STATED ON ANUARY 28, LAST,

THAT SUBJECT IS GOING TO NEW YORK CLTY ON JANUARY 30g NEXT, TO

ARRIVE" ABOUT NOON.

ANDREW YOUNG, IS GOING ON JANUARY 29 AND., BERNARD

LEE IS GOING WITH KING.

THEY STILL PLAN IO STAY AT THE AMERICANA

HOTEL. SPECIFIC TIMES AND. FLIGHTS UNKNOWN.

CLARENCE JONES, AND

D KING AGREED TO MEET IN NEW YORK CITY, POSSIBLY

AT THE AMERICANA AT NINE AMONANYAR NEXT ThE OUR ERIEND

LHM FOLLOWS.

RECEIVED: 1:51 PM DGW

CC-EGERA

47

20 FEB 4: 1905

missis

Thie

document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

noizon outside your Committee.

56FEB 8 1985

Its use is 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.

If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably

paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems.

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FBI

Date:

5/4/65

Transmit the following in

VIA

AIRTEL

TO

as an old can or and mor

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-442529)

FROM : SAC, NEW YORK (100-153735)

SUBJECT: CIRM

(00:NY)

ALL A drien CONTAINED

Exile.

105

5/2/65, concerning conversations between STANLEY®

and CLARENCE JONES on that date.

SOURCE

The source used to characterize CLARENCE JONES is

ALBERT BROWN. Chairman, Columbia University Labor Youth

meague

in 1954g

INY 694Sa|was used to characterize STANLEY

LEVISON.

Former NY 482-S] was used to characterize IARRY

PERKINS.

Alfinalint

(1 - 100-106670) 1. L

Atlanta (100-6670) (RM)

(1 - 100-5586) (Mole KING)

(14 100-5718) (SCIC)

(1 - 1006488)

(SNCC)

61. a 157-

> (SCOPE)

1 - New York

(100-108413)

(LARRY PERKINS)

1 - New York

(100-111180) STANLEY

LEVISON)

1

— New York

(100-73250) (CLARENCE JONES)

1

New York

: (100-149194) (SCIC)

1 - New York (157-

(SCOPE)

JFO inbo

(15)

sies-19G6jo

NOT RECORUEL

MAY 2: 1565

4117

Approved:

Sent

M

Per

Special Agent in Charge

ANOTUSCER

I'n's document as prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation oriside your Committee.

Its use is hmited to official proceedings o?

→ your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

719sbne without the express approval of the fBl.

CARBON COPY,

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NY 200-153735

ELSUR

This IHM is classified "Sacret" because it

contains information fron NY 4099-S7s a source which is

fumishing highly sensitive information concerning the

racial situation in the US and Communist influence therein.

It is felt that this classification is necessary to protect

this valuable sounce.

INFORCINE

concentration

It is noted

that the original plan was for

JONES to arrange with KING to meet with himself and

INVISON in Atlanta on either Sunday or Monday: May 2,3,

1965. NY

instituted surveillance of JONES and placed him

on the United Airlines Flight for Atlanta with HARRY

ЭET.AFONTE

on the morning of 4/30/65. NY subsequently

received information that JONES was

returning to NY on

Saturday, 5/1/55: which along with inforation that KING

was going to Philadelphia, indicated that the conference

between KING, LEVISON and

JONES would not take place.

It also was felt that since JONES was going

to Atlanta on Friday that he would be the person to bring

KING the speech he requested fos his Philadelphia speaxing

engagement.

When information was developed by Philadelphia

that KING was coming to NY on Saturday evening, a sur-

veillance was conducted on LEVISON to coves any meeting he

might make with KING.

as Indicated by the attached LiM,

LEVISON did not meet with KING in NY

on the night of 5/1/65,

and, in fact, as LEVISON stated there was a complete mis-

understanding between the

should arrange a new meeting now tentatively scheduled for

Between meet is now

three of them and that JONES

May 10 or 11, 1965 in Atlanta.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Bufile 100-442529

SEVREI

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

May 4, 1955

Communist Influence in Racial Matters

Internal Security - C

:

A confidential source furnished the following

information concerning contacts between Stanley Levison

and Clarence Jones on May 2, 1965:

Levison told Jones that he saw the "person" in

philadelphdaes he was being usherad into a meeting aId isos

"person" told him that he would see Levison later.

said that he replied he would not be around. Jones stated

that the only reason he would have stayed around would have

been for the three of them getting together.

Jones added

that he was waiting to hear from either one of them as to.

whether he would go to Philadelphia. Levison commented

that apparently there was a complete misunderstanding

between the three of them and asked Jones to call Philadelphis

and work out a meeting in the near future.

(It is noted that Martin Luther King was in

Philadelphia over the weekend of May I and 2, where he was

to address a bar association group).

Subsequertly, Clarence Jones contacted Martin

luther King who told Jones that things went weil on May

I, 1965, and that Stan (Levison) brought the "statement".

King added that he used the "thing" he worked up in New

York because he did not have time to look at the material

Stan brought him before going on stage.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

SECRET

GROUP 1

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property

of the FBI and 1s loaned to your agency; it and

Its contents are not to be distributed

outside

your agency.

100-146670

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SE I

T

Communist Influence in Racial Matters

King mentioned that he would return to Atlanta

and

be there until May 12. when he would go to New York

for a meeting. Jones told him that there are a couple of

pressing matters, both relating to the New York Office lof the

Southern Christian Leadership Conference) (SCLC) that needed

to be discussed because "our friend" is going on a trip

SOOn =

They tentatively set a meeting for themselves and

"OUr

friend" for May 11, 1965 in Atlanta.

The source has previously furnished information

showing that when King and Jones discuss "our friend" they

mean Stanley Levison

Jones also said that when King attends an

Administrative Committee meeting (of SCIC) on May 6,7,

1965s he hopes king will discuss the summer community urgan

ization and Political Education Project because this is a

problem between the SCLC and the Student Nonviolent

Coordinating Committee.

Jones and King also discussed the handling of

the proceeds from the "Broadway Answers Selma" show (held

in New York City on April 4, 1965).

King said the group

should check with Wilie Branton (phonetic) about the money

because he has handled gifts in the past.

King wants the

AntI-Demation League to give the money directly to the

Southern Regional Council since this league now has the

money iron the showe

Jones agreed to discuss the matter

with Branton (phonetic) who is now in Atlanta.

Wiley Branton was chosen recently by Vice

President Humphrey to be Executive Secretary of the

President's Council on Equal Opportunity.

SE

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T

Conmunist Influence in Racial Matters

Later, Levison was again in contact with, Jones

who said he had

spoken to King.

Jones stated that King

the first chance they can meet will be the nights of

May 10 and 11 in Atlanta.

Levison said that he could make

it and

Jones added that all that remained was to confirm

the date with King.

Levison proposed that they neet before seeing

King, stating this would

give them

a framework from which

to work and Jones agreed. Levison said the two main things

to be considered are, the organization of the SCLC to

make it a raal organization and the questions around King

personally.s

Jones advised that king had placed top priority

on a plan

to find someone who could be what amounts to

an executive vice president.

King told Jones that if he

knew anyone qualified

he could hire him. Levison

said he

was glad king felt this way and that they would discuss

it, Levison said he would like to suggest Larry Perkins

of the United Negro College Fund,

Jones remarked that he

doubted that Perkins would be willing to go to Atlanta.

Levison further stated that they had to find

someone who would work well with Jones and for this

reason it is important that he and Jones find someone for

this position.

Jones commented that the problem is that

there is a breakdown because

there is nobody to take charge

of things,

Levison then added "in a certain sense it is

what I do in New York in the New York Office', He never

has any problems in connection with it because I make

the decisions and then Adele (Kanter of the New York SCLC

Office) just goes ahead and does it and that is what he

needs in Atlarta on a far larger scale."

Levison and Jones agreed io discuss this at their

next meeting.

3

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SE CRY

T

Communist Influence in Racial Matters

clarence venes

Clarence Jones is the General Counsel to the

Gandhi Society for Human Rights, 15 East 40th

Street, New York, New York.

A confidential source, advised on February 26,

1957, that he identified a photograph of

Clarence Jones as a person whom he knew during late

1953 or early 1954 to be a member of and in a

position of leadership in the Labor Youth League.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

Lancy Perkins

A confidential source advised on March 5,

1954,

that Larry Perkins was known to him to

a member

of the Communist Party.

Stanley Levison

A confidential source advised in April, 1964;

that Stanley Levison was a secret member of the

Communist Party, USA, In July, 1963€

In late

1963, and

early 1964, he criticized the Communist

Lanty for not being sufficiently militant in the

civil rights struggle, Levison was described

by certain Communist Party leaders as being to

the "left" of the Communist Party in his position

on civil rights. His difference with the

Communist Party, however, are merely tactical and

he continues his ideological adherence to Communism

"".

- Modate.=

- 4

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SE

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Bufile 100-442529

VITED STATES DEPARTMENT ON JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

May, 4,1965

Title

Communist Influence in Racial Matters

:

Character Internal Security - C

Reference is made to the letterhead

memorandum, dated and captioned as above at New

York.

All sources (except any listed below) whose

icientities are concealed in referenced communication

have furnished reliable information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

concusions of the FBI. It is the property of the

FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents

are not to be distributed outside your agency.

- 5

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NW

4-3 (Rev. 12-14-64)

DECODED COPY

DARGRAM → CABLEGRAM? O RADIO

* TELETYPE

Tolson

Belmont -

Mohi

DeLoach

Casper

Callahan.

Conrad-

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan

Tavel

Trotter

Tele. Room

Holmes.

Gandy

6:46 PM EST URGENT 5-12-65

TDS

DIRCOTOS AND NEW YORK

NEW YORK VIA WASHINSTON -ENCODED

FROM ATLANTA 122030

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. SM-C.

ALL FORS : SONTAINEL

HEREIN IS UNCUISSIFIEL

DAT/02:600 SALM/PUS

AT 1380-S*, RELIABLE IN THE PAST, ADVISED TODAY THAT

HARRY WACHTEL TOLD KING'S SECRETARY, DORA MCDONALD, THAT

KING

I WOULD HAVE A ROOM AT THE SHERATON ATLANTIC HOTEL ON

MAY 12 AND _13, NEXT. WACHTEL SAAD THAT KING WILL MEET

WITH A GROUP OF PEOPLE NOIIDENTIFIED BETWEEN 5:30 AND

6:30 PM. AT 1380-SI ADVISED IHE MEETING PLACE WOULD BE

AT TELEPHONE PL 3-1785.

AT 1386-Si*, RELIABLE IN THE PAST, ADVISED TODAY THAT

WACHTEL ADVISED ANDREW YOUNG, EXECUTIVE. DIRECTOR DE SCLO,

THAT MEETING IN NEW YORK FROM 5:30 PM TO 6:30 PM WILL BE

, HELD AT 711, FIFTH AVENUE AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF

MC CRORYS WILL BE ONE OF THOSE PRESENT. SOURCES DID NOT

KNOW PURPOSE OF MEETING BUT MAY HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH

FUND RAISING.

AT 1382-S#, RELIABLE IN THE PAST, ADVISED TODAY THAT!

KING TULD'ANDREW YOUNG THAT CLAPENCE JONES AND STANLEY

LEVISON WOULD SPEND ABOUT _ AN HOUR

WITH HIM TODAY SOMEILME

BEFORE THE."

"AFFAIR TONIGHT, "

AT 1386-S* ALSO STATED TODAY THAT YOUNG LEFT A MESSAGE

* FOR CLARENCE JONES THAT HE COULD MEET WITH KING AT THE

SHERATUN ATLANTIC AROUND 6:30 PM TONIGHT. YOUNG INSTRUCTED

THAT IF JONES CALLED HE SHOULD ASK FOR YOUNG NSTEAD OF KING.

!, ::

REG. 99.

TO MAY 171 IS

(6-808RB.

EX 110

Lx7796

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation dutside your Committee.

Its use is lamited to official proceedings by

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person-

in lue welligence contain without abbe enrase grasset thed outside the Bureau, it is suegested that it be suitably

paraphrased in order to pretect the Bureau's cryptographic systems.

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DECODED COPY

D AIRCRAM

• CABLEGRAM O RADIO

*x TELETYPE

PAGE 2, FROM ATLANTA 122030

AT 1386-S* RECEIVED NO INFORMATION REGARDING LEVISON.

AT 1386-S# SAID THAT WACHTEL TULD YOUNG TUDAY THAT KING

WILL APPEAR IN LONG ISLAND AT 9:30 PM TONIGHT BUT WILL HAVE

FREE TINE DURING THE MORNING OF MAY 13, NEXT • HE WILL

SPEAK AT QUEENS COLLEGE BETWEEN T AND 2 PM ON MAY 13, NEXT.

SOURCES ADVISED THAT KING DEPARTED ATLANTA ON EASTERN

AIRLINES FLIGHT 106 AT 11:45 AIA TODAY AND IS SCHEDULED TO

ARRIVE AT 2:34 PAI. HE WILL RETURN TO ATLANTA ON MAY 13,

NEXT, ON DELTA FLIGHT 827 LEAVING NEW YORK AT 2:25 PM AND

ABRIVING AILANTA AT 3:20 PM a

NEW YORK OFFICE ADVISED TELEPHONICALLY.

LHM FOLLOWS.

RECEIVED: 8:00 PM LRC

Toison

Belmont.

Moh:

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Caser:

Callation

Contes

• Fell

Gole

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Sullivan

Tavel.

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Gendy

If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be sitably

Aw 55zaphrased in arder 96et the ge a's cryptographic systerits.

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HOUSTUDY/SENSTUDY "JUNE" ENCLOSURE PERMANENT CHARGE OUT FORM.

RE - HOUSTUDY

OR

SENSTUDY*

62-116464-

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NOTE:

THIS IS A PERMANENT CHARGE OUT FOR A XEROX COPY/COPIES OF

"JUNE" MAIL THAT WAS INCLUDED IN COPIES OF FBI DOCUMENTS

FURNISHED TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL BY MEMO/LETTER

DATED 9 - 29-75 IN RESPONSE TO REQUEST(S) MADE BY EITHER

THE U. S. SENATE OR HOUSE SELECT COMMITTELS ON INTELLIGENCE.

THE COPY/COPIES OF THE "JUNE" MAIL DATED AS INDICATED BELOW

HAS/HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THIS ENCLOSURE MATERIAL IO BE

FILED IN THE APPROPRIATE HOUSTUDY OR SENSTUDY "JUNE" FILE

INDICATED ABOVE, LOCATED IN THE SPECIAL FILE ROOM OF THE

RECORDS SECTION.

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MAY 1 $ 1965

72275:

FBI NEW YORK

6OSTPA EDT URGENT

5013-65

MFR

TO DIRECTOR, FBI 14: 1100-1066700 / 157=

1157-9331

Mr.

AND ATLANTA /100-5586

• ATLANTA VIA WASHINGION ENCODED ••

FROM NEW YORK /100-1365851 1157-14561: 3 PAGES

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JRO, SECURITY MATTRES CO, SCORE, RACIAL MATTERS.

DATE 6200005RDALY/RU

GiMe

REFERENCE ATLANTA TELETYPES, MAY TEN AND TWELVE LAST,

CONCERNING

KING-S ITINERARY IN NYC.

ON MAY TWELVE LAST, AT TWO THIRTY FOUR PI, SPECIAL AGENTS OBSERVED

NING, ANDY YOUNG, AND MAN BELIEVED TO BE HOSEA WILLIAMS, ARRIVING ABOARD

EAL FLIGHT ONE ZERO SIX, JFK AIRPORI. THEY WERE MET BY HARRY WACKTELS.

BAYARD RUSTIN AND JOHN LEWIS OF SNCC, AND NUMEROUS NEWSMEN•

FOLLIWING EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS, KING, WACKTEL AND RUSTIN LEFT

AIRPORT IN RENIED CADILLAC LIMOUSINE• YOUNG AND MAN BELIEVED TO BE

HOSEA

WILLIAMS REMAINED AI AIRPORT FOR FEW MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTING•

• LI. NEIL, COSTELLO, NASSAU COUNTY PD, ADVISED KING AND PARTY WENT

DIRECTLY TO INWOOD, ROCKVILLE CENTER, LONG BEACH AND HEMPSTEAD, LONG

ISLAND, WHERE THEY STOPPED TO EXCHANGE REMARKS WITH LOCAL RESIDENTS.

COSTELLO ADVISED KING, RUSTIN, WACHTEL AND LEWIS APPEARED AT VOTING

RIGHTS RALLY WHICH WAS HELD IN THE ISLAND GARDEN ARENA, WEST HEMPSTEAD,

ON NIGHT OF MAY TVELVE LAST. EX 116"

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1965

END PAGE ONE

XEROX

5810

MAY 19, 1965

25 1965

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is umited to official proceedings oy

your cormittee and the content may nut be aisclosed to unauthorized person

net without the express approval of the FBI.

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THE "NEWSDAY", A LONG ISLAND MORNING DAILY, REPORTS ON MAY THIRTEEN

INSTANT, THAI KING WAS PRESENT AT CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY HELD IN HEMPSTEAD

LAST NIGHT. THE ARTICLE, CAPTIONED, "RIGHTS LEADERS HIT US FOREIGN

POLICY", REPORTS THAT KING ATTENDED AND SOPKE, _CONFINING HIS REMARKS TQ

SLUM CONDITIONS AND POLL TAX LAWS,

REFERENCED ATLANTA TEL MAY IWELVE LAST REPORTED INFO FROM AT ONE

THREE EIGHT SIX • S ASTERISK THAT MESSAGE WAS LEFT FOR CLARENCE JONES

THAT HE COULD MEET VITH KING AT SHERATON ATLANTIC HOTEL ABOUT SIX THIRTY

PM. INFO FROM NY FOUR ZERO,

NINE TWO-S ASIERISK. REVEALED THAI JONES

REMAINED AT PARK SHERATON UNTIL NINEFORTY PM. SOURCE AT PARIS SHERATON

ADVISED JONES MADE INQUIRY AS TO KING BEING REGISTERED.

+•2E941

NY FOUR ZERO NINE TO-S ASTERISK ADVISED MAY TWELVE LAST, THAT

JONES ICLD STANLEY LEVISON THAT KE WOULD BE AT PARK SHERATON HOTEL ABOUT

SEVEN PM, TO MEET KING. LEVISON STATED HE MIGHT GO TO PARK SHERATON

AFTER SEVEN PM. SURVEILLANCES AT PARK SHERATON DISCLOSED THAT

LEVISON DID NOT APPEARO

50114

NY FIVE ZERO SEVEN EIGHT-S ASTERISK FURNISHED INFO WHICH DISCL

OSED THAT NEJEHER KING NOR LEVISON VERE AL THE-SHERAION ATLANTIC

MOTEL ON MAY TWELVE SIXTY IVE

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FOUR

HOWEVER, THE SAME SOURCE FURNISHED FOLLOWING WHICH CONCERNED A

MEETING WHICH TRANSPIRED IN ROOM ONE SIX NINE ZERO, /KING-S ROOM/ THE

SHERATON ATLANTIC HOTEL, ON MAY TWELVE LAST. THE MEETING, WHICH WAS CON-

CERNED WITH SCOPE MATTERS, WAS BELIEVED BY SOURCE TO HAVE BEEN ATTENDED

BY BAYARD RUSTIN, HOSEA WILLIAMS, ANDY YOUNG AND JOHN LEWIS. THEY DIS-

1200*

CUSSED POSSIBILITIES OF RECRUITING STUDENIS FROM NY COLLEGE CAMPUSES AND

THE BEST MEANS BY WHICH THESE STUDENTS COULD BE REACHED. - THEY AGREED.

THAT PUBLIC-EXPOSURE WAS NECESSARY BEFORE GOALS COULD-BE REACHED •

RUSTIN SAID HE AND NORM HILL OF AFL-CIO WOULD TAKE OVER NY SCOPE

RESPONSIBILITIES, AND WOULD MOVE OFFICE FROM SCLC OFFICE ON ONE HUNDRED

TVENTYFIFTH STREET TO A NEW OFFICE HE IS OPENING ON ONE HUNDRED IWENTY

FIFTH STREET. HILL, ACCORDING TO RUSTIN, WILL BE IN CHARGE OF RE-

CRUITING WILLIAMS SAID THEY NEED ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED STUDENTS FROM NY

AND ABOUT SEVENTYFIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM NEW YORK TO SEND THEM TO THE

WORK AREA. ENTIRE SCOPE BUDGET IS FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,

WILLIAMS, THE NATIONAL DIRECIOR REPORTED.

DUS

LHU FOLLIZEEM

END

WA••FOR. • 6

WA•••RPP FOR 6

FBI WASH DC

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"F'D-3" (8 40 12-13-567

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

TO:

FROM:

RE :

FBI

Date:

5/14/65

(Type in plain text or code)

AIRMAIL

(Priority or Method of Mailing)

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-106670)

SAC, ATLANTA (100-5586)

MARTIN LUTHER KING,

SECURITY MATTER - C

JR.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED,

HEREIM IS UNCLASSIMIED

(8042

Re Atlanta tel to the Bureau and New York dated

5/12/65.

incrosed ror the bureau are twelve copies an

for

New York five copies of a Lim suitable lor disseminazion

The identities of the sources used in the

enclosed

LHM are as follows:

Source #1

ATA

11380-37

Source $2

Source #3

AT/1386-S*

7-,

Bureau

€-100-106670) (Enc. 12yElN

ATI LUSURE

(RM)

(1-100-392452)

(Stanley Levison)

(1-100-437828) (Harry Wachtel)

(1-100-407018) (Clarence

(1-100-138794) (SCL@EG-IBones)

5- New York (1-100-136585)

(Martin Luther King,

Jr.) (Enc. 5')

(RM)

(1-100-111180) (Stanley Levison)

(1-100-148289) (Harry Wachtel)

(1-100-73250) (Clarence- Jones)

(1-100-149194) (SCLC) tesi.

5- Atlanta

:12 MAY J.5 1965

(1-100-5586) (Martin Luther'King, Jr.)

(1-100-6670-A)

(1-100-5718)

(SCLC)

(1-157-621)

(Andrew Young)

(1-157-565) (Dora McDonald)

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(17)

AGENCY: ACST, ONI. CST;SEC. SOP.;

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ICC & cC

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DATE FORN: 5-12-65

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nation outside your Committee.

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Approved

your. Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

su bocta 121099659

½ Special Agento hoe eupress atrovat of the EBIM

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AT 100-5586

RRN:elt

Source #4

Source #5

Source #6

Anonymous source of the WFO

set out in report of SA JOHN

I. WALSH 7/19/50; at WrO, re:

"NIG; IS-C", characterization

OI, HARRY H.

545,120

WACHT EL.

NY 1190-S*),

characterization

OF HARRY H. WACHTEL:

INFORMANT

INX 694-S*] used to characterize

STANLEY LEVISON.

Source #7

19543

used to characterize

CLARENCE JONES SUI

The enclosed Letterhead Memorandum has been

classified SECRET because it contains information from a

highly sensitive source with respect to the Racial

Situation in the Atlanta area.

It is felt this classifi-

• cation is necessary in order to not jeopardize the valuable

position of the informant in furnishing information of this

nature.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU DE INVESTIGATION

Atlanta,

May 14,

Georgia

1965

SE

RET

MAURITY MATRE C

JR.

DECLASSIFTED BY

ON 10•27-0

ALM/RW

KING has a room reservation at the

New York City, for May 12 and 13, 1965.

with a group of eight or nine people in New York City

between 5:30, and 6:30 p.m. on May 12, 1965,0

Confidential Source Two stated on May 12, 1965,

that HARRY WACHTEL advised ANDREW YOUNG (Executive

Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conterence,

SCLC) that a meetingwould be held at 711 Fifth Avenue,

New York City, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Source Two said the.

Chairman of the Board of McCrorys would be one of those

present.Source.One,and Source. Two-did not know the pur-

pose

of this meeting

but believed it had something to do

with fund raising for SCLe.

nore to sala that cal told co that

KING is scheduled to appear at a fund raising rally in Long

Island (exact pláce unknown) at 9:30p.m. on May 12,

• 1965, but stated that KING will have free time during

WACHTEL Said KING was

Confidential Source Three advised on May 12,

1965

that KING told

YoUNg on that date that CLARiCE

JONES and STANLEY LEVISON would spend about an hour with

himon May

tonight".

SE

CRET

GROUP I

Excludéd from Automatic

Downgrading and veclassilication

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

ENCLOSURE

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

100-106670-1351

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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

Source Two alsostated on May 12, 1965, that

May 12, 1965. YOUNG said that p JONES wanted

contact KING he

should

• Call

the hotel and ask for younG.

Source Two received no information

regarding. LEVISON.

Sources

Two and Three had no information regarding

the purpose of kING's planned meeting withsJoNes and LEVISoN.

-757 ?

Source One advised on May 12, 1965, that KING

departed Atlanta crgia lFaster Arlines flight

106-at 11:45 AMulayabana Was

scheduled to arrive

York City. at 2:34 pM Souxce Sala"KING would

return to

Atlanta On. Mays 13x1965901 Delta flight 82%,

leaving New York at 2:25-PoleANs 029t

scheduled to arrive in

Atlanta, at 3:29 PManis

HARRY H. WACHTEL.

dent

HARRY H. WACHTEL is the Executive Vice Presi-

for the Gandhi Society for Human Rights, 15

East

40th Street, New York City. WACHTEL resides

at 29 Split Rock Drive, Kiugs Port, Jong Island,

New York.

Confidential Source Four furnished information

in December, 1949, that HARRY H. WACHTEL, 41 Broad

Street, New

York,

New York, was on a list of

individuals carried

as active members of the National

Lawyers Guild (NLG).

On March

5, 1941; Confidential Source Five

furnished information which revealed that the name

HARRY WACHTEL waS on & list of names, significance

not known, which was maintained at the headquarters

of the Kings County Communist Party at 26 Court

Street, Brooklyn, New York.

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ET

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

Regarding HARRY WACHTEL's wife, LEONORA, it is noted

that the fifth confidential source

turnished infor-

mation on March 5, 1944, which revealed that her name

and address were on a list of names or newly elected

officers of the Bath Beach Club of the Kings County

Communist Party.

A Characterization of the National Lawyers Guild

is attached hereto.

STANLEY LEVISON

Confidential Source Six advised in April, 1964,

that

STANLEY LEVISON was a secret member

of the

Communist Party, USA, in July, 1963.

In late 1963,

and early 1964,

he criticized the CP for not being

sufficiently militant in the civil rights struggle.

LEVISON was described by certain CP leaders as being

to the "left" of the CP in his position in civil

rights. LEVISON's differences with

the Ce, however,

axe merely tactical and he continues his ideological

adherence

to Communism.

CLARENCE JONES

CLARENCE JONES is the General Counsel for the

Gandhi Society for Human Rights, 15 East 40th

Street, New York City.

Confidential Source Seven advised on February

26, 1957, that he

had identllied a photograph of

CLARENCE JONES as a person whom he knew during late

1953 or early 1954 to be a

member of, and in a

position of leadership.in, the Labor Youth League.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

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SE

k/a

ET

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

GANDHI SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

The Gandhi Society for Human Rights was formed

for the purpose of developing a philosophy and

technique of non-violent civil rights protests.

It is a non-action organization and makes no attempt

to influence legislation nor participate in demon-

strations. The Society furnishes legal assistance

in certain civil rights cases.

The organization was

incorporated June 14, 1962.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions as the FBI.

It

is the property of the FBI

and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not

to be distributed outside your

agency:

S BE CEI

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S 8 d/

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THE NATIONAL LAWYERS GUILD

The "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publi-

cations"

, revised and published as of January 2, 1957, to

supersede Guide published on May 14, 1951, by the Committee

on Un-American Activities, U. S. House of

Representatives,

Washington, D. C., contairs the

following information concern-

ing

"The National Lawyers Guild:"

1.:

Cited as a Communist front.

2.

3.

-

(Special Committee on Un-american Activitles, House

•Report 1311 on the CIO Political Action Committee,

March 29, 1944, p. 149).

Cited as a Communist front which "is the foremost

legal bulwark of the Communist

Party, its front organi-

zations and controlled unions? and which

"since its

inception has never failed to rally to the legal

defense of the Communist Party and individual

members thereof, including known espionage agents."

(Committee on Un-American Activities, House Report

the National Lawyers Guild, September 21,

1950, originally released

September 17, 1950.)

"To defend the cases of Communist lawbreakers, fronts

have been devised making special appeals in behalf

of civil liberties and reaching out far beyond the

confines of the Communist Party itself. Among

these organizations are

the****National Lawyers'

Gild.

When' the Communist Party itself

is under

fire these offer a bulwark of protection.

(Internal Security Subcommittee of The Senáte

Judiciary Committee, Handbook for Americans,

S. Doc. 117, April 23,

1965, P. 91).

SEE/RET

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

FD 323

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF jUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta,

Georgia

May

14,

1965

Title

Character

Reference

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

SECURITY MATTER - C

Letterhead Memorandum dated

and captioned as above at

Atlanta, Georgia.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities are

concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI

and is loaned to your

agency; it and its contents are

not to be distributed

outside your agency.

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Seas:

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Hay 15, 1965

BX ETAISON

- Mr. Belmont

how'd food ford hoard hook front fond

Mr.

Mohr

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Mr.

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Mr.

Sullivan

Honorable Marvin Watson

Special Assistant to the President

The White House

J... Hashington, D.G.

Dear ls. Watson:

Mr. Bland

Mr:

Baumgardner

Mr

Phillips

10apene

I am enclosing intormation which is being called

to your attention as of possible interest to the President.

The enclosure concerns a meeting between

Martin Ither King, Jr., and some of his advisors at which

time natters pertaining to votes resistration, Vietnam and

peace were discussess

This intornation is also being furnished to the

Attorney General.

Upon removal of the classified enclosure, this

letter becomes unclassified.

Sincerely yours,

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to -Criminal Sanctions

Talion

Belrion:

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EX 110

5/15/65

Enclosure

REC-34: 75-44-527-1073

NOTE

Information in the enclosure obtained from New York

teletype 5/14/65.

Source

for discussion

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DECLARE DEALM RU

May 15, 1965

COMMUNIST INFLUENCE IN RACIAL HATTERS

The following information was furnished by cox-

fidential sources of this Bureau who have supplied raliable

inforation in the past.

At 10:08 a I., May 13, 1965, Special Agents of this

Bureau observed Stanley Levison enter the Sheraton Atlantic

Hotel in New York City and take the elevator to the 16th 11005

acursors incruding clarence dones and corey

conterence covered govere matters aluding voter rectstration,

Vietnam, peace and the Civil rights "novenent

In-gereral.

Levison

said-that What was needed in the eivll rights morenent was a

broad base and that this could be realized by itilizing church

groups and the clergy who have played

a vital role in recent

Conceraing Vietnan and peace, Lovison said-that if king

Join

with other clergynen in urging peace,

they would have

"powerful voice due to king's having received the lovel Peace

King's stature could thus be capitalized on by urging

others to join ele

"movement tor peace.

general conversation including-the voter registration drive in

Matsmay was agresa by chose present that they, must insure

that Alabang-TaveS.

to-Its-prontsesto reaister 1200 individuals

AC 12:40 2.1. KinE as obserah to leave the Hotel wich

Jones.

amassista

LevISOn

observed

departing at 12:41

P.D.-

LEviSOR,

frequent advisor of King's, is a long-time

conmunist whose secret membership in the Communist Party, USA,

has been established as recently as july, 1965.

Jones is also

frequent

advisor to King and during the mid-1950's held a position

of leadership in the Labor Youth League, as organization which

has been designated as

subversive pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

Vivian was a member of

the Communist Party, USA, in 1917.

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the following are the sources who furnished

characterizations of individuals mentioned in the LHM:

HARRY. WACHTEL

: 1. Anonymous source of WHO,

set forüh in report of SA

JOHN J. WALSH, 2/19/50, at

WFOg Xe: "NIG;

IS-C"

2. ' NY 1190-STELSUR

2359-5%

42J2-S÷ ELSURF

BAYARD RUSTIN

BENJAMIN J. DAVIS

STANLEY LEVISON

CLARENCE JONES

NY 694-547: A 0614987

ATER BORERSE

columbia University.

1954.

129594

C. T. VIVIAN

SI 123-S INFIRMIT

SAS ROBERT C. OFTEDAL and JAMES E. O'CONNELL were the

Agents who observed the arrival of king and his party at Kennedy

Internationai Airport, Now York City, 5/12/55.

SA JOSEPH Y. WATERS observed BATARD RUSTIN enter the

Sheraton Atlantic Hovel.

SAS JOHN C. SEATON, JAMES M. KIRBY and JAMES E.

O'CONNELL observed JOHN LEWIS entering the Sheraion Atlantic

• Hotel, 5/12/65.

SAS FRANCIS E, MO LAUGHLIN, JR. and HON E. LANGURY

observed LEVISON enter the hotel. SA MC LAUGALIN saw him go

to the 16th floor.

these indivicuais.

SA MC LAUSEGIN made the inaulry at the registration

cosk, sheraton Atlantic Hotel, New Jork Cloy.

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The files of the New York Office contain insufficient

subversive information identifiable with BILL STEIN aNdMARION

LOGAN.

CLOS

This IHM is classitied "Secret" because it contatas

information from AT 1382-S*, NY 5078-S and NY 4099-S*, sources

who have furnished highly sensitive information with respect to

racial matters in the Atlanta and New York areas and the

Communist infiltration thereol,

and because it contains a

concentration of information in the characterization of SIANLEY

I#VISON, which was recelved from NY 694-S*

INTACHEN

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UN. ID STATES DEPARTMENT OF STICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION!

New York,

New York

May 17, 1965

Bureau 100-442529

Re:

Communist Influence In Racial Matters

Internal Security - C

Summer Community Organization and

Political Education (SCOPE

Racial Matters

A confidentialsource, who has furnished reliable

Information in the neutady sed on Ognit955 ma

Luther ning. Fresident of che

Conference, SCLO), would leave Atlanta,

Southern Christian, Leadership

Georgiagon May .,

1905, on Eastern Airlines Flight 106 enroute to New York's

Kennedy Invertional Atrport, there he would amrive at 2:34 PM.

On May 12, 1965, at 2:34 PM, Special Agents of the

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) observed Martin Luther

Kings Andrew Young (Executive Director of the SCLO), and

a man

believed to be hosea williams (Projects Director of 3010):

arrive aboard Eastern Airlines Flight 106,

Keinedy Airport.

They were met by Harry Wachtel, Bayard Rustin and John Lewis

(Director of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee,

SNCC) and numerous newsmen.

Following an exchange of greetings: King, Wachtel and

Rustin left the airport in a rented Cadillac limousine.

This document contains neither recommendations

nos conclusions of the

FBI. Is is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and

Its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIONEGY

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions Facluded

I

from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

ii i.

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On May 12, 1965, at 6:10 PM, a Special' Agent of the F3!

observed Bajard Rustin enter the Sheraton Atlantic Hotel, 34th

Street and Broadway, New York City, and take the elevator to

the 16th FlOOk.

John Lewis was observed entering the hosed and

taking the elevatcr at 6:22 PM.

confidentialsource..who wasina.post.tion.tournish

a meeting took place on that eyening in Martin Misher

King's suite at the Sheraton" Atlantic.

Broadway, New Xon, New Vex he meeting tho

Hote lith street and

maccorcing tou the

source,

devoted Issues pertinent to

Summer Cormunity

Organization and Political Education Scopes and was attensed by

Bayard Rustin (Organtser of the March on Washington, Aney Young,

Jonn Lewis and in adultion the fo towing were believed by. the

source to have attended. - Hosea Williams,

-Wyatt T. Walker

(Former Executive: Director of the SChe: and Norman Hill:

(Director of racial mattensiof the American: Fedenation. 0F La00r -

congress of Industriat Organizations ATE, 9IO)s

and ene

BIII Steln.

According to the source, the question of

recruitment

of personnel

for SCOPE was afforded much atrention.

Te was

stated that in the New York area alone, a quota

ot 500 cotlege

students exists, and that only a fifth of the quota had been

reached and

that problems

were expected in neaching

the anots.

This is so, because examinations are appreaching arter which

students are expected to go directly home

steins who is

belleved by

the source to bein change of coorcination ot public

relations for SCOPE,

was of the opinion that untess a

program was commenced withan one week, chances. on supeess would

be nal.

$75, 000 had been set asiac

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The individual, belleved by source to have been Hosea

where they will be

orientation 15 Fune 14-20, 1905.

them

to take their second week's orientation in the area in which

would be assigned to work.

It was agreed by all those in attendance that the

recruitment campaign must have immediate action and, in that

regard urged that the National Council of Churches and other

leaders with whom they have contacts be approached for the

purpose of setting them to issue a stabement backing the SCOPE

summer campaign,

The individual believed by source to be Stein,

reported on public relations relevant. to SCorE.

He said

he

had approached all the major

necworks along with various

teievision and radio stations around the country and had found

that at the present there, a

are some problems in connection wien

setting exposure Ior civil rights matters.

He said the three

major networks in New York had been

surveyed and concluded

that on the problem of civil rights, audiences expressed that

,they felt was an overexposure attitude.

He said that at these natworks, the present policy

appears to be that only 1f a noted person such as king or

Rustin, or other leaders have something to say on a specitic

newsworthy item would they give it coverage.

He added,

however, that he had been assured by all the networks throughout

the country that any time

to speak In this "fashion""ing another leaders

were available

, thay wout give them time, if

possible He felt that this situation hea robe handled

Independently so as to get the maximum effect from any coverage

given.

Stein then brought up the name of Charles Percy, fr.,

sormer republican candlaute for Governor of Illinois,

said

Percy was-very interasted in theredy righus movement and

had. Let it be known through channels

that reswas approachaose

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on a number oi lields in the movement.

Percypaccording to

Stein, Ispersonally engaged naproject in Chicago in behalf

of a group which ts teaching literacy, and is the type who

should bexused for fund raising and other activities.....

Bayard Rustin, after hearing the ideas ofthose

trendances suggssted that he and Norman Hilt take over un

joint directorship of the

Scope,campaign in the New York area

His suggestion was accepted.

Rustin thenlald down the

regard, beata, all decisions

nd that he would deal with Hosea Williams in Atlanta, whö is

in charge of the overall program of SCOrE.

Rustin, in discussing office space, sata he-woul

nove to the ScorE ofrices which arennow in the ScLC offices

on 125th Street, New Tonk City.

•" He said-he would be there full

sime, and would have a representative from SCOPE In Atlanta to

work with him.

With regard tofund ratsing, Rustin said he had in

which would probably be

meathe see a person so mit do once member of the

SCIC Board of Directors).

On May 13, 1965, Lieutenant Neil Costello of the

• Nassau County Police Department, Long Island, New york, advised

that on May 12, 1965, Martin Luther King, accompanied by Harry

Wachtel, and others in King's party, went directly from kennedy

Airport on a tour of long Islana towns, namely:

Rockville Center, Long Beach and Hempstead. In these towns,

according to Costello, they observed slum conditions.

Costello further advised that King, Rustin, Wachtel

and John lewis appeared at a vosing rights rally, which was held

in the Island Garden

Arena, West Rempstead, Long

Island, that

night. King, Costello reported, did not arrive until 1l: 10 PM.

On May 13, 1965, on page 2 of "Newsday"

s a long 1sland

daily newspaper, there was an article capüioned,

"Rights Leaders

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Hit V.S. Foreign Policy". The article reports that a rally in

Martin

Luther King's honor was held on May 12, 1965, In the

Island Garden Arena, West Hempstead, Long Island.

The article reports that King appeared at the rally

following remarks of Senator Jacob K, Javits of New York,

Bayard Rustin, John Lewis of SNCC, and Lincoln Lynch, Director

of the Long Island Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), all of

whom assailed the federal government for becoming involved

in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic instead of doing more

for civil rights and the war on poverty.

King criticized President Johnson for not having

made the abolition of the poll tax an integral part of the

voting righis bill, but made no mention of Viet Nam or the

Dominican Republic.

on May 13, 1965, at 10:08 AM, a Special Agent of

the FBI observed Stanley Levison enter the Sheraton Atlantic

Hotel, 34th Street and Broadway, New York City, and take an

elevator to the loth Floor.

An inquiry at the hotel registration desk by the

Special Agent disclosed that Martin Luther King's suite was

1690-1.

movement in general.

Levison stated that what was needed In the civil rights

movement was a

broad bases and said it could be reached by

utilizing church groups and clergy who have played a vital

role in récent times.

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In regard to me ham and peace devison said le king

would join with other clergymen in urging peace

have a powerfur voice que to his havins received the Nobel

Prize. This stature,

Levison said, could be capitalized on

by urging others to Jou their Movement fos Peace:

in out

According to the Information ascertained by the

source, King-also Joined the group at 11: 10 AM for a general

conversation.

He mentioned his vistt on long. Istand the

day before, and mentioned the voter, registration drive in

Alabama.

In regard to the drive, they all agreed that they

must Insure

that Alabama lives up to rus promise

at least one hundred voters per day.

to register

At 12:40 PM, King, Dick Gregory (popular entertainer),

Andrew Young and Clarence Jones were observed by Special Agents

Leaving the hotel, Levison was observed leaving at 12:41 PM.

A confidential source, who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised on the night of May 13, 1965,

that Stanley Levison and Clarence Jones were in contact

earlier

that night.

Levison said he would summarize the business of

• the reorganization (probably the SCLC) In a short memo and

send it to Jones for forwarding to

"him" (King). Levison

said he felt good that so much was gotten across on SCOPE,

the need to limit it and the fact that King was responsive

to it.

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Harry Wachtel 1s the Executive Vice

President of the Gandhi Society for Human

Rights, 15 East 40ch street, New York,

New York.

he resides at 29 Split Rock

Drive, Kings Point, Long Island, New York.

A confidential source, who has furnished

rellable Infornation in the past, furnished

information In December, 1949, that Harry

H. Wachtel, 41 Broad Street,

New York, New

Jork, was on a list of individuals carried

as active members of the National Lawyers

Guila.

A characterization of the National Lawyers

Gulld is attached hereto.

On March 5, 1944, another confidential source,

who has furnished reliable information in the

past, furnished information which revealed

that

the name Harry Wachtel was on a list of

names,

significance not known, which was

maintained at the Headquarters of the Kings

County Communist Party (CP) at 26 Court

Street, Brooklyn, New York.

Regarding Harry Wachtel's wife, Leonora,

It is noted that the same confidential source

furnished information on March 5, 1944, which

revealed that her name and address were on a

list of names of newly elected officers of the

Bath Beach Club of the Kings County CP.

With respect to the Gandhi Society for Human

Rights, it is to be noted that this organization Is ar

adjunct of the southern Christian Leadership

Conference (SCLC), of which Martin Luther

King, Jr., is the president, and serves to

raise funds for the SCLC.

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In "The Saturday Fivening Post"

, issue of July 11-

Beyard rustin is the subject

of Civil Rihts"

• In it,

Rustin is said to

have come to New York in 1938, as an organizer

for the Young Communist League

(YCL), and as

that during his first years in New York,

Rustin

gave most of his earnings

to the "Party'

reportedly left the "Party" in 1941, the article

states.

The ICL has been designatod pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

The "Daily Worker", February 11, 1957, page 1

column 2,

reported

that Bajard austin, Executive

Communist Party, United States of America

(CP, USA), held in New York City, on

February 9-12, 1957.

The

"Daily lorker" was an East Coast Conmunist

publication until it ceased publication on

January 13, 1958. s

A confidential source, who has furnished reliable

information in the

past,

advised on september 25,

1903,

that during a

meeting of the National

Board, UP,. USA, on that dato,

Benjamin J.

Davis remarked that, "Rustin

calls me constantly--

openly."

Anothis confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the

pust, advised on

February 19, 20, 1964, that

sagard Rustin

contacted senjamin i.

Davis on those dates

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and

sought his advice as to how he could escape

from & speaking engagement to which he was

committed. On the latter contact, Davis told

rustin that he was working on his request and

had contacted friends who had contacts with the

group to which Rustin was to speak.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised

on

Benjamin. Davis that ation tit data,

• Davis was National scritary

of the

CP, USA.

"The Now York Times"

, August 24, 1964, page

27,

column 4, reports

that Benjamin d. Davis,

National

Secretary,

CP, USA, died in New

York

City on the night of august

22, 1964.

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Clarence Jones is the General Counsel

to the Gandhi Society for Human Righüs,

15 East 40th Street, New York, N.I.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliabie Information in the past, advised on

February 26, 1957, that he identified a photo

Jones as a person whom he

knew during late 1953 or early 1954 to be a

membe: viand in a position of leadership in

the Labor Youth League.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

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A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, in

November, 1947, advised that C. I. Vivian

was a member of the Communist Party (CP) in

Peoria, Llinois:

area for some time and advised he had not

been

in the area for a long period of

time.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advisea

in April, 1964, that Stanley Levison was

a secret member of the Communist Party,

United States of America (CPUSA),

in July,

1963.

In late 1903 and early 1964

he

criticized the Communist Party (CP) for.

not being sufficiently militant in the

civil rights struggle. Levison was described

by certain CP leaders

as being to the "left"

of the CP in his position on civil righos.

Levison's differences.

with the CP, however,

are merely tactical and he continues his

ideological adherence to Communism.

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1.

APPENDIX

NATTONAL LAWYERS GUIID

Publicationhe"

"Guide to Subversive Organizations and

revised and published as of December 1,

1961, prepared and released by the Committee on Un-

American Acuivitios, United States House of Represent-

atives, Washingion,

D.C., contains the following

concerning the National Lawyers Guild:

"National Lawyers Guild

"I.

Cited as a Communist front.

(Special Cormittee on Un-American

Activities, House Report 1311 on the

CIO Political Action Committee,

March 29, 1944, p. 149.)

"2.

Cited as a Communist front which 'is

the foremost legal bulwark of the

Communist Party, its

front organizations,

and controlled unions' and which

"since

its inception has never failed to rally

to the legal defense of the Communist

Party and individual members thereof,

House Report 3123 on the National

Lawyers Guild, Sepüember 21, 1950,

originally related September 17, 1950.

3 ember 251230 1950. )

"3.

"To defend the cases of Communist

lawbreakers, fronts have been devised

making special appeals in behalf of civil

liberties and reaching out far beyond the

confines of the Communist Party itself.

Among these organizations are the

National Lawyers Guild,

When the-.-

Communist Party itself 1s under fire,

chese ofier a bulwark or morection

Internal Security Subcommittee of the

Senate

idiotcoy Committes,

handbock

for Americans

S. Doe. 117, April 23,

1956, p. 91.)"

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UNITED STATES COVERNMENT

MEMORANDUM

TO

:DIREGIOR, FBI (100-433903)

FROM : SAC, NEW YORK (100-149162)

SUBJECT: HAROLD WEAVER

SM-C

(00: N7)

DATE:

5/19/55

The following information is being furnished the i

Bureau concerting HAROLD WEAVER because his background, his

tining in contacting HENEY WINSTON (mentioned herein) and

the apparent suspicion of WINSION all indicate the possibility

that WEAVER could have been or is a contact of CIA:

1. WEAVER attended the Eighth World Youth

restiva. in heleink, finland

se also applied for a passport in 19s the summar of 1062.

stating that he

intended to participate in a program of the United Student

Christian Council as a part of the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Cultural

Exchange. Program.

ORIGINAL FILED IN

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4-Pureau (100-438908 RM

HESEN IS U3

(1-100-442529)

1-100-105670) (MARTIN LUTHER KING)

DATE 6:22-001

3-Atlanta (RM)

(1-100-438794) (SCIO)

(1-1.00-5500)

1-NY

(100-259)

MANY INFOR KING)

1-NY

100-69950

I-NY

100-11180)

(HELEN WINTER)

(STANLEY LEVISON)

1-NY

I-NY

100-73250}

100-149194)

I. -NY

100-135585

I-MY

I-NY

100-144189

100-154048

I-NY

(100-149162)

d70: rmv

(16)

58 MAY 2 8 1965

SCLC) (42)

MARTIN LUTHER KING (42)

(FRESDOMWAYS) (42)

COMINFIL FARYOU-ACT)

(46)

100-106610

NOT RECORDED

183 MAY 21 1965

This document is prepared in response to your request and is net 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 person-

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In January, 1905, it was determined that he war

attending the graduate school of New York University maintainins

matriculation through 1965, and that his leid of research is

soviet-American Relations.

It also was astermined through a

pretext that he intends to travel to the soviet Union later

in the year.

2.

WE 010-S* advised on May 11

•, 190s. tha

one HAROLD WEAVER contacted CP Headquarters, NYC, and asked

FOr HENRY WINSTON who was not in.

NX 2745-S* furnished the following information

on Nay 13, 1962, concerning a conversation between HavRy

WINSTON and HELEN WINTER:

HELEN asked WINSTON If he knew who the person was.

WINSTON said he knew him very well which is why he was

interested.

She also asked if WINSTON wanted to know what

"they" looked like

"health-wise."

WINSTON told her to

generally size "him" up that "he" was in the Soviet Union

the last time he,

WINSTON,

WINSTON added that

"he was booted out because he, everybody is of the common

opinion, was instrumental among the Africans which started

this big to do over there.

So he, while I was over there,

• tried to get me, which I didn't do at all.

He went over

there under the pretext that he wanted to become a

student-Marxist.

WINSTON continued that "he" came back and that

he, WINSTON

the salute to PAUL ROBESON

magazine

on Artlesher cathet a Negro was "booted aut, deve

after this that he called me.

the me

WINSTON added that then the

and "it was

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HELEN WINTER inquired if WINSTON Inew what the

our unstancas were surrounding the attache who was "booted

WINSTON did not know.

WINTER mentioned that he was

a Negro and WINSTON said he knew he was, that "that is why

he called me."

WINSTON added that "he" was coming to see him

and HELEN WINKER remarked that

she would "keep an eye open"

and would

"certainly watch him"

• WINSTON also mentioned

that "you know he is associated with 'Freedomways' which

we didn't know.

'IM JACKSON called me last night." WINTER

stated she would talk to JIM about it.

(It should be noted that WINSTON is almost

completely blind which may explain WINIER's remarks about

"watching hin.")

4.

260-se advised on way 14

i, 1.905, that i

HAL WEAVER (ph) was in contact with HENRY WINSTON at CP

headquarters that aate.

Their discussion which will be

disseminated by separate mencrandum concerned what WEAVER. (sh)

Is doing now and their meetings "there" (in Moscow). WEAVER

remarked that he is working

is also working on a book,

to be

published by an anti-soviet publisher, according to WEAVER.

He said he would like to get WINSTON's conments.

WINSTON

10d hin he was agreeable to any time after thursdas

20, 1955).

WEAVER (ph) noted that he had left "there" around

the middle of february.

"It was urgent because - nad not.

been renewed.

WEAVER mentioned also that it "night, have

been for political reasons, whether they felt I was stirring

up trouble, I don't know.

It's difficult to say."

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WEisses advised on May 12, 1965, that

STANLEY LEVISON told CLARENCE JONES that one HAROLD

WEAVER (ph) was interested in a possible job

MARTIN (LUTHER KING) .

tentative

appointment with him for 2:30 p.m. on Friday (5/14/65)

at JONES' OffICe. JONES said he thought that would be

all right.

On May 14, 1965, a Special Agent of the NYO

observed an unknown male Negro departing from CP

Headquarters and identified a photograph of WEAVER as

that person.

On the afternoon of the same date, surveillances

were conducted at CLARENCE JONES' office, 165 Broadway,

NYC, and at STANLEY LEVISON's office, 1841 Broadway, NYC.

JONES was observed returning to his office at 2:35 p.m.,

but

LEVISON and WEAVER were not observed.

It should be noted that LEVISON and JONES met

with MARTIN LUTHER KING, Jr. In NYC, on May 13, 1965, and

that discussion could have been had concerning WEAVER at

that sime negating the necessity Ior the tentative 2:30

meeting of May 14, 1965.

Concerning the Negro attache whom WINSTON and

WINTER discussed

It. Is noted that the "New York World

Telegram", 5/12/65, page 3, contained an article "Russia

Ousts

American Diplomat as Meddler" which states that

"Norris D. Garnett

a cultural attache on the U.S. Embassy

Staff in Moscow was expelled by the Soviet Government on a

charge of carrying on work hostile to the U.s.s.R. among

African students.

ELSUf It is also noted that Information has been furnished

by NY 3246=Sthat JOHN HENRIK CLARKE,

Associate Editor of

"Freedomways" magazine had corresponded with WEAVER in 1963,

While WEAVER was In Moscow. WEAVER has been a subscriber to

"Freedomways.

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The timing of his contact with WINSTON (5/14/65)

which coincides with the dismissal of the cultural attache,

NORRIS GARNETT, appears strange in view of the fact that

WEAVER had been in New York prior to this time and could

have contacted WINSTON earlier.

It Is further noted that WEAVER told WINSTON that

he "hoped"'

to be going to Europe in about 3 weeks,.

combination of "work and pleasure" trip.

As of 3/5/05,

WEAVER resided at 3250 Broadway, NYC, apartment 2F.

WEAVER was the subject of a VOA investigation in

1959.

(Bufile 123-15607).

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN.

REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES

ERNMENT

Memorandum

¡No. W. Co Sullivan f

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El Balment

FROM

Belmont

MiX®

Mohr

DATE:

July 7, 1965

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SUBJECT: MARTIN LUTHER KING,

SECURITY MATTER - COMMUNIST

The Director's memorandum of 7/6/65 concerning his -

talk with the Attorney General instructed that we prepare

memorandum on the position of King relative to Vietnam.

3. PAY

Attached are letters to the White House, the Attorney

General

and the Secretary of State enclosing copies of a memoran-

dum entitled "The Position of Mariin Luther King, Jr. and the

ills

Communist Party, USA, On Vietnam!'

This paper covers the following specific matters:

(1) King's injection into the Vietnam situation; (2) Communist

influences on King relative to Vietnam, including advice from

such as stanley Levison, the long-time

• communist; (s) lhe current

Farty line on Vietnam as

seen through its directives and propo

ganda urging peace and attacking the U.S. policy; (4) Evidences

of implementation of the Party line through a Party spokesman and

a communist front; (5) Planned activities of the Student Non-Violent

Coordinating Committee further illustrates the tie between the

civil rights movement and Vietnam; and (6) Potential for Party

exploitation of King's influence.

RECOMMENDATION:

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HESE SA

DAT 22-0001512444/Re

Attached letters to the White House; Attorney General

with copies to the Deputy Attorney General and Assistant Attorneys

General Doar and Yeagley; and the Secretary of State, go forward

with memorandum summarized above.

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196. your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

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July 7, 1965

BY ELALSON

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Mohr

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Honorable Maxwin Watson

Speciai Assistant to the President

The White House

Washington, De Go

Dear de. Watson:

I am enclosing intomation which is boing

called to your attention as of possible interest to

the Presidone.

The enclosure concerns the position or

Martin luthor Kings dra, and the Cornunist Facty, UDA,

concerning Viecnan®

ohle information le aiso being furnished to

the Actorney Goneral and the Secretary of Statee

Upon removal of the classified enelosure,

this lester becomes unclassiried.

DECREE SPRAMIRW

sincerely yours,

10.27-00

REC 25/6-101670 - 1686

RECENTS REtANDARESCI

Enclosure

100-106670

NOTE:

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See cover memorandum I. J. Baumgerdner to

Sullivan, same date, same caption, prepared by

SIP: ELS

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classified.

Inclosure contains information from NX-5078-is

a highly

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on King.

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July 7, 1965

BY LIAISON

1 - Mr. Belmont

- Mr. Mohr

- Mr. DeLoach

- Mr. Rosen

• Mr. Sullivan

- Mr. Baumgardner

- Mr. Shaw

16 Mr. Phillips

Honorable Dean Rusk

The secretary of State

Washington, D. €.

Dear Mr. Rusk:

¿am enclosing, information concerning the

position of Martin Luther King, Jr, and the Communist

Party, USA, concerning Vietnam.

This information is also being furnished to

the White House.

Upon removal of the classified enclosure,

this letter becones unclassified.

SinCerely yours

0 1022 582ALM/RW

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Belmont.

JeLoach

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Enclosure

100-106670

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#. C.

Sullivan, same date, same caption, prepared by

SP: CHE

-11 m

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classified. Enclosure contains information from NY 5078-s*,

a highly sensitive source concerning the communist intluence

on King.

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MAILED A

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The Attorney General

Director, IBL

NARTEN LUTHER KING, Ji.

SECURITY MATTER • CONMUNIST

1 - MI.

Belmont

1 - Mr. Mohr

July 7, 1965

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1

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- Mr. Sullivan

-

Nr. Baumgardner

Mr.

Shaw

1 - Mr. Phillips

In connection with my discussion with you on

Party, Usa, concerning Vietnam.

This infornation is also being furnished to the

White House and the Secretary of State.

Upon renoval of the classified enclosure.

letter becomes unclassified.

this

Enclosure

10•27-00

100-106670

COMM-FBI

11

I - The Deputy Attorney General (Enclosure)

1 - Mr. John Doar (Enclosure)

Assistani Attorney General

- Vr. J. Walter Yeagley (Enclosure)

Assistant Attorney General

NOTE:

See cover memorandum F.J. Baumgardner to W.C. Sullivan,

same date, same caption, prepared by SEP:chs

Classified "Secret" because enclosure is so

classified.

Enclosure contains information from NX 5078-S

a highly sensitive|source concerning the communist influence

on Kine.!

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July 7, 1965

THE FOSITION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

AND THE COMMUNIST PARTY, USA, ON VIDINAM

1 - Belmont

1 - Mohr

1

* Deloach

* Rosen

1 - Sullivan

1

~ Baungardner

1-

Shaw

1

• Phillips

King Declares Himself Concerning Vietnam

Martin Luther King, Jr., declared in a speech on

July I, 1955, that he and his aides would study the use of

"peace rallies" and so-called teach-ins to bring pressure

to bear in foreign policy matters.

Speaking at Petersburg,

Virginia, King reportedly said that he "was not going to

six by and see war escalated without saying anything about 16,"

and he called for a negotiated settlement, demanding that we

"even negotiate with the Vietcong."

As head or the southern Christian Leadership conference,

one of the main civil rights organizations in this country, King's

announced intention to inject himself and his organization into

foreign policy issues was significant for several reasons.

Connunist Influence on King Relative to Vietham

Of primary significance in connection with King's

announcement is the fact that several of his advisors with

communist backgrounds are known to have been in favor of having

King inject himself into the peace movement in opposition to

our foreign policy on Vietnam.

Stanley Levison,.

civil rights novement. »Concerning lechan; Levison, a long time

communist whose secret nembership in the Communist Party lAy

bas ween established as recently as July, 1963, told Jones and

Vivian that it King vould join with other clergymen in-urging

peace-t vould constitate a powerful influence bécause king yad"

received the Nobel Peace Prizer Levison pointed out harking's

- Stature could thus be exploited in that it would serves

means of urging others

to join the novement for peace.

Tolson.

Belmont.

It is to be noted that king confers with Levison,

Mohr -

DeLoach .

- Jones, and Vivian frequently, and, in fact,

on that particular

Casper -

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SECRAT

THE POSITION OF MARTIN LUTICE KING, 3R.

AND THE COUMUNIST PARTY, USA, ON VIETNAM

eccasion subsecuenity-oned then at che neting. Vivian was

a member of the Communist Party in 194%,

and Jones held & position

I of leadership during the nid-1950's in the Labor Youth League,

an organization which has been designated as subversive pursuant

to Executive Order 10450€

It should also be noted that another individual

with a communist background who has been close to King wrote

& speech which king's wife, Coretta, made at an "imergency

Rally on Vietnam"

at Madison Square Garden in New York City

on. June 8, 1965.

The speech was written by Bayard Rustin and

was given by Coretta King in place of her husband at the Rally,

the purpose of which was to ask President Johnson to stop the

sonbing, seel a cease tire, and press for negotiations in

conneccion wich the sicuation in Vietnam Rustin, Who also

spoke at the Rally, vas, during the early 1940's, a member of

the Young Communist League, an organization which has been

designated as subversive pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

The Party Line Concerning Vietnam

The determination of King's advisors with communist

backgrounds

surrounding the Vietnam situation at this time is another

significant factor bearing on his announced intention to do so.

the announcement comes at a time when the Communist Party, USA,

has placed the Viecnam situation foremost among issues about

which to center communist action in this country.

Beginning in the Fall of 1964, the Pixty began issuing

instructions io rank-and-tile menbers to concentrate on the

Vietnam issue.

Since that time, the Party has issued a virtual

avalanche of directives

• to all Party districts containing

instructions on actizities to be followed to achieve the Party's

objectives

in segard to Vietnam. Condemning the "military

aggression" of the United States against North Vietnam, Party

Headquarters instructed district leaders to organize activities

in trade unions, youth groups, religious organizations, peace

groups, and the

cooperate in regard to activities of these groups involving

picket lines, peace walks, student assemblies, and deconstrations

almed at protesting this Nation's foreign policy position on

Vietnam.

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THE POSITION ON MARTIN LUTHER

• KING, SR.

AND THE CONNUNESS PARTY, USA, ON VIETNAM

Illustrating the increased tempo of communist activity

in this regard is the lact that an analysis made of communiet

propaganda media during the six nonth period beginning January 1,

1985, reveals that the "peace-in-Vietnam" theme was the

predominant issue exploited.

Implementing the Party Line

Communists, their

supporters, and their sympathizers

have responded to the Party's Campaign and the Party instructions

on a broad scale.

Typical was the communist exploitation of

the student uprising which took place on the campus of the

University of California aù Berkeley, California, this past school

yes!.

seizing the opportunity presented on that occasion,

Herbert Aptheker, a leading national functionary of the communist

Party, appeared

and spoke at a demonsication involving some

1,300

Students in february, 1955.

Encouzaging the students

to

demonstrate in protest against the united states foreign palley

on Vietnan, Aptheker declared that the var in Vietnam was the

lault of the Uniicú States and a direct result of our intervention

there.

Similarly, communists and individuals with cormunist

beckgrounds have exploited opportunities of a like nature in

connection with the widespread demonstrations which have

occurred in the country this past year. One of the best examples

of the Panty's tactics

in this regard involves the communist

inspired W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of Anerica.

At a sational.

conference of that organization held in Chicago, Illinois,

during the last three days of lay, 1965, plans for mass protests

against the policy of the United states in Vietnam, Eles with

international front groups, and cooperation with other organizations.

to protest United states polley were the principal topics or dis

• cussion:

Civil Rights Group Follows Farty Line

In this connection, it is noteworthy that an

announcenent was made concerning the plans of the Student No

Violent Coordinating Committee to dramatize opposition to

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THE POSITION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

AND THE CONMUNIST PARTY, USA, ON VIETNAM

United states policy in Vietram. It wa

stated that this

organization,

which is one of the more militant civil rights

groups, would attempt to recruit 4,00e people this summer for

the purpose of surrounding the White house in a sit-down in

September'. The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee is

a prime isrget for communist infiltration since it has made it

clear that it will accept support for its endeavors from anyone,

including communists.

This announcement of the plans of the Student No

Violent Coordinating Committee is of particular interest because

1¿ constitutes the injection of a civil rights group into

foreign policy protests, something the comunists are most

desirous of achieving to further their own objectives.

It can be clearly seen from the communist directives

that the key to communist action on the central issue of

Vietnam today is infiltration of all groups in our society

through which the comunists might in any way work to create

opposition to our foreign policy. Sinca the civil rights movement

embraces widespread groups and supposters constituting a major

force on the national scene, the communist Party sees in iù a

ready-made vehicle to organize widespread protests in Line with

sis program of opposition to foreign policy if the Party's

campaign is carefully executed.

King's Influence Potential for Parly Exploitation

In this regard; Martin Luther King's emergence on

the scene with the announced intention of participating in

protests against our foreign policy in Vietnam cannot be lightly

disnissed or underestimated. Whether it constitutes a witting

os unwitting move on his part in relation to serving communist

objectives, it holds out the prospect of additional support

being engendered among civil rights groups for protest

demonstrations against our current policy in Vicenam, and In

turn holds out the prospect of addationa. opportunities 10r

communist exploitation of the situation.

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THE POSITION OF MARTIN LUTHER

KING, JR.

AND THE COMMUNIST FARTY, USA, ON VIETNAM

As to King's witting or unwitting role in this matter,

It is most interesting to note that the heads of two other

principal civil righis organizations in the country today have

taken a position contrary to king's by opposing a nerger of the

issues of civil rights and Vecnan.

James Farmer, head of the

Congress of Bacial Equality, told that organization's convention

at Durhan, North Carolina, on July 5, 1965, that their

organization should siay out of the peace movement and concentrate

on civil righis.

head of the National Association

los the Advancement of Colored People, is reported as having

commented concerning King's involvement in the Vietnam situation

to the effect that his, wilkinss, organization was too busily

engaged in vivil rights matters to have any time left for

becoming involved in the Vietnan crisis.

Oxiginal sent to white house with xerox copies to the Attorney

General, Deputy

Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General

Doais Assistant Attorney General

Yeagley, and Secretary of State,

by cover letters dated 7-7=65.

NOTE:

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from NY 5078-5*

2. a highly sensitive source concerning the

communist influence on King.

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FBI

Date: 10/18/55

Transmit the following in

(type in plaintext or code).

Via_

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECIOR, FBI (100-438790)

FROM:

SAC, NEW YORK (200-249194)

SUBJECT:

COMINFIL SCLC

IS-C

(00: Atlanta)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEI

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are 11 copies of a

IHM, dated and captioned as above; two copies of the LHM are

enclosed for Atlantin

NY 3010-S*= a source close to StANLEY LEVISON,

furnished the information concerning

• the Research Committee

meeting.

The following sources

are the sources used in the

characterizations:

COMFSOURCE

- ALBERT BROWN,

CLARENCE JONES

Chairman. of Columbia

University-

1954

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165 OCT 22 1965

2 - Atlanta (100-5817) (Enols. 2) (Info) (RM)

(1 - 100-5506) (MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.)

1 - New York

1 - New

York

(100-733735 (CAR (EAR3)

. (CLARENCE JONES) (42)

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York

100-136585)

MARTIN LUTHER KING

JR. > (42)

1

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York

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(STANLEY LEVISON) (42)

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York

100-46729)

(BAYARD RUSTIN) (42

1

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(100-149194) 41)

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NY 100-149194

NY

694-5x

Anonymous Source of

WHO, set forth in

report of SA JOHN J.

STANLEY LEVISON

HARRY WACHTEL

:

WAI SHING,

re:

2/19/50,

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NY 1190-S*

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NY

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BAYARD RUSTIN

NY 4212-S.

975-S

Agents who observed the individuals entering 575

Madison Avenue,

New York City, on 10/15/65, are WILLIAM J.

• BARRON and JOHN C. SEATON.

This IHM has been classified "Secret" because it

United States and Communist infiltration thereof.

also been classified "Secret"because it contains information

From ix 504-S*, who furnished a concentraton of information

characterize STANLEY LEVISON.

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SECRET

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Bureau 100-438790

New York, New York

October 18, 1965

Re:

Communist Infiltration of the Southern

Christian Leadership Conference (SCIC)

Internal Security - C

On October 11, 1965, a confidential source,

who has

furnished reliable information in the past, furnished information

that stanley Levison, on that date, mentioned there would be a

meeting of the Research Committee on Friday (October 15, 1965).

With respect to the Research Committee,

it is to be noted that the same source

has advised that this is a meeting of

Conference (SCIC), and his principal

advisors.

This meeting usually takes

place in New York City, at the office

of Harry Wachtel, 575 Madison Avenue.

On October 15, 1965, Special Agents of the Federal

Bureau of Investigation (FBI) observed the following individuals

entering the building at 575 Madison Avenue:

Clarence Jones at 12:37 PM

Bayard Rustin at 12:51 PM

Martin Luther King,

Jr.

at 1:00 PM

Stanley Levison at

1:35 PM

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It Isthe property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and

Its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

SECRET

1 10-21-00

Excludeal from automatio

downgrading and

declassification

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

ENCLOSURS

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Re: Communist Infiltration of the SCLC

Internal Security - C

Clarence Jones is the General Counsel

to the Gandhi Society for Human Rights,

15 East 40th Street, New York, New York.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised on

February 26, 1957, that he identified a photo-

graph of Clarence Jones as a person whom he

knew during late 1953 or early 1954 to be a

member of and in a position of leadership in

the Labor Youth League.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advisec

an April, 1900, that Stanley Levison was a

secret member of the Communist Party,

United States of America (CPUSA), in

July, 1963.

In late 1963 and early 1904,

he criticized the Communist Party (CP)

for not being sufficiently militant in

the civil rights süruggle.

Levison was

described by certain CP leaders as being

to the

"left"

of the CP in his position

on civil rights. Levison's differences

with the CP, however, are merely tactical

and he continues his

ideological adherence

to Communism.

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SECRET

RE:

Communist Infiltration of the SCLC

Internal Security - C

In "The Saturday Evening Post"

- Issue o duty

10, 1904, page 76, Bayard Rustin is the subject •

a feature article captioned:

of Civil Rights"

•

In it, Rustin 1s said to

have come to New York in 1938, as an organizer

for the Young Communist League (YCL), and as

the

she "Party"

he had the job of recruiting students for

• Furthermore, the article reports

gave most of his earnings

to the

reportedly left the "Party" in 1941, the article

states.

The YCL has been designated pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

The "Daily Worker"

column 2, reported February 11, 1957, page I,

that Bayard Rustin, Execurive

Secretary, War Resisters League, was an observer

at the 16th National Convention

of the

Communist Party, United States of America

(CPUSA), held in New York City, on february

9-12, 1957.

The "Daily Worker" was an East Coast Communist

publication until it ceased publication on

January 13, 1958.

A confidential source, who has furnished reliable

information in the past,

advised on September 25,

1903, that during a meeting of the National

Board, CPUSA, on that date,

Benjamin J.

Davis remarked thats

"Rustin calls me constantly--

openly."

Another confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised

on

February 19, 20, 1904, that Bayard Rustin

Davis on those dates

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and sought his advice as to how he could escape

from a speaking engagement to which he was

committed.

On the latter contact, Davis told

Rustin that he was working on his request and

had contacted friends who had contacts with the

group to which Rustin was to speak.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised

nature in

on

January 21, 1964,

that as of that date,

Benjamin J

of the CPUSA.

Davis was National Secretary

"The New York Times"

, August 24, 1964, page 27,

column 4, reports that Benjamin

j. Davis,

National Secretary, CPUSA,

died In New York

City on the night of August 22, 1964.

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Harry Wachtel is the Executive Vice

President of the Gandhi Society for Human

Rights, New York, New York.

A confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, furnished

information in December, 1949, that Harry

H. Wachtel, 41 Broad Street, New York, New

York, was on a list of individuals carried

as active members of the National Lawyers

Guild.

A characterization of the National Lawyers

Guild is attached hereto.

On March 5, 1944, another confidential source,

who has furnished reliable information in the

past, furnished information which revealea

that the name Harry Wachtel was on a list of

names, significance not known, which was

maintained at the Headquarters of the Kings

County Communist Party (CP) at 26 Court

Street, Brooklyn, New York.

Regarding Harry Wachtel's wife, Leonora,

1t is notea that the same confidential source

furnished information on March 5, 1944, which

revealed that her name and address were on a

list of names of newly elected officers of the

Bath Beach Club of the Kings County CP.

With respect to the Gandhi Society for Human

it is to be noted that this organization is an

Conference (SCLC), of which Martin Luther

King, Jr., is the president, and serves to

raise

funds for the SCLC.

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APPENDIX

NATIONAL LAWYERS GUILD

"Guide to Subversive Organizations and

Publications," revised and published as of December I,

1901, prepared and released by the Committee on Un

American Activities, United States House of Represent

atives, Washington, D.C., contains the following

concerning the National Lawyers Guild:

"National Lawyers Guild

"I. Cited as a Communist front.

(Special Committee on Un-American

Activities, House Report 1311 on the

CIO Political Action Committee,

March 29, 1944, p. 149.)

"2.

Cited as a Communist front which 'is

the foremost legal, bulwark of the

Communist Party, its iront organizations,

and controlled unions' and which

'since

its Inception has never failed to rally

to the legaldefense of the Communist

Party and individual members thereot,

Including known espionage agents.'

(Committee on Un-American Activities,

House Report 3123.on the National

Lawyers Guild, September 21, 1950,

originally related September 17, 1950.)

"3. "To defend the cases of Communist

fronts have been devised

liberties and reaching out far beyond the

coniines of the communist Party itseli.

Among these organizations are the * # *

National Lawyers Guild.

When the

Communist Party itself is under fire

these offer a bulwark of protection.'

(Internal Security Subcommittee of the

Senate Judiciary Committee, Handbook

for Americans

2956, D. 92.) S. Doc. I1T, April 23,

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Date: 11/3/65

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

(Type In plain text or code)

(priority)

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-442529)

FROM : SAC, NEW YORK (100-153735)

SUBJECT: CIRM

IS -C

(00: NY)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

were reported.

ELSUR

Enclosed are ten copies of a letterhead memorandum

reporting the information reported in referenced teletype;

the sources of the information were NY 3810-S*, a source close

to STANLEY LEVISON and NY 5276-SI a source close to KING

while at the New York Hilton Hotel. Two copies are enclosed

for Atlanta.

ERSUA

Sources used to characterize individuals mentioned

in the letterhead memorandum

were as follows:

NY 694-S*INFANT

STANLEY LEVISON

•Bureau (100-442529). (Encl. 10) (RM)

2-Atlanta (100-6670) (CIRM) (EncI.

11200-1 157-66 MARTTY LUTHER KING JR.)

(1-100-5586) (MARTIN LUTHER KING)

1-New

York

•I-New York

I-New

York

I-New York

I-New York

JMK: rmv

(12)

100-111180

100-136585

100-149194

(100-153735)

MARTIN LUTHER KING> (42

'OMINFIL SCLC (41

(42)

OSURE

1/22 11!112:-

NO BICORDED

CARBON COPY.

document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

57 NOV 1 6 1965

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut te disclosed to menthorized person.

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ALBERT BROWN

CLARENCE JONES

whairman.bru

Columbia

UniversIty, 19542

SA JAMES M. KIRBY observed KING, LEE, LEVISON and

JONES leave the hotel elevator on 10/30/65.

Ils letterhead memorandun 1a classried "Seont esult

because it contains information from NY 5276-S* and NY 3010-S,

sources who furnish highly sensitive Information with respect

to racial matters in the New York area and the Communist

infiltration thereof. In addition, the characterization of

STANLEY LEVISON also contains a concentration of information

which is a basis for a "secret" classification.

The slight delay in submission of letterhead

memorandum was caused by the poor quality of information

furnished by Ny 5276-S and necessity of prolonged recontact

of source for complete and full identirication.

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A confidential source, who-has furnished rellable

Information in the paste

advised on October 307965, that

Stanley Levison and Clarence Jonesswere in contact earlier

on that date regarding an appointment they has for that

morning with Martin Luther King (President of the Soüthern

Christian beadership Conference, stre). According to the source,

the appointment was for 11:30 a.m.

A confidential

source, whor was in a position to

furnish reliable Information, advised on October-30,965, that

he had learned that-Martin luther Kings Stanley Levison, Clarence

Jones and an unknown man conferred inkilor hotel suite at the

New York Hilton Hote_*NeW YOrK, New YOrK, Che…morning of

October 30,2965. The conterence, according to the source,

concerned the following:

mAnintensIve debate was had regarding Vietnam te

No the esteeth te cratha positions a poolected

The unknown male sald thenposgion of the National Council

churches on Vietnam, was very strong, but the council hao

done nothing to-implement its position.

He said the

_ "Pro-

Americanpolicy on Vietnam was the same as the position

taken..bymany-with-regard.toRed-China.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and

Its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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stanley Levison brought up the question of an

article which being prepeted (for kins, For punication

and whetherit should be published in med Book or some

Clarence

Jones In reserring to what the source

belleved was a statement in the article that the people.

(Negroes) could "irt themselves

by their own bootstraps,

sald

that

statement was nonsense.

"Hersaid the idea that

ginde

Jews, Italians androchess shad pulled-themserves up

NEgroeS

should do the sale? -

was nonsense he sato there was no

comparisons.

King

to the unité House, Conterence

- (President Johnsons conference

on civil ghescheduledorNovember8190511510010-

have a tremendous impact.

House Conference,

In regara to whether he would speak at the white

, King sald a planning meet would be

held prior tothe conference and, It would be decided at that

stanley Levison aquired as to the, date of the

to remark thất It was on the y

concernceto of November, thereby divas ame time to praisi

the article InThe ew York Times:

" King said the articie

would have a much widen audtence aldt were printed In "The

New York Times.

Levison suggested havinG.

printed in

"The New yack"rimes, then follow up in ReggBook

with something quite artferent.

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Following the lengthy discussion on the article,

Jones raised the question of

was to have written (the letters to the heads of state urging

an end to the Vietnam war and recommending immediate negotiationa).

He said the question was such a complex one that he had wanted

to put into memorandum form his thoughts, "the " were in singe

their previous statement. He said nothing should be "put out"

(a statement) until there was a precise clarification and a

tactical implementation of King's postion.

Jones said he was recently called by someone and

asked why King had not been lnvited to the Vietnam protest

March on Washington. & King sala

he had been invited but

did not accept although they had him listed as a sponsor.

He

saramne noticed that he was istedras a sponsor In ther Amsterdam

News,

bút did not know

listing King as a sponsor was a very serious matter. Jones

said he was afraid of sucha thing as the article (in the "Amsterdam

News"). King answered that he did not fight the article because

he decided that it

was his way, out by being a sponsor rather

than a speaker.

Levison opined that

Kingy's name got in the "Amsterdam

News" as a consequence of being a sponsor of Sane. He said no

as a sponsor

but not a sponsor of the specific project in question (the March

on Washington). King concurned with Levison's opinion, aading

that James Farmer's name (James

Farmer, National Director of the

also eppeared in the "Insterdam News" a sponsors:

1s spoon andel said suc

thing as these articies

were becoming increasingly bothersome.

In outlinine ways to prevent involument, in some ci che

peace organization drives, Kang said he could always state

that his civil rights movement precluded him from being a

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participant. He said he had used that excuse on prior

occasions. in

According to the source, King was shown petition

by" ổne ôf

the conference participants

and was asked It he

would sign'it as a sponsor.

He sard he thougnt, cheestatement

was a very good one and he hated not to sign (as a sponsor) 1t,.

espectarly since he was not going to send the letters the

Vietnam letters) a

and to yew of the fact that it was an appeal

deal ate aton not tus told that ors signature was

After hearing the varrous posittons of those. In attendane,

Kingsald he wonderedewas urgent that the many questions

presented deal tes with the peace taste be answered at this time:

He said the people of the press had so many people to criticize

side, and

said his opinion was based on the fact that there were people

who had taken a veny strong stand although they were not

militant démonabnators.cr

King sala president Johnson knows he has the consensus

as far as the majority of the people agreeing with him is

concerned,

but said, no president wants a minority constantly

saying, you areswrong"

On October 30, 1965, at 12:25 pm, a Special Agent of

the Federal Bureau of Investigation observed, Martin Luther King,

Stanley Levison, Clarence Jones and Bernard/Lee (Personal

assistant to king, exit from the elevator at che New York

Hilton Hotel, New York City.

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Clarence Jones 18 the General Counsel

to the Gandhi Society for Human Rights,

15 East 40th Street, New York, New York.

A contidential source,. who has furnishe

rellable information in the past, advisec

on February 26, 1957, that he identifled &

photograph of Clarence Jones as a person

whom he knew during late 1953 or early.

1954, to be a member of and in a position

of leadership in the Labor Youth League.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

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Stanley Levison

A confidential source, who has

furnished reliable information in

the past,

advised In April, 1964,

that Stanley Levison was a secret

member of the communist Party,

United States of America (CPUSA), In

July, 1963.

In late 1963, and early 1964,

he criticized the Communist Party (CP)

for not being sufficiently militant

in the civil rights struggle.

Levison

was described by

certain CP leaders

as being to the "left"

of the CP

Levison's differences with

loveyer, are here to a ena he

continues his Ideological adherence

to communism.

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FURNISHED TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL BY MEMO/LETTER

DATED 9-29-76 IN RESPONSE IO REQUESI(S) MADE BY EITHER

THE U. S. SENATE OR HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEES ON INTELLIGENCE.

THE COPY/COPIES OF THE "JUNE" MAIL DATED AS INDICATED BELOW

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DATED 9 - 29-75 IN RESPONSE IO REQUESI(S) MADE BY BITHER

THE U. S. SENATE OR HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEES ON INTELLIGENCE.

THE COPY/COPIES OF THE "JUNE" MAIL DATED AS INDICATED BELOW.

HAS/HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THIS ENCLOSURE MATERIAL TO BE

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The reforney denoral

Director, FBI

U!S. SENATE SELECI COMMITTEE

ON INTELIIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSG)

1

• - Мт.

J. B. Adams

2 - Mr.

J. A. Mintz

(1 - Ms. J..B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

September 25, 1975

1 - Mr. R. L. Shackelford

(Attn: R. L. Schroeder)

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. T. J. McNiff

Reference is made to SSC letter dated September 12,

1975, which requests, in part, information relating to a specific

letter dated March 25, 1970, sent by Jane Fonda to a Paris, *

France, address.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the

SSC is & memorandum with attachments which constitutes this

Bureau's response to the above inquiry. A copy of this memorandum

1s being furnished for your record 1Li2I 4O

Enclosures (4)

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Attention: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

TOM 12 14213

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HaKEl iS ONCLASSITED

DATE/D 220D BY SROHLURI

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm

Dep. Apart

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. _

Comp. Syst.u

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1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. R. L. Shackelford

(Attn: R. L. Schroeder)

September 25, 1975

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. T. J. MeNiff

U, S. SENATE SELECT COMMITIER TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS HITH

RESPECT TO INTEZLIGENCE ACTIVITIAS (SSC)

RES REQUEST FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING

LETTER DATED MARCH 25, 1970.

ADDRESSED BY JANE FONDA 10 A

PARIS, FRANCE, ADDRESS

Reference 13 unde to SSC letter dated Septerber 12,

1975, which requests, in part, that prtosity consideration

be givan to e taquest for all satorials pertaining to the

acquisition by the FBI of & letter dated March 25, 1970,

sent by Jara Fonda to INO MaTaIasso, 29 Rue de TOUTOs,

Parts 5, France,

In response to the above request, there are anclosed

two documents which appear in the Jane Fonda file Maintained

In this BurBRU's Los Angeles OffIce, The axplanation as to

how thase documents were rnceived by the los Angaled OffICe

1s contalued 1n los Angeles report of Spectal Agent Bichard

Hallace Held, dated January 20, 1972, captloned "Jans Fonda;

SH - subveraive," wnich report sets forth verbatin the

contents of the enclosed letter.

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm.=

Dep. AD Inv. _

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Files & Com. -

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Above report, uhich contains extenaive materlal

not gorants to the scope of instant Inquiry, explains that

the enclosures were furnished the los Angeles Office of the

FBI during November, 1971, by Sergeant Don Beasley, Criminal

Conspiracy Section, Los Angeles, California, Police Departuent.

These documents vere obtained by the los Angeles Police

Department, 1n connection uith e honieide investigation, as

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Ra:

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING LETTER DATED MARCH 25,

1970, ADDRESSED BY JANE FONDA TO A PARIS, FRANCE, ADDRESS

a result of a legal search of the residence of a deceased

Black Fanther Party activist, Saundra Pratt, 810 East 119th

Street, Los Angoles, California.

Enclosures (2)

1 - The Attorney General

NOTE:

It is noted above. report of 1/20/72 attributes

receipt of above letter to a I symbol. Los Angeles Office.

on 9/19/75 telephonically advised Special Agent Keith A.

Mendenhall that the Los Angeles Police Department interposed

no objection to this Bureau advising the SSC that the Infor-

mation had been received from the Los Angeles Police Department

and the circumstances under which this letter was received.

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ATTAC ED IS A LETTER WUTTEN TO A VR. MATARASSO IN FRANCE FROM JANE FONDA AND

ELIZABETH VALLAY. (wife of a lirench writer)

IR. KATARASSO IS TF. PRECh

LANTER IO MORIPO HITH ILE BINTRAND RUSSELL TRIPUNAL IN SASPLAND. THE

PURTUGE OF TIRE CORRESPONDESCE. IS TOPOLD:

IO GET INTEIWATIONAL SUPPORT FOR TE: PARTY AND 2O31Y, IN PARTICULAR EY CREATING

A COSITIEE. TUE COM-ITTIE LOULD HAVE ALL NECESSARY IUCUENTED INFORMATION TO

DEAL WITH PROPAGANDA. AND KOPEFULLY TANY WOULD SEND AN INVESTIGATOR TO BABYLON

TO GOT A CLEAR CUT PICTURS. CE WHAT'S HAPPENING.

SECONDLY, TO ESTABLISH COTTACTE MEO MOULO RE FTNANCIALLY HERPFUL AND TO CRE

GANIZE FURD RAISERS FOR TIE PARTY TINJ THE COMITICE.

ALTO, INTARASSO SIDULD BE ABLE TO WORK CLOSELY (ITH SARTE A GENET.

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March 25, 1970

Maitre Leo Hatarasso

29 Rue de Tournon

Paris 5, France

ALL INFORMATION- CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

Dear Matarasso:

Elizabeth has syoken to me of your activities

over the years involving the war in Viet Nam and the

Russell War Crimes Tribunal.

We are astring you now to

join us in an action concerning the crimes perpetratea

against the Black Panthers and do whatever

possible to

make these crimes know and create a committee support

ing the Panthers with signatures as you did in opposi

tion to the Vietnamese War. If possible, money shoula

also be raised to help them in their present legal.

battles.

The primary purpose of such s committee would

be to demystify the absurd and ignoble myth created by

the American and. European press which porirays the

Panthers as criminals and rapists.

Moreover, we wish to

alert the people oi Burope to the terrifying realization

that the Government is seeking to exterminate the leader-

ship of the Black Panther Party. At this moment the

State of Connecticut is dead set on trying to irame

Panther Chairnan Bobby Seale and

• execute him in the

electric chair.

We have naturally at our disposal photographs,

taped interviews, the

testimony of lawyer, Luke

lickissack, and any othor material which may be necessary

for you.

He out oursclves at your disposal and ask your

advise as to

the

steps

that should be telen in France

through you.

You can contact us at the address below or,

you wish to contact the lawyer,

ler, Ackissack, his address

Suite 521, 6430 Sunset Boulevara, Hollywoou, Cali

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Jean Genet is at present in America raising

funds and support for the Panthers.

he will eventually

in about a month perhaps be returning to France and will

undoubtedly be oi great assistance.

To gain time we are enclosing sone signatures

of people in America vno are also concerned about the

crimes practiced against the Panthers and have taken the

liberty of enumerating Ior you some of the most important

and urgent iacts.

• Our best regaras,

PareS. Jarle

jane Fonda

10744 Chaion Roaa

West Los Angeles, California

Elizabeth Vaillana

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Caption of Document: ACTIVITIES re 9/12/75 request re

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vec two docurate sumasted un respense to raquest relativo to

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The Attophey General

Director, FBI

1 - Hi.

1.= HI.

B. Adams

A. Mintz

September 15, 1975

1 - MI. R. H. Ash

CAttn:

J. R. Newton)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

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8.

F. Phillips

SEHATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON/ INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SAC)

Enclosed for your information 1s the original of a

memorandun concerning an Interview by SBC Staff Members of FBI

Special Agont J. Robert Newton. A copy of the menorandum 1e

also enclosed for forwarding to HI. James A. Milderotter,

Assoclate Counsel

to the President.

Enclosures (2)

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

¡EREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEL

1 - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, dr.

special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

REC-61

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(Personnel file J. Robert Newton

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, A. Mintz

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(Attn: J. R. Newton)

68-116395

1 - Hr Sapter bafa shin 1 1975

1 - Hr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Hr. S. F. Phillips

U. S, BENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNHANIAL OPERATIONS

MITH RESPECE TO INTELLIGSNCE ACIIVITIEB (SSC)

RE:

INTERYIEN OF FAX SPECIAL, AGENT (BA)

J. ROBERT KEVION BY BSC STAFF ARMBERS

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATEL2ZD0 BUSBALA

Bat out balon 15 Infornation concorning an iuteruley

01 IBI SA J. Robart Newton by 880 staff kombora.

Hauton 18

curroatly assignod to 8BI Headquartera. The detailo of the

intervien aro as furlahed by verton.

On advanco notico from the 88C, Keyton tan aduleod

that he nes to be Interviened at 2:00 P.u., September D, 1975,

1n tho Bic offices.

Herton mas inforned by the lagal Counsel

DIVISION Of tHe FBI that he vas bOlDE TOleRADO ITON any

applicable employnent agreasent for purpOses of the SSC InterVIeN

concerning the tBI's investigation of the Honen'a Iberation

Hovenant.

It was axplainad to Nouton that he had a right to

counsel; honever, the IBI vas unable to provide privato counsel.

Hauton vas also told that there moro certain privileged areas

concerning which he would not be reguired to anater questions.

Theso areas concerned inforastion shich sight divulge the

Identitien of IBI AOurcos; information relating to sensitive

methods and techniques; information which might adversely affect

ongotag FBl investigations; and Information which had originated

with other agenotes, including foreigo Intelligonce agencies.

Merton was inforued that 1f a quention arose during

the interview

in ono of there arena, he had the pilullego, batoro replylug, of

COmMultIng wIth an IBl Headquartors representative olther by

talophone or by roturning to FBI Headquerters.

The following I9 & fLISt-perSOn statoment furnished by

Monton concorning the intorview.

ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO THE AG

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U.S. Sonnto Select Committee

to study Governmental Operations

With Respoot to Intelligence Activitles (SSC)

Ro: Interview of FBI Spec1al Agent (8A)

¿. Robert Newton by SSC Staff Members

On September 9, 1973, I, J. Robert Newton, was inter-

viewed by lis. Martha Talley and le. Mary DeOreO, Staff Membere

of the U. s. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities.

The intorulew took place 1n RoOm G 308, Dirksen Senate Office

Butlding, Hashtagton, D. C., between 2:00 DoIl. and 3:00 D.I.

At no time did esther lis. Talley or lis. De Oreo adulse me

of my

righta.

I was advined that the subject matter to be discussed

concerned the FBI's invontigation Into Roton's Llberation

Lovement.

This was a case which was assigned to me during my

tour of duty in the now Xork office.

Prior to questions concerning the case, I las asked

to provide blographical information including my

name, present

address, date of entry into the FBI, and placen and dates of

assignment as as sa.

I responded that I roside at 5610 Connonwalth

Boulevard, Fatrfas, Virginla 22030.

I entered on duty with the

FBI in 1945 and served in the following field offices:

Cleveland, irom 1958 to 19091 New York, from 1959 to 13rl; and

alexandria, fron 1972 to 1972. Bince Apx1l, 1974, I have been

assigned in the Identification Divialon at FBI Headquarters.

To the best of my recollection, and not necessarily 10

chronological order, the folloting are the questions which were

asked of me and my replies.

Question (@):

Homon'e Liberation lovement opened and what was the original

Ted i went

Under what circumstances was the cano entitlod

Information which caused the case to be opened?

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U.S. Senate Seloct Committee

to study Goveramental Operations

With Rospeot to Intelligence Activitles

Re: Interview of FBI Spocial Agent (SA)

J. Robert Newton by SSC Staff Members

Answer (A): Information, the exact nature of which I cannot

rocall, came to the attention of the New York Office and based

on this information it was the opinlon of the supervisor of the

unit to which I was assigned that an investigation should be

Instituted.

tho was the supervisor who assigood the case to you?

AI. thomas Croso.

That steps did you as the case Agent take to begin the

Investigation to obtain information relative to the matter?

I obviously cannot rocall in detall the exact steps taken

1n this particular instance. Howaver, I am sure that I sollosted

Information fron appropilato establiahed sources and informanta

for any information pertinent to the caso..

Q:

What was the purpose of the investigation?

Attempt to determino 11 any individuals reported to be

connected with the case in question were known to be.

affillated

with subversive organizations and any evidence that they wese

attempting to control or influence the Women's alberation

Movement, and to what extent.

Q1

Here there any other Agents assigned to work on the case?

A:

None were asgigned on & regular basta; however, fron

time to time other Agents assisted.

Was Investigation concerning the fomen's Liberation

Movement conducted in all other field offices?

A:

No, only in those field officos where Information was

devoloped that investigation might be warranted.

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U.S. Senato Select Committee

to Study Governental Operations

With Respect to Intelligonce Activities (SSC)

Re:

Interview of FBI Special Agont (SA)

J. Robert Newton by SSC Stalf Members

Do you remember which other flold offices condueted

investigation on the Women's llberation Movement?

I do not rocall the other flold offices which uight

have been involved.

Did other field offices which conduoted Investigation

In this matter submit reports to the New York office?

A:

Q1

In some cases, but only where a

roport was necessary.

Did the New York Office roport the information furnished

by othor offices to FBI Headquartera?

Yes .

Who designated New York Office as the one which would

submit roports to PBI Headguarters

10

this case?

A;

FBI Headquarters, Hashington, D. C. designated

New York as Office of origin which neans that the NOw YOtk OffiCe

would submit periodic reports concerning the organization.

Q:

Did you subnit periodio reporte to FBI Headquarters

concerning the Homen's Liberation Movement and how often wore

they subnitted?

Yos, I submitted periodio reports but I do not recall

at this time exactly how often the reports were writted.

@:

Here there occasions in which you furnished information

to FBi Headguarters regarding this organization other than the

poriodio reports?

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U.S. Senate Select Committee

to study Governmental Operations

#ith Rospect to Intolligence Activities (SSC)

Ro:

Interview of FBI Spocial Agent (SA)

J. Robert Newton by S8C Staff Members

No spocific communications are recalled. However,

1t la possible that other types of communications such at telo

types, airtols or lettere might have been furnished to fBI

Headquarters if the occasion so dictated.

Q:

Did the local police department assist the FBi In thle

Investigation?

A!

The local police department did not assist in investiga-

ting this mattor an such. However, police cooperation regarding

information on individuals might have been brought to the

attention of the FBI, although I cannot specifically rocall

instances of this.

It was noted by Ma, Talley and Me. DeOreo that the

report concerning. Homen's Liberation Movement, which

they had 1n

their possession, reflected diasemtnation to other government

agencies.

How was this dissomination determinedi

A:

I do not know at this polnt in time apocifically why

these other government agencies were furnished a copy of the report.

It is apparent fron the above that questions raisod

by Ms. Talley and Ms. Deprod dealt mainly with procedures and had

to do

primarily with administrative iandling by the jor of the

Women's Lulberation Movenent Case.

Ms. Debreo commented at the concluaion of the interview

that there could be additional questions as they delve deeper

Into such matters and felt that they would possibly wish to

recontact me in the future if the need arises.

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U1. S. Senate Select Connittee

to Study Govarumental Operation

With Beapect to Intelligonce Activities

(SSC)

Ra:

interuter of FBI Speciel Apart (5A)

1. Bobort Ianton by BaC stti lember

Interven

LOgAl COUTBOl DITIRIOI

ordefiaz of Mentor pIlor to

thes

Mo by Bupervisor P.

Daly.

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laboration Moranent

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1 - Mir. J. B. Adams

1 - Mr.

J. A. Mintz

1 - Mr.

J. Cochran, Ir.

1 - Mr.

W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr september fu, 1975

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

UA S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

Reference is made to my letter to you dated

July &, 1975, which forwarded a memorandun of same date

concerning an interview by SSC Staff Members of retired

FBI Special Agent Wilfred I. Bergeron.

Enclosed for your information is the original

of a memorandum with its enclosure concerning a reinterview

of Bergeron by SSC Staff Members.

A copy of the memorandun

with its enclosure is also enclosed for forwarding to

Wt, James A. Wilderotter, Aefociate cousel to the pronador,

Enclosures (4)

62-116395

SIL FORMIION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

I - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, JI.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

1 - 67-149224 (Personnel File Former SA Wilfred L. Bergeron)

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Comp. Syst.

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Files & Com.

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Inspection

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1

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J.

A. Mintz

- Mr. J. Cochran, Jr.

- MY.

W. R. Wannall

w. 0. Cregar

- Mr. S. F. Phillips

Septenber 16, 1975

U.S. SENATE SELECT COMMITIEE TO STUDY

GOVERNMENTAL OFERATIONS WITH RESPECT

TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RE: REINTERVIEW DE RETIRED 1

FBI

SPECIAL AGENT (SA> WIDERED I.

BERGERON. BY SSC STAFE HELENIS INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

leference is made to FBI memorandum dated July 3,

1975, which reported the results of an intervier of retired

FBI SA Wilfred I. Borgeros by SSC Staff Membeis.

The SSC advised the FBI of its desire to have

another staff interview of Bergeron.

Consequently, Bergeron

was advised as follows by the Legal Counsel Division of the

FBI:

Bergeron was told that he had a right to counsel

during interview but that the FbI could not provide him with

private counsel.

He was advised that ho was roleased fron

his employment agreement relating to contidentiality for

purpose of answering questions concerning electronic

surveillances and surreptitious entries.

He was also advised

that the Departmont of Justice was in the process of determining

whether there nay have been criminal conduct by FBI personnel

who made or were otherwise involved in surreptitious entries.

It was pointed out to Bergeron that any statenent ho fives to

the SSC could be used against him ir the Dopartnent of Justice

initiates prosecution. He was advised that his appearance

before the SSC was voluatary and whether to appear and respond

Asso. Dir. — to particular questions is a decision he alone must make.

Dep. ADAm. -He was further advised that the SSC must issue a subpoena

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

before it could demand he answor questions and that, absent

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. -

-such a subpoena, he was not compelled to sumit to interview.

Ext. Affairs -

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U. B, SENATE SELECT COMMITTES TO STUDY

GOVERNHENTAL OPERATIONS HITE RESPBCT

TO INTELIIGENCE ACTIVITIES. (SSC)

RB: HEINTERVIEN OF RETIRED FBI

SPECIAL AGENT (SA) WILFRED I.

BERGERON BY SSC STAFF NEHEERS

Bargoron subaltted to an interion, after which

he voluntarily furnished the FBX a handuritton statoment

concerning the intervien. A taras of Bergoron's statament

is attached boreto.

Enclosure

NOTE:

Legal Counsel Division advice to Bergeron was by

Supervisor P. V. Daly.

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SFNicrit

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Subject. -

Interview. by James V. DICK Y

Miche EPSTEiN

staff counsl to

Sente Select Comm. Autellegene.

Activities

Dete - Sept 5,1975.

Withen — Wild 2. Bergeron (128062)

ente interie starter s being

this ving me fony

by Epoteine 62/25 re M.L. King

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINEX

HEREIR IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE DENDO BERALIA

sprecal my distes et this type.

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=2-

The interview

Iu respouse Is their questions 1

gave my length of service, Sept 9, 1940-20

берт 24,

2, 1965 (retved). Then a resumé

iny welvice, type of work and the periods

wanted the names ofold there

last who ph Paris, could

noVrecall

he sethey wanted te filled set up

gave this to Mr. l

(E. H. Belter)

squad and it perchions on belie

recalled readin

avery detailed account of

this matter in the Washington. Post earlier

this summer. However, in reply to their

westions, the following matters were

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discussed: authisizations; based lines;

Knew was Arace R. Hampton; paper flow;

tap that ng, They asked about

, or maybe just

phone call. texplained. there wishit he

a call but the authorization always came

either later the same day or the next.

They got into the mular of Top rea,

Bu counted differently than HampTon.

I didn't know how the

number, prived it, that was Bu policy

Then got into when did I go to.

sound school? An- sometime

in 52d'53.

i Wake haining part that care

Q- Was you berley the sis tructer? And He could have been.

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concernin

corcerning mi hey acted gent

helow. Mr. Hoover authorie, To which

I gave answers in a

eneral way but

to my Knowlege only Da Koes all

the letters fauthori; ation.

asked about mie. installations

" the other wolf he

instruments.within....G.-Wasthatan

RFMT? An yes. Q-Whatwere the

names. of there

two establishments.

Ass.- sorry at cleared to give you that?.

hey ached questims about the was of'"laser

ms" sothich i told them had been.

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=5-

I wanted to know in whatcases,.

nore temparige inp.

impostance = The

was the Fred. Black

ase (also previouly discuss by Epstein) e

They asked abouthis min eases. Isecalled

crimina

two; one an MD.D. detective, Praether, indicted

y and a fugitive, which entailed

contactmie.

the other, a robber, whose

name I don' trecall, involved installation

fa mic is a duples prior to his moving

To questions, a stated preponderance. o

nstallations.were.national.securite

They wanted figures I could not gie

y soap add- maybe 99470%.

Q. Did fever receive commendations

and awards? E. Ans- Yes.

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ese there were

to know what the cases were — told

them couldn' Trecall - and showed

amen Dick

i thing to Tay me zadation .

recall cho

Be Me ever real eta.

I related one ca

establistmont....o.

the reston for it Rea to to Dial

name of the extablishment.... .

Lab experts help with this Ano. tea.

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it wall peration

Peation Abelike

equip to copy lovemento photo

P- Did anyone ever tell you t look for

Consulate?

A.- No.

P- Dil you ever place audren t

A. No but for the get eit ain

area Il am.

not clared to answer.

There were several other questions concerming

-entries of Cut Conselat photo equip

ansuer.".

They asked about the Elsur tudes.

Told them I didn't know it. asked

Dick, what is it? Headplain iTtome.

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-8-

for CIA -but did noT recall names ofcases.

Did I ever get training flom CIA? luciNo.

- No...

Did I "...

the police? No

When was the REMT developed? Dow treall maybe in

On ally the did laur ple a mie?

Non

No,

Couldnotrecall the names which they asked for.

On Sat, Sept 6, 1975 James 1. Dick telephone d

me at home to clear up two more points

he had forgo then the day before slaghed to

never over the telephone

P.-. Now were the files for mic's s tel. tap

macistained!

Ans.-

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would there he one file which would contain

a record of all the tel, laps and micio. for

Ans-

Q: Now would the

be maintained o se micio i tape

Ans- They were a sub-file to the main.

9 -

coe files would be no general file for

A.

10-sat to my Knowledge -

Q- Were you ever told that what you

q was illegal?

Ä,- No- whatever i did was on authorization

from the Bereau and lassumed their

the hority are trun the 2.6, the int,

thority, I had been toll it wa

illegal I would not have done it. What

I did was for the benefit of the United States.

Mr Lick - Thank you — tastmed that

from our interview yesterday. Sorry

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Wolo Bergeron

9308 Adelaide Dr.

Bethesda, Ma. 20034

02

e hold these truths.

..

9. S.E,P.

975

MR. JOHN HOTIS

Federal Bureau of Investigation

9th & Pennsylvania Ave., I. W.

Washington, D. Co

:, ROOM 4513

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SEE INSTRUCTTONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

TO:- Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central' Index

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.)

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING 2

_ INTERVIEW L

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/16/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate

term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

The Attorney General with a copy for Forwarding to

White House

I HSC

4. IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data

for documents; give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Memorandun reporting results of an interview by SSC Staff

Member of former Spectal Agent Wilfred k. Bergeron

5.

IN RESPONSE TO (list date and item

ESPONSE To alise date of item, metalido, esponse, formal request, other-

• CLASSIFICATION OF

NFORMATION en

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S,

TS or

Codeword)

NA

U

the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

for emphasis)

Suzvalllence, electronte

Oporating procedures

Organization and staffing

ALL AGE MATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE/O: 2200 BIRDALM/U

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completind this item)

Interviewed regarding the FBI's participation in surraptitious

entzles and electronic surveillances.

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent. to SSC is later sent to

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.

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.

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2 - Мт.

A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W.

0. Cregar

1 - Mc. S. F. Phillips

September 22, 1975

The Attoney General

Directos, FBI

Reference is made to prior FBI communications which

have, on a continuing basis, effected delivery to the SSC of

materials concerning Martin Luther King, Jt., and responsive

to SSC requests dated July & and 14, 1975.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the SSC

is the original of a memorandum in further response to the

aforenentioned July 8, 1975, request.

Also enclosed for your records is a copy of the

memorandum which is being delivered to you with a set of the

materials which are being delivered to the SSC.

Enclosures (2)

RE66163-111.315-83

ALL INTORMATION CONTAINEO

MEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

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Attention: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coosdination

Assoc, Dir.

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LENCLOSURE,

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

A copy of the 7/8/75 request is attached to the file

Comp. Syst. Copy of enclosed IM.

Exact copies of the materials being

File onfurnished are maintained in the office of the Senstudy Projeci

an, tv. -Arrangements have been made for a representative of the Lega"

Inspection ..

Laboratory.coom

Plan. & Eval.-

"ENCLOSURE IN BULKY BOOM'

TAP SECRET MATERTAL NIAC

Training -

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE 2

Legal Coun..

Telephone Rm. -

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MAIL

ROUTE IN ENVELOPEA

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The Attorney General

NOTE CONTINUED:

in the LiM concerning police contacts in Miami, Florida, and

New York City was taken from Miami teletype 9/8/75 and New York

teletypes 9/8 and 9/9/75, all in the Senstudy-75 caption.

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2 - МТ.

J. A. Mintz

(1 - MT. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Мт.

W. 0. Gregar

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

September 22, 1975

to official proceedings by

your request and

limitrel

3= disclosed to unauthorized person

U,S, SENATE SELECT CONNITIEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECI TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Reference la nade so the letter from the Chalinan

of the SSC to the Attornay General dated August 28, 1975,

requasting delivery of previously requeated FBI naterials

pertaining to Martin Luther King, JI. Beference 15 also

made to pIloI EBI communicatIons which have, on a contiming

basis, effected delivery to the SSC of materiala concerning

Ring and responsive to SSC requests dated July 8 and 14, 1975.

i response

It's arse.

This document is prepared in

voir Committer.

nation outside

your Committee aul the coricri may

The purpose of this menorandun 1a to effect

dellvery to the SSC of Inforsation and unterials relating

nel without the express approval

to Itens 1 and 11 of the July 8, 1975, request.

-.+

The falloting should be noted regarding Item 1.

During the FBI Investigation of King, Inforsation pertaining

to King's travel and pubile appearances vas in nary instances

furnished to appropriate local lay enforcement agencies.

This practice had as 1ts purpose the advising of these

authoritles of possible large gatherings and demonstrations

which could result 'in racial or other type violence.

In

sost Instances, the Information was furnished orally through

local liaison charnels between FBI field offices and local

lay enforcement agancies, In vieu of the nature and

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm.

volume of this type of dissemination, and since specific

Dop. AD Inv. -

detalls of sune are rotatned in the files of sany of the

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

FBI field offices, the SSC 19 not being furnished this type

Comp. Syst.

of inforantion herein dissentration and/or contacts vere

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. _

made regarding king outside the Executive Branch of the

Gon. Inv. _

Govertment.

Idont. -

The above was dlecussed and agreed upon at a nock

Inspection

seating on Septenber 10, 1975, between SSC Staff Member

Intell.

Michael Epstein and representatives of the FBl's Intelligence

Laboratory

Plan. A Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

Training -

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ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

Legal Coun. -

Telephone Rm.

ENCLOSURE, I

DN1005524-1

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BELET BE UNT

SECRET MATERIAL ATTACH 5P546

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SENATE SELECT COLMITTEE ON INIEILIGEUCE ACIIVITIES (SSC)

Included in the information being dollvered to

the SSC In response to Itam I 10 testimony by the FBI

Director before the House Subcomittes on Appropriations

for Elocal years 1965, 1966 and 1967. A review of the

Diractor's ceatimony for fiscal years 1963, 1964 and 1968

tas conducted but no additional information was located

pertinent to the SSC requests concerning king.

The following should bé noted concerning Item 11.

A review of logical files at FBI Headquartere disclosed

tro instances Indicating that electronio survelllances of

King vera effectad by stata or local agencies or govertments.

These inotances involve the New York City Polico Department

(NYCPD) and the Dade County Sherlff's Office, Miant, Florida.

FBI field offices In New York City and Miant were instructed

to contact appropriate officlals of these tho departmenta

to secure their comments relative to the FBI teleasing to

the SSC material involving their electronic survelllances

of Ring.

On September 9, 1975, Deputy Chief Jemes Mechan,

Intolligance Division, NYCPD, advised that his department

had been unable to locate any record of an electronic

survelllance of King. He advised that the NYCPD considers

10 ate

Information In FBI flles regarding any such survetllance

as FBI recorda aud that any disclodure of sane is the

FBI'• prerogative.

On September 8, 1975, Mt. Walter J. Laugheed,

ABRIstAnt DiFeCtOI, and MI. Robert Wennerbola, legal Counsel, -

both of the bade county PubLic Saiaby Departuent (DeisD).

were advised of the SSC request. Laugheed advised that

his depertuent has no objection to the FBI Idleasing to the

SSC Information In FBI files Indicating elactronic survell-

lances of King by his departmant, He further advised that

any requests by the SSC for Infozuation regarding King in

the files of the DCPSD would have to be in the form of a

subpoens befora compllance with the requests.

NEW

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SENATE SELECI COMMITISE ON INIELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

The materlal in FBI files relating to the above

matters in response to Item 11 ls being delivered to the SSC

#1th this memorandum.

With respect to the excisions in materials being

delivered hetewith, where no sotation appears as to reason

for excision, the exclaion was made for the reason that the

Information actually summarizes of quotes fron conversations

monitored during electronic survelllances of Ring. In some

cases, 1t can be ascertained precisely what Information in

FBI files cane from electionic surveillances of King; however,

there extot areas where documentation of the information 11

not precise and no accurate determination can be made.

Therefore, no assurances can be given that portions of the

naterial being furnished do not contain Information developed

as a result of elactronic survelllances of King.

With the delivery of the materials with this

memorandun, we have fulfilled all reguests contained in the

July 8, 1975, request.

1 - The Attorney General

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PHANT CHUACH, INTO, CHAIRMA

S0:1RE 6. TOWE, ТЕХА. МІСС СНАЇК:

АНТ, ВЄН.

HOWARO H. DAKER, JR., TENH.

WALTER-F. 890.0115

MINN.

•'PES GOLDIVATER, ARIZ.

WALTEN I-MIDIGESTON, MY.

CHATLES MCE. MATiLAS, JRI.HD.

ROGENT MORGANI, II.C.

RICHARDS- SCHWEIKER, Ph,

CURY HART, COLO.

WILLIANG. MILLER, STArE DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JH., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

Linited States Binate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

'STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO 5. RES. 11, MITH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

July 8, 1975

940-1

•.211₴

K. William O'Connor, Esq.

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530

Dear Mi. O'COnnOr:.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATO: 22.00 BK R2ALMRL

Pursuant to Section III. A. of the notification

attached to the Committee's letter of June 27, 1975, I am

forwarding herewith an additional request for materials

which relate to this matter.

The specificity of this request is not, of

course, intended to limit in any way the agreement to come

forward with all relevant information and materials, includ-

ing documents, whether or not they have been brought to the

Committee's

attention or have been specifically requested

by the Committee:

As Mr. Schwarz and I indicated in our meeting

with you a few days ago, there are still outstanding sev-

eral items relating to this matter which the Committee re-

quested some time ago.

This request should in no way delay

Lurther the availability of the previously requested items,

and we would expect that individual items will be supplied

whenever they become separately ready for submission.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

Sincerely,

14.

RECEIVED

JUL

.8

1975

941:d#5

John I. ElliLI

Director

Domestic Intelligencé Task Force

Tail

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN

IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATERD:

22.00

.ВУб

•

Access to all memoranda, airtels, teletypes, and any

other materials which relate in any way to:

The dissemination to any person or organization

outside the executive branch of the federal govern-

ment of information relating to Martin Iuther king,

JI.

b.

Contacts between FBI personnel and persons outside

the executive branch of the federal government con-

cerning DI. King.

2. All memoranda and any other materials which relate to

meetings or proposed meetings between FBI headquarters

and DI. King, including, but not limited to:

a. All memoranda and any other materials reflecting

such proposals.

b. All correspondence and any other materials reflect-

ing invitations extended for such meetings.

c. All correspondence and any other materials reflect

ing replies to any such invitations.

&. All memoranda and any other materials reflecting

briefings or preparations for such meetings.

e.

All memoranda and any other materials reflecting

what occurred at such meetings.

3.

f.

All memoranda and any other materials reflecting

actions recommended or taken following such meetings.

All memoranda and any other materials which relate to a

meeting between the FBI Director and reporters on

November 18, 1964, including, but not limited to:

a. Proposals, invitations, and replies for such meeting.

b. Arrangements, briefings, and preparations for such

meeting.

c.

Summaries of other evidence of what occurred at

such meeting.

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4. All memoranda and any other materials which relate to

a meeting between the President and Roy Wilkins,

A. Philip Randolph, Whitney Young, Mrs. Dorothy

Haight,

James Farmer, and Jack Greenberg on November 19, 1964.

5. A copy of a November 19, 1964, telegram from Dr. King

to Director Hoover, and

all notes, memoranda, and any

other materials reflecting the disposition of, or

actions taken as a result of the receipt of, said tele-

gram.

6.

All memoranda and any other materials relating to the

award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Dr. King on or about

December 10, 1964.

7. All memoranda and any other materials relating to a

banguet held

in honor of DI. King in Atlanta, Georgia,

on January 25, 1965.

8. All memoranda and any other materials which relate to

a meeting between the President and Dr. King on

February 9, 1965.

9. All materials which formed the basis for the FBI's

response dated June 12, 1975, captioned "Request Per-

taining to Electronic Surveillance", which pertained

to the travel of certain former agents of the FBI.

10. All memoranda and any other materials which relate to

mail. openings, and

mail covers, with respect to

DI. King.

11. Access to all memoranda and any other materials which

relate to electronic surveillance of DI. King by state

or local agencies or governments.

12.

All memoranda and any other materials which relate to

the transfer of former Special Agent Robert R. Nichols

to the Oklahoma City office of the FBI in June 1969.

13: All Forms ED 185 and attachments (including forms

entitled "Performance Rating Guide for Investigative

• Personnel") from

• 1959 until retirement for:

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14.

a.

Former Special Agent Robert R. Nichols.

b.

Former Special Agent Alan Sentinella.

All memoranda and any other materials which relate to

letter from former Associate Director Clyde A. Tolson

to newspaper columnist Carl I. Rowan concerning Dr. King,

as reported in the Washington Evening Star on June 18,

1969.

15. All memoranda and any other materials relating to

arrangements, briefings, and preparations for an inter-

view of the FBI Director by any reporters for the

Washington Evening Star on June 19, 1969; all memoranda

and any otner materials referred to, quoted from, or

displayed during such interview; and all memoranda and

any other materials reflecting what occurred at such

interview.

16.

Access to all materials upon which "Black Extremist"

COINTELPRO summaries 16, 23, 63, and 156 were based.

17.

An August 17, 1964, memorandum from former Assistant

Attorney General John Doar to the FBI Director request-

ing a name check on certain individuals connected with

the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.

18. All memoranda and any other materials

indicating OI

reflecting the inception of (a) all héadquarters files

•and (b) all Atlanta, Georgia, field office files con-

cerning Di. King and concerning the Southern Christian

Leadership Conference, together with the basis and

authority for opening such files.

19. All memoranda and any other materials reflecting or

relating to a 1963 meeting at FBI headquarters which

and which related to DI. King.

20: All memoranda prepared by the Internal Security Section

and by former Assistant Director William Sullivan con-

cerning the August 1963 March on Washington.

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21. All memoranda and any other materials which reflect

or relate to communications between the FBI Director

or FBI headquarters personnel and the President or the

President's staff in June 1969 concerning electronic

N.B.:

The Bureau's search for the above-requested mate

rials should include a check of pertinent field

office files as well as headquarters files.

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

→ Report dated.

_9/22/75

Capton. or Documat:

Senate Select Committee on Intelligende

Activities (SSC)

(Items 1 and It

7/8/75 Request.)

Orip'nating Office:

FBI

Del, ered by:

Caul Vilaly

- Date: 9/24/25

Received by:

maithe Tally

Title: -

Ressancher

¡ Return shis receipt to the intelligence Division, FBI

ALL INFUKAITION CONTAINES

JEREIN IS UNGLASSIFIE

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SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW

PROVIDED (check

appropriate

If a document

was made available

for review but not transmitted,

so note.)

DOCUMENT BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

12.

DATE PROVIDED

9/22/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

4.

HSC

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number

of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Hamorandun and enclosures

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

PEREIN IS UNCLASSINIE

DATE/0:22.00 BY P2ALM RU

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.)

6.

CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U,

C,

s,

TS or

Codeword)

SBC lottars 8/28/75: 7/8/75, 1tena 1 and 11

TS

KEY WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed

used underline for emphasis)

survelllance, electronte

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Material salating to Martin luther King, STil Informatlon

pertaning to-King's eravel and publle appearances as furalshed

tO ApprOpIlarO lOCAL leN enfOrCeMeNt ageneleS. IA INFOFAON

was furnisri orally thru lores llalson shannels betteen FBI

#feld offsces and local lau enforcement agencles; Testimony by

the FBI Disector bafore the floure subeamittee on Approprtationa

f0X fRECal JaAJa 1965, 1966, and 19671 Ito Instances revealed

that electronie survalllances of King sere Affected by scare

and local aganches or governments. The tal fleld offlces covering.

these atatas vere instrusted to contact these tro departments

secura thair corments relative to the FBI releasing to SSC

material lavolving their eloctonte surveillances.

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IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75

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1 - Mr. J.

1 + Mr. T.

Adams

Jenkins

Mr. W. R. Wannall

w. O. Crogas

9/26/75

4 - Mr. E. W. Walsh

(1 - Mrs. Crookaton)

(1 - Mrs. Shirley Smith)

(1 - Mies Ayres)

FRANCES M. KORB

1 - Mr. J. J. McDermott

CLERK

1 - MI. W. R. Wannall

EOD: 2/5/52, GS-7, $12, 977

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

UNt. S. F. Philips

CI-É SECTION (TEMPORARY)

On 3/24/75 Miss Korb was transferred from WFO to the Freedom

at Information Act (FOTA) Unst of the Legal Counsel Divimon (subsequently

changed to FOIA Section, Files and Communications Divislon), On 4/22/75

Miss Korb was detalled from the FOIA Unit to the Intolligence Diviaion (INTD),

CI-2 Section, to coordinate all clerical activities relating to the Senstudy 75

Project, which entalls the servicing of requests of the U. S. Senate Select

Committee on Intelligence Activities. This was & temporary measure but it

has been continuing to date and Miss Korb's services continue to be vital to

Senstudy 75.

Eltective 9/29/15 Miss Korb ahould be otficially transferred to

INTD to be placed in a trial assignment of 30 daye in a proposed GS-7 position.

Arrangements are being made between Senetudy 75 Project and the Adminis-

trative Divition for the early preparation of a job description relating to the

proponed GS-7 position.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1) Administrative Division effect official tranaler as indicated above.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

3) INTD, with assistance of Administrative Division, prepare

required job description.

SFP:gIw

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2 - M.

J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mc. W. O. Cregar

I - Mr. S. septehbit 25, 1975

The Attorley General

Director, FBI

U.S, SENATE SELECI COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSG)

1

Reference is made to my letter to you, dated

September 9, 1975, furnishing a memorandum of same date for

forwarding to the SSC. The memorandum effected delivery

of materials in response to Part V of an SSC request dated

August 20, 1975.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the

S56 is the original of a memorandum, with its attachment,

which supplements our September 9, 1975, response.

Also enclosed for your records is a copy of the

current memorandum, with its attachment, prepared for the SSc.

Enclosures (4)

REG-S1 6e-116=45

836

ALL INFORMATION CONTAMED

HERZIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

ST. 114

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Special Counsel for

Intelligence Goordination

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Assoc, Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Iny. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. _

Ext. Affairs -

Files &i Come t

Gen. Inv.

Ident.

Inspection

Intell. -

Laboratory

Plon. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

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2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

September 25, 1975

V. S. SENATE SELECT CAMITTEE IO

STUDY GOVERNMENIAL OPERATIONS WIZZI

RESPECI TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVIZIES (SSG)

AIL INFORMATION CONIANGU

MERCE IS UNCLASSIFIEI

Reference is made to the SSC request dated

August 20, 1975, and specifically to Part V, Item 3, which

called for delivery of "A list of all "control files,'

"set-up files," and "functional files' maintained by the

FBI Intelligence Division.*

Reference is also made to FBI memorandun dated

September 9, 1975, through which there was efrected delivery

to the SSC of materials in response to Part V.

After revier of the materlals relating to

Part V, Er. John I, Illift of the SSC advised a representative

of the FBI that the material relating to Icen 3 appeared

to be all in the foreign intelligence field and that there

appeared to be no listing of control files relating to

the domestic incelligence field. Mr. Illiff requested

further research in an effort to locate any additional list

which would contain natters in the domestic intelligence

field.

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv...

Asst, Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Idenf..-

Inspection

Intell. _

Laboratory

For the Information of the SSG, the material ve

Furnished included the only lists which were retrievable

as a matter of recozd in FBI Illes. le do recognize that

the

list of concrol files contains a preponderence of subject

matters in the foreign incelligence field. However, it

should be recognized that some of the subject matters listed

do partain to domestic ratters and ocher subjecco-liated

pertain to both fozeign and domestic natters.

SFP:1hblhb

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ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

Wirl

Plon. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv.

Training

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

Legal Coun.

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

Telephone Rm.

your Committee and the content may nut be disclased to unauthorized person

Director Sec'y -

AlL Roome unnuadaleenpass approval of the toa.

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SENATE SELECI COMMITIDE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

In view of MI. Elliff's specific request, further

search was made for any previously created llats and none

were found.. He also canvassed the two sections within the

Intelligence vivision nandiing comestic Investigations, and

fron information furnished by those sectiong me created

another list, which is attached and which 1s Intended to

supplement the previously furnished matertal.

EnclosurE

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Control files, set-up files, and functional files maintained by the

Intelligence Division

Suggestion matters concerning extremist informants

66-2542-10

Klan and hate organizations,

general

157-5

Klan and hate organizations, administrative

157-1

Civil Unrest

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

IEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIE,

Black Nationalist Movement

DATED 1.00 BYURAL RU 157-1

157-8415

Extremists in the Armed Forces

157-11750

Black Nationalist Movement Publications

157-8580

Gathering and reporting data regarding Racial Disturbances

157-6

Black Student Groups on College Campuses •

157-12176

Black Extremist Activity in Penal Institutions

Cointelpro - Black Extremist Matters

157-18586

Attacks on Police

100-448006

62-66107

62-113753

Foreign Influence in the Black Nationalist Movement

157-8141

Klan and White Hate Groups

157-00-168

Urban Guerilla Warfare Activities, EM

100-457650

List compiled 9/22/75

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

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Cap to of SENATE

SELECT COMMITTEE.8/20/75 request.

Part V, Item 3

FBI

Originating Office:

Delivered by:

DawilL Bomes Date: 26 tept

Received by:

att Plating

Title:

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TO:

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FROM:

ATTN: Central Index,

sobe

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

If a document was made available

XI DOCUMENT |

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate

term; add specific names if appropriate)

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/25/25

SSC

HSC

4. IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive

data for documents; give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

ilenorandun and enclosures

• IN RESPONSE TO (list dat

and item number if in response

to formal request, other-

ise state verbal request of (name)

initiative, subpoena, etc.)

6. CLASSIFICATION

OF

INFORMATION

(enter

U, c,

S, TS or

Codeword)

SSt lecter 6/20/75, Part V, Iters 3

• U

7. KEe oRde sent to temperepriate key words from the list provided separately;

if key words not listed

Opercting proceduree

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 021-00 BY SALM/ RI

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Idditional list of "contool files", "set-up files" and

rifunctional files furnished as they pertain to both

forelgu and donestic matters.

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• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

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• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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

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2 - Mc.

J. A. Mintz

(1

J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr.

W. R.

Wannall

1 - Mr. W. 0. Cregar

Septenber 19, 1975

1 - Mr. J. P. Thonas

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

UNTIED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

""

Reference is made to a letter from the ssc dated

August 26, 1975, requesting certain information fron the FBI.

Enclosed for your approval and fortarding to the

Committee is the original of a nenorandum in response to Part I,

items 8 and 9 of that request. A copy of the memorandun is

being furnished for your records.

Enclosures - 2

ALL ECONOG CORNED

62-116395

DATO S100 SESALA/RW

I - The Deputy Attorney General

Attentign:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jx.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coorcination

63-116395-835

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ST. 114

NOTE:

Items 8 and 9 requested locations, addresses and

telephone numbers of all supervisors and coordinators for

Ney Left,

Black Extrenists and White Hate Cointelpros fox

specified years through 1971 in specified field offices.

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Admore,

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin..

Comp. Syst. _

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. —

Ident.

Inspection

Intell. -

Laboratory.

Plan. & Eval..

Spec. Inv. -

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2 - Nr. J. A. Mintz

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1 - Mc. W. R.

Hannall

1 - Mx.

W.

0, Cregar

1 - HEr. J.

F. Thomas

Septenber ID, 1975

UNITED STATES SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITHI

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RE: PART I, OF THE AUGUST 26, 1975, SSC REQUEST

Item 8 of the aforementioned request called for

"The locations, addresses, and telephone numbers of a11

supervisors and

coordinators for New Left and Black Extremist

COINTELPROS for 190%11 in the following cities: New York,

Rewark, „

Los Angeles, San Diego, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit,

BOStON.

Iten 9 of the aforementioned request called for.

"The locatiOnSy

addresses, and telephone numbers of all

Supervisors and coordinators for waite Hate coInteltres

for 1964-71 in the following cities: Jackson, Atlanta,

Richuond, Alexandria."

The requested inforration is set sorth below, based

on the latest information available in FBI Headquarters files.

With regard to individuals who are still employed by the FBI,

current offices of assignnent are set forth.

Regarding indi-

viduals who are no longer FBI employees, the latest addresses

contained in our records are set forth.

Our records do not con-

tain current telephone numbers for the former employees nentioned

below.

BEN LEFT

Boston uffice:

*IL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Assoc, Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. 1

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs.

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection!

Intell,

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv.

Training

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Telephone Rm.

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Ralph D. Rampton

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Los Angeles Office

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nation attaine jor Commise.

Its use is unwed to official proceedings 03

your carate cied the convent may nui be disclosed to unauthorized person

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United Statoo Senate Select Committee

to Study Governmental Operations with

Respect to Intelligence Activities (ESC)

Coordinators:

Thonas D. Manning

Richard lI, Elasser

James A, Benbrook

Leo E. Brunnick

Chicago Office:

Supcrvisore:

Richard I. Strain

liugh Mallet

Robert I. Piper

Coordinators:

Paul I. Mimmerberg

Raynond II. Hickman

Detroit Office:

Supervisors:

Thonas J. Nally

Noil I. Eice

robort I. O'feill

James i. Sturgis

Coordinators:

None

Boston Office

120 Academy Avenue

Weymouth, Massachusetts

Louisville Office

IBI Headquarters

02133

Boston Office

FBI Headquarters

Chicago Office

Chicago Office

Chicago Offico

Detroit Offico

FBI Headquarters

2551 Iroquois

Detroit, Michigan

48214

Detroit Office

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United States Senate Solect Committee

to Study Governmental Operations with

Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Los Angeles Office:

Supervisors:

Richard J. Stilling

Homer A, Porter

Janes Ir. Cloar, J%.

Coordinators:

John C. O'Neill

Newark Office:

Supervisors:

Milliam C. Murtin

Seth F. Elkenberry

Coordinators:

Denis D. O'Sullivan

Hew York office:

Supervisors:

Thonas J. Croke, Ir.

Coordinators:

Benjamin P. Mclanus

11648 Amestoy Streot

Granada Hills, California

LOS AngoleS DifiCE

Los Angeles Office

91344

Los Angeles Office

Newarks Office

5307 Sumnit Drive

Falriaz, Virginia

Newark Office

22030

15 Moistra Drive

Greenlawn, New York 11740

25 Michacl Street

Fords, New Jersey

038GS

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United States Senata Select Committee

to Study Governmental Operations with

Respoet to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

for your information, ir. Croke retired June 30, 1975,

at which time he was under the care and supervision of hia

personal physiolan.

He had & severe heart attack on Auguet 19;

107s, and had previously sulfered fron hypertension and high

blood pressure.

Mr. Holenus retired July 18, 1973, at which

timo ho was under doctor's caro for a varloty of allmente

1ncluding diabetes, colitis, bypertension and a cataract.

Ho

suffered a nild stroke (corebral thrombosis) In April, 1971.

It 15 respectfully requested that the poor physical condition

of Mr. Croke And Hi. Holanus be considered in any notion the ssc

might contemplato concerning them.

Sto LOuls 0181C0:

Supervisore:

Edmund C. felton

Joseph H. Gamble

John J. Buckley

Edward M. Horeland

825 Deandell Court

Ferguson, MIssoUr1

63135

2& Greystone Road

Rockullle Contre,

New York 11570

9469 Hareld Drive

Hoodson Terrace,

Mlasour1 63134

Sto Louls 011100

CoordinatorE:

None

SEn DIOBO 018100:

Robert S, Baker

Coordinatore:

Edward I. HOTTis

Roy L. Buxna

Earl M. Peterson

4268 Hortengia

San Diego, California

92103

Phoenty Office

Butte Office

San Diego Office

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Unitod States Senate Select Committee

to study Goveramental Operations with

Respoct to Intelligence Activittes (SSC)

BLACK EXTREMIST:

Boston Office:

SuperVisOrE:

Frederick H. Connors

Bernard I.

Motabe

Michael J. HcDonagh

Jamos D. Mokenste

Coordinators:

John F. Noonan

Everett J. Bickford

Harvin Bo Lowls

Chicago Office:

Supervisors:

Robert J. Stootzel

Robert I. Piper

Gerald B. BEOWA

Coordinatorg:

Joseph C. Stanley

JOseph P. NoCabe

Detrolt Office:

SuperviBorE:

IrV1g A. AndersOn

Ne1l E. Rice

Thomss E. Arnett

ThOMAS J. Robinson

15 LOngfellON Road

BelYose, Massachusetts 02276

Boston OffIce

28 Bpringvalo Road

Norwood, Massachusetts 02062

FBI Headguarters

122 Vernon Road

Settueto, Massachusetts 02066

BOStOn OIIICO

FBI Herdquarterg

FBI Headquarters

Chicago OffIco

Phoeniz Office

Chicago 011100

Chloago Office

1029 Perch DrIVe

Concord, Tennessee

IBI Herdguarters

FBI Headguarters

Sacramento Office

37720

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United States Senate Belect Connittoo

to study Governmental Operations with

Respect to Intolligenco Activittes (S8C)

Coordinatore:

None

LOS ARBOlOS OIlICO:

Supery/sors:

JOhn D. Temple

Richard A. Bloeser

Coordinators:

Franets G. Kahl

JerOy M. Sheete

wallace t. Hard

Riohard HAllace Held

Newark office:

2145 Grenadier

San Pedro, Callfornia 90732

LOS ADBOLOS OLIICE

LOS AngOlas OSf1C0

5725 72nd Street, N. B.

marysullio, mashlagton

98270

LOS AngeleS OffICE

FBI Headguarters

W1lllan C. lartin

Richard Hl. Dav1S

Samuel B. McPherson

Coordinatore:

Austin G. Osborn

New York Office:

Supervisore:

Raymond 3. Fuckel

John Kearney

Robert D. Shea

Newark 011100

FBI Headquarters

Birmingham Office

Newark Office

Noy York Office

4140 Myiield Street

Newbury Park, CalifornIa

FBI Headquarters

91320

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United States senate Belect Committee

to Study Governmental Operations witb

Respect to Intolligence Activities (SSC)

Coordinatore:

John d. Dunleavy

James La. Lott

James F. O'Connell

St. Lou1s 0f11c01

Supervisors and Coordinatore:

Bama A5 New Loft

San Diego OffICe:

SupervisorEs

Robert S, Baker

CoordinAtore:

Earl H. Peterson

HOy L. Burns

Lawrence t. ntrick

10 Southview Ot.

Carle Place, New York 11514

FBI Headgurrters

New York Difice

San Diego Office

Butto Office

Ban Diego 0s11co

Alexand

Offica:

Supervisore:

JesSe C. HAll, JI.

samie] M. Host

4535 Ladon PlACe

Alexandria, VIrgInta

Alexandria office

22310

7

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United States Senate Select Committee

to Study Governmental Operations with

Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Coordinators:

Roland M. Cocker

W. Wade Homsely

Atlanta Office:

Supervisors:

Charles S. Harding

Charles I. Haynes

Coordinators:

Carl E. Claiborne

Donald P. Burgess

James J, Rose

0. Richard Hamilton

Richard HI. Davis

Alexandria Office

Alexandria Office

2243 Pinecliff Drive, N. E.

Atlanta, GeorEia 30346

Atlanta Office

,866 Mary Lou Lane, S. E.

Atlanta,

Georgia

30371

Atlanta Office

New York: Office

Atlanta Office

1747 Wild Creek Trail

Atlanta, Georgia

30324

Jackson Office:

Supervisors:

Roy I. Moore

Coordinators:

Janes W. Ave

John F. Hanion, Jr.

Thomas I. Kellcher

Philip S. Indres

Benjamin O. Keutzer

Samuel I. Jennings

107 Swallow Drive

Brandon, Mississippi 39042

FBI Hcadquarters

New Orleans 0f2ice

FBI Headquarters

22 South Second Street

Memphis, Tennessee

38103

FBI Headquarters

Phoenix Office

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-

Unitod States Senate Select Cornittee

to Study Governnental Opcrations vith

Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Richmond Office:

Supervisors:

I. Hershel Caver

John Il. Hagner

Randolph E. Trow

Coordinators:

Charles F. Heiner

Randolph E. Trow

David W. Illtchman

Edwin H. Boldt

9714 Northwest 40th Street

Gainesvillo, Florida

32601

8220 Barninghan Road

RIchnond, Virginia 23235

1702 Ranch Drive

Richmond, Virginia

23229

25 Twin Lake Lane

Richnona, Virginia

supra

Sacramento Office

Richmond Office

23229

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9-19-75

Caption of Document: Part I, of The August 26, 1975,

SSC Request.

Items 8 and 9.

Originating Office:

Received by:

Title:

FBI

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TO:

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ATTN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

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.)

DOCUMENT BRIEFING

I INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/19/75

4.

SSC

HSC

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Hemorandun

5.

IN RESPONSE TO (list date and item number

if in response to

formal request.

wise state verbal, request of (name), initiative,

subpoena, etc.)

SSC Letter 8/26/75 Part. !

6. CLASSIFICATION

0F

INFORMATION (enter

U,

C,

TS or

' Codeword)

8.

WORDS (enter

the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not

used underline for emphasis)

Organtzation and staffing

Counterfutelligence

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

EREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

ERIN 22HO SYSADALM K

SUMMARY (see

side before completing this item)

Furnished to 1SC Locationa and addrasses of all supervisora

and coordinators for flew left, Black Extrenist and White

Rate COINPELFROS fOr years 1967-71 In spectfic offices

62-216395

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are

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• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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 intormation and

showing relationship to Intelligence Comnunity

matters if appropriate. Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests

should be noted.

Commitments made to supply additional information should be

in treate adminto

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

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2 - M

J. A. Mintz

(1 - HI. J. B. Hotls)

1 - HI. W. R. Wannall

1 - 17.

W. O. Cregar

1 - MT. R. A. Mendenhall

(15-2)

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september 25, 1975

UNTIED STATUS SINAIL SELDLY CONDITIBE

TO STUDI GOVERIMENTAL OPERATIONS

WITH RESPECT TO TITELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Rafarance 1a made to SSC roguest dated

Septonber 12, 1979, to MI. Michaal E. Shaheen, 5I.,

jaquesting documents and certain infornation ragarding

the Security Indax (SI) and other indicas maintained by

the PAI, Information contained ln this nevorandum

specifically annvers Itona 3-5 of the roguest entitlad

"PILOtIty Request fOI IBX and Jilittee Departueat Materials.*

Other satertal and Infornation 1s also baing sutmitted 15

thia mmorandus in accordance with the dablies of 5t. John T.

111111, SSC Staff Member, as Indleated belon.

Itan 3 of the SSC request datad Septanber 12, 1975,

raquestad dollary of materials in unaxelied form partaining

to the SI and other nattors which had previoualy been nade

avallablo to weabers of the SSe Staff pureuent to the SSC

roguast dated May 14, 1975, under part III, lten 17,

On September 15, 1975, during conversation between

Hx, John I. Il11ff, SSC Staft Menber and Mesara, M. O. CIegaI

anâ 1. A. Mendenhall of tho FBI 1t vas agrari those Itons

which had previously baan nade avallable concarning the SI

and othar nattors under part III, 1ton 17, of the May 14, 1975,

raguost toald be subnittad for dalluery in exclead form

oxcept foT the following Itens which ware specdfleally

roguested by lI. BlIlIf ii an mexcland forn:

KAM:dam/bb,

(8)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Irv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst.=

Ext. Affoirs —

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Plon. & Eval. _

Spec. Inv. -

Training -

Logal Coun. -

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

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This document is prepared in respunse to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings bg

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

SECRET MATERIAL ATTACHED

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United states Sonato Seleot Comittes

To Study Governmental Operations

Mith Respect to Intalligence Actluities (SSC)

Ladd to Hoover nemorandun September 5, 1946

DITsctOr letter to AttOrneY GeneIal (1G)

Saptenber 5, 1916

Director lotter to AG October 20, 1947

Ladd to Director senorandon January 22, 1948

DIraator latter to AG JulY 27, 1950

SAlMOnt tO BULBAU SUPPIVINOIS

DeceRber 5, 1950

Inda to DlIactor saRoIandUR January 11, 1951

Ind to DIIACtOr MeNOIANdUA JANUATY 12, 1951

Belsant to ladd namorandun April 17, 1951

Raungardner to Dalmont monorardua Antil 22, 1951

Director lattar to AG lay 11, 1951

Balkant to tadd senorandus Yay 31, 1931

Belsont to tadd memorandun March 19, 1952

Baungardnet to salnont menorandus une 17, 1952

Balmost to Ladd senorandun July 10, 1952

bada to DLIACtOI MeMOrandUS Noverbar 13, 1952

TOlsOn to UlIactOI MAnoIanduR JanUary 21, 1955

Director lotter tO Ald TonDIIns January

27, 1955

Balkant to Boardaas senorandur Narch 22, 1955

Bland to Belmont honorardus July 30, 1958

Balmont to ParRonE seasIandus June 3, 1960

Sland to Belmont memorandon Juna 19, 1960

Director lettar to SAC, Albany, June 8, 196%

arenzan to sullivar senorandus April 30, 1969

Director letter to Yeagley May 1, 1953

Brennas to SUllIvAn Menorandun June 19, 1968

Director lettor to AAG May 16, 1969

BrennAn to sullivan senorandon Deconber 12, 1963

Cotter to Brennan nanorandus JaTe 9, 1971

Cottar to M111er senorandan September 21,

1971

Dalbay to folson menorandun September 24,

1971

Cottar to "'11loI nexorandan Septanber 29, 1971

DIoctor letter tO All Saptesber 30, 1971

AG lotter to Director Datober 22, 1972

sulth to Nillar nenorandas November 11, 1971

Salth to Miller senorandus February 9,

1972

DirECtOr Intter tO AG FAbrUAIY 10, 1972

smith to Miller sooorandus August 29, 1972

Sulth to Mallar menorandun June 11, 1973

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RE:

unltad States Sanate Select Conuitter

To study Governmental Oparations

With Raspect to Intelligence Actiüitlas (SSC)

The above-mentioned cormunications have been

Intertad in unexeired forn in date order with other natertal

balag dellvered pertaining to this request.

In connection

vita the abovo, Mr. El11ft Indieated a lettar to SAC, Albany,

and all offioas fron the Ditactor on Aprll 21, 1961, Indicated

an SI llet was attached for lenion by llala offices.

Ill11s requested the file bo restored to determino 1f this liot

was In feat attached to this lettes

' A filo LavIew was

conductad and 11 vas catarained no llat vas attached to

this lottar in the falo.

Itan d requested dellvery of natorial pertaining

to FBI Indicas and Ilato not nado arallablo pursuent to

the SSC request of lay 14, 1975, part III, Itera 17, as

10110781

Dio

Materials relating to plans for action

ragarding the RaserTo Indax (RI) An tIres of national

energenty.

Maturinto Inlatlag to tho RI are included in

cominientions boing furnished under 1ton nuaber 3.

RI vaR Institutad during 1960, ThA RI raprasánted a group

of ladividuale uno, noxt to SI subjecta, prosented the

greatext potential thiert. to the intornal security of the

Daltod States in tias of an aunryancy.

In the avert of a

nationel anergoncy folloring any action than deraed nacessary

Mith respect to Indiuidualo on the BI, caxes of those

Individuals on the RI rould have been clasaly cavlered and

avaluated to detornine 11 any further action uas varranted.

raterials Indicating Justico Departuent

polloy with ragard to ravion ol the sI In the years

1946-1970.

During senting mentioned above with 'II, FlIIPE

copies of conmunications betvoen the FBI and the repartment

of Justioe vare axhibitod thich indiontal a revier had bean

conductad on individuals nho at that time sere on the sI.

4. 3 m

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RaI

Unltod Statas Senato Selact Canalttac

To Study Govaramental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activitien (SSC)

under Iten 3 above reflact tie Department of Jurtlon

recalved on a monthly basis copter of the SI Ilot 50r

thalt review. Also being anclosed la a copy of & latter

¡non Director to lAG, Intanal security Division, dated

Hoverbar 24, 1970, which Indicatos a than current 114t of

nanos of individuals naintained on the sI has boing foruarded.

Materials rolating to the decision to axpand

the criteria for tho Rabble Rouser Indes (PRI) to laclude

security subjects.

There is enclosed, along with other docunants

furalshad in connaation with thia roguest, a copy of a

memorandum from 6. C. HOOrA to 1. I, Sullitan dated

sovanber 12, 1967, regarding this matter.

statiaties as to the percantage of Aritator

Indox or RRI subjacts oI Key Activito uho vara alto

cointelpto targets.

surlag the conversation ventionad above with

MI. EllIfe 1t Mas pointod out no statistior of this tyne

MI. Ell1lI then saquentad the

IdantItleR o1 all IndividuRla nio MaIa consIdareS Mey

Activiats, Inclasad 18 1 llat of thoso Individuals nio

at one tles or anothar vera lleted as toy Activists; homever,

it should be notod the Ilat never contalned sore than 76

naxes at any given ties.

Matorials rolating to the stabllahment of

the Kay ictiviars Frogyan (KAP), including pay covar

memorandus or note accompanying the airtel entablishing the

Foy Activist 118t.

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Re:

und tai Statos Sanate Select Comittee

To Study Governmantal Operations

With respect to Intalligence Activitles (SSC)

Daring the conversation santioned above 1t tas

pointad out to 1r. Il111I that natorial portaining to the

KA? had previoualy bach made availablo for acaesa for

InVIEN by 8SC stall Membere and these documenta are non

being furnislied in accordanos with iten 3 abore, Set forth

bolor le guoted the note which appears on the alrtel dated

January 30, 1968, astabllshing the MRP:

«NOTE: Iten (C) on

pago 15 of faction 970 of tha Manual of Instructions atates

that consideratios should ba givon to placing thous pardons

on the sI uho havo anarchlatio ox savolutionary ballefo

and are tikely to selle upon the opportandey presentad by

a ratlonal anetgoney to andanger the publie safety as bborn

by overt actions and statements ulthin the prat threa jaara.*

Itas 5 requested dalivary of the balon-tentioned

materlals pertaining to PBI and Justice Departuent exorgency

plans.

a, The Attorney General's POItfOllO "PrOgIAN POI

Apprahension and Detention of PArsONA CoRsidorod Potentlally

bangerous to the tational safense of the Initad States, *

provided to the sureau on nugurt 3, 1948, and any subsequent

varsions.

A copy of the AG's Portfollo has been located at

YBILD and 1s balia forwarded to tha Departuost for thalr

ravion in aubaltting an anover to the Inquest trasmuch as

this document originated sith the Departaeat of Jastice.

b.

sealed instructions to U. S. Attornays and

5. 8. MaInhala fxon tha Departuent of Justice, rotained ln

FBI field offices fos use in a national anargency.

During the above ventioued conversation vith

Mi. Illift It Has explained these sealed destructions

which had been rotalned la FRI Licla officos had bern

deatroyod in accordanoe vith the desires of the Department.

HI. Bl11fI requested copius of comunications botreen the

Department and the faI concerning the dentruation of these

matartals and por his requast the following itous ars being

RACLOBRUI

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RO$

Unlbed Statos Sonata Selact Cormittee

To study fovernmantal operations

With Rasprot to Intelliganco Aotiuities (SSC)

Robert C. Maidlan lattor to Dlractor dated

Pebruary 9, 19721 DlrectoI alxtal to JAC, Albasy, aná all

offdons datod FabIUATy 14, 1972; and lottoI IXOn Acting Director

t0 Acking Ansistant Attoznay Genoral datod May 8, 1972, all

captioned "Entrgenoy Detention Prograr."

All Presidential Energanoy Action locusante.

During the convarsation With M5, 1111If 15

Dontioned aboro it vas expladnet thase documente hai

ortylnated fron an ageney other than the f8I and had born

turnished the Departnent of Justica.

"=. Elllff Indicatnd

he vould seet aiditional Inforaation concerning these docurants

fIon the Daprtmant.

Duriag the neeting with *ir, Elliff on Septenber 15,

1975, 1t was Indicated that during a brlofing hold on

August 28, 1975, at FSI HeadquartaIs botvean Assixtait

Diragtor N. R. Mannall, Soctlon Chief J. G. Dengan, Unlt

Chlof E. P. Grigalus, Spaolal Agent I. A. Mondenhall, all

of the FDI, and Mark Gitanstaln, Michasl Epatoli, and

Martha Talley, Staff MenbeIs of tha S8C, ansMeIs to queations

salnod during the brlating rogarding the SI and other Indlcas

of the fBI rould be furniahad orally et a later fato.

Daring the neeting with HI. Illlff on September 19, 1975,

n nh nai on

the sollouing quastions which had boan rnixed during the

pravlous brlofing varo ansuered. XI. Ell1fI sequested thase

ansHeIs be roducad to vIlting and copfes of comumnicationa

undoh vere exchibitad to hia ba furnishad.

sat forth balor

are the quastions valch had pIenlously been raisaéi.

Mas there a nenorandun which entabliuhod tha

RRI and does 1t Indieate Mt. Hoover appeared before the

C1v11 Unrast Comniasion?

A monoraniun lated August 3, 1967 fIOM C. D. Brennan

to HI. H. C. Sullivan Indicatos IIT. Hoover inntrueted en index

so compllod of radloal agitators and individuals uho had.

denonstratod a propensity for forenting Iadieal dissord,

homevar, thls nenorandan did not Indicate "I. Hoover hal appearel

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Re:

United States Senate Select Committee

To Study Governmental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activitles (SSC)

before the Commission on Civil Disorder.

Mr. Elliff

reguested a search be made to determine if a momorandum

existed which indicated MI. Hoover had appeared before such

a Commiasion.

A review was conducted and a memorandum dated

August 1,

1967, from C. D. DeLoach to Mr. Tolson captloned

costs be those to too do Eat 2i7t a, orato.

2.

Was there a memorandum concerning the

expansion of the AI to inalude Individuals of local

prominence?

Memorandum of G. C. Moore to Mr. W. C. Sullivan

dated November 22, 1967, which is included in materlal sub-

mitted under item

so above, answers this question.

3.

Were Individuals Included on both the AI and

the SI and, if so, wasn't this a duplication of effort?

Individuals were included on both the Al and the

SI, however, this was not necessarily a duplication of

effort Inasmuch as the SI was to be utilized in the

apprehension and detention of individuals considered

dangerous and the AI was an administrative aid to follow

the activities and movement of individuals attempting to

4. When did the SI become automated and was the

RI over automated?

The SI became automated during the early 1950a

and was updated throughout the years with the advancement

of computer technology and purchases by the FBI of more

advanced eguipment.

The first alectronio computer was

obtained by the FBI during 1955 and the SI was incorporated

In this eguipment. Following discontinuance of the SI in

1971, the Adex was continued in the computer system.

While

stored in the automatic data processing (ADP) equipment, the

sI and Adex have been and are being maintained in an "off-line"

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Re:

United States Senate Select Committee

To Study Governmental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

manner. The RI-A was placed on ADP the same as the SI.

RI-B was maintained at the field level only and was never

placed in the ADP equipnent.

5. Has the Bureau's copy of the Attorney General's

portfolio concerning the Emergency Detention Program (EDP)

been returned?

As mentioned above, one copy of the Attorney

General's portfolio concerning the EDP was located at

FBI Headquarters and 1s being forwarded to the Department

of Justice.

6. Who were the Bureau individuals who (a)

maintained the Attorney Geheral's portfolio during 1968,

and (b) involved with the EDP during the 1940s3

The following individuals were identifled through

review of pertinent communications during time period in

question

(a) - 1968-C. D. Brennan, P. F. Enlow, T. P. Rosack,

(b) 1946-D. M. Ladd, J. C. Strickland; 1948-Lish Whitson,

W. H. Winterrowd, J. W. Yeagley.

7.

When did the Department start revlewing and

approving the SI liet?

Matters pertaining to the old Custodial Detention

Ilet were first referred to the Department during March,

1941. Copies of the SI were submitted to the Department

during 1951, and the Department, on a continuing basis, re-

viewed matters pertaining to the sI except for brief periods

of time when funds and manpower were not available until the

sI was discontinued in 1971. Additional comments regarding

this question may be located under item 4b above.

i 8€

Was there a form used by the Department con-

corning the continuance or cancellation of Individuals on

the SI and, 1f 30,

what does the form look like & Forms were

utilized by the FBI and the Department, and excised copies as

reguested above by Mr. Elliff are being enclosed.

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KBI

Inited Stator Sanate Select Committee

To study Governmental Operations

H1th raspact to Intolliganen Activities (590)

$ ..

Do we hava s copy of the fors for including

ot deleting an individual fron the Al? A copy of fore

PD-397 which was atillzed in connection with the Agitator

Index 1s being anclosad. This fosH, with the heading af

Rabble Rouser Index, Man the fOrm utfllied and when the name

of the sarax was changei to the Al, the heading on the lor

was so changad also.

set forth below par Mr. R11d4t'g Ia-

quest, 1a the l1at of those organizations which are sat

forts under that part of the forn captioned organizational

afffllatian."

AHP

AVN

BAAT

BPP

COM

CURL

Anarican Hazl Party

Anti-Vietnan

Black Hatlonalist

Black Panther PaItY

CosMunist

Congress of inclal squality

AU KLUX FLAN

MIN

HIO

HBRE

PLP

PAN

RAS

SCIC

8D8

SHOC

SWP

1I8C

sinuteren

Nation or 181A1

Antionni Btate's Righte Party

ProgrAssive Labor Party

Puerto RIcan Mattanallat

RevalUtionary Action Hoveneat

southern Christian tanderahip Conferenco

studenta for a DeMocratio 5001Aty

Student Nontlolent Coordinating Comeltten

Boclallat Morkars Party

HorkOra HOTld PArtY

Miscellandous

INCLOBUTOR

(16)

pra

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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

Dity

I.S. SEN

[ Memo

I Report dated _ 9/84/75

SENATE

Caption of Document:

SELECT COMMITTEE.9/12/75 request

Items 3 thru 5

Originaling Office

Delivered by:

FBI

Received by:

-

Title:

eler

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

• Date: 26 Syr

06200. RACHIN

::.834

AW 5411_

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TO:

Intelligence Community

ATTN: Central Index

Staff

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

PROVIDED (check appropriate term. If a document was made available

for review but not

transmitted, so note.:

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY OTHER

3. TO

WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

2. DATE PROVIDED

0/25/75

" IDENTURICAT, destrpride add suiptire data for documents; dive name or identification number of briefer,

Memorandu and onclosures

5. Wise spare verbal sequese of same, merative,

initiative,

SSC letter 3/72/75, Itaos 3 thra 5

a, formal request, other-

IS

?. KEy under fentor the phoropriate key words from the list providod separately; if key words not listed are

"ON CONTAINED

Information hondling

BIT: 0.2700 BY BALRU

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Inder and doy Aselvitte,

62-116395

FMK: fmk:

(4)

ORIGINAI, VIA LIAISON TO CENTRAL COMANITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75

TREAT AS VELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

5.1000 8

379| 66-751

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273-10061

INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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

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TO

FROM

:

:

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN.

REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOT

ERNMENI

Memorandum

Mr. w. C. Sullivan

C.

Brennan

RABBLE ROUSER INDEX

(SUBVERSIVE CONTROL)

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1 - Mr.

Mohr

1 - Mr. Casper

DATE: 8/3/67

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1

Mr. Bland

1

- Mr.

C.D. Brennan

1

- Mr. Thompson

The Director has instructed that an index be

compiled of racial agitators and individuals who have

Tolson,

De Loaght

Mohr

Callahan

Conrad

Fell -

Gale -

* Rosen

406y Sultan

¿Tavel -

Trotter

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy -

In accordance with these instructions, we are

instructing the field to submit the names of individuals.

who should be included on a Rabble Rouser Index togetber.'

with appropriate background information concerning these

individuals. This Index will be maintained at the Seat of

Government in alphabetical and geographical order and the

field is being instructed to maintain a similar index in

each office.

Appropriate Manual and Handbook changes

are

being prepared.

RECOMMENDATION:

..That the attached SAC Letter be approved.

Enclosures KenT 4923-67

CWT: jav

(8)

*3

auto

Detection

• IINTORHATION CONTAINED

IN POLASSIFIED

'"?"

MCT-14

WIst

REC 53

AUG. 8

7782-1

1967

36%

AUG 1 1 19671/

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GUT ERNMENT

Memorandum

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1 - Mr. Mohr

1 - Mr. Sullivan

TO

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: November 22, 1967

1 - Mr. Casper

FROM : G. C. Moorerln

1 - Mr. C. D. Brennan

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

Tolson

DeLoach -

Mohr -

Bishop

-aspe

Conrad

Felt -

Gale -

Rosen

Sullivan -

Tavel

Trotter -

Tele. Room -

Holmes -

Gandy -

1 - Mr. Trainor

SUBJECT:

RABBLE ROUSER-INDEX.

(RACIAL INTELLIGENCE)

1353-48

1 - Mr. Branigan

1 - Mr. R. W. Smith

th - Mx.;

Wannall

1 - Mr. R. D. Cotter

In view of the growing problems created by local Be

rabble rousers from the standpoint of internal security, it

is felt necessary that the criteria for recommending

individuals to be included in this Index should be expanded.

Under the existing criteria the Rabble Rouser Index

served as an index only for individuals who traveled exten-

sively engaging in rabble rousing activities and was limited

to racial disorder.

The expanded criteria will cover

(1) agitators who have demonstrated by their actions and

speeches that they have a propensity for fomenting disorder

of a racial and/or security nature and (2) have attracted

I such attention, nationally of locally, as to be of significant

interest with regard to the over-all civil disturbance

picture.

In the attached proposed SAC Letter instructing the

field with regard to the expanded criteria, it is being

pointed out to the field that it is the intent of this

criteria to have within each division as well as nation-wide

an index of agitators of all types whose activities have a

bearing on the national security.

Hardbook changes are being prepared c splate Manual and

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

15% 12/2.81

RECOMMENDATION:

1€ NOV 28 1967

That the attached proposed SAC Letter be approved.

Enclosure-

Sae little

a detached

WEX-112

JCT: bff

quite

ADEG5

19071

Don

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Tolson.

Salivan

Kohr

Bishop -

Breamar. C.D.

Celeshan

C'onrad

Felt.

"Trie. Room

SECRET

JUTE IN ENVELOPE

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Director, FBI

November 2Ä, 1970

1 - Mr. W.P. Dix

SECURITY INDEX LISTS

There is attached hereto a current list of names

of the individuals

maintained in the Security Index. Names

included in the main portion of the list are arranged

alphabetically. Those individuals coming within

designated groups are.listed on separate pages. Following

each name is information indicating the race,

sex, birth date,

Bureau file number and the Bureau field office covering the

residence of the individual.

It is requested that this list be given utmost

SECUritY.

Enclosure

100-358086

Nie

1011-558-18-4062

WPD: ekn slows

(4)

DOCER09 2442 53

ON

7-33-8P2ALM/180034

IS NOV 25 1970

NOTE:

Letter classified "Secret" as it pertains to the

Security Index, part of

"Secret" Emergency Detention Progran

of Department.

Espionage Section and Special Section not

included. These designated groups are:

U.S. Government Employees

Foreign Government Employees

Cub ans

Those not previously reviewed by the Department

The Department continuously reviews this list in

making its determination relative to those subjects who should

be retained on the Security

Index.

SECRET

GROUP

Excluded

from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

прокома

9659 TELECYRFUNITE

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orm U-13

Ed. 1-26-65

UNITED STATES GO

«NMENT

• Memora-dum

-EPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

102C1

TO

:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

DATE:

February 9,1972

FROM :

Robert C. Mardian

Assistant Attorney General full

Internal Security Division

SUBJECT:

Emergency Detention Program -Er.:/

GENT ALLIA

wale +4- 4967916

Reference is made to the Attorney

General's memorandum to you dated October 22, 1971.

The Department has determined that the

prepositioned instructions for United States

Attorneys and Marshals and related materials

maintained in sealed envelopes in each of your

Bureau's field offices should be destroyed. As

the instructions and related materials contained

the sealed envelopes are classified, they should

destroyed in accordance with Section 1203 of the

be

Department's Regulations Relating to the Protection

of Defense Information.

It will be appreciated if you will

advise when this destruction has been completed.

Dir. I ca

Mr.

Mr. T.."-

Cal:

INT.

Mr. Car-id

MI. I

SATEMENT FENNE

Mr. Ciurajee

Mz. I. ="*=_

Mr. I=

Mr. Vicient

Mr. Mino

Mr. Sorer.

Tele. Fion.

Miss Foimes-

Miss Goody.

т 10.

FIC 02

0Q.

38

REC-4,7%:

115-3619

stars on

SAHIET

$ FEB-9-1912

3.750 Mumme

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=..

Alztel

KOSEN

1

- Is- Callahan (lix. l'arsden)

15

Casper

1 =

is. Dalbey

1 - Ix. Ponder

To: SAG, Albany

REC-47

From: Director, FBI !::

- 3

2/14/72

1 - M. E. S. Milles

1. 06-= 3019

I. J. Smith

- Ix. V. P. Dix

EXERCENCY DETENTION PROGRAM

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE/022-00 BY SP2ALMIRU

Subsequent to the repeal of the Emergency Detention Act

(EDA), the Departnent was requested to advise what disposition should

be made of documents relative to the operation of the Emergency

Detention Program.

The Department now advises that these documents should be

destroyed in accordance with Section 1203 of the Departnent's

regulations Relating to the Protection of Defense Infomation, coples

of which are avallable in all offices. Your defense plans coordinator

should promptly and personally supervise the destruction of these

documents as prescribed in the Department's regulations.

Advise

che

Bureau by airtel,: attention Research Section, the date of their

destruction and the name of the Agent who supervised their

destruction.

(5D-16)

FD-168

FD-16Ei2

The pertinent docurents are as follows: 13-107, rD-1CRbQ-164

FD-169, FD-170, laster Warrant of Arrest, laster Search farcant,

FD-170

Prosidential Wazrant of Arrest and Presidentiat Search Marcont.

FD -1700

meieted

By letter of 8/31/64, all offices then in existence vere

furnished soled envelopes epidoned "Deperimeni of Justice Ine it

Instructions to United States Attorneys" and "Department of Juscico

2 - A11 Offices

NAILED 2

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Airtel to Albany

Re: Energency Detention Frogran

Emergency Instructions to United States inrshals," to be delivered

to the appropriate United States Attornoys and United States Marshals

only upon implementation of the Energency Detention Prograw.

These

envelopes should be destroyed in the sena fashion as the aforenentioned

documents.

See memorandum I. J. Smith to Ix, E. S, Iller, dated

2/11/72, captioned as above, prepared by UPD:g]w.

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Special ill Pots

Acting Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

i storag Genoral / 3/5-

lay 8, 1972

Acting Director, FBI

1

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Mr.

Dalbey

MI.

E. S.

M1ller

HI.

J.

.

Mr.

T.

Smith

M. S1200

EMIC SNCY DETENTION PROGRAM

General

Reference is made to your menorandum dated February 9,

1972, directing the destruction of prevositioned instructions

for United States Attorneys and harshals and related naterials

mantained in sealed envelopes in Bureau field offices.

This is to advise that all such items haye been

destroyed in accordance gith Section 1203 of the Department's

"regulations Relating to the Frotection of Defense Infornatlor."

JMS: g1w

(7)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEI

NOTE:

Pursuant to the Department's 2/9/72 instructions

regarding destruction of documents and materials no longer

required following the discontinuance of the Emergency Detention

Program, all field offices nave now completed the destruction

of pertinent itens.

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5-145b (Rev. 7-13-71)

SECRET

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Director, FBI

EMERGENCY DETENTION PROGRAM

September 13g 1971

1. - Mr. W. C. Patterson

1 - Mc.

W. P. Dix

The name of the subject appearing below has been

approved for inclusion in the Security Index by the Internal

Security Division of the Department.

Name:

GARITAR EARI. BROCKS

FBI File Number: 157-13214

Department Approved: Februory 5, 1970

Date of Last Report: Septembes I, 1971

Investigation has failed to develop evidence of recent

subversive activities or affiliations on the part of the subject.

all pertinent intormation concerning the reported past subversive

activities of the subject has been furnished the Records

@Administration Office.

MAILED 23,

EP Z8 1971

It is requested that the results of the investigation be

reviewed to determine whether the subject's name should continue

to be included in the Security Index.

700-398030

1 - Seattle (157-1055)

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NOTE: SAC,

Secucle

5

SEP 181971

Tolson

Pending receipt of reply from Deparment, subject's name will be retained in Security Indess zies i

Felt

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1 - 157-13214

Bishop

(Brooks

Brernan. C.D.

WPDiekn

Callahan

NOTE:

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as pertains to SI and EDP, component parts of which are so classifiea

Casper

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FORM IS-44 (REV. 5-14-64)

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

United States

overnment

MEMORAINDUM

SEC

RET

To:

Rey From:

Subject:

:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Date. enfember 24, 197J

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Security Index oard dancallse

INDEX REVIEW

Re: GARNER EARL

1BPOOKS)

FBINO. 159-13214

Reports of investigation have been reviewed as reguested

by you on 9-13-71

Old and yalloces

It has been determined that indexing of this case for future

review should be

- .

I continued

l discontinued

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SAC, Scattle (157-1055)

Director,

FBI (157-13214)

(GARNER, EARL, BROOK

AM • BEL

9/27/71.

1 -

Mc. W. C. Pacterson

1 -

Mr. W. F. Dix

Freurity Tator sapo auscattes

ReBulet to the Department dated

9/13/71

captioned "Emergency Detention Program, " a copy of which

was furnished your office.

By letter dated

9/24/71

, the Department

advised that the subject's name should be removed from the

Security-Index. This action has been taken at the Bureau and

similar action should be taken with respect to the cards main-

tained in your office.

1 = 100-398030

# be bile: 59457407582

(Emergency Detention Program).

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FORM IS-44 (REV. 5-14-64)

DEPARTMENI OF JUSTICE

•United States Government

MEMORANDUM

• SECRET

To:

Rey From:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Assistant Attornoy Geheral

Internal Security Division

Subject: INDEX REVIEW

Date:

Cotober i

I97I.:

TASKS

TeRRES /

FBINO 165=158571

Reports of investigation have been reviewed as

requested

by you on

It has been determined that indexing of this case for future

review should br

L-continued

discontinued

Commentary:

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Director, FBI (Bufile-

SAC,

DATE:

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Name

Aliases

Citizenship

[a Native Bom

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Key Activist List

1.

Stewart Albert

2

Robert Bruce Avakian

3.

William Charles Ayers

4.

Edward John Benedict

5.

6.

Douglas Carlos Bernhardt

Norman Lee Bernstein

7.

8.

Russell Lloyd Block

Kathie Boudin

9.

Robert Gaylord Burlingham

10.

Gregory Alan Calvert

11.

Peter Miguel Camejo

12.

Scott Cami1

13.

Steven Roy Carl

• 14.

15.

Deborah Olive Russell Chapman

Judith Alice Clark

16.

Walter Leslie Colenan, Jr.

17.

18.

Stephanie Jean Coontz

Dennis Dickson Cunningham

19.

Gregor Barry Daniel

20.

Carl Alfred Davidson

21.

Angela Yvonne Davis

22°

John Willard Davis

23.

Rennard Cordon Davig

24.

Saranel Davis

25.

David Tyre Dellinger

26.

Bernardine Rae Dohrn

27.

Jennifer Ellen Dohrn

28.

Douglas Fitzgerald Dewa

rainen on pohrbewe

29.

Susan Judith Eanet

30. Nicholas Michael Egleson

31. Linda Sue Evans

32. Ronald David Fliegelman

33.

Jane Fonda

34.

Patricia Marilyn Forman

35.

Donald Martin Freed

36. Richard Harris Freer

37. John Radford Froines

38.

Norman David Fruchter

39. John Allen Fuerst

40.

Edward Thomas Galloway

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Thomas Neville Gardner

Harry Jeffrey Gee

John Gerassi

Michael John Golash, JI.

Theodore Gold

Bruce Lawrence Goldberg

Carlton Benjanin Goodlett

Frederick Michael Gordon

Rohert Steven Greenblatt

Vernon Townes Grizzard

Roy Bartee Halle, JI.

Steven Edward Halliwell

Lawrence Frederick Hammel

Leonard Handelsman

TErry Annette Hardy

Thomas Emnett Hayden

Hayden

Judith Lee Hemblen

Phoebe Elizabeth Hlrsch

Abbott Howard Hoffman

Alfred Henry Hubbard

Noel Saul Ignatin

Jared Michael Israel

John Gregory Jacobs

Naomi Esther Jaffe

Michael Gaylord James.

Jeffrey Carl Jones

Thonas Michael Justesen

Donald #. Kalish

Charles Clark Kissinger, JX.

David Benjamin Klafter

Michael Kenneth Klonsky

Richard Phillips Koch

Robert Kraner

Paul James Rrassner

William Moses Kunstler

Robert Terence Lamb

Jonathan David Lerner

Michael Philip Lerner

Leslie Iincoln

Carol Diane Ilphan

Howard Machtinger

Fric Michael Mann

Charles Clark Marshall, III

Celeste McCullough

James Stewart Meachan

Michael Fanwick Meiselman

James Gerald Mellen

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91.

John Allon ilyere

92.

Julle Ann Nichanin

93. Carl Ireston oglesby, II.

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Richard Robin Palmar

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Handy Jane Penken

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Robort Milton Fardui

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Patty Ide PArAklOs

100.

SIANSY MOTILA POCK

2011

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Ilgan John Pennington, III

Janos Robert Prickett

103.

104.

Rebecca Adolphina EIchner Reavis

Martha SuBar Riete

105.

TerIy Franklin Tobbins

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Daniel Jaach Rosenshine

107.

David Michaal Rosoft

108€

Robert Benty Roth

109.

110.

Jerry clyde ruhin

Hark #1111am Rodd

111.

IrViNg G. SZINORI

112.

Marlo Robert savio

113.

Daniel Jay Schacht

118.

Robert ScheRI

115.

Jaffroy Dugardyn shero

116.

David Samuel Sirpson

117.

Jeffroy cole singleton.

116.

alan spector

119.

Morgan Charles Spector

120. Michael tonio Splegel

121-

Donald way Stang

122.

Andrer Dean Stapp

123.

124.

starsha Rhala Steinbeis

Robert Frederick stern

1250

Caroline Hargaret Fanner

126.

George Martin Vlaslte

127.

Eeward Lawrence Heiner.

12B.

Ina Joel Meiner

129.

ItonaId Irving Meintlasa

130.

Core Melas

132.

LasIenCe MIchael BE13S

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Michael Lane Welch

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Lyns Barbada hells

Cathlyn Platt fialkenson

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ronald Janes Young.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1902 101H94

GSA FPMA (AI CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Mr.

J.

Adams

FROM

:Lega,

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

1 - Mr.

Mintz

1

.- Mr. Adams

1. - Mr. Wannall

DATE: 9/25/75

1 - Mr. Cregar

- MI. Malmfeldt

- MI. Hotis

1

• - Mr. Daly

Assoc. Dir.

Asst. DiF

Admin-

Comp. Mys1.

Ext. Affairs

Filos & Com.

Gon. Iny.

Idant.

Inspection

On 9/24/75, Robert Kelley, designee on the Senate

Select Committee for Senator Charles McC. Mathias, advised

that the Senate Select Committeé has scheduled open hearings

for october z9th and 3oth concerning informant matters.

These

hearings will set forth the Bureau's policies, procedures, con-

trols, etc., concerning informants. Additionally, according to

Kelley, it is the intention of the Committee to have "surfaced"

Bureau informants appear to testify and also to have the Agent

personnel who handled these particular informants testify.

Kelley requested that since he will be handling this

particular aspect of the Committee hearings that he be given a

briefing on informant matters on Friday, 9/26/75. Arrangements

have been made for this briefing with the Intelligence Division.

RECOMMENDATION:

done

concerning this particular aspect of the Senate Select Com-

mittee inquiry.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIER

Wen

DATED: 27-00 BYLESALMIL

grou

per

goin

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EDERAL GUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

OCT 0 2 1975098

TELETYPE

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Assoc. Dir. -

Dep.-A.D.- Adm

Dep.-A.D.-Inv.-

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. --

Ext. Affairs -

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection

Intell

Launratory

Plan. &

Evi

Spec. Inv.

Training

Teleply

Direcior see,

E URBAL NY CODE

:2035 PM

URGENT OCTOBER 82, 1975

DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395)

PROM&

SAC, NEW YORK: (185-146601)

AIINB INTD Y-OT GREGAR.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

SEUST UDY - 1975

ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1973, SPECIAL ABENT DANIEL AO FLYNN REVIEVED

THE TRANSCRIPT OF HIS TESTIMONY JAKEN BEFORE THE SENATE SELECI

COMMITTEE ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1975 AT ROOM G3A8; DIRKSEN SENATE OFFICE,

EQUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC. IME TRANSCRIPT CONSISIS OF: 59 LEGAL-

_SIZE DOUBLE SPACED TYPEKRITTEN PAGES. EACH PAGE CLASSIFIED "TOP

SEGRET? NUMEROUS GRAMNATICAL AND MINOR EDITING CORRECIIONS WERE

JADE: ON A YELLOW PAD PAPER PROVIDED BY THE COMMITTEE: EACH PADE OF

THE YELLOU PAD PAPER HAS SIGNED IN DATED EE SPECIAL 659S YEA

REC-6162-116395

ONE ERROR OF SUBSTANCE VAS NOTED BY SPECIAL AGENI FLYNN. ONE LINE

OF THE TRANSCRIPI REFERRED TO A "WE"

SPECIAL FLYNN INDICATED THAT

#1: OCT 7 1975

INE "WE* SHOULD READ "HE" STAFF COUNSEL, JAMES VIDICK ADVISED.

SPECIAL AGENT FLYUN THAI THE SIGNED CORRECTIONS ON THE YELLOW PAD

PAPER VOULD BE INSERTED INTO THE FOLDER "I SPEGIAL

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TESTIMONY: AND WILL BE REVIEWED BY THE SENATORS OU THE CONVIIIEE-

IF. FURTHER USE IS TO BE MADE OF INE TESTIMONY, IHE SENATORS WILL

VOTE ON IME QUESTION OF IHE ONE SUBST ANT IVE. ERROR AND THE TESTIMONY

WILL THEN BE RETYPED INCLUDING THE CORRECTIONS NOTED aY SPECIAL

AgENT FLYNN.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR 6A1 CFRO 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Assocodir

pép. 'AD Ad

TO

MI. J.

Adams!,

FROM

1 - Mr.

Mintz

1 - Mr.

Wannall

1 - Mr. Cregar

DATE: 9/29/75

I - Mr. Hotis

1 - Mr. Daly

Dep. No

inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. _

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection -

'Legal Counse

Intoll..

Laboratory

SUBJECT:SENSTUDY 75

Flan.&

Spec. inv. -

Training

Tolephone Rm. -

Director Sec y -

On 9/26/75, James Dick of the Senate Select

Committee

requested that former Special Agent Don Moore be made available

for Staff interview.

The topics for the interview will be the

NSA Watch List and mail openings.

RECOMMENDATION:

That former SA Don Moore be released for purposes of

interview by the Senate Select Committee from any existing

employment agreement.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

• HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DITE/102200Y SASHIN SHO

fire

1 - Personnel File - Don Moore

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 8962 EDITION

'GSA FPAIR 141 CER 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. J.

Adams

Legal/Counsel

1 - Mr. Mintz

1

- Mr. Adams

1

- Mr. Wannall

DATE: 9/29/75

1 - Mx. Cregar

- Mr. Hotis

1

. - Mr. Daly

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AR Adin

Dep. AD

Asst. Dir

Admin. /

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs -

Filos & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection -

Intell.

AUL INFORMATION CONTAINED

SENSTUDY

75;

Plan. & Eval..

Spec. Inv. -

Training

Telephone Rm. _

Director Sec'y -

Reference is made to memorandum dated 9/26/75

captioned as above.

• Pursuant to the recommendation contained in the

referenced memorandum, Assistant Director John A. Mintz

telephonically contacted Mary Wagner of the Deputy Attorney

General's office and expressed Section Chief Robert L

Shackelford's desire that he have personal representation

during his appearance in open session before the Senate

Select Committeel?It was explained that while there was

no personal involvement in the topic of the

"Bureau's relationship with IRs by shackeltorn, namely

the pos-

sibility of questions during the open session being directed

'toward areas involving personal involvement by Section Chief

Shackelford concerned this Bureau. Mary Wagner indicated she

would look into this matter and recontact the Legal Counsel

Division concerning this matter.

Subsequently, she telephonically contacted SA Paul V.

(Daly of the Legal Counsel Division and advised that the Depart-

ment would furnish counsel to Section Chief Shackelford and that

that. counsel would be David Anderson from the Civil Division who

accompanied Section Chief Shackelford during his deposition on

she explained it was the Department's position that

Section Chief Shackelford did not experience difficulty. during

the deposition and that since the same topic was. to form the

basis of the open hearing testimony that an attorney serving

the interests of the United States Government would be suffi-

cient to likewise protect the interests of Section Chief

Shackelford.

She stated that if the Committee

during oper

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Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams

RE:

SENSTUDY 75

session was to inquire concerning matters outside the topic

namely the relationship. between the

of course, raise the objection

area.

RECOMMENDATION:

For information.

gon

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

FBI

LInited Biates Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES. 21, 84TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

October 6, 1975

Michel E. Shaheen, JI., Esq.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

J. S. Department of Justice

Nashington, D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

Osenstudy, 751

The Select Committee plans to hold hearings on

activity. In preparation

for that hearing the Committee plans to consider in executive

session on Tuesday October 7, at 10 a.m.. the question of making

public certain names of American citizens placed on the "watch

list". In that connection, the Committee desires to have by

that time, a statement from the FBI setting forth the reasons

for including the following individuals and organizations on

the NSA "watch list":

1.

Grover C. McArthur (Racial Matters

- Black Panther Party)

2.

Black Student Union, University of

Southern Alabama

3. RoY Innis. (Black Nationalist Movement)

4. Muhammud Ali (aka Cassius Clay)

5. Richard Gregory

6. James Forman

Where the file on the individual or organization

does not disclose a specific reason for placing the name on

the "watch list"

, the FBI should supply a statement as to the

reasons for its investigative interest in the individual or

"watch list"

ovatehzation at or about the time of its inclusion in the

REC 68: 62-116

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ST 114

Sincerely,

41.

OCT 7 1975

ALL IS BO, CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

ohn T. Elllf

Director

Domestic Intelligence Task Force

CC: William 0. Cregar

1-Ad Hoc

10-4-21

62-116395

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Date:

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Transmit the following in

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ALL INFORMATION CONTA

LINCLAS

HEREIN IS

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWI

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (62-116395)

CATT:

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IS SECRET

FROM TO SAC, NEW YOR (105-146607)

SUBJECT: (

SENSTUDY 1.975

IS -R

1-00

CLASSIFIED BYC

On 9/16/75, SA JAMES P. KEHOE was in telephonic

contact with former supervisor ARNOLD E. BRANDT who

advised

that he had testified before the

Senate SeTect Committee

(SSC) staff on 9/15/75,

and that they questioned him gener-

ally about the same subjects which SA KEHOE had discussed

with the committee, namely SAM, SUN, GUS and Z.

BRANDT

stated that he experienced no difficulty and that his

recollection about these matters had been hazier than SA

they free els, felt that he added nothing to what.

ST. 114. REC 68

On 9/17/75, SA KEHOE attempted to recontact former

supervisor BRANDT to secure additional data concerning his

testimony before the SSe, at which time SA KEHoe was informed..

that BRANDT was presently travelling and was en route to

informed

London, England.

He would notreturn to the New Larkcare 1b95

1½ weeks.

0n 9/17/75,

SA KEHOE was in telephonic contact

with former

SAC JOSEPH SCHMIT, who

advised

that he had

testin)

fied

before the Committee staff on

9/16/75.

He stated that!:

OR SECRET

New York

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ne, too, was questioned relative io the sane mattersievel

that the questions asked were generally of a higher

with regard to authorization, etc.

1 nad been

SCHMIT stated that ne

put under oath by a

female who also operated a

stenotypermachine and recorded

the proceedings.

He had

been adrasad tnac he nad a rigne to read the transcript of

proceedings and they would notify him when the transcript

was completed. SCHMIT advised

he intended to exercise this

privilege.

With regard to this interview, SCHMIT advised he

was interviewed

the Everette Dirksen Senate Building from

10:05 AM until 12:15

Pri on 9/16/75.

At the cime he was put

under oath by the female who operated the stenotype machine.

He did not know the name of this woman, but did notice that

she was unknown to the two attornies who were conducting the

interview

as they had to introduce themselves to her. The

attornies'

names were JIM DICK and TOM DAWSON.

Regarding his conference with former Attorney General

ROBERT F. KENNEDY, SCHMIT stated

that at the time of this con-

Terence there was

a general criminal

intelligence conference

being held in the WYO and that at one point in this conference

he was asked io brief

ine Accorney General on the espionage

situation. SCHMIT advised that at

this time he arrived at the

conference with three members of nis staff, former supervisors

ARNOLD BRANDT, JOHN DANAHY and JOHN MABEY.

SCHMIT stated that

in addition to these people the individuals who were already

Ere Able the conference were all the SAcs and JOHN F, HALONE.

In addition to the Attorney General, there was a

public relations man who accompanied him whose name was not

recalled by schill,

and former Assistant Director COURTNEY

SCHMIT did

not recall ever reducing this

'EVANS.

conference to writing,

but stated that if it was, and it may well have been, it would

have been done soinewnere

in the criminal

intelligence files

that

were reporting the general criminal intelligence oonference.

With regard to who might recall specifics of this file,

SCHMIT suggested

contacting former Nyo Supervisors JOHN DANAHY

or JOHN JOYCE, or former SAC WILLIAM ALEXANDER, whom he thinks

might

have been the SAC of the Criminal Division at the time.

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Regarding what he discussed with the Attorney

General, SCHMIT stated

that he could not really recall

the

specifics, but probably discussed the programs we were

conducting such as SAM, sUn, Gus and Z, because in effect

we were telling the Accorney General what accomplishments

we were making, so SCHMIT felt that these would have been

mentioned.

However, he could not specifically recall the

duss contemporary espicase fasts at he proba dis-

In addition to this conference, SCHMIT advised

that KENNEDY received a second briefing

which he, SCHMIT,

not recall.

However, when he was discussing

his testi

mony with former NO Supervisor FRANCIS GALLANT, GALLANT

SCHMIT that KENNEDY came back a

second time at a later

and that he, GALLANT, brought KENNEDY up to date in

was being done in the espionage field.

SCHMIT stated,

however,

he did not even recall this

happening after GALLANT

had told him on

a previous occasion.

SCHMIT stated

that all of this information,

including

the fact that

had a right to

review the

trans-

cript, would be placed

in his memo and he would furnish this

memo

to the ilYo, to be forwarded to the Bureau.

Review of the pertinent files in Division Ill failed

to reflect any record of former SAC JOSEPH

SCHMIT's discussion

with the then Attorney General ROBERT F. KENNEDY.

Supervisors and Agents with extensive experience in

the field of espionage were contacted and did recall that former

Attorney General KENNEDY visited the MYo during early 1960s, but

individuals were not aware of the details of the discussions

which cook place in the NO between the then Attorney General

KENNEDY and the

executives of the NYo.

It is brought to the attention of the Bureau that the

NYu did not attempt to review the criminal intelligence files

and will take no action in this area unless advised by the

Bureau.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

¡ MAY 196SREDITION

GSA FPAIR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. J. B. Adams

I FROM : Legal

1 - Mr.

Mintz

- Mr.

Wannall

1

- Mr

Cregar

DATE: 9/10/75

1

1

- Mr. Hotis

- Mr. Daly

counsel Division firtil

SUBJECT:

SENSTUDY 75

Assoc. DiT. -

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin..

Comp. Syst. _

Ext. Affairs —

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection -

Intell. -

aboratory -

dal Coun.

Plan: & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. —

Training -

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

On 9/10/75, Paul Wallach, Senate Select Committee

9/15/75. The topic of the interview will be mail openings.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

(1) That any existing employment agreement be waived

for purposes of an interview by the Senate Select Committee.

(2) That the Intelligence Division insure Mary

Triplett is advised that this Committee may contact her for

purposes of an interview.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSINIE

(3) That the Office of Congressional Affairs will

appropriately advise the Senate Select Committee of the current

Location of Maxy Tripletti

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ADDENDUM:

INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

WOC : 1hb

9/11/75

Mary Triplett is a retired employee who worked in

the Intelligence Division.

She processed the Hunter mail (mail

intercepts received from CIA) for the Bureau. She is single

and is 60-plus years old. Miss Iriplett was a very intense

person, and Division personnel who worked with her over the

years believe, should she be interviewed by the Staff of the

Senate Select Committee (SSC) without the benefit of an Agent

present, it could adversely affect her physical and mental

health.

The Justice Department is looking into possible

criminal sanctions on behalf of CIA and FBI personnel involved

in the Hunter Project. It is conceivable that an interview by

the Staff of the SSC could work to Miss Triplett's detriment

in light of the Department's inquiry.

Previously, the Department, with the concurrence of

the White House, did not make available for an abuse interview

two female clerical employees of the Newark Office without

these employees being accompanied by a Departmental representative.

Under current guidelines for interviews during abuse situations,

we can seek to have a representative present during such an

interview subject to the approval of SSC.

Miss Triplett will be made aware of the Department's

inquiry and advised that she may desire to seek legal counsel.

As you are aware, the Attorney General is presently considering

the legal question as to whether the Department can provide

legal counsel to former and current FBI employees.

Until such

time as the Attorney General arrives at a decision, it is felt

we should recommend to the Department that Miss Triplett's

interview be postponed.

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ADDENDUM CONTINUED:

RECOMMENDATION:

1.. Prior to furnishing the SSC the current address

of Miss Triplett, the Legal Counsel Division will query the

Department as to the status of the Attorney General's decision

regarding legal representation for former and current employees.

2. In the event the Attorney General determines

legal representation cannot be provided Miss Triplett, we will

attempt to obtain the SSC's approval to have an Agent present

during the interview of Miss Triplett to assure her the Bureau

has not abandoned her.

advise beget, we do nat

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UNICATENS SECHON

SEP 2 5 1975

3800 PM URGENI: 9123/75

TO DIRECTOR

682-116395) NR: 888-23

LEGAT

BUENOS AIRES (62-37)

FROM LEGAT BRASILIA (62 - 6)

NR 012-23

As + Dix...

Dep.-A.D.-Adm._

Asst. jvir.:

Admin.

Comp.

Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv. -

Ident.

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Plan. & Eval.

Spec. InV. --

Ir.ining .

Legal Coun.

Telephone Rm. -

Director See'y

SENSTUDY - 75.

REBUCAB SEPTEMBER 19, 1975, AND BUECAB SEPTEMBER 22, 1975.

LEGAT, BRASILIA, INTERVIEWED SEPTEMBER 22, 1975, BY DAVID

AARON AND WILLIAM TRUEHEART, STAFF MEMBERS OF CHURCH COMMITTEE.

INTERVIEW COMMENCED AT 5:85 PM, ENDING AI 5350 PM. ALTHOUGH

BOTH PARTICIPATED IN INQUIRIES CONCERNING FUNCIION OF LEGAT IN BRAZIL,

AARON WAS DOMINANT IN INTERVIEWING PROCESS. BOTH DISPLAYED

:...

PROFESSIONAL AND CORDIAL MANNER DURING DISCUSSION AND NEITHER

DIRECTED ANY INQUIRY DELVING-INTO THE THREE CATEGORIES LISTED IN

REBUCAB.

MAJOR DIRECTION OF INTERVIEW LEANED TOWARD DESIRE IO LEARN

EXAMPLES WHEREBY CIA HAD WITHHELD DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION OF

INTEREST TO OTHER AGENCIES. BOTH DISPRET

AYER REAL INTEREST

AS TO

-TEAM" CONCEPS AND COORDINATION DE INTEL AGNES BATHERI NE

395-825

OFFICIALS WITHIN EMBASSY. CRUX OF INQUIRIES EVOLVED ABOUT CIA

ACT JUITIES INESDE AND OUTSIDE EMBASSY SPECIFIC GAME PLAIN

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QUESTIONS PLACED WITH LEGAI TO ASCERTAIN IF FBI INVOLVED IN SOVIET

EMBASSY "WALK-INS" AS WELL AS RECRUITMENT OF DOUBLE AGENTS AND CIA-

ORIENTED TYPES. OF ACTIVITIES. SUBJECI OF TWO CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES, IN

BRAZIL BRIEFLY DISCUSSED AND BOTH INVESTIGAIORS APPEARED UNDERSTANDING

AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH NECESSITY OF EACH IO SERVE FBI'S AND

U..S. GOVERNMENT'S BEST INTERESTS IN BRAZIL.

IN SUMMARY, DISCUSSION CONCERNING LEGAT'S ROLE AND FUNCTION IN

BRAZIL SEEMED TO BE ROUTINE IN NATURE WITH FEW, IF ANY, POINTED

QUESTIONS DIRECTED AT FBI OPERATIONS OVERSEAS... THOSE QUESTIONS

SEEMINGLY BEARING MOST WEIGHT CONCERNED POSSIBLE UNAUTHORIZED ACTIVI-

TIES OF CIA AND ITS LACK OF COOPERATION AND COORDINATION WITH FBI

AND DAO..

MESSRS• AARON AND IRUEHEART DEPARTED MORNING SEPTEMBER 23, 1975,

ENROUTE MONTEVIDEO, ARRIVING BUENOS AIRES AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 24,

1975.

CLASSIFIED SECRET XGDS-2 BY 5743 INASMUCH AS THE MATTER HAS

BEEN SO CLASSIFIED BY U.S. DEPARIMENT OF STATE.

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER. IR.. T

WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JIS, MD.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR/

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

FBI

LInited States Benate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, 84TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

October 2, 1975

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special

Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

i senstere

Attached are requests for FBI and Department of Justice materials.

Please consider these to be, priority requests.

Sincerely,

du tellif

John T. Elliff

Director

Domestic Intelligence Task Force

Paul V. Daly

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFICO

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Additional Requests Regarding FBI Mail Intercepts

1.

2.

All material pertaining to a meeting between Mr. D. E.

Moore, MI. A. H. Belmont, and Attorney General

Nicholas de B. Katzenbach on or about February 27,

1965 regarding FBI mail intercept operations.

All material pertaining to an FBI mail, opening project in

regard to a suspected Soviet or Soviet-bloc illegal

• agent who resided in Riverside, California and occurred

da pertain one to

for approximately four to eight weeks in autumn of

1961

or 1962.

Mail was allegedly. opened in the FBI

resident office in Riverside.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

EREIN IS UNCLASSIFIEL

DAF/0.27.003Y. SPALM/RU

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FBI

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

OCT 1

1975

FROM:

10/

SUBJECT:

TO:

Jonn

A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel

Division

federal Bureau of Investigation

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for

Coordination

Intelligencel Sit p- 1975

Senate Select Committee Request

Attached is a letter dated September 29, 1975,

from Senator Church to the Attorney General.

Committee Chairman requests certain information from

the Bureau,

• Please arrange for an appropriate and

prompt response.

ALL BELT CATION CONTAINED

CC:

Paul Daly

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWEP. TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN'

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN.

HALTER F- ITONDALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

W'LTENTS. HUDDLESTON, KY.

CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

ROBERT MORGAr, N.C.

RICHARD 5. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

Inited States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO 5. RES. 21, HITH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

September 29, 1975

Attorney General Edward H. Levi

Department of Justice

Washington, D.C.

20530

Dear Mr. Levi:

'ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN •IS UNCLASSICIED

DATE/5:27:00 BYSPALM/RU

At the close of his testimony on September 25,

Mr. Charles Brennan, former Chief of Domestic Intelligence

Division, indicated that he could not answer a question

posed to him by me.

The question relates to the status of

a so-called "closed" FBI Domestic Intelligence case file.

Suppose that the individual who is subject of the file is a

member of the military service or applies for employment

with a federal government agency, and the agency requests an

FBI name check.

What information would be provided to the

federal agency by the FBI as the result of that name check?

What information would be provided to that agency if the FBI

conducted a background investigation on that individual?

With respect to surreptitious entries for the pur-

pose of installing electronic surveillance equipment, which

are referred to on page three of the September 24, 1975 letter

from Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., to myself, I would appreciate

answers to the following additional questions:

1. What has been the number of such entries for

each year since 1960?

2.

What has been the number of separate targets

for each year since 1960?

3.

What has been the total number of

separate

targets since 1950?

I would also request access, under agreed upon pro-

cedures, to a list of such targets, ana.

the dates of the entries.

Sincerely,

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Chairman

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G, TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR.. TENN.

WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

WALTER D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

@nited States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO 5. RES, 21, 84TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

• October 1, 1975

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esquire

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

• Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530

Dear Mr. Shaheen:

In my letter to you of September 11, 1975, request was made

(No. 25) for disclosure of telephone logs derived from electronic.

surveillance of a number of individuals. Your office has advised

that such logs exist and access is now requested for review of these

documents by David Bushong and Andrew Postal. Request is also made

• for review of any files which may contain information (including logs)

relating to electronic surveillance of the following.

1. Santos Trafficante

2.

Tony Verona

3. Miro Cordona

4.

Manollo Ray

5.

Pedro San Juan

Enrico Ruiz Williams

7. Roberto Sanroman

Pursuant to request No. 26 of September 11, 1975, letter we additionally

request that the logs produced from electronic surveillance of Santos

Trafficante be made available for review by Messis. Bushong and Postal.

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As regards material relevant to Sam Giancana (also request No. 26),

access for review of logs is restricted to the periods September 1960

through May 1961 and October 1961 through April 1962.

Access to logs of electronic surveillance will be in conformance

with special procedures previously agreed to between Committee staff

and Department of Justice.

Sincerely,

Director

Domestic. Intelligence Task Force

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

SEP 3 0 1975

Slap

.

, Man

FROM:

SUBJECT:

TO:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

(Senstudy -25)

Senate Select Committee Request of 9/29/75

Attached is a letter dated September 29, from the Senate

Select Comittee which requests various materials from the

Bureau. Please arrange for an appropriate response.

(You will note that the last paragraph requests Depart-

mental files and is, therefore, not for your attention.)

ALL IEIITORATATION CONTAINED

DATE 00100 SALM /RU

DATE/D0

cc: Paul Daly

REC 68 62-116395-821

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SEP 3 D 1975

TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT: Senate Select Comittee Request of 9/29/75

Attached is a letter dated September 29, from the Senate

Select Committee which requests various materials from the

Bureau. Please arrange for an appropriate response

(You will note that the last paragraph requests Depart-

mental files and is, therefore, not for your attention.)

co: Paul Daly

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do the in

FRANK CHURCH. IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICI CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. HART, IIICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN.

WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN.

'HARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ.

SVALTER D HUDDLESTON, ISY.

CHARLES MC C. MATHIAS, JR., MD.

ROBERT MORGAN, M.C.

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY FIRT, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL

Irited Diates Benate

TUDY GOVERNMENTAM ITERATIONS WIT

ESPECT TO INTELLICENCE ACTIVITIS

(PURSUANT TO S. RES. 21, 84TH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

September 29, 1975

Michael. E. Shaheen, JI., Esg.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of üustice

Washington: D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

ALL INYORMATION CONTAINED

DIT 6212031 SAALRW

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

Enclosed is a document request. for materials

pertaining to,the King matter.

I would like to set October 6, 1975 as a dead-

line for delivery of all outstanding previously-requested

documents pertaining

to the King matter and October 13,

1975 for delivery of'all documents requested on the

attached list.

I would also appreciate your arranging a briefing

for Mike Epstein for sometine this week by knowledgable

FBI personnel concerning:

The present location and organization of any

files and materials which were found to be in

William C. Sullivan's Bureau office when he was denied

further access

thereto in or about

September 1971; and

Б.

A description of the contents of such files

and materials.

Finally, we would like to have access to the

Department of Justice files pertaining to Martin Luther

King, JI. and/or the Southern Christian Leadership Confer-

ence

• for the year 1962.

The materials in these "DJ" files

11Wl3) be reviewed pursuant to the terms of the procedural

agreement betweer

the Committee and the Department, i.e.,

ECEyabsecuent to review of such files certain items will be

SEP 2Org7SY

resignated to be screened for delivery.

Sincerely,

ENCLOSURE

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KING DOCUMENT REQUEST

(DELETED)

2: All materials relating to rental or other arrangements made

by the FBI for the use of an apartment or premises located

• in the Peachtree Towers, Atlanta, Georgia, as a listening

• post, as well as all materials relating to the termination

of such arrangements, use, and/or occupancy.

3. Access to all Forms FD 185 and attachments (including

forms entitled "Performance Rating Guide for Investigative

Personnel") for Special Agent Alden F. Miller for the

years 1960-1968.

4.

Any

materiais reflecting dates upon which Special Agent

William D. Campbell, while attached to the Washington

Field Office, was on special or temporary assignment at

FBI Headquarters (Laboratory or Intelligence Division),

between january 1, 1964 and the date of his transfer to

the Laboratory Division at FBI Headquarters.

5. Materials which would reflect the authority and instructions

issued for FBI personnel to surveil, monitor, investigate

and/or report on civil rights demonstrations, protests,

rallies, or marches which involved Martin Luther King, Jr.

and the

Southern Christian Leadership Conference prior to

October 23, 1962.

6. Materials reflecting authority for and instructions issued

prior to. October 23, 1962, with respect to developing

information.

.. concerning the SCLC relating to racial

matters

(which) must be reported under the racial matters

caption," and the maintenance of "a separate file on SCIC

relating to racial incidents (157-632)." (See first para-

graph on page 2 of October 23,

1962 letter from the Director

to the SAC, Atlanta, captioned "Communist Infiltration of

the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Internal

Security - C")

ALL INFORIGATION CONTAINED

ENCLOSURE,

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7: All materials reflecting proposals, recommendations or

decisions to include Martin Luther King on the Security,

Reserve, Rabble-Rouser, and/or Agitator Index or list,

and/or his designation as a Key Activist,key Black Extremists,

Fop Functionary and/or Key Figure..

8 :

All materials from August 28, 1963 to December 31, 1964

which pertain to the distribution by the United States

Information Agency of a film of the march on Washington,

including such materials as concern or reflect contacts

or correspondence between the FBI and the USIA or between

the FBI and the White House concerning such film.

9. SAC Letter No. 59-2, dated 1/13/59, including the Security

letter attached thereto pertaining to Racial Matters.

10. The Manual changes referred to in the Racial Matters section

of the Security letter identified in Item 9 above.

11. Memorandum From

Mr. Rosen

to the Director, dated 1/7/59

captioned "Racial Matters" that is referenced in the

proposed letter to all SAC/s which was typed on 1/7/59 and

which became the Racial, Matters section of Item 9 above.

12. Memorandum dated February 11, 1960,

from W. B. Wette to

A. Rosen, captioned "Racial Matters."

13. Airtel to all offices dated February 12, 1960, captioned

"Racial Matters."

• 14. Memorandum dated June 26, 1963, from Mr. Rosen to Mr.

Belmont, captioned "Racial Matters."

15. Airtel dated June 27, 1963 from the Director to all

continental offices, captioned "Racial Matters."

16. Memorandum dated January 23, 1959, From Mr. Rosen to the

Director, captioned "Bombing Matters or Racial Matters

(New Classification)."

17. SAC letter sent on 1/28/59 which was attached to the

memorandum identified in Item 16 above.

18. All' versions of Section 122 of the Manual of Instructions.

which were in effect from 1955 through 1965.

19. All materials reflecting correspondence, contacts, or

counmunications, or proposed correspondence contacts, or

communications, between FBI personnel and:

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n3-.

A. Samuel Riley Pierce, JI.

B. DI. Frank R. Barnett

(See memorandum from W. C. Sullivan to A. H. Belmont,

dated January 8, 1964, captioned

"Samuel Riley Pierce,

JI.!

280 Park Avenue, New York 17, N.Y.")

20.

All materials reflecting correspondence between any FBI

headquarters personnel and former Chief of Police

Jenkins, Atlanta, Georgia, concerning or pertaining to

Martin Luther King, Jr., and/or the Southern Christian

Leadership Conference from January 1, 1960 through

April 1968.

21. All materials pertaining to (a) the nomination, and (b) the

selection, of Martin Luther King, Jx., for the Nobel Prize.

Yet in

ilar

seems

fusioned a spr

? previously.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

SEP 2 5 1975

TO:

John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request

Jenstu. ly, 25)

Attached for your attention and prompt response is another

letter of request from the Senate Select Committee.

of certain dimente by the Seite has rested delivery

B

ALL TSINER "ARON CONTAINED

DA 70.21.0018 M/RU

cc: Paul Daly

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FRANK CHURCH, IDAHO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICÊ CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. HART, MICH.

HOWARD H. BAKER, J

WALTER F. MONDAL I, MINN.

BAPRY GOLDWATER, A

"WALTEN'D. HUDDLESTON, KY.

ROBERT MORGAN, N L

RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

•GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

"FREDERIC) A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINURITY COUNSEL

IN.

United States Senate

SELECT COMMITTEE TO

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

• (PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, 9ITH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

September 23, 1975

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.,

Esg.

Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530 :

Dear Mike:

In response to discussion with James Johnson

and John Thomas of the Bureau by Select committee stati

members Thomas Dawson and James De Marco, we have agreec

to a revision of the list of names that appear in the

September 4, 1975, letter of request signed by F.A.O.

Schwarz.

As discussed with James, Johnson on Monday,

September 22, Bureau personnel are conducting a review of

the entire case files and all documents relevant to the

SSCT request of September 4, 1975, as revised in Attach-

ment 1, with specific attention to the areas outlined in

Attachment 2 of this letter.

We would like delivery of

these documents to the Committee, if possible, by Friday,

September 26, 1975.

For the sake of expediency, all excision neces-

sary for declassification should be completed by that same

date.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIR IS, UNCLASSIFIED

SincereLy

191119

I. Elliff, Director

Domestic Intelligence Task Force

SEP 2* 1975

Free 62-116395-8200

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Attachment I.

1' Charles C. Kissinger

2. Tom Hayden

3. Sidney Morris Peck

4. David Dellinger

5. Robert M. Pardum

6. Absolam Jordan

7. Raymond Hewitt

8. Huey P. Newton

9. Robert M. Shelton

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Attachment 2

I.. Use of tax related information to harass or disrupt

groups or individuals.

2..

Influence exerted or requests by the FBI that the IRS

conduct audits or begin Intelligence Division cases on

individuals or groups of interest to the Bureau.

.3. Disclosure of IRS information to:

a. local law enforcement agencies;

b.

employers, creditors, family, or anyone outside of

the Bureau, including other agencies and branches

of government.

4.: Disclosure of (a) tax related information, or (b)

intelligence data to the Bureau by IRS that was not

pursuant to a written request approved by proper Bureau

and DoJ officials.

5.

Memoranda reflecting Bureau policy concerning requests

for and use of information provided by the IRs.

6. Disclosure of information collected by the Bureau to

the IRS which effected either IRS Intelligence Division

or audit action against individuals or groups.

• 7. Any record of verbal requests. of the IRS for tax infor-

mation or request by the IRS for clarification or

justification of Bureau requests for tax related infor-

mation.

8.

All memoranda reflecting the origin and approvals for

requests of IRs for tax information.

ALL I, CARLAZIO, CONTAINED

DÁTE/0-@1-00BY.C

ENCLOSURE

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

25010-106 %

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. W.

R

Wanna 11 WENT

trsissav.t-

FROM

: W. 0.

tresses

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

1 - Mr. J. J. McDermott

(Attn: J. W. Awe)

1 - Mr. W. R.

Wannall

DATE:

9/25/75

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mx. S. F. Phillips

Assoc. Di

Dep. AD

Dap. AD

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs

Filos & Com. -

Gen. Inv..

Ident. -

Inspection.

Intell. -

Laboratory

Legal Coun. -

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. _

Training

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y —

Re my memorandum to you 4/11/75, by which

approval was obtained for the maintenance of the file relating

to captioned matter in Room 4063, J. Edgar Hoover Building,

rather than for the maintenance of it by the Files and

1063 tit

Communications Division.

This matter concerns the Bureau-wide effort to service

the numerous requests of the U. S. Senate Select Committee on

Intelligence Activities.

We are still immersed in this effort and

the absolute necessity for maintenance of the file with our

Project relating to Senstudy 75 continues.

Memorandum to All Bureau Officials and Supervisors

7/24/75, requires semiannual renewal for maintenance of files

away from the Files and Communications Division.

In accordance

with the provisions of that requirement and because of the

compelling reasons for maintaining the file in place as we have

for the past six months, we are recommending it continue as

RECOMMENDATION:

Captioned file continue to be maintained in Room 4063,

J. Edgar Hoover Building.

ALL INFORMATICN CONTAINED

VEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIK

Specias F

Handled by

room

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR 641 CFR 103-11.6

"UNITED STATES GÒ

ERNMENT

Memorandum

: Mr. J. /B. Adams

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. _

Dap. AD Inv. -

1 - Mr.

Mintz

1 - Mr. Wannall

1 - Mr. Cregar

DATE: 9/24/75

1 - Mr.

Hotis

1 - Mx. Daly

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv.

Ident. -

Inspection

Intell. -

Laboratory

SUBJECT: SENSTUDY 75

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINES

Legal Coun.

Plan. & Eval.

HEREIN IS URCLESSIFIED

Spec. Inv. -

DATE/O- 2200 BY At

Training -

Telephone Rm. _

Senate see ord otto, 13

On 9/23/75, Arthur Harrigan and Mark Gitenstein of they-

Senate Select Committee telephonically contacted SA Paul V. Daly

of this Division and advised him that the Committee desired to dè-

pose a current Bureau official concerning the Bureau's relationship

with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

and,

in particular, requests

concerning tax returns and audits. Gitenstein stated, ultimately

the Bureau official deposed would subsequently testify in open

hearings with an IRS representative concerning these matters.

They stated that the interview of the Bureau official involved

would be based on documents currently in possession of the Com-

mittee relating to the Bureau and IRS.

They indicated the Committee would prefer only one

witness from the Bureau for this particular matter; however,

it was acceptable if the Bureau should have two witnesses.

Gitenstein also stated the Bureau will be informed of

what documents were

going to be used in the deposition and testi

money prior to the deposition being taken. After consultation

with Inspector Hunter E. Helgeson, it was determined that the

appropriate Bureau representative to be deposed and to testaty

was Section Chief Robert-L. Shackelford inasmuch as he wasta

Section Chief of a section which made requests in this area.

the omn ỉm than b

In this regard, it is noted that a representative of

the Committee has been briefed concerning these matters by

Liaison Officer Bernard C. Rackner and Sections Chiefs Robert I.

Shackelford and Joseph G. Deegan.

Regarding our request for so-called IRs audits,

Gitenstein was asked to explain exactly what he meant by

this

particular terminology inasmuch

as our request generally per-

tained to income tax information and in some instances a

norification to IRS that a particular individual the ea

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Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams

RE :

SENSTUDY 75

subject of an investigation who had not filed an income tax

statement despite being employed.

Gitenstein could not explain

what the Committee meant by the term audits and implied that it

may have been the action that IRS took on information furnished

by the Bureau which action was initiated by IRS on its own.

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Special Counsel for Intel-

Ligence Coordination in the Department, was telephonically

contacted by SA Daly on 9/23/75 at which time he advised he

was familiar with the Committee request concerning the testi-

this request. Shaheen interposed no objections to the Bureau

providing a

witness for testimony concerning this matter.

RECOMMENDATIONS :

(1)

That Robert I. Shackelford be released from

existing employment agreement and the provisions of the Code

of Federal Regulations for purposes of being deposed and

testifying concerning the Bureau's relationship with IRS as

stated

above.

(2) That Legal Counsel Division will advise the

Committee that the Bureau representative to be deposed and

testify concerning this matter will be Section Chief Robert L.

Shackelford.

gon

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

NR D25 LA CODED

06:23 PM NITEL 9-23 - 75 BDW

TO

DIRECTOR

FROM LOS/ANGELES (66-)

/ JATIN: LINTD SUPERVISOR EMIL SCHROEDER

SEP 2 3 1975

TELETYPE

SENSTUDY AND JANE FONDA

RE BUREAU TELCALL BY SUPERVISOR EMIL SCHROEDER TO SUPERVISOR

EDMUND J. BIRCH, LOS ANGELES, SEPTEMBER 19, 1975.

REFERENCED TELCALL CONCERNED LETTERS RECEIVED BY JANE FONDA

FROM JEFF STEIN, JANUARY 8, 1973; FROM PHAM THANH VAN, NOVEMBER 13,

1972; FROM JACK MABLEY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1972; AND JOSTEIN NYLEMER,

DECEMBER, 1972. LOS ANGELES REQUESTS THAT THE SOURCE OF INFO

PERTAINING TO THESE LETTERS NOT BE REVEALED REPEAT NOT BE REVEALED.

CLASSIFIED BY 5411, XEDS & INDEFINITE.

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep.-A.D.-Adm.-

Dep.-A.D.-Inv.-

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Sst.

Ext: Affairs

Files & Con-

Gen. Inv.

Ident.

Inspection

Lah wat ry

-

Plan. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv. -

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Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

END

HOLD

APPROPRIATE AGENCIES

AND FIELD OFFICES

SLIP (S) BY

DATE

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAT 1702 LOMON.

GSA FPAIR (41 CFN T01-11.8 =

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. J

B. Adams

1 - Mr. Mintz

I - Mr. Wannall

1 - Mr. Cregar

DATE: 9/17/75

I - Mr.

Hotis

1 - Mr. Daly

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm.

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Systo _

Ext. Affairs _

Files & Com. _

Gen. Inv. -

Inspection -

i FROM : Legál Counsel

SUBJECT:

SENSTUDY. 75

Laboratory

Legal Coul

Plan. & Eval.

Spec. Inv.

- Training

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

On 9/16/75, Michael Epstein of the Senate Select

Committee requested that former SA Alexander C. Burlinson be

made available for Staff interview concerning the Bureau's

investigation of Martin Luther Ring, Jr., the Souther

Christian Leadership Conference, and Stanley David Levison.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

(1)

That former SA Burlinson be released from any

existing employment agreement for purposes of an interview by

the Senate Select Committee.

ae5 sent, No vooified

that Burlinger is

address,

41 woodS HOLE

This information quea to

DB.,

SCRESDALE, N. Y-1*589

DALY SAWN

9-23-25 1 enz ado.

9/23/250

(914) 523-3252

that he

Burlen

7-220257

That the Intelligence Division determine

Burlinson's whereabouts and see he is appropriately advised

of this interview.

REC 68.

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(3) That the Legal Counsel Division orally advise

the Committee

of the whereabouts of Burlinson.

21.

OCT.

924175-148

*1975

ALL INFORMATION CONTAIN

TIGREI IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATOO BRENNIA

1 - Personnel File - Alexander C. Burlinson

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OPTIONAL FORM-ÃO. 10

HAY 1962 EDITIÓN

GSA FPAIR (41 CFR) 101--11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr.

• B. Adams

/ FROM :

Legal Counsel

SUBJECT:

/SENSTUDY 75

1 - Mr.

Mintz

1

- Mr.

Wannall

1

- Mr.

Cregar

DATE: 9/15/75

1 - Mr.

Hotis

1 - Mx. Daly

Assoc. Dir..

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. _

Asst, Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. —

Ext. Affairs -

Filos & Com. _

Gen. inv. _

Ident..

aboratory.

181od. 45 -

& Ewal. -

Telephone Rm. _

Director Sec'y -

On 9/12/75, John T. Elliff, head of the Domestic

Task Force for captioned Committee, was contacted regarding

the hinterview of former SA Edward Gamber by the senate

Select Committee Staff.

By way of background, former Agents

of the FBI were contacted without prior Bureau knowledge by

the Senate Select Committee Staff Members concerning their

knowledge of the Bureau's relationship with Sam Jaffee.

Jaffee is a former source of the Bureau.

Upon learning of these contacts without prior

notification of the Bureau, this matter was discussed with

Elliff and Elliff assured SA Paul V. Daly of this Division

that prior to future interviews concerning this matter he

would insure that the Bureau would receive prior notice.

During the course of this conversation, it was specifically

mentioned that the Committee may be arranging an interview

with former SA Gamber.

Subsequently, the Committee did

interview Gamber and the Bureau was not notified prior to

the interview.

When this matter was brought to the attention of

Elliff on 9/12/75, he indicated he would look into this matter

and

ascertain why the. Bureau had not previously been notified.

he indicated that to an er intention that the Burg Eeceive

notification prior to interview.@ 1. 16395-

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- Edward Gamber

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Ja Bo Adams

1

1

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J.

A. Mintz

- Mr.

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Cochran

(Att:

W. D. Campbell)

9/15/75

1-

MX.

1

- Mr.

W. R.

Hannall

W. 0. Cregar

S.

F. Phillips

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

WY TNEENACENCE ACTIVITMES (SSC)

Reierence is made to my letter to you cated July 14,

1975, forwarding a memorandun of same late concerning an interview

by Staff Members of the SSC of FBI Special Agent william D.

Campbell.

Enclosed for your inforration 1s the original of a

memorandun concerning a reinterview of Campbell by SSC Staff

Merbers.

A copy of the menorandum is also enclosed for

forwarding to Mr. James A. Wilderotter, Associate Counsel

to the President.

Enclosures - 2

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Special Counsel for

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*ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

1 - 4r. J.

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1 - Mr.

.

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1 - Mr.

J. Cochran

CAtt:

W. D. Campbell)

1 - Mr. W. R. Hannall

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1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMKITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL, OPKRATIONS VITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SEC)

RB:

PRINTERYLSY OF FBI SPECIAL AGENT (SA)

HILLIAN D. CAMPBELL BY SSC STATE SWERE

Reference fe nade to FBI memorandun deted July 14,

1975, which reported the results of an interview of FBI

SA W1I11AM D. Campbell by SSC StAff Members.

Set out below is informtion concerning & reinterview

of Campbell by SSC Staff Members. The detaile of the reinterview

are as turnished by canpbell.

On advance notice from Mr. Hichael Bpstela, SSC

Staff Member, Campbell was advised

that he was to be reinterviewed

at 10:00 BoIl. on Septenber 3, 1975.

At approximately 10:00 a Il., September 3, 1975,

Campbell was met at the sSC offices by Epstein and SSC Staff

Hember lary Debred and taken to Room 610 of the former CArrOll

Arns Hotel.

ipatein told Campbell that there had been a change

of proceduro relating to SEe Staff Interviews and asked Campbell

to read and siga a valver of his sights.

The waiver stated, in

substance, that Campbell had the right to an attorney; that

the sEc did not have prosecutive powers, but any Information

furnished could be turned over to & prosecutive body; and that

Assoc. Dir. -

the interview could be terminated at any time.

Caupbell stated

Dep. AD Adm. -

that he did not sig s malver prdor to the inittal Interview, and

Dep. AD Inv. _

since he considered this reinterview a continuation of the 1n1tlal

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. _

interview, he did not see why it was neceseary to aign the waiver.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com.

Gon. Inv..

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S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

TO SHUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RE: REINTERVIEN OF FBI SPECIAL AGENT (SA)

WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL BY SSC STAFF MEMBERS

Epstein replied that it was a change in procedure and then

read the waiver to Campbell and asked Campbell 11 he had any

objection to the reinterview.

Campbell stated that he had no

objection. Campbell also advised Ipstein that he felt he had

done nothing wrong but that if someone else thought ho had

done something wrong, he certainly would Ilke to discuss 1t.

with an attorney.

Epstein then asked, "Who made your assignment to the

Laboratory while you were working at the hashington Fleld Office

(WFO); was 1t Mr. Belter?"

Campbell replied that he did not

recall specifically, but that Belter was his supervisor at the

time and in all probability Belter would have made the assign-

ment. Epstein hesitated and said he felt that Campbell was

not convinced that he, Campbell, wanted to continue with the

relnterview..

Epstein. then said that the matter he wanted to discuss

was the period Campbell had spent in the Laboratory while st1ll

assigned to WFO. Epstein asked how much time had elapsed from

the time that Campbell had performed a monitoring function at

the Willard Hotel until Campbell reviewed certain tapes in the

Laboratory. Campbell responded that he did not specifically

recall but thought it was several months.

Epstein again hesitated and stated he thought Campbell

had gome reservations about the Interview. Epstein asked 11

Campbell was an attorney and Campbell responded in the negative.

Campbell indicated he did not have any objections to the

continuation of the reinterview.

Campbell stated that everything

he did in connection with "this investigation" wag in response

to ordere he had received from his FBI superiors and that 1f

anything turned out to be in & gray area, Campbell felt that

the

Bureau would assist in representing him.

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U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITICE

IO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTULLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

RS;

RE INTERVIER OF FBI SPECIAL, AGENT (SA)

WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL BY SSC STAFF MEMBERS

Epstein then stated that he did not feel right in

continuing with

the reinterrion at this time and felt that

Campbell should

"sort out" in his own mind whether he wanted

to be represented by someone during the reinterview.

Epstein

said that campbell should think about the matter and let Epstein

know 'at a later date.

the reintervlow was then terminated at

approximately 10:30 a.M.

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TE: SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

TO :

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW PROVIDED (check

appropriate

If a document was made available

for revièw but not transmitted,

so note.)

• ' DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW'

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

9/25/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

Tha Attorney General wich a copy for forwardiag to che

Unite House

HSC

4. IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; Bive name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee,

testifier and subject)

Memorandun reporting the resulte of an interview by SSC Staff

Members of Spectal Agant Willlan D. Campbell

5.

IN RESPONSE TO (list date and item

number if in response

state verbal request of (name), initiative, subpoena,

formal request,

other-

6. CLASSIFICATION OF

INFORMATION (enter

U. C,

S,

TS or

Codeword)

HA

U

7.

WORDS (enter the appropriate key words from the list provided separately; if key words not listed are

used underline

for emphasis)

Organization and araffing

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

8.

SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Interviewed regarding his assigmment to the FBI Laboratory fron

WPO; the time that had elapsed from the time Campbell had

performed a monstoring function until he revieved certain tapes

In the Laboratory.

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IN CONNECTION WITH SENSTUDY 75

TREAT AS YELLOW

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

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INSTRUCTIONS

• Type or print clearly in ink.

• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

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.

... a

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530

SEP 3 0 1975

%/30

FROM:

SUBJECT:

TO:

John A. Mintzi, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr:

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

Senate Select Committee Request

Attached is a letter dated September 27, from the Senate

Select Committee which requests various materials from the Bureau.

Please arrange for an appropriate response.

AILTON

PENAL DE CANTEE

Paul Daly

'ST 114%

REC-20 62-11432-813

OCT 2 1975

ENGLOSURE!

1, no Hee

930-35

NOT 2 0 1975

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SEP 3 0 1975

TO: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director

Legal Counsel Division

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM: Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

SUBJECT: Senate Select Committee Request

Attached is a letter dated September 27, from the Senate

Select Cormittee which requests various materials from the Bureau.

Please arrange for an appropriate response.

Cư, LEGE TAC: 25207100D

cc: Paul Daly

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FRANK CHURCH, IDATIO, CHAIRMAN

JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN

PHILIP A. MART, MAICI

WALTER A MONDALE, MINN.

WALTER D. HUODLESTON, KY.

ROBERT MORGAN, N.C.

BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ,

CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, J8., MD.

RICHAFD S. SCHWEIKER, PA.

GARY HART, COLO.

WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL

CURTIS I. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL,

insten Biates Berate

SELECT COMMITTEE 70

STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OFERATIONS WITH

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES

(PURSUANT TO S. RES, 21, ITH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

September 27, 1975

Michael E. Shaheen, Jr.,

Esg.

Special Counsel for Intelligence

Coordination

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

U. S. Department of Justice

Washington, D.C. 20530

Dear Mike:

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

This request relates to a document previously

supplied to the Committee by the Department, to wit:

communication from the SAC, Atlanta to the Director, FBI

(100-3-116) (Personal Attention:

Assistant Director W. C.

Sullivan

Domestic Intelligence Division), dated 4/14/64,

captioned "Communist Party, USA Negro Question, Communist

Influence in Racial Matters, IS-C."

I. Page six of the above-referenced communi-

cation reflects that the FBI had "recently received

tax returns through 1962 and Internal Revenue Service

investigation of King and the Southern Christian Leader-

ship Conference for the years 1957, 1958 and 1959."

Please forward to the Committee all records (except for

the returns and results of the investigation) which

reflect or pertain to the FBI's request for and receipt

of such items from the IRS. (These materials should,

'at a minimu'; include the materials which I examined

at the FBI on Friday, September 26, 1975.)

2. Page eight of the above-referenced communi-

cation

contains (in the second full pacagraph) a

suggestion for a counterintelligence activity with

regard to the donors of SCLC. Please forward to the

Committee any subsequent correspondence pertaining to

110/Mhris suggestion, as well as such materials as reflect

SEP 241820 the Director to the SAC, Atlanta, captioned above:

The,Specific matters dealt with in Atlanta's letter

willbe the

subject of separate correspondence with

tharóffice.")

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Michael E. Shaheen, JI.

Page ?

September 27, 1975

The above requested

materials are requested for

delivery, excised in a form suitable for public disclosurel

in the

and accordingly priority attention would be appreciated. l

Furthermore, please determine the suitability of

excisions of the

attached documents for public disclosure in

the same hearings.

These documents which also deserve

priority

attention have been previously supplied to the

Committee:

1.

Airtel from the Director to SAC's Boston

and 9 other cities dated 1/30/68 entitled

INVESTIGATION OF THE NEW LEFT (KEY ACTIVISTS)

9/30/

Memorandum C. D. Brennan to W. D. Sullivan

dated 5/24/68 entitled INVESTIGATION OF KEY

ACTIVISTS IN THE NEW LEFT, INFORMATION CONCERNING

3.

Airtel from the Director to SAC's in Albany

and 34 other cities dated 10/24/68 entitled NEW

LEFT MOVEMENT (KEY ACTIVISTS)

4.

Memorandum from C. D. Brennan to W. C.

Sullivan dated 12/6/68 entitled INVESTIGATION

OF KEY ACTIVISTS IN THE NEW LEFT, INFORMATION

CONCERNING (INTERNAL SECURITY)

COMMUNICATION FROM THE SAC, ATLANTA, TO THE

FBI DIRECTOR, DATED 4/14/64 captioned COMMUNIST

— PARTY USA, NEGRO. QUESTION, COMMUNIST INFLUENCE

IN RACIAL MATTERS, IS-C

Thank you for your prompt attention.

Sincerely,

224-244

John I. ELLiEE

Director

Domestic Intelligence Task Force

celsiate

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1/30/68

To :

SACS,

Dosion

Chicago

Cincinnati

Clereland

Detroit

Los Angcles

Newark

Philadelznia

Sa?.

„Flancisco

rI'OM :

Director, FBI

JUNESRIGARTOS OP TIE NOW LOTT

(KEY ACTIVIOTS)

During yous investigntions of organtzations which

•fall mior the category of

"now leit" organisations, you tove

furnisted imoraation indicating that cortran

individeals

1n the Cindents

join Donocratic Gociety

and anti-vietna vai

ard, caironely active and most roenl in their statemont

denouncing tie

Utco Suates and calling for civil disobediencoi

and otic fomo of ulantul and desraptive acts.

These

indiricials, because of their leadershin roles and activities

in thése organizations, could be considered to be ley accrisis.

ALL iNFORMATION CONTAINER.

EREIN IS UINCLASSIRIE

nalion outsi you commier.

nicorings by

vour Countle and the content magnut be disclosed to mercuriced person-

nel without the express coproval of thic Fel.

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lirtel to SAC, Boston

LE ::

INVESTICATIOT OF. THE KEW LEFT

(KEY ACTIVISES)

At this time, the Bureau is desirmating the following

Individuals as loy ictivisis in

tho

"ney left"

novement:

Of this group, the following are not on thi Security

ceremon The offices handling these individunis are instructed

to inacaintely recyon

their investigations concerning them and

submit reports

torether with a reconcendation concerning incii

security Inder siatus.

inch consicoring tuese individmis ius

the security Index, particular atication should be placed to

current curcau

instructions ou page 15, Lection SiD, oi the

Manual oi

Instructions concerning the securit indes criteria

and especially Item (C.).

Furtheidore,

an intensive investigation of each of the

above-mentioned

indivicuals should innediately be initiaied

with the objoctive o1 developing actallea

and conplete information

renarding their day-to-dayactivities

and suture plans 101

staging coconstrations

and disruptive

heis directed against

the covernrent.

Because of their léndership ind prominenes in

the "new left" movement, as vell as the growing militancy of

this movencht, each cifice nust maintain High level informant

coverage on those individuals so that the buread is kept abreast

of their

day to-day activities as vell as the organizations they

are affiliated with, to dovelop inforation regarding

their

sources of funds, foreign contacts, and future plans.

In the event adequate live informant covcrage is not

Immediately available oi these individuals, other types of

coverage such as technical surveillances ad physical surveillances

should be considcred as a

temporary neasure to establish the

necessary covcrage.

•....

....:

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Airtel to SAC, Boston

RE:

I TESTICATION OF THE HEY LEFT

(KEY ACTIVIST)

Each recipient office in which a Key Activist

resides is instructed to submit a separate letter to the

Bureau within 30 days iron the date of this conmunication

under the capiion oi cach irdividual outlining what steps

have boch maco to insure adequate informant coverage of

these individuals.

Each rccinient office is also instructed to

remain alcrt for the addition of

any indivicuals in their

respective torritories wich would varrant intensified

investiration and vio

fit the key activist category and

sulet their recommondations to the Bureau.

In the inture,

when suonltting conmunications concerning the individuals.

desirated

as bey activists, these woics

should be acued

after the charrctor excent on communications such as rcgorts

and Lists which will be disseminated outside' of the Bureau.

...

This will facilitate hancling these cacos at the burcau. neporis

should also be subnitted

to the bureau every six nonins

concerning these rey Activists.

This natter is being closely follosed by the bureau

and you are expected to give the investigation of them

individual continuous attention.

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10/21/03

Esperties,

Airtel

To:

SACs, Mbany

Baltimore

Boston

Buffalo

Chicago

Cincinnati

Clevoland

Dallas

Denver

Detroit

Поло]ulu

Houston

Fron: Difector, FBI

NEW LOFT NOVEMENT

(REY ACTIVILTS)

Indianapolis

Kansas City

LOS AngOleS

Memphis

Mi ani

Milwaukee

linnenpolis

Newark

New laven

New Oricans

New York

Ollahoma City:

Omaha

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

Portland

Sacranchto

St. Louis

San Antonio

San Diceo

San Francisco

Scattic

Springficld

WFO

ALL INFORMA TON CONTAINED

ACLASSI TR

Il Jauary, 1953, the Bureau designated certain

individurlo os Koy Activisis in the New Loit novement.

at trat

tino, abbonitato ottices

vere instructod to conduct continuod

Intensare investirations oi these individuale with tho

ongectlve o developina detalled anu complete intornation

fecarcang leie cereede erratico aud future plans tor

jinging denorocraccons

Elhc Govermmont.

and disruptivo acto circcied againot

tuose individuals.rerc catromoly activo anu

host vocal in their statemento denouncing the U.S. and calling

gior civil dischecionce ad other forns oi unlawiul and

casiupiive acts.

Due to the success of the koy Activisis Prograi,

consideration is boing Given to expansion of this Prograro

Recipiont offices ne to revio nertinent files lo determino

those individunls

wio alc leaders oi mroninent in the liowois

movement in their divisions for possible inclusion in n

expanded koy Actividis Progran.

In making this detecenation,

you should consider if the indivicunt was rondored inciroctive

would it curtail sich activity in his arca of influcace.

This document is preparea in response lo nour request und is unt for dissemi-

Vour Commites aid the content may not be disclosce to ununthorized persol

nel without the copress apmoral of the fill.

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Ai2'tol to SAC, Mbany ot al

RE: NEW LEFT LOVEMENT

•Within 30 days of receipt of this communication,

recipient. offices are to advise under this caption the iden-

titics and sile

munbers of individuals to be ircluded. undor

the empanded loy Actiliots

Program on a VACB basis. Includedi

should be a brioi statenent relating the basis for designating

cach'individual as a icy Activist.

At that tine, indor

Individunl case caption, a communication is to be foraided

to tho Burcau outlinino that syccific sicos are being talicn

to obtain adequato injormant coverage oi the individual.

It is expocted the Key Activisis Program will be

given inionsive investigative aitention and close suncrvision

by participating ortices.

You should be continuously alert

recommend additions or doletions where, warranted and not

vait for tno bureau in call i0 your aticntion thc.aced to

include an active, civious londor of low Loit activities: in

your division. Such communications should set out key Aciivist

in parchthones after the characior and contain cucuunic jucti

Ixention ioi reconmenued action

licy ictivict should not,

however, he used in the capiion of

any conmunication prcoared

for dissenination.

These individuals will' be includcd in the

Socurity index in

Priority. I.

To insure that the Burcau is kept abreast of tne

day-to-day activitioo of tue indivicuals designated as Key

Activists, coch office must maintain high level incortant

covcrage on inca as tell as the organictions they ale

affiliated with to develon incoration regarding their sources

of funds, forcion controts and future plans.

Live informani

covornge of thee indiricunis and groups is absolutol; esoontial

and is anected to receive priority archtion.

You should

cxplore

all archues of investigative coucinge and submit aiy

nuer appropriate case caption for considcration

by the Burcau.

1l1 investirative matters portrining to the lew Leit

movement no boing closely ichlowed by the Dureau.

Keg ictivists

nic considorca to ic or prinar: Investigative importance inu

cuisory handlins of close cases will not be tolciatou. Tod

novcrall oujectire oi this Progran is to vonder key ictivists

incticotive and theresy radically rostrict their influence mad

the citcativeness of the lew Leit novenent. In order to obtain

tho desirco results, lü 15 expected intensive, aggressive

investigation volt ve atlorded these casus.

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Alrtcl to siC, Albani ct al

ND:

:IT

It is imporativo to

note the shift to violonce

in the liew bart novenent.

saboinde,

arson, borbing and &

variety of

obstruciave

tactico have boch onchly auvocater

during the past yoat.

In September, 1503, wichin i live-iny

period chree noic cotablishmonto vere sabotared and

a fourth

thentonoá, In addition, a Contral intelligence

"Tese

ne Ann Arpos, Michigon, was boabed during that cone benes"

instances of oponi: narie plaas ior vichence ana ile

follow-throuch of action are examplos of the probleins focing

tho Burcau in this field and the absoiuto nood for intoncivo

investigativo ciforts in tiese matteis. Succoosiul prosocution

is the tort deterrent to ouch unlawful

activity.

intensive

Investigations of key Activists under this Erogron

alo losicall?

expociod to rosult in proscoutions under cubotantive violations

vithin the Bureau's investigativo jurisdiction.

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ten vilen

00110N91 100NS.10

CIA CP.;.

11c. 10.83

UNTED STATES GOT AMENT

Memorandum

: Mr. N.,C. Sullivan

DATE:

Hay 21, 1968

ном.: hir. C. D.. Brenna:,

UBJECT: INNESTICATION DE. KEY ACTIVISTS

IN THE HOW LOFT

INFOMINTION CONCERNING

ALL UNFORMA HON CONFAMBED

HER REN SSUNGLASSIFIEDD

This memorandun recommends uncertified copies

of federal Inconc Tax Returns filed by lenictirintain

the new

Left movement, for the years 1906 and 1907, be

obtained fron the Internal Revenue Service through

the

Liaison Section.

OBSERVATIONS:

vr".

Recent cronts on many college campuses through-

cut the nation point up the true anarchistic nature of the

New left novement.

It is abundantly clear that this

movement is bent on revolution.

is

a result, it is

incunbent upon us to closely follow this movement.

in

part, this can be done through the

invostigations of its

Key Activists.

lic lave been conducting exhaustive inves-

tigations

01

the activities of cortain of the key

Activists

in the dew Left.

are inquirie to city,

• As a part of our intensification progran, we

into the financial aciivity of these individuals.

Part of this inquiry is to consist of a survey of their

tax jeturns to cetcrmine their financial status,

of their incone,

the scurce

and to dctermine whether their

incone

supports their ability to travel throughout this country.

abroad as part of the Now Left revolt.

A blind

memorandum for cach icy Activist considcred for this

phase of our invostigation is attached.

Enclosures - 16

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This document in prepared lu respnase to your request aud is vet for Missemi-

nation outside pots Commillee.

secedings lo

vour Commitice and the eontent may mut be disclosed to ina norized person-

nel without the cpress approcal. of the EBl.

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OPIONAL POLANO 1O

GIA CIA. BIG

UNITED STATES CONTRMENT

Memorandum

Mr. V. C. Sullivan

DATE: 22/6/68

I : C. D. Brennan

ILEM/ INVESTIGALIONS OF KEY ACTIVISTS.

•IN THE NET LEET

INFORMATION CONCERNING

(INTERNAL SECURITY)

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSITIED

DATE/D'21:00 BY 3P2HLM KL

This memorandum is to recommend thât uncertified

copies of 1966 and 1907 rederal Income Tax Returns filed by

additional key Activists in the New Leit be obtained from

Internal

Revchue Service.

Following a request approved in my memorandum 5/23/65,

Internal Revenue Service furnished copies of Federal Income Ta

Returns for certin Key Activists.

For others, it was determined

inai no returns hiù jeen filed and Intornal Revanuo Sorrioo Las

initiated investigations.

We have recently expanded the Key Activist Program

include additional individuals.

As a part of our over-all

intensive investigation designed to neutralize these individuais

in the New left novement, inquiry into their financial status

has proven productive.

Information from their Federal Income

Tax Returns is of value and, in addition, Interral Revenue Service.

action may be initiated there no return is filed or a return is

filed showing only mininal income not in keeping with outlays

for travel and other activities.

A blind memorandum on each Key Activist now considcred

for this phase of our investigation is attached.:

RECOMMENDATION:

That Liaison deliver attached blind memoranda

to

Internal Revenue Scrvice with the request that uncertified copies

of Federal Income las Returns for the last to years be furnished.

Enciosures

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This docent is prepared la response to your equest and is not for casaeme

nation outside vour Commiter.

Tie use in mmited to afficin

waccelings bu

vour Conmitted and the content may nut be disciosed to muchorized person

Did s Cage Cal of the TB.

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Memorandun to Mr. V. C. Sullivan

RE:

INVESTICATIOY OF KEY ACTIVISTS

IN THE NEW LEFT

RECOMMENDATIO!:

It is reconnended that the Linison Section

deliver the attached blind memoranda

to the Internal

Revenue Scrvice with the roquest for uncertified copies

of federal Income Tax Returns for the years 1966 and

1967, be obtaincd for cach individnal.

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414,1

(FF)

(EXCERPT FROM COMMUNICATION, SPECIAL, AGENT IN CHARGE ATLANTA TO

DIRECTOR, EBI, DATED APRIL 14, 1964)

A'S

100-6520-D

NEMIOLE

nalysis of rccently

received tax retums

2962-00 Internat overbe Servie stovescarcargo, of Jato.

the sorchero Coatabas Lesdara de. Conference tor the

Neares

957: 2950 and, 150e reflecto

that toe math quest tonior

Leadershts. Conference:

PLEASE NOTE: The fact that King and the SCLC were under IRS investi-

gation raises privacy and disclosure statute problems.

For public use,

please paraphrase. We suggest "tax returns of King and the SCLC

and information from IRS investigative. files were

recently

received and analyzed."

It 1n beloved that donomy and creditors of ceme

preone too amportant aroad too countei-intellirence aculvities.

In remai

to the donors it is surrouted that other scis

stallonery boneth triu signature, copter of witch goe avastate

and wald be durnlaled by demarte communi-

cállon to the bureau Laboratory lor Ichmactlon Du10:6,

le ml1aed 10 adulaln the donors that Internal lavento

service do currently elecling tax records of able and that

Lio brough thie phoney correspondence mants to advine, the

donor Insuring that ho reported his baits in accordance with

Ineral lovonne ronnironents so that ho will not locomo

Involved

1nd tax Investigallon. It in believed ouch a lotter

ud thly type fron delc.may cause considerble concurn ain

clininate luture contributions.

Fron mallable information

at lo apparent that many of these contributory. to ser aro

doing so In order to claim tax deductlong and In order to ba

say!

climble for cuch deductions, the contribution 15 bothe lide to

the

(privacy ecised Church, whici, In turn 1u forwarded to

KING or the Southern Christlan Icadership Conicrence.

AL INCOPMATION CONTAINED

HERE IS UNOLASSTIER

DATS/A:22.00

RECOWED FROM

SIt 8 1915

D03

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SECRET

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505

Review Staff:

75-3089/B

30 September 1975

Mr.

William O. Cregar

Section Chief,

Intelligence Division

Federal

Bureau of Investigation

Room 4123

J. Edgar Hoover Building

Washington, D.C. 20535

Dear Mr. Cregar:

On 29 September 1975 the

September 1975 the senate select coin the fle

quested declassification of certain documents in the files

of this Agency concerning the mail intercept program.

One such document is the attached for memo. It is date

10 March 1972 and is addressed to the Deputy Director for

Plans, Attn: James Angleton, Subject: Project HUNTER.

Since the release and declassification of this docu-

ment involves the third Agency kule, we

ask your approval

for such, declassification and release.

For your informa-

theishe Senate Select Committee requests a response to

requirement by 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, 1 October 1975.

Sincerely,

ENCLOSUES,

Artachment a/S.MMDR-16

ST 114

Wact EL RECT

Walter

Elder

Review Staff

62-114315-811

28. OCT 2 1975

54%1

SECRET

51510

12-116385

Classified by .00.7789

Exempt from general

declassilicalion schedule os E.O. 11652

exemption schedule 58 (1), (2), (3)

Auiomaticuily declassified on

Date Imposs ble lo Determino

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2-148 (Hey. 10-16-70)

is, manda, ding a compio

Federal Bureau of lovestigation

March 10, 1.972.

BY CIA COURIER

Director

Central Intelligence Ageacy.

Pashingra, D: C.

20505

ATTENTION: Deputy Director for Plans,. JAMES ANGLETON

2E:

HUNTER PROJECT

DezI Sit.

1. For your information, 1 am enclosing communications which may be

of interest to you.

_2. It will be appreciaied if you will hase ihe investigation conducted

as requested in the eaclosed memorandum and fumish the resules.

13.

No further investigation is contemplaied with regard to this matter.

_*- You will be advised of the pertinent developments in connection

with this isquiry.".

W5. Please note change in caption of this case.

_6. Status of case:

_ Completed

I Incomplete

Very truly yours.

Exclude

dortured

GROUP

frog

and

tion

zutcuetic

above

Edgar Hook

Director

Enc.

This frensmitchin

Peiererce

2ade

Finter

report

Fo.

??,,

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Attached

is

LIST

Gloss

would

i.;

line to

receite.

ENCLOSE

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scalen

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is Requirements of 10 Karch 1972;

Primmed in conference of 26 Jan 73

ücrch 10, 1972

PE: PROJECT HUNTER

He. are in the orocess of reviewing the tetch List

and will acuise yoi of acditions ari deletions.

The jollowing

types of traffic noue been of assistance are cortirue to be of

interest

to.us:

1.

current and forner soviet

exchange students.,

.researchers.and scientists.

•-":

2. "Current and former soviet officicl visitors.

3. Current and jorter soviet nonofficial visitors whose U.5.

cortacis are subversive, would de of interest to the sovies

beccuse of their cocess

to classified daia or are in a posi-

tior. to be of assistance to

the soviets.

researchers and persors uno have

been e tone see merican eshinitions end daleçations.

current and former t.si students era researchers

in the

Uss? uno do not core under afgicicl East-iest archenge Progren.

This ides not incluce te shorü-term student tours but does

incinee individucls uno ere in the ü3se for sume time.

would, of course, lise to receive any traffic on

indiüidnels

who are there for a short time if they houe been soorsored by

subversive organizations and subuersive individucls or souve

received special inuitations or special treciment from the

soviets.

Te nue no interest in the nurdreds of legitinate travelers

who visit the US? or regular tours or do to see reictives.

¿o tcue on interest in trauel cho curiocis iruoluirg persons or

match list; noon commurists, dey

Lege activists, ezuremisis

other subuersives: suspected anc knour esplonege agento:

incipicials

known is

to the doriets beccuse of

their sbecialined croclerge or word or clasculed matters;

incinicials mho cooect to

aue been corerorised; erd persons

uro neet with scuieto corrected biir ergoniactions incun to

sgecialize

in progggenão on in chicining irjorration regerding

the j.û.

Co-nurist tard: end front arconizations (ston es inericen

Pussier institute,

cationni council si trericon-joret Friendscio

and "percinior less";

-

Exclude

doragrad

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protest and pecce crgonizciiors;

suon es people's coclition

for peace ond Jistice, lstional Peace Action Committee end

omen's strike jor peace.

9.

Conmunists, Trotskuites and menoers of other larrist

Leninist, suoversile ard extremist trouds,

suck es tre Black

ite Panthers, Black ictonalist cro Lucerctor

groups,

Panthers encerenos bricode, Venceremos organization, recthermets

Progressive Labor Poruli, forker's jiudent clliance,

§tudents

Sor a Democratio Society,

resist, reuclutionary Unior and otrer

New Lejt groups.

•This would include persons simocinetic to the

soviet Union, North kored, worth Tietron ond Ped China.

10. Cubans and pro-Castro individuals in

individuais in the tes

11.

:Iraific to and from Puerto Pico and the Virgin Islands

showing chti-j.s. or subuersive simpatizes.

12.

Contacts with the Soviet led Cross, particularly those

made or received by individiais.

13.

soviet Cormittee for Cuiturcl Relations with Comoctriots

Abroca icontacts with emigres ano emigre organizations.

in U.s.,.

14.

wit.

individuais estending such irstitutions es the Certrci

Komsonoi sonool end friendshio triversity.

This woüld include

any cliens

as students.

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SECRET / EYES ONLY

I March I972

COINENTS ON THE FBI'S UPDATED STATEMENT OF REQUIRZENTS FOR CI/PROUEUI

In comparing the FBI's previous requiremeris of October 1962 sits tre.

netly received oneswa note the following chauges:

ADMITONS: Frotest ard peace organizations, subversive and extremist

groups, the New Left (many listed) ;.

Current and former Soviet exchange stidents, sciantists

and researchers;

Current ard forner Soviet officizis (visiting the US) ;

Soviet unofficial visitors whose US contacts are subversita,

would be of interest to the Soviats due to their access to.

classified data, or cer be of assistanca to the soviets;

Persons tha meet Soviets connecied witn organizations iron to

specialize in propagarda or in obtaining infomation on the is;

Persons sympathetic to the Soviei union, Mñorea, mozierat and

Red China;

Contacis with the Soviei Red Cross;

Soviat Conmittea for Cultural Relations with Compatrious Abroad

(contacis with emigres and emigre organizations);

Iraific to and fron the Virgin Islands showing anti-uS or sustarsire

sympathias.

DELETIONS:

None noted.

CAE

C]/Froject states vith reasonable certainty that lis polcy in regara

to dissemination où its matariais to the ali curing the perica 1902 is

February 1972 has substantially been aa accord mun ta IBare tarca 2972

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