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NRA46 WA CODE

7:31PM NITEL 3-24-75 DEB

TO ALL SACS

FROIT DIRECTOR

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENÇE ACTIVITIES

SENATOR FRANK CHURCH, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE SELECT

COMMITTEE IO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS VI TH RESPECT TO

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES HAS MADE AN INITIAL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

FROM THE FBI. AMONG THE ITEMS REQUESTED IS A BREAKDOWN OF

FIELD AGENT PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO INTERNAL SECURITY AND

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS.

ACCORDINGLY, WITHIN FOUR EIGHT HOURS EACH SAC SHOULD SUTEL

IO FBIHQ, ATTENTION: BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING SECTION, SETTING FORTH

SEPARATELY THE NUMBER OF SACS, ASACS, SUPERVISORS AND AGENIS ASSIGNED

10. INTERNAL SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE MATTERS. PERCENTAGES

OF AN AGENIS. IIME, WHEN NOT ASSIGNED FULL-TIME TO THESE ACTIVITIES,

SHOULD BE USED IF APPROPRIATE, PARTICULARLY IN THE SUPERVISORY

CATEGORIES. . THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE BROKEN DOWN SEPARATELY

BETWEEN INTERNAL SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE,

YOUR RESPONSE SHOULD

BE LIMITED TO. AGENT PERSONNEL ONLY .

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NITEL

3/25/75

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TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, PITTSBURGH (62-NEW)

ATTENTION: BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING SECTION

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES.

REBUNITEL, MARCH 24, 1975.

THERE ARE 110 SPECIAL AGENTS ASSIGNED TO THE PITISBURCH

OFFICE (75 HEADQUARTERS CITY AGENTS, 35 RESIDENT AGENTS (RAS).

ONE SUPERVISOR ASSIGNED COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (CI) FULL TIME.

ONE SUPERVISOR ASSIGNED INTERNAL SECURITY (IS) FULL TIME.

II HEADQUARTERS AGENTS ASSIGNED CI FULL, TIME AND 7 HEAD-

QUARTERS AGENTS ASSIGNED IS FULL TIME.

RESIDENT AGENT ASSIGNMENTS AS FOLLOWS:

6 RAS 2 PERCENT CI

5 RAS 2 PERCENT IS

3 RAS 3 PERCENT CI

2 RAS 3 PERCENT IS

3 RAS 5 PERCENT CI

2 RAS 6 PERCENT CI

3 RAS 7 PERCENT CI

1 RA 4 PERCENT IS

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2 RAS 5 PERCENT IS

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1 RA 7 PERCENT IS

2 RAS 8 PERCENT CI

2 RAS 11 PERCENT IS

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1 RA 25 PERCENT CI

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I RA 12 PERCENT IS

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1 RA 16 PERCENT IS

I RA 24 PERCENT IS

1 RA 28 PERCENT IS

THE ABOVE PERCENTAGE ESTIMATES WERE ARRIVED AT BY COMPARING

THE NUMBER OF CI AND IS CASES WITH THE TOTAL CASE LOAD OF EACH RA.

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BRANNON

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THOMASSON

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Johnstown

HENDON

GALLOWAY

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Parkersburg

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THOMAS

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Uniontown

MORSE

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Washington

MADAY

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Wheeling

JONES

KLEBE

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Total

44

61

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40

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Mr. Church' Cover-Up

The committee is not asking embar-

• By William Safire

rassing questions even when answers

are readily available. A couple of

WASHINGON, Nov, 19-On Oct. 10,

weeks ago, at an open hearing, an

1963, the then-Attorney General of the

F.B.I. man inadvertently started to

United States put kis personal signa-

blurt out an episode about newsmen

ture on a documest that launched and

who

were weritapping in 1962 with

iegitimatized one of the most horren-

the apparent knowledge of Attorney

dous abuses of Federal police power in

General Kennedy. The too-willing wit-

this century.

ness was promptly shooshed into si.

In Senator Frank Church's subcom-

lence,

and told that such information

mittee nearing room this week, the

would be developed only in executive

authorized

wiretapping and

subse-

session. Nohody raised

an eyebrow.

quent unauthorized bugging and at-

That pattern or containment by the

tempted blackmailing of Martin Luther

Church committee is vividly shown by

King Jr. is being

gingerly examined,

the handling of the buggings at the

with the

"investigation" conducied in

such

way

as not to unduly em-

barrass officials of the Kennedy or

ESSAY

Johnson Administrations.

п то

With great care, the committee has

focused on the F.B.I. Yesterday, when^

ventions which were ordered by Lyn-

the committce counsel first set forth

don Johnson. Such invasions of politi-

the result of shuffling through press

cal headquarters were worse than the

clips, it seemed as if no Justice De-!

crime committed at Watergate, since

partment had existed in 1962; today,

they involved the use

of the

F.B.I.,

an F.B.I. witness pointed out that it

but the Church investigators seem to

was Robert Kennedy who authorized

be determinet not to probe too deeply.

the wiretap of Dr. King, and that "the

If F.B.I. documents say that reports

President of the United States and the

were made to specific Johnson aides,

Attorney General specifically discussed

why are those men not given

the

their concern of Communist influence

same opportunity to publicly tell their

with Dr. King."

story so avidly given the next Presi-

But the Church committee showed

dent's men? Ii Lyndon Johnson com-

no zest for getting further to the Ken-

mitted this impeachable high crime of

medy root of this precedent to Water-

gate eavesdropping. If Senator Church

were willing to let the chips fali where

opponents, who can be brought for-

ward to tell us all about it?

they may, he would call some knowl-

edgeable witnesses into the glare of

the camera lights and ask them some

questions that have gone unasked for

thirteen years.

For example, he could call Nicholas

Katzenbach, Attorney General Ken-

nedy's deputy and successor, and ask

what he knows of the Kennedy de-

cision to wittap Dr. King. Who at

Justice concurred in the recommenda-

tion? How does the F.B.I. know they

President was consulted or informed?

After Mr. Katzenbach assumed of-

fice, and the wiretapping continued, i

he was told by angry newsmen that

the F.B.I. was leaking scurrilous in-

formation about Dr. King. Why did ha

wait for four months, and for a thou-

sand telephonic interceptions, to dis-

continue the officially approved tap?

Of course, this soit ni testimony

would erode Senator Church's political

base. That is why we do not see for-

mer

Assistant F.B.I. direcior Cartha

(Deke)

Deloach, Lundon Johnson's

personal contact with the F.B.I. in the

witness chair.

What

did President

Johnson know about the character-

assassination plot and when dia he

know it. What conversations took

place between Mi:. Deloach and Presi-

dent Johnson on the tapping of Dr.

King, or about the use of the F.R.T. in

any other intrusions into the lives if

ment to Democrats,

Church wants to embarrass profes-

sional employees of

investigatory

agencies only. A new sense of Con-

gressional decorum exists,

far from

the sense of outrage expressed in the

Senate Watergate committee's hear-

ing room. When it is revealed that the

management of NBC News gave press

credentials to L.B.J.'s spies at the 1964

convention, everybody blushes demure-

y-and nobody demands io know!

decision under what pressure.

Which her work executive made what Nuder

I have been haranguing patient

readers for years about the

standard applied to Democratic had

Republican political crimes, and

hoped the day would come when the

hardbail precedents set by the Ken-

nedy ard Inhason men would be laid

before the public in damning detail.

Obviously. Demecrat Frank Church

is not the man to do it. His. jowl-

shaking indignation is all too

selec-

tive: the trail of high-level responsi-

bility tor thc crimes committed against

Dr. King and others is evidently going

to be ailored to conl.

Pity. You'd thist: that after all the

nation has ben through in the past.

few years, our political leaders would

have learned that tir me thing that

brings yor down is uid act of coyer-

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ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIIS62-3626

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To The enclosed is for your information. Trused in a future report.

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• Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA

dated

Remarks: By routing slip dated 12/30/75 and

captioned as above, all SACs and Legats were

furnished a copy of the transcript of Mr.

Kelley's 12/10/75 appearance before the

Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

Activities.

Altrough the data contained in

the transcript may be made available to news

media representatives, used in answering

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