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2- Mi.

#. A. Boynion, Jr.

1 - Mr.

J.

A. Mintz

(Attn: R. Heller)

Assistant Attorney General

Criminal Division

Attention:

Mr. Robert jo Keuch

March 20, 1979

I - Mr. H. N. Bassett

Director, FBI

1 - Mr.

D. Ryan

2 - Mr. G. J. Foster

HOUSE SELECE COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS

U. S.

HOUSE OF RUPRESENTATIVES (ASCA)

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Enclosed are the original and one copy of a nemo-

randum,

with five

enclosures, which resyonds to ESCA

lecters

of March 2 and 6,

1979.

The March 2 letter requested delivery of an FBI

identification secord for Russell George Byers, and the

Diarch

6 letter

requested delivery of four specific docu

ments relating to certain 1966 and 1968 Counterintelligence

Program (Cointelpro) operations and to the "St. Louis Globe

Democrat."

The Eour documencs,

together with the identifica

tion record, are

being furnished for your transmittal to

che

former SCA in accordance with discussions had between

you

and Special Agent Ronald Beller.

Excisions

made in the four

specific documents, two

of which contain information classified "Confidential,"

to protect sources

and persons, affiliated with the "st. touis

Globe Democrat,"

with whom the

FBI established a confidential

relationsnip.

Enclosures -

DUCE LEjlY

REG- 120

EX-112

APPROVE VE

miranter

HE CHOM

Deg. AD lav.

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm.

102U0G

Dep. AD Inv.

• Asst. Dir.:

Adm. Servs. _

Crim: inv. -

Ident.

Intell.

Laboratory

Legal Coun.

Pen. BIng.

& Rec. Mgnt.-

Tech. Servs. __

Training

Public Afts. Off. _

Telephone Rm.

Techne Say 57 Affr001:9979

Adm. Sory._

Corr. In.

Ident.

17:1

Laboratory

CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL

ATTACHED

sanader.

1435

SHE NOTE PAGE

Legal Coun

Plan, & Insp.

Bec. Mun?

sxr3048-jr.2.13v..k

Febt Are

MAR 29 1979

3/18\84

Sonormie

Plack Pm. 599518414

FBI/DO

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1 - Mr. H.

#. Boynton, Ji.

Mintz

1 - (aten: &. Menter)

1 - Mr.

#. N. Bassett

- Mr. D. Ryan

2 - Mir. G. J. Foster

March 20, 1979

HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS

u.S.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(FISCA)

This responds in full to the ESCA letters of

March 2 and 6,

1979,

to the Attorney General, signed by

G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Staff Director, HSCA.

Me. Blakey requested an fbi identification record

and four documents, all of which are enclosed.

Excisions have been made in several of the docu

ments to protect sources and persons with whom the FBI

established a confidential relationship.

Enclosures - 5

CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL

ATTACHED

DUC IF IT

NOTE: See Director, FBI, letter to Assistant Attorney

General, Criminal Division, attention: Mr. Robert I

Keuch, dated March 20, 1979, captioned as above.

Assoc. Dir.

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Adm. Servs.

Crim. Inv.

Ident.

Intell.

Laboratory

Legal Coun

Plan. & Insp.

Rec. Mgnt.

Tech. Servs..

Training

Public Affs. Off. _

Telephone Rm. -

•. Director's Sec'y -

APPROVED:

Cirector

Accoc. DR

Des. AD Arm

Dog. AD inv.

Cring. Inv.

Ident.

latel.

Laboratory

Legal Coun

Pac. Mint.

7i sining

Public Affs. CIT. *

3/18/86

Spinacie

ENGLOSURE

MAIL ROOM L

F81/DO

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Assistant Attorney General

Criminal Division

Attention:

Mr. Robert L. Keuch

This matter has been coordinated with Legal Counsel

Division which, in turn, has coordinated

with Deputy

Assistant Attorney General

Robert L. Keuch, U. S. Department

of Justice, who has authorized release of the

four specific

documents, in addition to the identification record, to the

former HSCA.

In the context of the documents, it

that two persons on the

"St. Louis Globe Democrat"

in 1968

were utilized by the FBI on a confidential basis in connec

Ion with certain Contelpro operations.

Excisions have

made to protect the identities of these persons, at

least one of

currently affiliated with that paper.

Contact with SAC,

St. Louis, discloses no information to

contravene the confidential relationship discerned in

documents 100-449698-42-1 and 7.

• 2

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MASONED LEONATON ENCE

ENCLOSURES

12-117-290-1435

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Прояом :

SUBJECT:

talente

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY INERDITION

GSA PEMR (11 CR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOI

RNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE: 5/28/68

SAC,

_LOUIS (100-21213) ₽

@COiNTEL PRO) - NEW-LEFT

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

INTERNAL SECURITY.

@DISRUPTION OF THE NEW LEFT

4574747478503675nsitad

#INNERTA

ReBulet to Albany, 5/10/68.

New Left activity in the St. Louis Division is

concentrated in the headquarters city. Principal organizations

involved in this movement are as follows:

Action Committee to Increase Opportunities for Negroes

(ACTION;

Students for Democratic Society (SDS);

St. Louis Draft Resistance (SLDR) ;

The Committee to Support Draft Resistance (CSDR) •

ACTION is basically a racial type organization.

It

consists of a small group of individuals who split from the

St. Louis Chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)

several years ago in belief that CORE was not sufficiently

militant. Its activities are irregular, depending almost

entirely on its chairman, PERCY GREEN.

Communist Party efforts

to cultivate him have so far appeared unsuccessful; however,

some influence is exerted through ORVILLE LEACH, veteran Communist

Party member, who is chairman of the Community Relations Committee

of ACTION.

An immediate Counterintelligence Program concerning

the latter three organizations would be restricted because these .

organizations are all campus-type organizations and Washington

University and St. "Louis University will close for summer

These organizations will

va virtuan out st stance site the schools ceopen in september.

170.

N:24

100-449698-42

2 - Búreau (Rm

1 - St.

Louis

REG-1

FE.27

41919831

HCJ :mjb

(3)

EZ2 MAY 81 1968

3 JUL 5

1968

Furs

DATE.

119181e

_B!

ататке.

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Pl

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SL: 100-21213

advantage for Counterintelligence purposes.

publications in mind which might be suggested for Bureau approval.

The feeding of well chosen information to the St. Louis

Globe Democrat, a local newspaper, whose editor and associate

editor, are extrèmely friendly to the Bureau and the st. Louis

Office, has also been utilized in the past and it is contemplated

that this technique might be used to good advantage in connection

with

this program.

with specific regard to the st. Louis Draft Resistance,

which is a one-man organization headed by RICHARD

VEREER®

a Yashington, University graduate student, the follow

circumstances occurred: MO

FREER turned in his Selective Service draft card at a

public meeting on 12/4/67. Investigation at his local board

determined that a few days later he wrote to the board requesting

a duplicate card.

If this type of information could have been

publicized, it might have pointed out the insincerity of FREER.

to poly a

Nothing, however, was done at the time because of the confidential

nature of draft board records and the fact that publicity may

have jeopardized prosecution presently pending against FREER.

St. Louis will carefully analyze these organizations

under this program in an effort to affect the disruption of the

New Left and specific suggestions of Counterintelligence action

will be submitted to the Bureau

for approval by separate

letter.

2

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MAILED 4

OCT A

31968

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad.

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan

Tavel.

Trotterf

Teler Roo

Holmes:

Gond Car

SAC, St. Louis (100-21213)

10/18/68

Director, FBI (100-449698)

1 - Mr. Preusse

1

Mr.

R:H. Horner

MY MOST THED

COINTELPRO - NEW LEFT

3/19j84

Reurairtel 10/4/68 captioned "Students for a Denocratic

Society, IS - SDS."

Authority is granted to contact Mr. George Killenberg

in the event information is received that a specific high

school is being targeted for organizing by the SDS. This may

be done only in the event that such a contact will not jeopardize

your investigation of SDS or your sources therein.

"Students for a Democratic Society, Front Runner of the New

Left" and ten copies of a leaflet entitled "Campus or Battle-

ground?

Columbia is a Warning to All American Universities."

As these publications may be of value to Mr. Killenberg in

providing him with background on the SDS, you may furnish

copies of this material to him at that time.

During your contact with Killenberg, you should

Impress upon him that the Bureau's interest in this matter is

to be kext in strictest confident

Bone osures - 12

+00-449698-42-7

4422

RHH: jes 10)

(5)

REC- 51

HAUTIE S

NOTE:

M3 OCT 21 1968

By reairtel st. Louis reported that spS, locallys-has

announced its intentions to make inroads in local high schools.

In one effort at one school, sh notified Killenberg, the Associate

Editor of the "St. Louis Globe-Democrat," who conducted an

expose which countered further attempts

by SDS to infiltrate

this school.

SL suggested that should information be received

concening efforts by SDS to infiltrate other high schools, thos

-information be furnished to Hr. Killenberg who would use it to

frustrate their efforts by

exposing them in his paper."

The

-"St. Louis Globe-Democrat" 'has been especially coopenative

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE TWO

A4ОF

50

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Lotter to SAC

St. Louis

RE:

COINTELPRO

- NEW LEFT

100-449698

NOTE CONTINUED:

Tith the Bureau in the past.

Bauman is or the Spect i correspondents Last he Datormatio

contained in enclosures contains background on SDS which can

be of value to Mr. Killenberg.

It contains public source

nerve previously cra subnitted these docunents to outside

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To masss

ONITED STATES OFERNMENT

I CONFIDENTIAL

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, TSI (100-3-201-12)

DATI: 9/74/66

ПАС, ВТ. 20018 (100-18708)

CLASS.

EASON-*CIM II, 1-2.4.22

DATE OF REVILY 7/14/86,

- 36207700

OADR

10118182

Stier Sip l 3/25/85

do macint

3\19|840

Tis

sh

AND FRET

POTZITZAL COUNTERINTALLIGXNCE ACTION

"J:RY", doncrlbed da St. Louls letter 4/14/B6 as s

rocent relansos of the linsouri Stato Parltantiary there de

reportadly pornod tine 101 a narcotic VOLAtIOn, hes sor boar

1dent1ilod as JERRY SPRAGGINS. Le hes boos unlag the seme

JERRY PITCHPORD LATOTChARgORDlY. The LAnBAS CITY DITISIOA

Bas advisod lo ves.

rolansod fron the Missourl Stato Ponitentlary

11/26/65 There 80

Do 18 described se

a Sagro salo, bore 10/18/43, Bt. I0u18,

Us TBI Identification record shows he vas racelvod

at Miasour1 Btate Ponitostlary 12/8/61; that he has prIOr arIosts

sor suspacted stanllag and suspectad robbery. To dispositions

ara sbova.

It appears therefore that Intornation mich mer

Irculating anong COnuniat Party (CP) sembera that he servod

tIRe 10T a sArCOtICS MOlatIOn la sot true.

Otber lafOrRatiOn

which has bear developed son casts sone doubt on statementa by

FishL d. TAlEiR, Chalraan of the Missours District CP, thet

MARY TOCCITod HIS In1X1a1 IndOCtrInATION In MarIlyN at & ClAI

Held In the Missourt State panitentlary.

It may be notod that

¿ he Karan esty Division in ite Joitor 6/16/66 Diates JERRY

erved part of his robbery sentance at refornatories and @way

fron the Missouri Stato Positantlary.

JEREY's actIVItion In tha CP 0111 be follored closely

OF DOBBIDLe COURTerIntOLlIgeNCe

CE gotion barod on his past

Estemp from CDS, Caretar

Bureau logo Docinedu

100-2-104-43792

8t. 20018

(3)

15 810

STAM 75 1493 8 1866

5165

it 57 JUL 25135. Suing 2

CONFIDENTIAL ASSE

ry US. Savings Bonds Regular on the Payroll Savings Plan

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CONFIDENTIAL

8L 200-18708

Te will continue to match the Cp's involvement

1n The Bt. LOUlA CITIZONS IOT PORCO 1n VietnaN. A COn1nI11

Investigation 18 belng conducted regarding this organization.

BERBERL WALKER pes been very active in this group and har

encouraged Outr sembers to be siailarly active.

PENDING COUNTERINTRULIGINCE ACTION

sour recardies lie content

Te are continuing to counsel Tegularly

18 counseled regularly regardiag

1 ELLIOTT VASHAN, CP PreBE Direator

This BLuTon Las perrated for a long tire

10

Д5M???

TANGIBLE RBSULTS

An AnOnyROUS lOttOr VaS sent IAN

General Secretary,

СР-08А, од диде 22, 1966.

This letter Is described in Bt. Louis

lotter

June 15, 1966. Upon his return Iron the National CP

Convention, WAlKER stated HAlL discussed this letter with hin

and save 1t to bin. VALXIR furnishod so other details regard-

Ing his conversation with hall and lt 1s not known to what

extent, 11 any, hAll querled VAldER regarding the posslbillty

that narcotics users and an ex-convict are being placed 1n

positions of leadership by the CP 1n 8t. Louig.

a desire to deteraine the identity of the writer of the letter.

diete the den,

WALKER expressed

He did sot Indicate what action, 11 any, he night take 11 the

culprit 18 uncovered.

It appears therefore that the full impact of this

counterintelligence action may well l10 in the future.

As a rosult of the second proposed counterintelligence

DCA Coordinator and

CP member, with the beadline Dubois Han Xttends Red Convention

Bonald Landberg Observer at Party MeetIng 1D N.Y. " The artielo

CONFIDENTIAL

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CONFIDENTIAL D

+8L 100-16708

statos LANDBinG admitted ropresenting 8t. Louis at a lational

DCA Convention In Chicago and then traveled to the Cp Con-

vostion In Non York as an "uno111clal" observer. The article

contalas an Insert "Boe Iditorial Page 2P".

An oditorial In this 1asue of the sewspaper 18

istled "he Communist line" and states the Implicationg o'

she LandlinG story are clear: that they forecast the a

Iine for the sext son sonths In DCA "and other organizatlOAa".

It appears possible that adverse publlcity of this

nature say poll atlIle affOrts Of DCA to launch unite 1a the

St. Louls ares, particularly at the local colleges and universities.

In a recent press intertion fOllowing LADBERG'S

return to Bt.

Louls, he arnouncod that he has boon translartod

to Detroit by DCA.

He 1n offoct conceded sallure in the st.

Louls area, complaining of an excessive sumber of right-ving

organizations and local conservatiss.

It Is not known to what extent, 11 any,

our counter-

Intelligence action nay have been instrusental 1n his dec1s101

to leave st. Louis.

CONFIDENTIAL

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SUNJECT:

.

TITUD OFFICES

ROUTINO

Source

6

Retain

CLASS.

247. 8x 6026

WANTE

REASON-FCI% II, 1-2.4.2

UNITED SIATES GO ENMENT DATE OF REVIEW 10/11/86

Memorandum CONFIDENTIAL

:

DIRECTOR, BI (100-3-104-42)

DATE:

10/14/86

S66s S00/0P 3125/85

BAC, ST. LOUI8 (100-18708)

Declassily Gur

COMMUNIST PARTY, _UBA

COUNTER INTELLIGINCE PROGRAN

# 248852

HERSHEL JAMES TALKER

18 - C

Do Buroru lotter, 8/13/66.

Sep

Hoster

with grown children and amployed by

Jagner Ilectile Co. In a manual-typo job.

Be hes been

ManDy yorrs and tas to cloctod to this position 11 August,

3986. Ho llves nodestly and 1s a nan o1 tenporato habits.

lo has not participatod in any factional or disruptivo

ct1r1t1os.

There bayo been soMe Minor complaints aMong vAIlOuE

ACP members uho tool he la currentiy devotiag an escessive.

anount o1 tina to "peace: activities especially in the b1

Mouls CitIzens for PoRce In Viot Nan

CP

OSA

WALTER has kopt his odoction to the National Committo

secretive.

Honover, he has confided this lact to

MD

In June, 1966, the Bt. Lould DivisIon LeCeived BUreaU

authority to send an anonymous letter to GUS.HALL, General

SOCIOTATY, CP - USA, complaining that delegates fron Bt, Louls

to the National Convention were solocted in undenocratic

fashion. The anonymous letter sald that one delegate 1a a

"sloppy

'narcotics usor" while another individual under con-

sideration 18 an

"OX-con runored nigod up in sarcotica"

The fOrKer IndiVIdual 18 RONALD JANLANDBERG, & COOrdinatOr

while the

This letter was designed

to OnbarIRes WALXER prinarily with the

National CP leadership sinco HAlL 18 roportod to be Intonsitely

opposed to the use of narcotics by Party members.

HALL did

DE lotter

with WALKER but the dotails of

M 2<35n,88

By Bureau

- st..

VAR/JtC

0821196

CONFIBENTIAL

Bug U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on sbe Payroll Sauti

19-5-74

<5-104-42.

T8 OCT 11Z 1955 VATION

FETE=S: IS LESLASS

WU RE SHOWY

Phansta.

M.

NE890S

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CONFIDENTIAL

SL 100-18708

thIS COnvOrSAtIOn aId sOt kOONI. LANDBIRG MAS tIRDSIerIod

to Dotrolt shortly after his roturn fron the lational

Convention and SPRAGGINS apporrs to hevo dropped fron the

LOCal PartY SCORO.

Possiblo additional counterintellizonce action

aga1nst VALIIR has been considored carelully and discussed

anonE spocial agents conversant with local Party activlties.

Consideration 1s being given to roquesting Bureau authority

for a published losture article in the "8t. Louls Globo-

Donocrat", Bt. Louls delly senspaper. Appropriate background

Intornation and suggestad questions mould be furnished to an

SAC contact who has cooperated previously in this profIas.

The Bureau u11l be advinod when lt 1e felt the tire

18 propitious for such action. In the neantine, Intar-Party

activitios u111 be scrutinized carefully and continually

sor possible other typo counterintelligance actios.

- 2.

CONFIDENTIAL

294900

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LL

Sottest Committer an Assassinations

MS0. H00are of Representattres

ION HOUSE ONE DUHLEG, AAROX "

Шлакатом. D.C. D9888

Harch 2, 1979

T

C8p614

Ce16 49N

signitie

The Honorable Griffin B. Bell

Attorney General of the U.S.

Department of Justice

Mashington, D. C. 20530

Attention: Mr. Robert L. Keuch

Deputy Assistant Attorney General

Criminal Division, Room 2113

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

In connection with the Select Committee's completion

of Its Final Report, this is to request dellvery of the

following files and flle references:

Meno from SAC St. Louis to Director, 5/28/68,

Cointelpro-New Left. Bureau No. 100-448698-42-1

2.

Letter from Director to SAC St. Louls, 10/18/68,

Cointelpro-New Left. Bureau No.

100-449698-42-7.

3.

Memo from SAC St. Louls to Director,

10/14/66,

CPUSA-Cointelpro. Bureau No. 100-3-104-42-96.

4.

Memo from SAC St. Louis to Director,

CPUSA-Cointelpro. Bureau No- 100-3-104-42-92-

Thank you for your prompt attention to this request.

Sincerely,

2. Dolex Blokes

6. Robert Blakey

Chief Counsel and Director

GRB: dm

cc: Ron Heller

...

Treat at encosure is Yellowd

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поть, ота, о

FE-E

Sociest Committee on Assassinations

M. S0. Fronte ol Shept estates,

ин ногохоття пилота, како

Harch 6, 1979

The Honorable Griffin B. Bell

attorney General

of the

U.S.

Department of dustice

dashington, D. C. 20530

attention: Mr. Robert l. Keuch

Deputy Assistant Attorney General

Criminal Dirision, Room 2113

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

In connection with the select Committee's comple-

tion of its Final Report, this 1s to request delivery of

the FBi identification Sheet on

Russell George Byers

FBI Identification Number 101-311E, D0B: August 19, 1931.

Your cooperation 1s greatly appreciated..

sincerely,

6. Robert Blakey

Chief Counsel and Director

GRB: da

cc: Ron Melter

Treat an enc

bosure % Yellow

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3-9-79 818

DEL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

The following FBI record, NUMBER

MAME AND MUMBER

101 311 E

APRICEE OR

• la furnishod FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY.

СМАНОК

DISPORITIÓN

de.

PD University City

PD St Louls

Мо

Russell George

Byers

#4335

Russell George

Byers

486936-5

1-2-61

susp burg &

larc

rel no

evidence

2-26-62

inu sus

removing mfg

seal plate

from auto

PD St LOUiS MO

St thry Pat

Russell George

ByeIS

489669

Russell George

Byers #C-10810

11-2-62

susp burg & AT

11-2-62

1nv-pOss &

disposing of

stin prop

Rel 11-2-62

St Ewy Pat

Kirkwood No

RUBBOll GeOrgO

Вуста #С-10810

4-29-63

1) 1ny disposing

stolen property

2) IDy stealing

over $50

re1 4-29-63

r'e1 4-29-63

rise

PD St LOUiS MO

USH St Louis No

PD St LoUis MO

Russell George 10-19-63

Byers

#89669

Russell George

5-11-65

Byerg

4388 1634

Russell George

15-11-65

Byers #89669

burg

Rel

conspiracy

(Dyer Act)

PG 2 yrs $2000

F $35 C susp

sent

conspir to 'Viol

Dyer Act

• USM Springfield

Ill

Russell George

5-11-65

Byers

#1031 THIS RECOES IS

FURFISHED

conspiracy

viol Title 18.

See 371 USC

FOR YOUR OFFIC

AL USE AND

SHOULD kOI BE FURTHER

REPRODUCED OR PISSEMINATEY.

3/10\812

formation shows on this identitication Record represents dala turnished FBI by fingerprint contributor

Vhero final disposition is not shown or further explonation of charge is desired, communicate with agenc

co ovation lud ting briare NOT based on fingerprinte in FBI les but ere listed only as lavest ative lerde

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTY SO UL

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537

2

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

Tho following FBI record, NUMBER

CONCIBUTOR, OF

MAME AND NUMBER

PD St Louls Mo

PD Alton Ill

SO

Edwardsville Ill

PD St Louis NO

St LOuis CO FD

Clayton HO

City PD

Clayton 10

St Louis Co PD

Clayton MO

101 311 E

ARRESTED OF

RECEIVED

•, ls furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

CHARGE •

DISPOSITION

Russell George

Byers

#89669

Russell George

Byers #9653

Russell George

Byers

#3452

Russell George

Byers

#89669

Russell G

Byer's

38212

Russell Geo

Byers

76-987

Russell G

• Byers

38212

SID 240 970

8-13-65

susp burg &

stealing

12-17-65

att burg

3-3-66

attempt

2-12-69

sus st1 0/50

4-5-76

Suspect Burg

Stealing 2299

4-5-76

susp burg

3-2-78

war not apl

IRLOE

warrant

receipt of

stin prop over

$50. (2899)

THIS RECORD IS ARMISTE

FOP YOUR OFFICIAL USE AND

SHOULD NOI BE FURTHER

REPRODUCED OR DISSEMINATED.

nformation shown on this Identification Record represents data furnished fBl by fingerprin

contributors.

Those final disposition is not shown or further explanation of charge is desired, com

municate with arency contributing those tingerprints.

Notations indiculed by

•*CIe NOT buscd on fingerprints in FBI files but are listed only as investi-

gative leads as being possibly identical with subject of this record.

WE GONKANARAT PRINTINE 099168 1809 0-687-011

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