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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 M

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OSA GEN, REG. NO, 28

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Mr. E. S. Miller

: T.

smith T]

JUNE

CONFIDENIIAL

Mr. Callahan

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

Mr. Cleveland

1 - Mr. T. J. Smith

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Gebhardt

DATE:

6/14/73

Mr. Jenkins ≤

Mr. Marshall a

Mr. Thompson -

Mr. Walters -

Tele. Room

Mr. Baise

Mr. Bares

Mr. Bowers

Mr. Herington

""Mr. Conmy -

Mr. Mintz

Mr. Eardley

Mrs. Hogan

SENSITIVE COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

COVE - ESPIONAGE

l.fi

Although completely unrelated in any way to prior requests

of the White House for electronic surveillance coverage of White House

aides and newsmen from 1969 - 1971 in connection with leaks of highly

classified national security information, captioned matter also related to

electronic surveillance coverage of individuals at the specific request of

the White House. Because'of the very sensitive nature of the matter, it is

being given a code word "COVE", Espionage" and all records and documents

relating to the matter will be kept in the Associate Director's Office with

access limited to those persuns wi have received prior individual epproval

from the Director, Associate Director or the Assistant Director in charge of

the Intelligence Division. Although index cards will be maintained in the

general indices of the Bureau, and index cards will be filed in the Special

Electronic Surveillance indices, no abstracts will be prepared except in

correspondence to and from the field and memoranda dated from this date

forward.

EXEMPT FROM GDS

CATEGORY

Cothercia

The genesis of this matter is as follows: On 12/22/71, the

Attorney General, John N. Mitchell, personally contacted Mr. W. Mark Felt,

who was then the Deputy Associate Director, and instructed him to

institute, after clegring with Mr. Hoover, a telephone surveillance of MCl-3l

a Navy reoman Ist Class assigned to the Joint

Chieis of Staff. Mr. Mitchell said that this instruction fame directly from

751t€

President Nixon. He called attention to the Jack Anderson column of .:

CUNTIEETESO TNNULIZOTTOSA

12/14/71, wherein disclosures, were made of conversations between the

• President and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger and between Dr. Kissinger.

UN 18 1973

other high officials at the White House and the State Department.

Mitchell said they believed

was the leak to Anderson

of this information. He explained that both

"and Anderson are

members of the same church (Mormon) and that their respective wives

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were closely associated in church work.

was responsible for

frequent contact with the White House and the National Security Council.

It was later determined that

had been brought to Washington by

Admiral Moorer, and he was in a position to be privy and have access to

the type of data being leaked. He had previously

worked for Admiral Moorer. (6)

It was also subsequently learned unofticially that

had

already been confronted by Navy investigators concerning the leaks and

had, as a matter of fact, already been given polygraph tests concerning .

the leaks and his association with Jack Anderson. The FBI was not

requested to conduct any investigation of the leaks; only to place electronic

coverage on

(c)

Mr. Mitchell told Mr. Felt that the President was gravely

concerned over this matter and was anxious to ascertain the full extent

of the security breach. He said that no prosecution was contemplated.

'Mr. Mitchell inquired as to whether Mr. Felt believed physical surveil-

, lance might be productive and Mr. Felt replied that it might be productive,

but also might be very dangerous because if

became aware of the

same and furnished this information to Jack Anderson even more damaging

columns could result. Mr. Mitchell agreed. (C)

The Attorney General requested to be advised on a day-to-

day basis of developments in this case. Mr. Felt told Mr. Mitchell that,

reports would be made directly to him and that the matter would be

handled on a strict "need-to-know" basis in the Bureau.

After clearing with Mr. Hoover, Mr. Felt instructed you to

personally contact the SAC, WFO, and instruct that the coverage be

instituted as quickly as possible. You were also told to instruct the SAC,

WFO, that the number of individuals having access to this matter be

limited on a strict "need-to-know" basis. Mr. Felt instructed that

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summaries prepared for the Attorney General should be blind and no

tickler copies, should be made. One yellow copy was to be made for

personal retention of Mr. Felt under maximum security in his office.

These instructions were modified shortly thereafter so that the original

blind memorandum was sent to the White House in a sealed envelope

addressed to "Honorable John D. Ehrlichman - Eyes Only." A copy was

prepared for the Attorney General, and a yellow file copy for Mr. Felt's

retention.

Only one copy of the logs were prepared by WFO and these

were delivered on a daily basis in a sealed envelope to you marked in

such a manner that it wouid ve upeneù uniy by you. No jecoid was .

maintained of the installation by WFO. Only the SAC, Robert Kunkel,

and Coordinating Security Supervisor, Courtland J. Jones, were fully

knowledgeable in WFO concerning the coverage. I was the only one in

the Intelligence Division besides yourself who knew of the coverage. I

reviewed the logs and prepared the summaries, and I always hand-

carried them to Mr. Felt, the Director's. Office, the Attorney General's

Office and handed the sealed envelope over to the Liaison Agent for

delivery to the White House. On two or three occasions, I personally

delivered the sealed envelopes to the White House and turned them over

to. David Young, who was on Mr. Ehrlichman's staff. As a matter of

record, these envelopes were delivered to Young's office by the Liaison

Agent. We know for a fact that Young was reviewing the summaries and

he personally informed us that he furnished the summaries to Ehrlichman.

Electronic surveillance coverage was instituted on

residence on 12/23/71. In line with the policy which was in effect at

the time, a leased line letter was prepared for delivery to the C &(C)

Telephone Company, and this letter was signed by Mr. Hoover.

It was quickly determined that

was in fact in touch

with Jack Anderson. On 12/23/71,

called the Anderson

residence to turn down a Christmas day dinner invitation.

wife,

on 12/24/71 told an acquaintance that they were not going

out to where they had been invited; that this was the main problem

why they

(the

got into trouble. (C)

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The coverage on

resulted in determination that

was yery close to a1

and that he freely

discussed the leak of information with

It was determined

from Bureau files that

was probably identical to

, who had been assigned to the Defense Attache's

Office in New Dehli, India, and had been contacted by Soviet Attache,

Valentin I. lyintsev, 1/26/68. This intormation was reported to the

White House and the Attorney General. (e)

On 1/4/72, the Attorney General called Mr. Felt and said

that the matter involving

would be coming to a head in the next

two or three days and that he (Mr. Mitchell) feit that the following 4ô

hours would be particularly critical. He called attention to the fact that

had been in extensive conversations with

that

had offered advice to

and had pumped him for

information. Among other things «

suggested that

• go to

the American Civil Liberties Union to obtain a lawyer. The Attorney General

requested that a telephone surveillance of

be instituted as quickly

as possible on his residence. Dissemination was to be handled the same,

on a strict need-to-know basis. After clearing with Mr. Hoover, Mr. Felt

instructed you to take the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly

and to exercise the same security in effect with

On 1/11/72, the Attorney General called Mr. Felt with

further reference to the matter of the leak of confidential White House

memoranda to columnist Jack Anderson. Mr. Mitchell said that this

matter was far from being resolved and indications were then that other

persons may be involved. He said that

¿ was still a prime suspect.

was presently en route to his new duty station at Portland, Oregon,

and he would be staying temporarily with his stepfather,

The Attorney General requested that a telephone surveillance

of

at his temporary location at ther

a home be instituted as

quickly as possible. He requested that results be promptly furnished

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daily to him and to Mr. John D. Ehrlichman at the White House. Upon

Mr. Hoover's, approval, Mr. Felt instructed you to obtain the coverage

promptly and to exercise the same security precautions as before. (C)

In reviewing logs of conversations of

in conversation with

kept referring to a woman named

¿ told

i that

should not have

submitted to a polygraph examination and should get a lawyer to protect

his rights. David Young at the White House subsequently advised that the

referred to was probably

1, a fairly

high-ranking State Department official. Our files revealed that one

had served in severai Ü.'5. Embassies auruaù

and at one time was of interést to the Czechoslovakian Intelligence Service,

which was attempting to ascertain where

was residing in Virginia.

David Young requested that coverage be placed on

and he indicated that the request came from John D. Ehrlichman with the

concurrence of the Attorney General. Coverage on

was instituted

1/14/72.

(c)

Coverage of

in Portland, Oregon, was productive in

that it established that the

were still in contact with Jack Anderson,

although the conversations were innocuous in nature. In a conversation

between Mr.

land her daughter in Portland, she revealed that one

of the first thing's

"did upon arrival in Portland was to call Jack

Anderson and let him know where he was. (C)

was then transferred permanently to the Naval Reserve

Training Center at Salem, Oregon, and David Young requested that we

institute electronic surveillance (wiretap) coverage of

"both at his

place of employment and his residence. Young assured us that the Attorney

General concurred. In order to effect coverage at the Naval Reserve Training

Center, it was necessary to place coverage on three separate lines going

into the Naval Reserve Training Center. However, no calls were monitored

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which were obviously not directed to or from

Even so, a large

volume of traffic was handled. Coverage was instituted on the Naval

Reserve Training Center lines 2/4/72, although no calls were monitored

until opening of business on 2/7/72 when

was' scheduled to report

for duty. Coverage was instituted on the residence of

* on 2/15/72. (C)

On 2/17/72, David Young advised that coverage of

and

should be removed because of lack of

productivity, but that the coverage maintained at both Portland and Salem,

Oregon, be continued. Accordingly, the coverage on

and

was removed on 2/17/72. (C)

Subsequently, at the request of David Young at the White

House, coverage on the Naval Reserve Training Center in Salem, Oregon,

and on h

a's stepfather in Portland, Oregon,

was discontinued 4/11/72. The coverage on

's residence continued,

however. The coverage on

was finally discontinued on 6/20/72,

following the Supreme Court decision in the Keith case. It was not

discontinued on 6/19/72, as others falling under the Keith yule had been,

since we were awaiting a decision from the White House.

Although we felt at the time that the

case fell within

the meaning of the Keith rule, and so stated to the White House at the time,

a reexamination of the facts surrounding the coverage relating to leaks such

as those involved in the

thomain coverage has resulted in a conclusion that

this coverage would not have been affected by the Keith decision, inasmuch

as such coverage was in furtherance of efforts by the President to protect

national security information, which function was excepted in the Keith

decision. (c)

It is to be noted that in connection with wiretaps placed in

this instance, no written authority was ever obtained from the Attorney General.

The initial request came from the Attorney General in personal instructions

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to Mir. Felt. Each was then approved by Mr. Hoover. Reports prepared

from review of the logs were delivered to the Attorney General as well as

the White House, so there was no question at any time that the Attorney

General was not aware of the coverage. Propriety of the coverage was

never in doubt at any time. It was unquestionably related to the national

security, and the necessity for maintaining the fewest possible records

relating to the coverage was obvious.

This was the reason why no letter

was sent to the Attorney General requesting and getting individual written

approvals. This was the reason the coverage was reported by blind

memorandum on unwatermarked bond paper. This was the reason the

records were retained under heavy security in Mr. Felt's Office. This

was the reason that only a very few persons were privy to the coverage.

The possibility of our coverage being leaked to Jack Anderson was very

real and very great. At the time, some of the Bureau's tightly held matters

were appearing in public print and the need for secrecy was apparent. (C)

It is to be noted that following John N. Mitchell's resignation

as Attorney General, no further reports relating to the coverage were

delivered to the Attorney General's Office. Mr. Felt inquired of Attorney

• General Kleindienst if he desired to continue to get the reports and he

replied in effect that he did not know anything about the coverage and did

not want any reports relating to it.

Insofar as other records maintained, there were no records in

the electronic indices. However, Mr. Hoover instructed that the number

of wiretaps be included in the overall number of wiretaps which was a part

of his testimony before the Appropriations Subcommittee, and a part of

the total number which had a definite ceiling. In other words when the total

number of wiretaps permitted by Mr. Hoover at any given time included one

of the

" wiretaps, other national security taps were reduced by this

number.

(e)

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RECOMMENDATIONS:

1.

That an espionage case file be opened on this case and that

it be hereafter referred to by the code word "COVE - Espionage."

2. That upon being serialized and indexed, this file be

maintained in the Associate Director's Office under secure conditions and

that access to the file be limited to those who have received prior approval

of the Director, Associate Director or Assistant Director, Intelligence Division.

3. That in accordance with procedures approved in connection

with prior file on White House-requested wiretaps in 1969-1971, no abstracts

be made except as described herein.

4. That index cards be prepared for inclusion in the Bureau's

general indices, and that indexing be done by the Intelligence Division.

5. That index cards be prepared by the Intelligence Division

from the logs of coverage in this case for inclusion in the Special Electronic

Surveillance indices maintained by the Special Investigative Division.

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6. That no dissemination be made of information contained in

this file or from the coverage related thereto without prior authorization of

the Director, Associate Director or Assistant Director, Intelligence Division.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10,

3010-1068

MAX, 1902 ADiTION

*GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. T. J. Smith

DATE:

6/14/73

JUNE

FROM

:

T.

Smith

SUBJECT:

CHARLES EDWARD RADFORD II

SENSITIVE. COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

COVE - ESPIONAGE

CONFIDENT

Baker

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Gebhardt

Mr. Marshal 2

Mr. Marshalt

Teriller, Eas

sir. Soyars

Mr. Thompson.

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Baise

Mr. Barnes

Mr. Bowers

Mr. Herington

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Mr. Mintz.

Mr. Eardley

Mrs. Hogan

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DATE OF DECLASSIFICATION lA

para macke

Although completely unrelated in any way to prior requests

of the White House for electronic surveillance coverage of White House

aides and newsmen from 1969 - 1971 in connection with leaks of highly

classified national security information, captioned matter also related to

electronic surveillance coverage of individuals at the specific request of

the White House. Because of the very sensitive nature of the matter, it is

being given a code word COVE * Espionage" and all records and documents

relating to the matter will be kept in the Associate Director's Office with

access limited to those persuns wiu jave received prior individual approval

from the Director, Associate Director or the Assistant Director in charge of

the Intelligence Division. Although index cards will be maintained in the

general indices of the Bureau, and index cards will be filed in the Special

Electronic Surveillance indices, no abstracts will be prepared except in

correspondence to and from the field and memoranda dated from this date

forward. (C)

The genesis of this matter is as follows: On 12/22/71, the

Attorney General, John N. Mitchell, personally contacted Mr. W. Mark Felt,

who was then the Deputy Associate Director, and instructed him to

institute, after clearing with Mr. Hoover, a telephone surveillance of

MCT-31

Charles Edward Radiord Il, a Navy Yeoman Ist Class assigned to the Joint

Chiefs of Staff. Mr. Mitchell said that this instruction eame directly from

President Nixon. He called attention to the Jack Anderson column of

7510€

12/14/71, wherein disclosures, were made of conversations between the

President and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger and between Dr. Kissinger and

other high officials at the White House and the State Department. (e)

41 18 1973

Mitchell said they believed Radford was the leak to Anderson

of this information. He explained that both Radford and Anderson are

members of the same church. (Mormon) and that their respective wives

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were closely associated in church work. Radford was responsible for

frequent contact with the White House and the National Security Council.

It was later determined that Radford had been brought to Washington by

Admiral Moorer, and he was in a position to be privy and have access to

the type of data being leaked. He had previously

worked for Admiral Moorer. (e)

It was also subsequently learned unofficially that Radford had

already been confronted by Navy investigators concerning the leaks and

had, as a matter of fact, already been given polygraph tests concerning

the leaks and his association with Jack Anderson. The FBI was not

requested to conduct any investigation of the leaks; only to place electronic

coverage on Radford.

(e)

Mr. Mitchell told Mr. Felt that the President was gravely

concerned over this matter and was anxious to ascertain the full extent

of the security breach. He said that no prosecution was contemplated.

' Mr. Mitchell inquired as to whether Mr. Felt believed physical surveil-

• lance might be productive and Mr. Felt replied that it might be productive,

but also might be very dangerous because if Radford became aware of the

same and furnished this information to Jack Anderson even more damaging

columns could result. Mr. Mitchell agreed. (a)

The Attorney General requested to be advised on a day-to-

day basis of developments in this case. Mr. Felt told Mr. Mitchell that

reports would be made directly to him and that the matter would be

handled on a strict "need-to-know" basis in the Bureau.

After clearing with Mr. Hoover, Mr. Felt instructed you to

personally contact the SAC, WFO, and instruct that the coverage be

instituted as quickly as possible. You were also told to instruct the SAC,

WEO, that the number of individuals having access to this matter be

limited on a strict "need-to-know" basis. Mr. Felt instructed that

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summaries prepared for the Attorney General should be blind and no

tickler copies, should be made. One yellow copy was to be made for

personal retention of Mr. Felt under maximum security in his office.

These instructions were modified shortly thereafter so that the original

blind memorandum was sent to the White House in a sealed envelope

addressed to "Honorable John D. Ehrlichman - Eyes Only." A copy was

prepared for the Attorney General, and a yellow file copy for Mr. Felt's

retention.

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Only one copy of the logs were prepared by WFO and these

were delivered on a daily basis in a sealed envelope to you marked in

such a manner that it wouid ve upene uniy by you. No record was.

maintained of the installation by WFO. Only the SAC, Robert Kunkel,

and Coordinating Security Supervisor, Courtland J. Jones, were fully

knowledgeable in WEO concerning the coverage. I was the only one in

the Intelligence Division besides yourself who knew of the coverage. I

reviewed the logs and prepared the summaries, and I always hand-

carried them to Mr. Felt, the Director's Office, the Attorney General's

'Office and handed the sealed envelope over to the Liaison Agent for

• delivery to the White House. On two or three occasions, I personally

delivered the sealed envelopes to the White House and turned them over

to David Young, who was on Mr. Ehrlichman's staff. As a matter of

record, these envelopes were delivered to Young's office by the Liaison

Agent. We know for a fact that Young was reviewing the summaries and

he personally informed us that he furnished the summaries to Ehrlichman.

Electronic surveillance coverage was instituted on Radford's

residence on 12/23/71. In line with the policy which was in effect at

the time, a leased line letter was prepared for delivery to the C & P

Telephone Company, and this letter was signed by Mr. Hoover. (C)

It was quickly determined that Radford was in fact in touch

with Jack Anderson. On 12/23/71, Radford called the Anderson

residence to turn down a Christmas day dinner invitation. Radford's

wife, Tonne, on 12/24/71 told an acquaintance that they were not going

out to where they had been invited; that this was the main problem

why they (the Radfords) got into trouble. (e)

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The coverage on Radford resulted in determination that

Radford was yery close to a Robert I. Carroll, and that he freely

discussed the leak of information with Carroll. It was determined

from Bureau files that Robert T. Carroll was probably identical to

Robert T. Carroll, who had been assigned to the Defense Attache's

Office in New Dehli, India, and had been contacted by Soviet Attache,

Valentin I. Ilyintsev, 7/26/68. This information was reported to the

White House and the Attorney General. (C)

On 1/4/72, the Attorney General called Mr. Felt and said

that the matter involving Radford would be coming to a head in the next

two or three days and that he (Mr. Mitchell) felt that the following 48

hours would be particularly critical. He called attention to the fact that

Radford had been in extensive conversations with Robert T. Carroll;

that Carroll had offered advice to Radford and had pumped him for

information. Among other things Carroll suggested that Radford go to

the American Civil Liberties Union to obtain a lawyer. The Attorney General

requested that a telephone surveillance of Carroll be instituted as quickly

as possible on his residence. Dissemination was to be handled the same,

on a strict need-to-know basis. After clearing with Mr. Hoover, Mr. Felt

instructed you to take the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly

and to exercise the same security in effect with Radford. (C)

On 1/11/72, the Attorney General called Mr. Felt with

further reference to the matter of the leak of confidential White House

memoranda to columnist Jack Anderson. Mr. Mitchell said that this

matter was far from being resolved and indications were then that other

persons may be involved. He said that Radford was still a prime suspect.

Radford was presently en route to his new duty station at Portland, Oregon,

and he would be staying temporarily with his stepfather, William Frank

Morgan. The Attorney General requested that a telephone surveillance

of Radford at his temporary location at the Morgan home be instituted as

quickly as possible. He requested that results be promptly furnished

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daily to him and to Mr. John D. Ehrlichman at the White House. Upon

Mr. Hoover's

In reviewing logs of conversations of Robert T. Carroll,

Carroll, in conversation with Radford, kept referring to a woman named

Georgianna. Georgianna told Carroll that Radford should not have

submitted to a polygraph examination and should get a lawyer to protect

his rights. David Young at the White House subsequently advised that the

Georgianna referred to was probably Georgianna M. Prince, a fairly

high-ranking State Department official. Our files revealed that one

Georgianna M. Prince had served in severai U. 5. Emoassies auruau

and at one time was of interest to the Czechoslovakian Intelligence Service,

which was attempting to ascertain where Prince was residing in Virginia.

David Young requested that coverage be placed on Georgianna M. Prince,

and he indicated that the request came from John D. Ehrlichman with the

concurrence of the Attorney General. Coverage on Prince was instituted

1/14/72. (C)

although the conversations were innocuous in nature. In a conversation

between Mr. Morgan and her daughter in Portland, she revealed that one

of the first thing's Radford did upon arrival in Portland was to call Jack

Anderson and let him know where he was. (e)

Radford was then transferred permanently to the Naval Reserve

Training Center at Salem, Oregon, and David Young requested that we

institute electronic surveillance (wiretap) coverage of Radford both at his

place of employment and his residence. Young assured us that the Attorney

General concurred. In order to effect coverage at the Naval Reserve Training

Center, it was necessary to place coverage on three separate lines going

into the Naval Reserve Training Center. However, no calls were monitored

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CONFIDENTIAE

Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

which were obviously not directed to or from Radford. Even so, a large

volume of traffic was handled. Coverage was instituted on the Naval

Reserve Training Center lines 2/4/72, although no calls were monitored

until opening of business on 2/7/72 when Radford was'scheduled to report

for duty. Coverage was instituted on the residence of Charles Edward

Radford Il on 2/15/72. (c)

On 2/17/72, David Young advised that coverage of Robert T.

Carroll and Georgianna M. Prince should be removed because of lack of

productivity, but that the coverage maintained at both Portland and Salem,

Oregon, be continued. Accordingly, the coverage on Carroll and Prince

was removed on 2/17/72. (C)

Subsequently, at the request of David Young at the White

House, coverage on the Naval Reserve Training Center in Salem, Oregon,

and on William Frank Morgan, Radford's stepfather in Portland, Oregon,

was discontinued 4/11/72. The coverage on Radford's residence continued,

however. The coverage on Radford was finally discontinued on 6/20/72,

following the Supreme Court decision in the Keith case. It was not

discontinued on 6/19/72, as others falling under the Keith rule had been,

since we were awaiting a decision from the White House.

(c)

Although we felt at the time that the Radford case fell within

the meaning of the Keith rule, and so stated to the White House at the time,

a reexamination of the facts surrounding the coverage relating to leaks such

as those involved in the Radford coverage has resulted in a conclusion that

this coverage would not have been affected by the Keith decision, inasmuch

as such coverage was in furtherance of efforts by the President to protect

national security information, which function was excepted in the Keith

decision.

(C)

It is to be noted that in connection with wiretaps placed in

this instance, no written authority was ever obtained from the Attorney General.

The initial request came from the Attorney General in personal instructions

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

to Mr. Felt. Each was then approved by Mr. Hoover. Reports prepared

from review of the logs were delivered to the Attorney General as well as

the White House, so there was no question at any time that the Attorney

General was not aware of the coverage. Propriety of the coverage was

never in doubt at any time. It was unquestionably related to the national

security, and the necessity for maintaining the fewest possible records

relating to the coverage was obvious. This was the reason why no letter

was sent to the Attorney General requesting and getting individual written

approvals. This was the reason the coverage was reported by blind

memorandum on unwatermarked bond paper. This was the reason the

records were retained under heavy security in Mr. Felt's Office. This

was the reason that only a very few persons were privy to the coverage.

The possibility of our coverage being leaked to Jack Anderson was very

real and very great. At the time, some of the Bureau's tightly held matters

were appearing in public print and the need for secrecy was apparent. tO,

It is to be noted that following John N. Mitchell's resignation

as Attorney General, no further reports relating to the coverage were

• delivered to the Attorney General's Office. Mr. Felt inquired of Attorney

General Kleindienst if he desired to continue to get the reports and he

replied in effect that he did not know anything about the coverage and did

not want any reports relating to it.

Insofar as other records maintained, there were no records in

the electronic indices. However, Mr. Hoover instructed that the number

of wiretaps be included in the overall number of wiretaps which was a part

of his testimony before the Appropriations Subcommittee, and a part of

the total number which had a definite ceiling. In other words when the total

number of wiretaps permitted by Mr. Hoover at any given time included one

of the Radiord wirets, other national security taps were reduced by this

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w.

COMFIGENTIAL

Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. That an espionage case file be opened on this case and that

it be hereafter referred to by the code word "COVE - Espionage."

2. That upon being serialized and indexed, this file be

maintained in the Associate Director's Office under secure conditions and

that access to the file be limited to those who have received prior approval

of the Director, Associate Director or Assistant Director, Intelligence Division.

3. That in accordance with procedures approved in connection

with prior file on White House-requested wiretaps in 1969-1971, no abstracts

be made except as described herein.

4. That index cards be prepared for inclusion in the Bureau's

general indices, and that indexing be done by the Intelligence Division.

5. That index cards be prepared by the Intelligence Division

from the logs of coverage in this case for inclusion in the Special Electronic

Surveillance indices maintained by the Special Investigative Division.

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CANEIDENTIAL

Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

6. That no dissemination be made of information contained in

this file or from the coverage related thereto without prior authorization of

the Director, Associate Director or Assistant Director, Intelligence Division.

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VIA TELETYPE

NOV 2 7 1968

ENCIPHERED

PRIORITY

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM,

004

B ATI.: MR. BROMLEY SMITH

FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI.

SECR

NO

FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

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ON 6 - 14-2000 PADEC

CA 98-1682 RWR

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

INTERNAL SECURITY • VIETNAM

ON NOVEMBER TWENTY SEVEN INSTANT, A SOURCE, WHO HAS

FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, REPORTED THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

ON THE SAME DATE, MRS. ANNA CHENNAULI CONTACTED MRS.

TRONG, SECRETARY TO AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM, EMBASSY OF VIETNAM,

WASHINGTON, D. CO (WDC) . TRONG INFORMED CHENNAULT THAT

SHE, TRONG, HAD JUST RECEIVED A TELEGRAM FROM THE AMBASSADOR

(DIEM>, SAYING THAT HE WOULD RETURN THE BEGINNING OF NEXT

WEEK, BUT NO SPECIFIC DAY WAS MENTIONED. CHENNAULT TOLD

TRONG TO TELL THE AMBASSADOR'S WIFE THAI CHENNAULI WOULD

ALSO GO TO MEET THE AMBASSADOR UPON HIS RETURN BECAUSE

CHENNAULT HAD A MESSAGE FOR HIM.

ON THE SAME DATE, CHENNAULI ALSO CONTACTED NGUYEN HOAN.

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COUNSELOR, EMBASSY OF VIETNAM, WDC, ADVISING THAT SHE HAD

SOME MESSAGES FOR HOAN AND HOAN AGREED TO MEET CHENNAULT

AT HER RESIDENCE, APARIMENT ONE FOUR ZERO FOUR NORTH,

WATERGATE APARTMENTS, WDC, AT SIX P. M., THIS DATE.

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VIA TELETYPE

NOV 2 7 1968

ENCIPHERED

11 - 27-68 RNX

PRIORITY

.

TO'S WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM,

BAIT.: MP.. BROMLEY SMITH.

FROM: DIRECIOR, FBI

SEC

RET

NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

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on 6-14-2022.

PMpCO

C798-1682 RWR

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

INTERNAL SECURITY • VIETNAM

ON NOVEMBER IWENTY SEVEN INSTANT, A SOURCE, WHO HAS

FURWISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, REPORTED THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

ON THE SAME DATE, MRS. ANNA CHENNAULI CONTACIED MRS.

TRONG, SECRETARY TO AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM, EMBASSY OF VIETNAM,

WASHINGION, DO CO (WDC>. TRONG INFORMED CHENNAULT THAT

SHES TRONG, HAD JUST RECEIVED A TELEGRAM FROM THE AlBASSADOR

(DIEM), SAYING THAT HE WOULD RETURN THE BEGINNING OF NEXT

WEEKS BUT NO SPECIFIC DAY WAS MENTIONED. CHENNAULT TOLD

TRONG TO TELL THE AMBASSADOR'S WIFE THAI CHENNAULT WOULD. :

ALSO GO TO MEET THE AMBASSADOR UPON HIS RETURN BECAUSE

CHENNAULI HAD A MESSAGE FOR HIM.

ON THE SAME DATE, CHENNAULT ALSO CONTACIED NGUYEN HOAN:

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COUNSELOR, EMBASSY OF VIETNAM, WDC, ADVISING THAT SHE HAD

SOME MESSAGES FOR HOAN AND HOAN AGREED TO MEET CHENNAULT

AT HER RESIDENCE, APARIMENT ONE FOUR ZERO FOUR NORTH,

WATERGATE APARIMENIS, WDC, AT SIX P. M., THIS DATE •

GP - 1

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HEREIN IS UNCLASSIYIED

DATE 12/7/00 8xSP7 ALm AHE

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

101-109

MAY 1902 EDIPION

OSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. D. d. Brennan,

FROM : Mr. J. M. fitzgerald

int

SURJECT@ NATIONAL ENVERONMENTAL TEACH-INA

INFORMATION CONCERNING

DATE: 3/2/70

FEMARIS

ALT INFORMATION NEITHE

HERTIN TS UNCLASSIFIEI

DATE 1214/00 BYSPZALMIHTE

Tolson

DeLoach

Walters,

Mohi -

Bishop -

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt -

Gale -

Rosen.

Sullivan

Tavel -

3- Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes -

01121

NW

55131

Mr. C.

A.

Palazzolo, Division of Security, Atomic

Energy Commission (AEC), told Liaison on 2/27/70 that AEC

-would be most grateful for any information received by the

on a , tho

Bureau concerning the captioned activity which is due to

commence in colleges around the country on 4/22/70. Palazzolo

added that AEC expects to be one of the chief targets of

Palazzolo stated there has already been considerable

publicity in which AEC has been prominently mentioned as a

contributor to pollution of air and water. Palazzolo mentioned

that senator Gaylord Nelson (Democrat - Wisconsin) and Repre-

sentative Paul Mcclossey (Republican - California) have intro-

duced remarks into the Congressional Record on 2/5/70 and

2/23/70 concerning the pollution problem and these members

of Congress have been involved in the formation of an

organization called Environmental Teach-In, Incorporated; now

located in Room 600

at 2100 M Street, NW Washington, D. C.

According to Palazzolo, ADC has learned that the

following are also connected with the Environmental Teach-In,

Incorporated:

Denis Hayes, Director of the National Office:

further described as former president of the student body at •

Stanford University and now

a graduate student at Harvard

University; Bryce;hamilton, high school coordinator; and Ellen

Silbergeld,

staff member.

Palazzolo requested Bureau files be checised on Hayes,

Hamilton, and Silbergeld and he was advised on 2/27/70 that we

have no previous information identifiable with any of them.

ACTICY:

ST-103

REG- 120

100-4577781

"lemorandum is being directed to the Research and

Internal

Security Sections.

10 MAR '24 1970

62-113303

1

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- Mr. R. D. Cotter (Wells)

- Hit.

C.. D. Brennan

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- Liaison

- Mr. J. M. Fitzgerald

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TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAY 1952 EDITION

OSA GEM. REG, NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. M.C. Sullivan

Tolson

1

- MI.

DeLoach

- MI.

Bishop

- MT.

felt

- Mr. Rosen

DATE:

3/25/70

DeLoach

Wolters

Bithur

Сайриг

Callahon

Conrad

Felt -

Gole -

Rosen

Sullivan

Ego RoD. Cottery

- Mr. W.C. Sullivan

Tavel

Soyars

-

Mr. G.C.

Moore

Tele. Room .

1

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Mr. C.D. Brennan

Titoines -

MT .

Shackelford

Gandy

SUBJECT: NATIONAL_ ENVIRONMENTAL

• Mr.

Griffith,

ACTIONS 4/22/70

- Mr.

Cotter

INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

- Mr. Wells.

inim

ENVIRONMENTAL LETH-IA INCORENZILO

on 4/42/70, teach ins and other actions will be

held throughout the u.s. on environmental pollution.

The

da lose to holy a go in an a i be sporangton, D. Co,

claim that activity wil Involve 609l college campuses and

1,300 high

I schools. U

sitional Environmental Teach.in

Press reports indicate that in some instances

militant action will take place. for example, at Boston,

Mass, members of ecology groups

have discussed blocking

major

traffic arteries; at Detroit, Mich., picketing is

planned of the General Motors Building; and in New York City,

traffic tie-ups are being discussed, as well as disruptions

at offices of companies regarded as

contributing to pollution.

The issue of pollution can be expected to generate

widespread interest and it is highly probable that militant

groups.

such as Students for a Democratic Society and the

ALI INFORMATION CONTAINES MORT

BYSAZALIT

Student

Mobilization Committee, will participate and may well

attempt to direct demonstrations. Accordingly, there is

attached an airtel to all offices instructing that sources

be alerted and that the Bureau be advised by teletype oi

activity planned in each area.

It is noted that Me. John J.

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

Caulfield of the White House staff

has advised Liaison that

the White House is interested in the involvement of militant

groups in this matter.

+00-457795-26X

00

ACTION:

REC- 89 :

DATE 12/5%

That the enclosed airtel

to all offices be upproveil.

1914.7

Enclosure

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1 - Mr.

DeLoach

1 - Mi. Bishop

3/27/70

I - Mr.

Felt

- kir.

Rosen

airtel

- MI.

Mx.

W.C. Sullivan

G.C.

Moore

HX .

C.D. Brennan

MY .

Shackelford

SAC, Albany

-

Mx. Griffith

Director, FBI

1

Mr.

Cotter

Wells

ONATIOVAL BAVIRONMENTAl...

ACTIONS 4/22/10

INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

BUDED: 4/13/70

CONCERNING (RESEARCH INFORMATION SE

#906612

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 10/1/99 BYSP-2 BIE/R

On 4/22/70, teach-ins

and other

actions will be

held throughout the U.S. on environmental

pollution.

The

idea for this activity is attributed to U.S. Senator

Gaylord Nelson.

Environmental Action, Washington, D. C.,

was formed to help organize this activity. The sponsors

claim that activity will involve 600 college campuses and

1,300 high schools. Press reports indicate that in some

instances militant action will take place. For example, at

Boston, Massachusetts, members of ecology groups bave

discussed blocking major traffic arteries; at detroit,

Michigan, picketing is planned of the General Motors Building;

and in New York City, traffic tie-ups are being discussed,

as well as disruptions at offices of companies regarded as

contributing to pollution.

The issue of pollution can be expected to generate

widespread interest and it is highly probable that militant

groups, such as students forja Democratic Society (SDS) and

the student Mobilization Committee (siC),

will participate

and

may well attempt

to direct

i demonstrations.

2 - All Field Offices

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Walters.

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Airtel to Albany

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL, ACTIONS 4/22/70

All offices innediately alert sources and conduet

the necessary investigation to identify all individuals and

groups, Including black excremist groups, planning to

participate in these activities. All information developed

is to be innediately reported to the Bureau by teletype.

Teletypes are to be suitable for dissemination and are to

briefly characterize organizations and individuals mentioned

therein. Do not include administrative data in the body of

the teletype. At the conclusion of these activities, each

office is to submit & summary letterhead memorandum covering

the activities.

The results

of your coverage of the activities

atecto be submitted by teletype immediately following the

activities.

It is essential that individuals with subversive

or militant backgrounds and organizations participating in

these activitios be identified. Make certain that your

informant coverage is such that you will know in advarce oi

planned activities, particularly those activities which may

be violent.

Close liaison is to be maintained with other

agencies to insure that the Bureau receives all infornation

obtained by them.

Should violations of Federal statutes over

which the Bureau has primary jurisdiction take place, immediaic

investigation is to be instituted in accordance with

existing

instructions. In those instances, reports are io be submitted

under the appropriate criminal classifications.

talbmatted

regard, you are to be particularly alert to violations of

the antiriot statute.

In viey of the possibility of violence and confron

tations with authorities during these actions, it is imperative

that all oifices utilize every avallable rescurce to develop

Information concorning militant individuals and organizations

participating.

The Bureau is to bo advised by tolatyre by 4/10/20

of planned actions. All pertinent information dovelop.

should be furnished to secret service, the nilziory intelligence

agencies, and, where appropriate, to local authorities.

to Local author onto 11602c0

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Alrtel to Albany

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS 4/22/70

NOTE:

See memorandum R.D. Cotter to W.C. Sullivan dated

3/25/70, captioned as above, prepared by BAW:jes.

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ALL INFORMA

TON dOUTAINED

FMDR/S

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFTED

DATE / 2/6/00 BISP2ALM

Mr. Tolson

Mr. DeLoach

Me. Walters.

Mr. Flohr.

Mi. Bishop-

Mr. Casper.

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Conrad

MIr. Felt

MIr. Gale-

Mr. Rosen

Mr. Suitivan.

Mr. Tavel.

Mr. Soyars

Tele. Room.

Mliss Holmes

Miss Gandy.

Copiem

TO DIRÉCTOR

ATTENTION: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

FROM BALTIMORE (190-27040)

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACIIONS, APRIL IWENTY TWO NEXI.

INFORMATION CONCERWING (RESEARCH)

ON APRIL EIGHTEEN, INSTANT AI APPROXIMATELY ELEVEN

AM, SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI OBSERVED APPROXIMATELY

THIRTY DEMONSTRATORS SOME WEARING GAS MASKS, GATHER AT

TWENTYFIVE IWENTYFIVE MARYLAND AVENUE, BALTIMORE

MARYLAND, THE LOCATION OF THE BALTIMORE DEFENSE COMMITTEE

BDC> AN ANTI-DRAFI, ANTI-WAR GROUP, BALTIMORE,

MARYLAND.

EX-110 REC 3 100-457778-53

DEMONSIRAIORS WALKED TO BALTIMORE GAS AND

ELECTRIC COMPANY OFFICES, LEXINGION AND LIBERTY STREETS

APR 22 1373

DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE; APPROXIMATELY FIFIEEN ADDITIONAL S

DENONSTRATORS ASSEMBLED AI BALTIMORE GAS AND ELECTRIC

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PAGE TWO

IMPROMPTU SPEECHES WERE MADE BY ERIC HALLENGEN

AND GREW WHITMAN, MEMBERS OF THE BC REGARDING.

"BLUE RIBBON POLLUTERS CITATION" AFFIXED TO BALTIMORE

• GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY BUILDING. THE ABOVE REFLECTED

BALTIMORE GAS AND ELECIRIC COMPANY AS THE BIGGEST

SINGLE AIR POLLUTER IN THE METROPOLITAN BALTIMORE

AREA.

DEMONSIRATION ENDED AT ONE PM. NO INCIDENIS

OR ARRESTS.

US SECRET SERVICE, ONE ZERO NINTH MI GP, AND

LOCAL AUTHORITIES ALL BALTINORE COGNIZANI.

ADMINSTRATIVE:

RE: BALTIMORE TEL APRIL THIRTEEN LAST, BRUIS

MD.

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BA 100-27040

PORTIONS OF THE ABOVE OBSERVED BY SPECIAL AGENTS

ROBERT J. SHAPER AND STEPHEN S. BARNETT.

NO LHM.

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TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-108

MAY 1962 EDITION

GLA GEN.

REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. M. C. Sullivan,

FROM

R. D. Cotterl

SUBJECT: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1 - Mr.

Bishop

1 - Mr. W.C. Sullivan

DATE: 4/21/70

1 - Mr. G.C. Moore

1 - Mr. C.D. Brenna

1 - Mr. Cotter

I. - Mx. Wells

Tolson

DeLoach

Walters

adan

Calp

Callamor

Conrad

Felt.

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan .

Tavel

Soyars

Tele. Rodri

Holmes

Gandy

#MDR/6

ALL INFORNATION CONTAINED

OSTESAMITTE

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFI

DATE /2

It was previously reported that teach-ins and other

actions are to be held throughout the U.S. this week to

protest pollution and to educate individuals on the causes

of environmental pollution.

The idea for this activity is

atributed to Senator Gaylord Nelson (D.-Wisc.). The main

activities are to be held on 4/22/70 throughout the U.s.

invironmental ACtion was Iormed at lashington, v. c..

to

sert organize and coordinate the activities on 4/22/70, which

has been designated "Earth Day."

We have surveyed our field offices to determine

activities planned on 4/22/70 and to determine whether

militant groups will participate.

We have determined that

activities will be held in at least 33 states and the

I District of Columbia.

The highlights of this activity are as follows:

'At Boulder, Col., a teach-in will be held at the

University of Colorado.

Groups sponsoring this teach-in

have agreed to support the Student Mobilization Committee to

End the War in Vietnam (SMC), which is controlled by the

Young socialist Alliance, In its demands that the heserve

Officers Training Corps (KOre) be eliminated Irom the campus,

that the University end research for the Government, and that

students be given control of corporate recruiting on

the

campus.

At Hashington, D. C., the Washington Area Environmental

Coalition is sponsoring various demonstrations on 4/22/70.

march will be held from 2lst Street and Constitution Avenue

to the Department of the Interior and then to the Sylvan

Theater where a rally will be held. Pete seeger, a nationalls

known folk singer who is a former member of the Communist

• Party

- (CP),

will

entertain at the Sylvan. Theater. On the

100-

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Memo to Mr. Sullivan

RE: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

same date,

teach-ins will be held at Farragut Square followed

by a march to the General Motors (GM) Corporation office to

present antipollution petitions to Gi officials. A teach-in

will also be held at L'Enfant Square.

This teach-in is

sponsored by the Earth Day Committee of the Department of

Health, Education and Welfare.

The American Federation of

Teachers is sponsoring a teach-in at the Lincoln Memorial on

the same day.

"The Mound Builders Gazette" has been established

to report on the environmental actions. Its editor is

Bill Hobbs, a former member of Students for a Democratic

Society (SDS) at George Washington University, Washington, D. C.

At Chicago, Ill., environmental actions are

scheduled at 38 colleges and high schools.

At Boston, Mass., the New England Ecology Center

is sponsoring a rally at the Massachusets Institute of

Technology, Cambridge, Mass., followed by a rally at Kennedy

Plaza, Boston.

Following the rally, a funeral procession

will be held to Logan Airport.

The

funeral procession is to

commemorate victims of the war in Vietnam, racism, and

pollution.

The demonstrators will present coffins

to Pan

American Airways and United

• Air Lines.

At Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich,

the Committee to Detend the Conspiracy Y, a group which

supports the violence-prone Weatherman faction of SDS, plans

to disrupt an environmental teach-in.

At New York City, the Environmental Action Coalition

is holding rallies in various areas of the city.

All colleges

in New York City will also have environmental programs.

The

Committee of Returned Volunteers, which has been active in

protesting the war in Vietnam, has issued a list of 21 companies

which it claims contribute to

pollution.

The Committee suggests

demonstrations at the Dow Chemical Company and the Monsanto

Company.

Pete Seeger has been aypointed honorary chairman

of Earth Day activities.

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RE: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

At Seattle, Wash., SMC is holding a public forum

at the University of Washington.

This forum will discuss

the use of chemical warfare by the U.S. in Southeast Asia.

At the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.,

awards will be presented to "local polluters" during

a rally

on the campus.

This will be followed by a demonstration at

the General Electric stockholders meeting.

Information that we have received from our

offices indicates that thesé activities will be widespread

and will be largely centered on colleges and high school

campuses.

Many congressmen, state, and local officials will

participate.

The above information is being furnished the White

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FROM: SAC, WFO (100-51089)

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NATIONAL, ENVIRONMENTAL. ACTIONS APRIL, TWINTYTIO, NINETERY

SEVENTY; INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

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EMERGENCY COMMITTEE ON THE TRANSPORTATION CRISIS; RACIAL

MATTERS.

REFERENCE IS MADE TO TELETYPE DATED APRIL SIXTEEN, LAST,

AT WASHINGTON, D.C. (WDC), CAPTIONED AS FIRST ABOVE.

ON APRIL IWENTYONE, INSTANT, SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) OBSERVED THE FOLLOWING

ACTIVITIES AT THE WASHINGION HILTON HOTEL, ONE NINE ONE NINE

CONNECTICUT AVENUE, NORTHWEST, MDE.

A GROUP NUMBERING ABOUT SIXTY PERSONS AT ITS HEICHT-

PICKETED ON THE SIDEWALK IN FRONT OF THE HOTEL FROM NOON

UNTIL ONE TWENTY P.M.

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ACCORDING TO LITERATURE PASSED OUT, THE DEMONSTRATION

WAS CALLED TO COINCIDE WITH THE TUESDAY LUNCHEON OF THE

HICHWAY USERS FEDERATION FOR SAFETY AND MOBILITY AT WHICH

SECRETARY JOHN A. VOLE, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION,

WAS SCHEDULED TO SPEAK.

ACCORDING TO LITERATURE AND SIGNS DISPLAYED THE PICKETS

REPRESENTED THE NATIONAL COALITION ON THE TRANSPORTATION

CRISIS, EMERGENCY COMMITTEE ON THE TRANSPORTATION CRISIS

(ECTC), DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (D.C.) STUDENT COMMITTEE ON THE

TRANSPORTATION CRISIS, AND WASHINGION AREA ENVIRONMENTAI

COALITION.

SOME OF THE SIGNS READ, "HIGHWAY LOBBY - POLLUTERS

AND PLUNDERERS"', "MORE FREEWAYS, MORE POLLUTION", "WE DEMAND

PUBLIC HARINGS ON ALL FREDWAYS"

, "MASS UREAN TRANSPORTATIC!

NOT'', "OUR LOVE AFFAIR WITH THE AUICIOBILES IS ECOLOGICALLY!

OBSCENE"' AND "HIGHWAY INDUSTRY IS AUTO-EROTIC".

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OF THE SIXTY ODD DEMONSTRATORS, ONLY TWO ADULI NEGROES

MARCHED IN THE PICKET LINE FOR ASHORT TIME. THE REST WERE

ADULT CAUCASIAN MALES AND FEMALES.

EMBAGELEY COMATTEE ON THE TRINGPIAT

SAMMIE, ABBOTT, PUBLICITY DIRECTOR FOR THE ECTC, WAS

CRISiS

OBSERVED DIRECTING PICKETS. MATT ANDREA, ENVIRONMENTAL

ACTION,_ WAS ALSO OBSERVED PARTICIPATING.

THERE WERE NO INCIDENTS OR ARRESTS.

LOCAL DISSEMINATION WAS MADE TO THE ASSISTANT UNITED

STATES ATTORNEY, SECRET SERVICE, ONE ONE SIX MILITARY

INTELLIGENCE GROUP, NAVAL INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE OFFICE,

WDE, AND OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS, FOURTH DISTRICI.

ADMINISTRATIVE.

SPECIAL AGENTS CE FBI RIO OSSERVED INSTANT ACTIVITIES

WERE WILLIAM C. ARMS, HIIMER H. KREBS AND RICHARD E. SCHMIDI.

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ORATIONAL INVIRCIRINTAL ACTIONS APRII INENTYWO,

INETEEN

SEVENTY; INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH).

"THE WASHINGTON POST" NEWSPAPER, WASHINGTON, D. G. (WDC),

APRIL IWENTYTWO INSTANT UNDER CAPTION "EARTH DAY SCHEDULE IN

WASHINGTON AREA" STATES THE WASHINGTON AREA ENVIRONMENTAL

COALITION IS SPONSORING THE MAIN EVENTS OF EARTH DAY IN WDC

TODAY STARTING WITH A RALLY AT TWENTYFIRST STREET AND CON-

STITUTION AVENUE, N.W., FOLLOWED AT TWO PM BY A MARCH PAST THE

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT TO THE SYUVAN THEATER ON WASHINGTON MONU-

MENT GROUNDS.

AT THE SYLVAN THIRATER A PROGRAM FEATURING FOLK SINGERS

WAS SCHEDULED TO START

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INCLUDING SENATOR EDMUND MUSKIE (D. MAINE); JOURNALIST I. F.

STONE AND THE REVEREND CHANNING PHILLIPS, D. C. DEMOCRATIC

COMMITTEEMAN WILL BEGIN APPEARING ABOUT SEVEN PM. FOLK

SINGER PETE SEEGER IS TO PERFORM AT SEVEN PM.

"THE WASHINGTON POST" ARTICLE RELATES THAT A NUMBER OF

EVENTS ARE SCHEDULED TO BE HELD AT VARIOUS HIGH SCHOOLS AND

COLLEGES IN THE WDC AREA BEIWEEN NINE AM AND NINE FIFTEEN PM.

ON INSTANT DATE SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI OBSERVED THAT

SHORTLY AFTER ONE THIRTY PM ABOUT TWO HUNDRED PERSONS WERE

GATHERED IN THE AREA OF IWENTYFIRST AND CONSTITUTION AVENUE.

A FEW MINUTES LATER A GROUP FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

(GWU) ARRIVED CHANTING "SAVE OUR EARTH" AND BY ONE FIFTY PM

THE CROWD WAS ESTIMATED TO BE ABOUT SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY.

AN UNIDENTIFIED GWU LAW SCHOOL STUDENT BRIEFLY SPOKE OUT AGAINST

INTERIOR SECRETARY HICKEL AND THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF BOTH

PRESIDENTS JOHNSON AND NIXON. HE SAID IT WAS TIME FOR SOME

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ACTION REGARDING POLLUTION.

SHORTLY BEFORE TWO PM THE GROUP STARTED MOVING IN THE

DIRECTION OF THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. SOME OF THE SIGNS CAR-

RIED WERE "SAVE OUR EARTH - CONCERN INC." "SAVE OUR SEAS; WE

• DEMAND A MORATORIUM ON ALL OFF SHORE DRILLING". "END THE

FASCIST RAPE OF AMERICA". SOME OF THE PEOPLE WORE PAPER

SURGICAL TYPE MASKS AND ONE HAD A GAS MASK. SHORTLY AFTER

IWO PM A CROWD ESTIMATED TO BE FROM EIGHT TO NINE HUNDRED

PEOPLE WAS AT THE VIRGINIA AVENUE SIDE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF

INTERIOR AT NINETEENTH AND C STREETS, N.W. AN UNIDENTIFIED

MALE READ A DECLARATION IF INTERDEPENDENCE AND THE CROWD

CHANTED "WE WANT AIR;" "WE WANT WATER;" "WE WANT HICKEL".

ABOUT THE SAME TIME A CROWD WAS STARTING TO FORM AT THE

SYLVAN THEATER AND AFTER APPROXIMATELY FIFTEEN MINUTES THE

GROUP AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT WALKED TO THE SYLVAN TO JOIN

THOSE ALREADY THERE. SHORTLY AFTER TWO THIRTY PM THE CROWD

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AT SYLVAN WAS ESTIMATED TO BE ABOUT TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED AND

GROWING. A SIGN WAS NOTED IN THAT AREA WHICH READ, "GOD IS

NOT DEAD; HE IS POLLUTED ON EARTH".

AS OF FOUR THIRTY PM THE CROWD AT THE SYLVAN THEATER RE-

MAINED ABOUT THE SAME. THERE HAD BEEN NO SPEECHES, BUT SEVERAL.

MUSICAL GROUPS HAD PLAYED.

SPECIAL AGENTS OBSERVED NO ACTIVITY BETWEEN TWO PM AND

FIVE PM INSTANT DATE IN THE VICINITY OF FARRAGUT SQUARE,

SEVENTEENTH AND K STREETS, N.W., OR AT GENERAL MOTORS OFFICES,

ONE SIX SIX ZERO L STREET, N.W., WHERE DEMONSTRATIONS HAD BEEN

REPORTED TO BE HELD.

THE MUSICAL PROGRAM CONTINUED UNTIL AFTER EIGHT PM, AND

THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY A SHORT ANTI-POLLUTION SPEECH BY SENATOR:

EDMUND MUSKIE (D.MAINE). AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT FORTY IVE P,.

JOURNALISI I. F. STONE BEGAN AN ANTI-MILITARY, ANTI-POLLUTION,

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ANTI-ADMINISTRATION SPEECH WHICH LASTED FOR ABOUT TWENTY

MINUTES. HE WAS FOLLOWED BY DENIS HAYES, NATIONAL COORDINATOR

FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION, WDC, WHO GAVE AN ANTI-VIETNAM WAR,

ANTI-POLLUTION TALK FOR ABOUT FIFTEEN MINUTES.

FOLLOWING THIS PHIL OCHS MADE A FEW ANTI-WAR, ANTI-

ADMINISTRATION REMARKS AND INTRODUCED RENNIE DAVIS, A DEFENDANT

IN THE CHICAGO SEVEN CONSPIRACY. DAVIS BEGAN SPEAKING AT AP-

PROXIMATELY NINE FORTYFIVE PM AND SPOKE FOR APPROXIMATELY TEN

MINUTES. HE BEGAN BY SAYING THAT THE EVENTS HE WAS INVOLVED IN

IN CHICAGO WERE NOI A CONSPIRACY BUT THERE IS. ONE NOW, A

CAPITALISTIC CONSPIRACY AND HE CALLED FOR TEARING DOWN THE

CAPITALISTIC STRUCTURE. HE SAID THAT PEOPLE IN "AGNEW COUNIRY"

MEANING GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON BELIEVE THE ECOLOGY

ISSUE WILL DIVERT THE ATTENTION OF PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES

FROM THE VIETNAM WAR. HE SAID THE MOVEMENT KNOWS ITS HISTON:

AND THIS TACTIC WILL NOT WORK. HE SAID THE CONSPIRACY IS

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JOINING FORCES WITH GROUPS SUCH AS WOMENS LIBERATION, THE

BLACK LIBERATION STRUGGLE AND ECOLOGY FORCES TO FIGHT AT

EVERY LEVEL OF OUR SOCIETY TO END THE WAR IN VIEINAM.

• AT THIS POINT DAVIS WAS INTERRUFTED BY HECKLING FROM

SOMEONE IN THE AUDIENCE AT WHICH TIME HE MADE AN OBSCENE REMARK

TO THE EFFECT THAT ANY "PIGS" IN THE AUDIENCE SHOULD GET OUT

WHILE THEY COULD. HE THEN SAID HE OPPOSED ALL POLLUTION

EXCEPT HE SAID " LIGHT UP A JOINT AND GET STONED". HE THEN

SAID "ONE WAY TO FIGHT FOR ECOLOGY IS TO GO TO NEW HAVEN ON

MAY FIRST IO STOP BOBBY SEALE'S TRIAL' REFERRING TO THE TRIAL

THERE OF THE BLACK PANTHER LEADER.

AT ABOUT TEN FIFTEEN PM ROGER PRIEST, NAVY ENLISTED MAY

PRESENTLY UNDERGOING COURT MARTIAL PROCEEDINGS IN WDC ON

CHARGES OF MAKING DISLOYAL AND SEDITIOUS STATEMENTS IN HIS

ANTI-WAR PUBLICATION "ON', SPOKE FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. ME.

SAID TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF HIS TRIAL AND THAT THE DAX

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AFTER THE VERDICT IS GIVEN, THE SLOGAN WILL BE SINK THE

NAVY".

AT TWELVE TWENTY FIVE AM, APRIL. IWENTY THREE, NINETEEN

SEVENTY, PETE SEEGER, FOLK SINGER, MADE A FEW REMARKS ABOUT

ECOLOGY AND CLEANING UP SOCIETY AND THE POTOMAC RIVER. AT

THIS POINT THE POWER WAS SHUT OFF. SEEGER AND REVEREND

FREDERICK KIRKPATRICK, A NEGRO FOLK SINGER, SANG A FEW SONGS

THROUGH A BULIHORN, AND THE CROWD THINNED RAPIDLY. THE

PROGRAM ENDED AT ONE AM WITH APPROXIMATELY FIFTY PERSONS

CLEANING THE AREA.

NO INCIDENTS WERE OBSERVED OTHER THAN ONE ARREST WHICH

OCCURRED SHORTLY AFTER NINE PM WHEN THE U.S. PARK POLICE

ARRESTED AN UNIDENTIFTED WHITE MALE ON CHARGES OF DRINKNING

IN PUBLIC.

LOCAL DISSEMINATION WAS MADE TO AUSA, SECRET SERVICE,

ONE ONE SIX M.I. CROUP, NISO, MDC, AND OSI, FOURTH DISTRICT.

OTHER INTERESTED AGENCIES COGNIZANT.

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ADMINISTRATIVE

Mover 5-5-295

RE WEO TELETYPE APRIL SIXTEEN AND THENTY ONE LAST.

- SPECIAL AGENTS CLAUDE W. BOGLEY, EUGENE A. BRENNAN,

JAMES E. ROGERS, ERIC V. WAHL, JOHN J. DOYLE, JR., ROBERT

C.. QUIGLEY AND ROBERT W. SONNEN, JR, OBSERVED THE ACTIVITIES

REPORTED.

WEO RECEIVED NO NOTICE OF RENNIE DAVIS SPEECH IN ORDER

TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR. RECORDING SAME.

SUMMARY IHM FOLLOWS.

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*EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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APR 2 3 1970

TELETYPE

wests

Mx. Tolson.

MI. Deloach.

Mr. Walters.

Mr. MobI

Mr. Biehop

Mr. Casper.

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Felt

Mr. Gale.

Me. Bosen

Mr. Sulivan

Mr. Tavel

Mr. Soyars-

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Miss Ganda

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125 AM URGENT4-23-70 RVD

TO DIRECTOR

ATT DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

#MDR./6

FROM NEW YORK 100-169046

5P

ALI INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 12/6/00 BY SPZ ALM

CATIONAL ENUIROUMENIAL ACSIONS, APRIL IWENTY TWO SEVENTY,

INFORMAIION CONCERNING, RESEARCH

ON FOUR IWENTY TWO SEVENTY SPECIAL AGENIS, SAS,

OF

THE FBI OBSERVED FOLLOWING EVENTS IN NEW YORK CITY IN

CONNECIION WITH "EARTH DAY" ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES

PRIMARILY SPONSORED BY ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COALITION, EAC.

FROM TWELVE PM TO TWO PM FIFTH AVENUE FROM FIFTY

NINTH STREET TO FOURTEENTH STREET WAS CLOSED TO VEHICULAR

TRAFFIC. AN ESTIMATED CROWD OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND

PEOPLE COMPRISED OF SHOPPERS

AT LUNCH SPEAK STROLL EDREL

O •TEENAGERS AND WORKERS 8 4.1......

UP AND DOWN FIFTH AVENUE IN FESTIVE

1070

ATMOSPHERE. ANTI POLLUTION LITERATURE WAS DISTRIBUTED AT

NUMEROUS POINIS. ENVIRONMENTAL

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SKITS AND ENTERIAINMENT WERE PROVIDED FOR ONLOOKERS ON

STEPS OF ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL, FIFTY FIRSI STREET

AND FIFTH AVENUE AND AT STEPS OF NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY,

FOURTY SECOND STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE • DEMONSTRATORS CARRIED

SUCH SIGNS AS QUOTE CLEAN UP THE AIR UNQUOTE,

BIG BUSINESS IS POLLUTING THE UNITED SIATES AND QUOTE

GARBAGE IS CHOKING US UNQUOTE, LEAFLETS ISSUED BY THE

COMMITTEE OF RETURNED VOLUNTEERS, SELF DESCRIBED AS AN

INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF PERSONS WHO HAVE SERVED AS

FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS, CALLED FOR AND END TO CHEMICAL

WARFARE IN VIETNAM. ACTIVITY ON FIFTH WAS ORDERLY

AND NO INCIDENIS OF VIOLENCE WERE OBSERVED.

COMMENCING AT IWELVE PM, FOURTEENTH STREET FROM FIRST AVENUE TO

SEVENTH AVENUE WAS CLOSED TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC AND THERE

WAS SAME TYPE OF ACTIVITY

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AS DESCRIBED ABOVE. IN ADDITION, NUMEROUS •

BOOTHS AND DISPLAYS CONCERNING ENVIRONMENT WERE SET

UP BY ECOLOGY ORGANIZAIIONS. ON FOURTEENTH STREET

AT SOUTH ENTRANCE OF UNION SQUARE PARK, SOCIALIST

WORKERS PARTY, AN ORGANIZATION DESIGNAIED PURSUANT

TO EXECUTIVE ORDER ONE ZERO FOUR FIVE ZERO, SET UP

BOOTH AND DISTRIBUTED LITERATURE.COMMITTEE FOR A SANE NUCLEAR POLICY

• SANE, AN ORGANIZATION OPPOSED IO NUCLEAR WEAPONRY, SET UP BOOTH

ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN IRVING PLACE AND BROADWAY, SANE

BOOTH BORE SIGN QUOTE WAR IS THE GREATEST POLLUTER

OF ALL UNQUOTE.

AN ANTI POLLUTION RALLY COMMENCED AT UNION SQUARE AT

TWELVE PM WITH SPEECHES AND ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED

THROUGHOUT DAY. FROM IWELVE PM TO IWO PM THE FOLLOWING

INDIVIDUALS WERE AMONG SPEAKERS WHO GAVE ANTI- POLLUTION

SPEECHES:

GARRY MOORE AN ENTERTAINER, ACTING AS MASTER OF CEREMONIES;

HERMAN BADILLO, PUERTO RICAN COMMUNITY LEADER; PETE SEEGER,

FOLKSINGER, AAND FORMER COMMUNIST, USA, PARTY MEMBER.

FROM THREE PM TO FOUR THIRTY PAFOLLOWING. INDIVIDUALS GAVE ANTI

POLLUTION SPEECHES AT UNION

SQUARE PARK: DR. MARGARET MEAD, ANTHRO-

POLIGIST; NY CONGRESSMAN EDWARD KOCH; THONAS HAVING, FORMER NYC PARKS

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COMMISIONER; ALAN GUSSOW, CONSERVATIONIST; JOHN ANACELLI OF NY STATE

PURE WATER ADMINISTRATION; AND GEORGE WILEY OF NATIONAL WELFARE RIGHIS

ASSOCIATION.

FROM FIVE PM TO SEVEN PM FOLLOWING SPEAKERS GAVE ENVIORMENTAL

SPEECHES AT UNION SQUARE PARK: DENNIS HAYES, DIRECTOR OF ENVIORMENTAL

ACTION, WASHINGION DC; CONDUCTOR LEONARD BERNSTEIN; NYC MAYOR JOHN

: LINDSAY; JEROME KREICHNER OF NYC ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ADMINISTRAT-

ION; ACTOR PAUL NEWMAN.

CROWD ESTIMATED AT ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND IN UNION SQUARE PARK AND

FOURIEENTH SIREET AREA AT HEIGHT OF DEMONSTRATION.

AS OF APPROXIMATELY TEN PM, ABOUT TWO THOUSAND INDIVIDUALS REMAINED

IN PARK. NO INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE OBSERVED IN THIS AREA THROUGHOUT

DAY.

YOUTH AGAINST WAR AND FACISM (YAWF) DISPLAYED BANNER WITH

INITIALS YAWF NEAR SPEAKER PLATFORM IN UNION SQUARE PARK THROUGHOUT

DAY; YAWF IS NYC BASED RADICAL NEW LEFI ORGANIZATION.

ANTI-POLLUTION RALLY WAS HELD AT QUEENS BLUD. AND SIXIY SECOND

DRIVE, NYC FROM THREE PM TO SIX PM AND WAS ATTENDED BY APPROXIMATELY

FIVE HUNDRED:

LIVENELO NEURON

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MAYOR JOHN. LINDSEY; BESS MYERSON GRANT OF NYC DEPARIMENT

OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS; US CONGRESSMAN BENJAMIN ROSENTHAL. NO INCIDENIS

OF VIOLENCE OCCURED •

ANTI-POLLUTION MARCH OF APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED INDIVIDUALS

100K PLACE PROM CLOVE LAKE PARK, STATEN ISLAND TO STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

MARCH STARTED AT THREE FORTY FIVE AND ENDED AT FIVE ZERO FIVE PM. NO

• INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE OCCURED DURING MARCH.

AS OF TEN THIRTY PM SPECIAL SERVICES DIVISION OF NYCPD ADVISED

NO ARRESTS OR INCIDENTS OF VIOLENCE HAD BEEN REPORTED IN NYC

AREA IN CONNECIION WITH EARTH DAY" ACTIVITIES. NO REPORTED INCIDENTS •

AT SCHOOL CAMPUSES IN NYC AREA.

ADMINISTRATIVE

REFERENCE NY TELETYPES FOUR THIRTEEN SEVENTY AND FOUR TWENTY

ONE SEVENTY.

LHM FOLLOWS.

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FROM: SAC, INDIANAPOLIS (94-425)

Joels

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

4/22/70

#MORIS

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indI INFORMATION COUTAYNEY

HEREIN IS UNCLASSTIIO

DATE 12/2/00

Re Bureau airtel, 3/27/70; and Indianapolis

teletypes to the Bureau, 4/11, 4/17, and 4/22/70•

LEM concerning captioned matter suitable for dissemination.

Copies of the LIM are being forwarded on a local basis

113th MIG, Ft. Harrison, Indiana, and U.S. Secret Service,

• Indianapolis, for their possible interest in this matter.

posa, inter bet in

First confidential source is Informont

Second confidential source is JACK H. TOPPING,

Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, faculty

member.

Agent observing activities at Indiana University,

Bloomington, Indiana, on 4/22/70, was SA GIORGE H. ASDELI.

Bureau (Enc. 8)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

• Indianapolis, Indiana

April 27, 1970

AL INFORIATION CONTAMED

SIREN IS UNCLASSIFIN

DATE 17/7/00 BYSS ALMIG

Re: Mario 22, 197o men late Astivities

State of Indiana

In connection with captioned matter, pertinent

activities for the

• State of Indiana are set forth.

On April 16, 1970, the "Indianapolis News"

daily newspaper, reported that Indiana Governor Edgar

Whitcomb and Indianapolis Mayor Richard G. Lugar proclaimed

Wednesday, April 22, 1970, as "Environmental Teach-In Day"

and Governor Whitcomb asked Hoosiers "to attend on that day

educational programs concerning pollution being presented

on the campuses of schools and colleges throughout the

state"

Indianapolis, Indiana

Butler University

• ;

Herbert F. Schwomeyer, Dean of

• Men, advised on

April 17, 1970, that activities

at Butler University on

April 22, 1970, would consist of

an air pollution panel

Dean Schwomeyer anticipated no disruptive activity.

April 22, 1970, Dean Schwomeyer advised that activities on

April 22, 1970, were peaceful and organized.

Marion College

On April 22, 1970, Walter Fields, Student Counselor,

advised that students

participated in "Operation SMUT", whici

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conc.uisions of the FEl. li is the property of

the FBl and is loaned to your agency; it and

its contents are not to be distributed

outside

your agency,

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April 22, 1970, and Related Activities

State of

Indiana

stands for Students March Upon Trash. Student and faculty

members were asked to spend one hour during that day to do

something to clean up the campus.

No disruptive activities

occurred.

Indiana University - Purdue University

On April 17, 1970, John Gilbert, Director of

Security, advised that Indianapolis Mayor

Richard. G. Lugar

was scheduled to speak at the Purdue University Student Center

on 38th Street, Indianapolis, on April 22, 1970,.

Seminars

and films on environmental pollution were

also scheduled on

that date.

No participation by violent prone organizations

was expected, and on April 22, 1970, Mr. Gilbert advised

that activities on campus on that date were peaceful and

without incident.

Indiana Central College

On April 17, 1970, Dean Ransburg, Administrative

Division, advised that activities for April 22, 1970, would

center around

a futuristic home display No disruptive

activities were anticipated or occurred on that day.

On April 10, 1970, Sergeant Ron Bates, Special

Investigations,

Indianapolis Police Department,

and John

Aikmann, Investigations, Indiana State Police,

advised they

have no information concerning any disruptive activities in

the City of Indianapolis concerning any

• "Earth Day" activities:

On April 22, 1970, Sergeant Bates advised that no disruptive

activities had occurred in the City of Indianapolis to his

knowledge, and added that about 50 students from North Central

High School marched along a highway near their school to

protest automobile pollution.

Another group of students at

South Port High School had donned gas masks to protest air

pollution. Each activity occurred without incident.

Muncie, Indiana

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April 22, 1970, and Related Activities

State of

Indiana

Ball State University

On April 10, 1910, Major Robert Reed, Campus

Police, advised that an Environmental leach-In was scheduled

for April 22, 1970, consisting of panel discussions, seminars,

and films on pollution and conservation.

Participants for

the activities included Bill MoCarty, faculty member, and

Democratic candidate for Congress from the Tenth District

of Indiana, Indiana Secretary of state William salin, and

Students were planning to build a "non-disposable, non-

returnable monument" of empty aluminum cans on the campus.

Major Reed advised that no involvement of radical student

anticipated, and on April 22, 1970, he advised

that activities as outlined above were held without incident.

West Lafayette, Indiana

Purdue University

A confidential source, who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that 16 students have

formed a coordinating committee to sponsor environmental

teach-in activities on the campus on April 22, 1970. A

clean-up campaign concerning anti-pollution, speeches, and

seminars were to be held.

a speech by United States Senator George McGovern, scheduled

on campus for April 22, 1970. Source advised that no in-

volvement of radical students or leaders was anticipated.

D. E. cones, Division of Police, advised on April 22,

1970, that all

activities at the campus were peaceful,

including the scheduled speech by United States

Senator

George McGovern.

The students also constructed a monument

. from empty aluminum cans.

Bloomington, Indiana

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State of Indiana

Indiana University

William G. Spannuth, Director of Safety, advised

on April is 1910,

that activities scheduled on campus

for April 22, 1970, were centered around a speech to be giver

by United States Senator Gaylord Nelson,

and an additional

speech by Robert Menke, Indiana University trustee. On

April 21, 1970, Lee H. Hamilton, Ninth District of Indiana

representative, and Leon Billings, Staff Member of the United

States Senate Sub-Committee on Air and Water Pollution, were

scheduled to speak. Mr. Spannuth advised that no report of

involvement of extremist students was anticipated.

On April 22, 1970, speeches and activities at

Indiana University were observed by a Special Agent of the

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and no involvement

of New. Left organizations was notea.

Evansville, Indiana

University of Evansville

On April 17, 1970, Norman Bray, Crominal Investigation

Officer,

Evansville Police

Department, advised that a clean-

up campaign was scheduled to be held on campus on April 22,

1970, and no disruptive activities were anticipated.

April 22, 1970, Officer Bray advised that students and

faculty members

combined efforts to collect trash and litter

on the campus.

Richmond, Indiana

Earlham College

On April 17, 1970, Ray Winchester, Security Officer,

advised that activities concerning anti-pollution on the

campus would center around speeches and workshops on April 21

and 22, 1970. Mike Frome,

Editor.of "Field and Stream"

Magazine, was

scheduled to speak on April 21, 1970, and Doctor

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State of Indiana

Willis King, Chief, Division of Forest Service, United States

Department of Interior, was scheduled to speak

on April 22g.

1970. Mr. Winchester advised that no information was available

• concerning any possible involvement of radical student

groups or organizations.

On April 22, 1970, Ray Winchester advised that

environmental activities that took place on campus April 21

and 22, 1970, occurred without incident.

'Terre Haute, Indiana

Indiana State University -

Rose Polytechnic Institution

A second confidential source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised that the environmental

teach-in activities sponsored by representatives from

Indiana State University and Rose Polytechnic Institution

would consist of lectures, films, clean-up campaigns,

displays, and dissemination of anti-pollution literature.

All the activities were college-sponsorea, and would occur

on April 22, 1970. Indianapolis Mayor Richard G. Lugar

and Gary, Indiana, Mayor Richard G. Hatcher were scheduled

to speak.

On April 22, 1910, source advised that activities,

as outlined above, occurred without incident.

Greencastle, Indiana

DePauw University

On April 22, 1970, dohn Stevens, thief of Police,

advised that panel discussions on pollution were held at the

university, and a group of DePauw students engaged in clean-up

campaigns around the City of Greencastle with the cooperation

of the Greencastle City Works Department. No demonstrations

or incidents occurred in connection with the events of that

. day.

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FBI

• Date:

4/28/70

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Via

AIRTEL

REG. AIR MAIL

(Priority)

ARE INTARKATTON COUTA LEONIO

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 12/2/00 BY SPZI

TO :

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, SALT LAKE CITY (62-2727> (C)

VE. CATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL

ACTIONS 4722/70

" INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

2TG

ReBuairtel to Albany, dated 3/27/70; Salt Lake City

teletypes to Bureau, dated 4/13/70, 4/18/70 and 4/23/70.

Enclosed for Bureau are six copies of an LHM setting

forth a summary of activities held in Salt Lake City Division con-

cerning National Environmental Actions 4/22/70.

The enclosed LHM is classified Konfidential"' inasmuch as

it contains information furnished by confidential sources, the un-

authorized disclosure of which might result in identifying these

sources of continuing value.

The sources utilized in the LHM are as follows:

First source: Informant

Second source: Informant

Third source:

DWIGHT LEROY DENNIS, CS.

Fourth source:

_ Informant

The Special Agent who observed the Festival Of Life held

D. DOWNEY.

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SU 62-2727

It is noted several forms of activity in conjunction with

National Environmental Actions, known as Earth Day in State of

Utah, were held in several high schools and elementary schools

throughout the State of Utah.

All activities were followed by

Salt Lake City Division, and these activities were concluded with-

out incidents or disruptions. Inasmuch as these

activities were

held in a peaceful manner

without the participation of individuals

affiliated with the New Left movement or, any other organization,

the events of these activities are not included in the enclosed

LHM.

Copies of enclosed LHM are being disseminated locally to

U. So secret service, salt lake City, and military intelligence

agencies within the Salt Lake City Division.

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File No.

CONFIDENTTAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Salt Lake City,

April 28, 1970

Utah

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS,

APRIL 22, 1970

IMDRIG

Activities at

University of Utah,

Salt Lake City, Utah

• On April 9, 1970, Dan Waters, Security Officer, Univer-

sity of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, furnished information indi-

cating that the University of Utah had announced a program in

'conjunction with the National Environmental Actions scheduled for

April 22, 1970, which was to be known at the University of Utah

as Earth

• Day.

This information revealed that the keynote speaker

was to be John Charles Daly, who is a

Reporter in Residence with

the Hinckley Institute of the University of Utah, as well as

serving as

a member of the National Air Conservation Commission.

Waters advised Daly is also the recipient of the 1954 Peabody

Award for distinctive television reporting and television news

commentary, and that his major address, to be held at 8:30

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.

CONFTDENTIAL

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downgrading and

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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS,

APRIL 22, 1970

April 22, 1970, in the Union Ballroom of the University of

Utah, would be

Challenge."

ed

be cerit avised thatay

"The Environment: The National

Waters advised that numerous speakers were schedul

to participate in the Earth Day activities at the University

of Utah and that all speakers scheduled were affiliated in one

way of

another with the problems of ecology and conservation.

The majority of the speakers scheduled for appearance were con-

sidered to be experts or professors in the field of conserva-

tion.

On April 22, 1970, Dan Waters advised that the Earth

Day activities began at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City,

"Desert Solitaire" and

naturalist, who spoke on The Wilderness And Civilization.

These events continued on April 21, 1970, with a pre-

sentation by the Bureau of Land Management, U. S. Department of

the Interior.

On April 22, 1970, the majority of the speakers were

present at the University of Utah for Earth Day, and the

speeches began at 9:00 am in the Union Bullding of the university,

with approximately 650 persons in attendance.

Speeches were held

throughout the day, with the Earth Day activities ending at

approximately 10:00 pm with the presence of a rock band, who

performed at an Earth Day dance.

The majority of the sponsorship for the farth Day

activities at the University of Utah was provided by the Total

Environment Awareness Movement (TEAM), University of Utah;

Hinckley Institute, University of Utah; and the Utah Tubercu-

On April 22, 1970, Dan Waters, as well as a confiden

tial source, who has furnished reliable information in the past,

furnished information indicating that Vicki Hammel participated

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'in the Earth Day activities at the University of Utah on

April 22, 1970, as a panelist In a panel discussion. the

topic being

• "The Human Population Crisis." Hammel partici-

pated on this

panel

as a feminist and a representative

of the University of Utah student body.

On February 4, 1970, a second confiden-

tial source,

who has

furnished reliable

in the past, advised that

Vicki Hammel attended the West Coast

National Council Meeting for the Student

Worker Alliance faction of Students For

A Democratic Society (SDS) as a repre-

sentative of the University of Utah

Chapter of SDS. This Council Meeting was

held during the period January 30, 1970,

to February 2, 1970, in Los Angeles,

California.

On April 15, 1970, the first confidential

source mentioned above advised that Vicki

Hammel was present at a University of Utah

Chapter of SDS meeting held April 2, 1970,

in the Union Building, University of Utah,

Salt Lake City, Utah.

A characterization of SDS appears in the

appendix attached hereto.

Attached hereto is a leaflet which was distributed

at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Utah, on April 22,

tan, di Aributed,

1970, which is entitled "Environmental Teach-In, University

of Utah."

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ENVIRUMKENTAL TEACH-IN, UNIVERSITY OF UTAN

t'uncale *aril 20th. Inion Ballroome

12:00 noon:

Eileard Abbey, als

and naturalist. Author of "Desert Solitz.... A Season in the Wiiderness." This

took is a 20tn Century "alden" and Abbey is a latter-day Thoreau.

Title:

"Wilderness and Civilization."

7:30 Phi:

to relate to his environment.

Herm Fitz, Utan State University. Ecologist and folk singer; slide show.

8:30 Ph:

"EARTH SFGI."

Tuesday, April 21st. Union Ballroom.

8:00 PM:

"THE CAULJRON" a dramatic multi-media portrayal of modern man's callous exploitation of the landscape.

This Bureau of Land Management presentation can be considered a "must" for all conservationists;

ecologists and citizens concerned about the quality of our environment.

Introduced by Mr. Harrison Loesch, Assistant Secretary, U. S. Department of the Interior for Public

Land Management.

Wednesday, April 22nd, EARTH DAY. Union Ballroom.

wis:

9:00 A11:

introductory Remarks--Kenneth G. Olson, State Planning Coordinator, Office of the Governor, forme

member of the Utah State Legislature.

9:15 AM:

J. Brian Mudd, University of California, Riverside, and California Air Pollution Research Center.

Topic: Biochemical effects of air pollution.

10:00 AM:

Sheldon W. Samuels, Chief of Field Services, Office of Education and Information, National Air Pollution

Control Administration.

Title: "A Federal Air Quality Control Region for the Wasatch Front--Wat Does It Mean?"

10:30 Ab:

Karen Phillips, folk singer.

Radical Art Troupe.

11:00 AM:

Jack O. Horton, Federal Task Force on Alaskan Oil Development, U. S. Department of the Interior.

Title:

"Oil, Caribou, and who's Tending the Bank?"

12:00 noon:

Senator Frank E. Moss (Den., Utah).

Topic: Ecology and Govertiment.

12:30 FH:

Panel Discussion of the Human Population Crisis.

Panelists:

Joan Draper, Roderator (I of U. student, Planned Parenthood).

Father Robert P. Herz (lewman Center, U. of U.).

Dr. Delbert Wiens (Associate Professor of Biology, U. of U.).

Or. Richard Jo Babcock (Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, U. of U.)

Vickie Hannel (U. of U. studént, a feminist)

"IMPROVISATION", Repertory Dance Theatre.

Bates Wilson, Director, Canyenlands Mational Park.

Title: "Land Use", with Bill Taylor, Chief Haturalist, Canyonlands National Park, and "The Scene", a

slide presentation on man's relationship with nature.

::*.

Stanley Hallet, Assistant Professor of Architecture, U. of U.

"Where Have All Our Cities Gone?"

1:45 PM:

2:00 PM:

2:30 PM:

3:00 PM:

7:00 PM:

AIR POLLUTION DEBATE:

"The Salt Lake Valley."

Jeff Fox, Coalition to End Pollution, and Vice President of Young Democrats.

Roger Harkins.._

Representatives from Kennecott Copper Corporation, from Utah Power and Light and frem the Utah-

Petroleum Council.

Break:

8:30 PM:

Vince Rampton, folk singer.

John Charles, Daly- Reporter in Residence for the Hinckley Institute; member of the National Al

Conservation Connission; recipient of the 1954 Peabody Award for "distinctive television reporting

and television news concentary."

Major Address: • Title: "The Environment: The liational Challenge."

9:00 PM:

Rock Band ("Worried") and Dance..

Sponsored by: Total Environmerit Awareness Movement (TEAM), University of Utah

• PROBE Committee of the Union Programs Council, University of Utah

Itah Tuberculosis and Healtn Associatio

Hinckley Institute, University of Utal

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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS,

APRIL 22, 1970

Activities at

Utah State University,

Logan, Utah

has furnished

formation indicating that activities were being planned for

the week of April 11, 1970, and ending April 24, 1970, in con-

junction with the National

Environmental Actions activities

throughout the United States.

These activities were being.

sponsored by the College of Natural Resources, Utah State

University (USU), Logan, Utah, which sponsors a club known as

"Earth People."

The activities planned by this group would

be in the form of speeches held during this week, which would

pertain to ecology and conservation problems.

The keynote

speaker Ior these activitles was to be Edward Abdey, mentionec

above.

Ine activitles scheduled for the usu are being coordi-

nated by Bruce Schmidt, a student in the College of Natural

Resources, USU, and a member of

the Student Senate.

All the

activities were

scheduled to be held in the Union Building,

USU, and no disruptions were anticipated.

This source furnished information indicating that

the "Earth People" were a group of students and professors at

USU who are concerned with ecology, conservation and pollution

problems, and are specifically engaged in planting trees for

the U. S. Forest Service.

they also participate in projects

to preserve the watershed areas in Cache County, Utah.

on AprIl 23, 1910, this third confidential source

furnished information

indicating that approximately 350 persons

were in attendance at Earth Day activities held at USU.

These

activities began at 9:00 am on April 22, 1970, and ended at

approximately 5:00 pm.

The persons in attendance were very

responsive to the speakers, and there were no incidents or dis-

ruptions in connection with these events.

Attached hereto is a schedule of events and speakers

held during the period April 20-24, 1970, at USU, Logan, Utah,

under the title "Environmental Teach-In Week."

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ENVIRONMENTAL, TEACH-IN WEEK

APRIL 20-24, 1970

APRIL

20

21

..1:30 P.M.:. DI. Joseph Hickey, Professor of Wildlife Ecology, Univer

sity of Wisconsin

- Forestry-Z00logy Room 304

"Avian Extinction, Past and Present"

8:00 P.M.

1:30 P.M.

•; 8:30 P.M.

DI. Joseph Hickey - Forestry-Zoology Auditorium

"Ecology of Pollution"

"it's :

..i...

Panel Discussion

Utah Power & Light, Mountain Fiel

Supply, U.S.U. Faculty

"Industry's Role in Environmental Quality"

. University Center Sunburst Lounge

"Ecological Awareness"

- Special on NET - Channel 12 -

(produced at U.S.U.)

CCEQ Environmental Awareness Program in Local Schools

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10:00 A.M.

DI. Sylvan Wittver, Director, Michigan Ag. Exp. Station,

Michigan State University •

University Center Auditorium

"Population and Food Production"

Jack McLellan, Conservation Chairman, Vinta Chapter, Sierra

Club

- Sunburst Lounge

"Value Changes"

11:00 A.M.

JIm Gott, Golden Spike National Historical Site - 'Univer

sity Center. Auditorium

"The Importance of Preserved Areas" - with movie.

12:30 P.

: 3

Edward Abbey, author of Desert Solitaire - University

Center Sunburst Lounge or Plaza (dependent on weather)

"Wilderness and Civilization"

2:00 F.M.

_Joe Carithers, Assistant Superintendent, Canyonlands

National l'ark

- Sunburst Lounge

"The Dilemma of Hope"

.="

3:00 P.M.:

Ray Gilbert, Principal, Beckman Elementary School, Salt Lake

City and lei larkinson, Ranger, Yeliowstone National Park.

i Sunburst Lounge

"Environmental Awareness In Children"

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4:00 P.M.

/....

Sue Brown, Earth People, poetry and slides

Sierra Club Films: Zero Hour in the Redwoods, Grand

Canyon

- possibly also Escalante slides of Jack Mclellan

University Center Auditorium

CCEQ Environmental Awareness Program In Local Schools

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1:30 P.M.

•2:30 P.M.

3:00 P.M.

i Ismart

• George Hart, Assöctate Professor of Forest Science,. U.S.U.

Forestry-Zoology Room 302

. "Influence of Logging Practice on Water. Quality!

Ronald Lanner, Assistant Professor of Forest Science, U.S.U.

Forestry-Zoology Room 302

"Transport of Materials in the Atmosphere"

Lawrence Royer, Assistant Professor of Forest Science, U.s.U.

Forestry-Zoology Room 302

"Polemic: Industrial Tourism and the National Parks -

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• "10:30-12:00

6:30 P.M.

Registration and Technical Sessions of F&WS, Forestry,

Range, etc..

.?."

Panel - University Center 'Auditorium

"Quality of Environment 'is an Irrelevant Concept for. Today's

Changing and Dynamic Society"

Alumni Luncheon and Business Meeting

Afternoon General Session

Panel Moderator: Thadis Box, Dean of Collége of Natural

Resources, U.S.U.

' "Ecology's' Role in Tomorrow's Environment"

Film: Multiply and Subdue the Earth (60 min.).

University Center Auditorium

College Banquet™ - Sage and Walnut Rooms - University Centel

•?lx

Gerald Thomas, Dean of, 'Agriculture, Texas Tech. University

Banquet Speaker

i"Can Man Afford to Feed Himself"

Various Avards and Presentations

Acrivities sponsored by Cache Council for Environmental Quality, Earth People,

collegé of Natural Resources and Ecology Geniti

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NATIONAL ENVIRONMINTAL ACTIONS, •

APRIL 22, 1970

Activities at

Sugarhouse Park,

Salt Lake City, Utah

On April 9, 1970, the first confidential source men-

tioned above and a fourth confidential source, who has furnish-

ed reliable information in the past, advised that a "Festival

Of Life," which was being sponsored

by a coalition of groups

Sugarhouse Park, Salt

would enlist speakers to place emphasis on environmental prob

Lems, as well

as the war. in Vietnam.

These sources advised

the Festival Of Life was

Epperson, a student at the University of Utah, and Steve

Holbrook.

A meeting

: was held to establish a program for these

activities on April 9, 1970, and it was stated at this meeting

that all activities should be held without violence or disrup-

tions,

and the participants should cooperate with the Salt

Lake City Parks Department in obeying regulations of that de-

partment.

On April 15, 1970, the first confidential

source mentioned above advised that steve

Holbrook was present at a University of

Utah Chapter of Students For A Democratic

society meeting neld on April 2, 1970, ir

-the Union Building, University of Utal.

Salt Lake City.

On October 21, 196%, Lieutenant Charles A.

Wheeler, Jr.,

• Executive Officer, Armed

Forces Examining and Entrance Station,

Salt Lake City, Utah,

advised that Steve

Holbrook was

one of eight individuals who

participatedin a sit-down demonstration

in the entranceway to the Armed torces ex-

amining and Entrance Station, 438 South

State Streat, Salt Lake City, Utan, on

October 20, 1967.

Ile advised these indi-

viduals distributed leaflets entitled

"Statement Of Six Military Leaders On Viet-

nam" and these demonstrators were arrested

by the Salt Lake City Police Department on

that date.

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that Steve Holbrook was

one of eight demonstrators who were found

guilty of trespassing in salt Lake City

Court on November 30, 1967, and was issued

a ten-day suspended sentence and a fine of

$50.00 on December 5, 1967.

On April 2?, 1970, the

following information was

furnished by the first confidential source mentioned above

concerning activities

held in conjunction with the Festival

Of Life at Sugarhouse Park on April 18, 1970. These activi-

ties were also observed by à Special Agent of the Federal

Bureau of Investigation.

The Festival Of Life Rally, which was

also known as

the Celebration Of Earth Day, began at 1:30 pm in the south-

eastern section of Sugarhouse Park, Salt Lake City, Utah.

These activities were sponsored by the United Front To End The

War and the Coalition To End Pollution, both groups being from

the Salt Lake City area. The coordinators of these activities

on April 18, 1970, were Doug Epperson and Stephen Holbrook.

At

the height of the activities, there were approximately 3,000

persons in attendance

at this

rally, with the featured speaker

being Billingsly Brown, a Professor of Chemical Engineering at

the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Brown spoke on

pollution in the Salt Lake Valley, with particular emphasis on

the contributions to pollution made by Kennecott Corporation.

He directed the majority of his comments toward industry in

the valley and indicated they were the principal violators and

contributors to the pollution problem.

ed a speech made by Jan Andrews, an Instructor or Ecology at

the University of Utah, who spoke on pollution in general and

was not well received by the crowd.

Vintie (MaRshall Gird, is

The second speaker on the program was Victor Gordon,

who was introduced as a leader of the Black Brothers Organiza-

tional Society (BBOS) of the Central City, area, Salt Lake City.

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Gordon spoke briefly on pollution, but most of his comments

were made in the form of antiestablishment poetry which he har

written.

On July 23, 1969, Dr. Palmer So Ross,

President, Salt Lake City, Utah, Chapter,

National Association For The Advancement

Of Colored People, advised that the BBOS

is comprised of young Negroes under the

apparent leadership of Victor Marshall

Gordon whoare advocating Black Power in the

Central City Community Center, Salt Lake

City, Utah.

The BBOS have been making de-

mands of the Salt Lake City Commission,

which is the organization directly involved

in operating the Center.

Steve Holbrook also spoke at the rally. His commente

dealt briefly with the pollution problem, and he also mentioned

a confrontation the Coalition To End Pollution group had en-

countered with the Salt Lake City Parks Department in getting

access to Sugarhouse Park for this rally.

This Festival Of Life was held for the stated purpose

of educating those in attendance to the problems of pollution

and the Vietnam war.

The majority of people in attendance at

this rally were students, who paid very little attention to the

forbidden in the rules of conduct set forth by the Salt

Lake City Commission for this affair.

The following placards were observed being carried by

some members of the audience:

"Problem, Pollution--Solution, Jesus"

"No Peace Without The Prince Of Peace"

"Wanted: Jesus"

"Only God Can See L.A."

"Kennecott You're a GAS"

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On April 22, 1970, the first confidential source

mentioned above made

available information indicating that

the following individuals, who were members of the University

of Utah Chapter of SDS, were present at the Sugarhouse Park

Festival Of Life Rally on April 18, 1970:.

Steve Holbrook

Bet Jones

Vicki Hammel

Jim Beven

Bruce Plenk

Bruce roberts

Kathy lollard

Carly Vincent

ut l

Margaret Miller

Steve Flynn

> MazeSmart

ill Sone:

Bonnie Phillips

Attached hereto are pamphlets which were distributed

during the Festival Of Life held April 18, 1970, at Sugarhouse

Park:

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SATIRE OF

APRIL 18, 70 • SATURDAY 1:00 P.M

SUGARHOUSE PARK

RAIN oR SHINE

LIVE SOUNDS

LIFE ISSUES WILL BE DISCUSSE

EVERYONE BRING COLORFULL BANNER

ENJOY TOGETHERNESS!

…SpONSORED BY

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THE DEATH SENTENCE

„si:

MAN IS THE ONLY ANITAL ON EARTH THAT POLLUTES AND DESTROYS IT!

ONLY MAN CAN COMMIT SUICIDE... •

MAN IS THE PROBLEM = *C.AND HAN CAN BE THE SOLUTION!

"The land suffers for the sins of its people,

• "il?:"

The earth languishes, the crops wither,

the skies refuse their raing

Ihe earth lies polluted under its inhabitants

for they have twisted the laws of God and broken his everlasting

Therefore a curse devogs the earth,

And its inhabitants suffer for their guilt."

• « The Prophet Isaiah; chapter 24

THE ECOLOGISI TODAY: Man must humble himself enough to live in his

ervironment without destroying it...or himself!

JESUS:

"Blessed are, the meek for they shall inherit the earth!"

VILE, THEPE BE AN EARTH TO INFERII... NILI, II BE WORTH IT?

HON CAN THE EARTH BEGIN AGAIN???

THE ANSWER IS RESTRTH!

But before the earth can be rebing FAN MUST BE REBORN,

Not just a few men,

but every man!

We must have a spiritual rebirth so we can get off this

EGO TRIP and begin to care about others more than we care about ourselves,

WANT TO GIVE YOURSELF A SECOND CHANCE? HOW ABOUT THE WORLD?

Jesus promises rebiith, a s-cond chance (without the chance) to those who

At-the moment of recieving Christ spiritual rebirth is yoirs.m.

you ean begin to be a new persen and sare enough to make a new verlan..

THE BARIH HAS NO REBIRTHI. WITHOUT THE REBIRTH OF THE PEOPLE ON IrI

THE EARTH WILL KNO! NO PEACE... UNTIL MON HAVE PEACE WITHIN THEMSELVES

• "You may have perfect peace in me;

I have overcome the world."

JESUS

nobut the meek shall inherit the earth

and shall delight themselves.in the abundange of peace

Psalms 37÷11

One Way

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APRIL 22, 1970

STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

A source has advised that the Students for a Demo-

cratic Society (SDS), as it is known today, came into being

at a founding convention held at Port Huron, Michigan, in

June, 1962.

From an initial ideological posture of "parti-

cipatory democracy," the current line of the national leader-

ship reveals

an adherence to Marxism-Leninism. Michael

Klonsky, National Secretary, in March, 1969, called for the

building of a revolutionary Marxist-Leninist movement. The

program of SDS has moved from involvement in civil rights

struggles to an anti-Vietnam war position

and finally to its

present advocacy of an anti-imperialist line, linking up the

oppressed peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America with

• the

black liberation movement

in the United States.

China,

Vietnam and Cuba are regarded as countries which are leading.

the world-wide struggles against United States imperialism.

On the other hand, SDS regards the Soviet Union as an imperi-

alist power and does not support the policies of that country.

SDS maintains a National Office in Room 206, 1608

West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois. Its official

paper

"New Left Notes" reflects the line of the national leadership

and program adopted at meetings of the National Council and

National Interim Committee (NIC). Three national officers

and a NIC of eleven members are elected each year during a

June National Convention.

SDS Regional Offices and university and college

chapters elect delegates to National Council meetings wherein

program and ideology are debated, but each Region and chapter

1s autonomous in natur a.d is tree to cainy out independent

policy and programs reflective of local conditions.

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FD-J8 (FO%, 5-22-64)

FBI •

Date:

4/29/70

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

(Type in plainteri or code)

REGISTERED MAIL

CONTAININ

(Priority)

ALL ISTORNATION

HEREIN IS INCLASSIKTED

LAURASS

BES

TO :

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE 12/7/00

FROM:

SAC, ATLANTA (100-8078) (RUC)

Tols

SUBJECT: CATIoNAL ENvIRONMeNTAl ACTIONs

4/22/70

INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

Re Bureau atrtel to Albany, dated 3/27/70, Atla ta

teletypes to Bureau, dated 4/13/70, 4/22/70

and 4/26/70.

Enclosed for the Bureau is the original and ten

copies of an LiM prepared at Atlanta on 4/29/70 captioned

as above and suitable for dissemination.

One copy of the enclosed LHM is being furnished

to 111th MIG, Region I, Fort McPherson, Georgia; NIS,

Charleston, South Carolina; OSI, Robins Air Force Base,

Georgia; U. S. Secret Service, Atlanta, Georgia.

Sources who furnished information set forth

in enclosed LiM a e identified as follows:

Source One

Source Two

Informant

Informant

Special Agents who observed Ecology Trek on

4/26/70 are SAS TIMOTHY 9.

DORCH and G. RANDALL MC GOUGH.

со т! ді ані пітк

-Bureau (Enc. I1)

(RM)

9-Atlanta (2-100-8078)

1-100-7100

(AWIN)

1-1007097

1-142

(HENRY BASS)

(1-100-7258)

(SUE BASS)

150-32

MAY 2 1970

(1-100-7956)

(1-100-7116)

(STEVE HIPPS)

(CHARLES WEBSTER)

• (1-134-527A) AGENCY: ACSI, ONI, OSI,

(134-536A)

TCD/s.ja

SEC. SER.; RAO(ISP, CO, 19/4)

, (11)

DATE FORWARD: 5-5-70

HOW FORWARD.

RESEARCH SECTION

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AT 100-8078

The enclosed LHM is classified confidential since

information contained therein was

furnished by informants

of continuing value, the unauthorized disclosure of which

could identify informants and thereby adversely affect the

internal security of the United States.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITI

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta, Georgia

April 29, 1970

'ICE

DECLASSIFTED BY SP-2 ALM 11G

ON 1217,00

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT ACTIONS

April 22, 1970

A newsletter distributed by the Atlanta Workshop

in Nonviolence (AWIN) in March, 1970, scheduled April 20-25,

1970, as Ecology Action Week for that same period.

According to the AWIN newsletter, plans were formulated

for teach-ins at the Atlanta Carnegie Library with films

and lectures scheduled for the lunch hour and evening.

Leaflets were to be prepared for distribution in Downtown

Atlanta urging participation in planned ecology programs.

One day was to be reserved for a children's ecology film

and lecture. Also scheduled were teach-ins at local college

campuses •

The culmination of Ecology Week activities was a

scheduled "Coke Trek" from Piedmont Park in Atlanta to

the International Headquarters of Coca Cola Company in

order to return non-returnable bottles and cans.

AWIN, Box 7477, Atlanta, Georgia 30309, Street

Address 253 North Avenue, N. E. characterizes itself in

the newsletter as a peace group with many causes to support,

including the anti-war movement, war tax resistance, drait

and military counseling, and grass roots demonstrations

for Atlanta.

In the March 30, 1970, issue of the Great Speckled

Bird, Atlanta, Georgia new left underground newspaper, an

article concerning "Ecology Action Week" related. that the

Society of Survival (SOS), a city wide ecology action group,

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к т.

This document contains neithe 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.,

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP

I

EXCLuded fon

Automatic

Downgrading and

declassification

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planned a week long series of activities about pollution

issues. On April 19, 1970, the group scheduled an

Environmental Awareness Day in Piedmont Park. April 21-23

the Atlata Public Library was to host speakers and films

from noon to l p.m. on topics of over population, air

pollution and conservation.

On April 22, 1970, a rally

was scheduled at Hurt. Park.

group planned to present Atlanta Mayor SAM MASSELL with

petitions demanding the cleaning up of Peachtree Creek in

Atlanta.

Also mentioned, in Athens, Georgia, "Balance,

an eco-activist group at the University of Georgia," planned

an extensive teach-in on April 22, 1970, covering ecology,

pollution, social and legal problems, human ecology,.

resources

and environmental planning.

The April 22, 1970, issue of the Atlanta Constitution,

an Atlanta city-wide daily newspaper, carried an article

entitled "Earth Is Getting Its Day, Finally," which stated

that nearly 400 Newnan High School students planned

to mark

Earth Day by cleaning up trash dumps around Atlanta. In

addition, the University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, planned

a program of 40 speakers for April 22, 1970, in an all day

ecology session in Memorial Hall. Georgia State University,

Atlanta, Georgia, planned a rally for noon to 2 p.m. on

April 22, 1970, at Hurt Park.

Georgia Institute of Technology,

Atlanta, Georgia, scheduled a three-day Earth Day program

beginning at 8 p.m., April 22, 1970 with lecturês, environmental

literature, and displays.

A source advised that at 1 p.m., April 22, 1970,

approximately 150 persons gathered at Hurt Park, which

adjoins Georgia State University, where participants sat

in the grass while listening to speakers and singers. No

demonstrations were associated with the activities at

Georgia State University.

A second source advised that on April 26, 1970, :

approximately 100 persons participated in the "Ecology

Trek", Atlata, Georgia, said to be the culmination of

Ecology Action Week.

The demonstration which had originally

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been planned for April 25, 1970, began with a motorcade

escorted by the Atlanta Police Department.

The 20 to 25 cars

participating in the motorcade left Piedmont Park ạt

? pom • en route to the Coca Cola Company parking lot at

North Avenue.

'he participants gathered in the rain where.

they listened to a speaker identified as JIM. COOGLER.

The President of Coca Cola briefly answered questions

and a Coca Cola official identified as "Mr. PEASLEY" also

spoke. The discussion concerned solid wast pollion and

a Coca Cola spokesman indicated that Coca Cola Company

is making effats to control solid waste pollution.

Also

mentioned was that Coca Cola anticipated a muchlarger

crowd and had soft drinks available for the participants.

This second source further advised that the

participants, who brought with them non-returnable bottles

and cans, stored them in a pick up truck participating in

the motorcade.

After the discussions ended at the Coca Cola

Company, the participants deposited their non-returnable

pottles and,cans in recepticles provided by the Coca Cola

Company•

This second source identified the AWIN participants

as HENRY

BASS, SUE

BASS, STEVE HIPPS and CHARLES WEBSTER.

Special Agents of the FBI observed the abovementioned

Ecology Trek on April 26, 1970. •There were no arrests or

incidents of violence associated with the above demonstration.

CONE BENTLAR

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF J. STICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta, Georgia

April 29, 1970

In Reply, Please Refer lo

File No.

Title

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT ACTIONS

April 22, 1970

Character

Reference

Memorandum prepared at Atlanta,

dated and captioned as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

is document contains nuither see mmendations nor conclusions of the 1a1. dis i.ooos

the FBl and is loaned to your agenoy: 11 and lis contents are not lo be distribuled autal

your agency.

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OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1082 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFF) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GC RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

5/4/70

BRONCE

SAC, ALBANY (100-21254) (RUC)

SUBJECT NATIONAL ENVIRONMENIAL ACTIONS,

APRIL 22, 1970.

INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

IMDRI6

ALL INFORMATION CONTATNED

HERET IS UNCLASSIFIE

DATE 121100 BY SPAALMIKAG

Re Albany teletype to Bureau, captioned as above.

Enclosed herewith are Il copies of an LHM, suitable

for dissemination, reflecting action in the Albany Division.

U.S. Attorney, NDNY, U. S. Secret Service, Syracuse,

NoY., and the 108th Military Intelligence Group, are being

advised under separate cover.

Special Agents observing these actions are as follows:

At Syxacuse, N.I.: SA ROBERT A. BEERS and SA LEE

M. QUICK,

At Albany, N.Y.: SA THOMAS R. CHERIGO, SA THOMAS H. .

PALMER, and SA DENNIS M. TIERNEY.

At Ithaca, N.Y.:

SA ROBERT H. MC KENNEY, and SA

MICHAEL KIRCHENBAUER.

2-Bureau

i destined

1-Albany

TRC: gab

(3)

ENOL SIDE

REC-105

need

100-452778-14

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SECTION

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File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Albany, New York

^ May 4, 1970

IF MARIE

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

FARTIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DR.217/2/00 BXSPZALM/TTG

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENIAL ACTIONS

APRIL 22, 1970

Reference is made to Albany memorandum dated

April 13, 1970, captioned as above.

Activity within the Abany Division concerning the

National Environmental Action for April 22, 1970, took many

forms. It should be noted, however, none resulted in militant

or violent activity, nor were any of the activities considered

disturbances.

In Albany, New York, Syracuse, New York, and Ithaca,

New York, teach-ins, parades, clean-up campaigns, panel dis-

cussions were held to point up the need for cleaning the

environment in which we live today.

• At the State University of New York at Albany, N.Y.,

State Attorney General LOUIS LEFKOWITZ spoke to a group of

interested students regarding environmental law enforcement.

This speech was well received as were others by local

politicians in institutions of learning in the Albany Division.

No disturbances or difficulties of any type were noted at any

of the activities held.

The aforementioned were observed by

Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

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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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

551

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1NZ EDITION

GEN FPMA (41 C774) 101-19.8

* UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorantum

DIRECTOR, FBI

W/JAC, AUBUQUERUE (82-2438) RUC

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

APRIL 22, 1970

INFORMATION CONCERNING

(RESEARCH)

DATE:

5/6/70

II, INFORMATION CONTAINE

PRETH IS UNCCASSTVTED

+133/2/7/00 BISPJALI/G

Re Bureau airtel, 3/27/70; and Albuquerque teletypes

4/13/70, and 4/23/70.

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are five copies

of an LHM regarding captioned matter.

Confidential informants and other sources have

furnished no information to indicate any militant action or

any attempt was made to direct Earth Day activities by

militant or black extremist groups in the Albuquerque

Division.

No known individuals with subversive or militant

backgrounds and/or organizations of a similar nature are

known to have participated in these activities.

The Special Agents of the FBl who observed a

•march by the United Mexican-American students at Albuquerque

are SAs W. SCOTT JARRETT, JR., and JOSEPH F. CONDON.

Confidential informants contacted with negative

results during the course of this investigation are as

follows:

Informant contacted 4/2/70,

by SA JUSEPH F. CONDON

Informant, contacted 4/2/70,

by SA JOSEPH F. CONDON

Informant

contacted 3/31/70,

Dy SA GORDÓN JACKSON

Informant, contacted 4/7/70,

by SA GORDON JACKSON

- Bureau (Ene 5)

ENCLOSURE

- Albuquerque

WSJ: rag

. = 14

REC- 117

16 MAY 11 1970

RESHARCOSECTION.

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Informant contacted 4/9/70,

by SA GORDON JACKSON

Informant, contacted 4/6/70,

by SA ROBERT J. WIRTH

Informant contacted 4/7/70,

by SA ROBERT J. WERTH

Informant contacted 4/8/70,

by SA ROBERT J. WIRTH

Informant

contacted 4/7/70, by SA

GAYLE K. MARZ

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yours.

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ISTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGASION

Albuquerque; New Mexico

May 6, 1970

ALI, INFORMATION CONTAINEL

HEREIN IS UNCIASSIFLED

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

APRIL 22, 1970

The April 12, 1970, edition of the "Albuquerque.

Journal," a daily newspaper published in Albuquerque, con-

tained an article captioned "U. Community Joins In Plans for

'Earth Day.'"

It was indicated in this article that on

of Me Mexico than the do state talenty

schools and community groups in presenting programs aimed at

demonstrating the environmental crisis.

The article further noted that at UNM, Earth Day

also will be concerned with social issues related to environmental

- problems, in the belief that ecological issues can bring

persons of all races, economic conditions and

beliefs closer

; together.

has endorsed Earth Day.

According to the

article, Earth Day is scheduled

to begin with a symposium in UNM Student Union Ballroom

which will cover effects of over population and pollution

on wildlife, what industry can do and is doing for clean

air and water, future food prospects and methods of regulating

population.

The April 21, 1970, edition of the "Albuquerque

Journal," a daily newspaper published in Albuquerque, con-

tained an article captioned 'Earth Day' Programs" wherein it

was

indicated that the United Mexican-American students (UMAS)

at the University of New Mexico (UNM) planned a march on the

South Valley

Sewage Treatment Plant to protest its location

in that section of the community.

This document contains neither recommendations

conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of

the FBI and is loaned to your agencys it and its con

tents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS, APRIL 22, 1970

On April 22, 1970, Special Agents of the

FBI

observed a group of approximately 300 Spanish-Americans

gathered

at Tingley Park, Albuquerque.

The group led by a

youth on horseback proceeded through the lower income Barelas

area of Albuguerque to the 1900 block Southwest of Second

Street.

Our Landi Viva La Razas

Signs observed among the group were "stop Polluting

" "Overpopulation is Everyone's

Problem,

Get Out Now', "Chicano Power" and "Keep Your Pollution.

Give Us Life."

At the rally several persons spoke, some objecting

to the location of the sewage plant and others objecting to

other aspects of pollution. The march and subsequent rally

was peaceful and orderly.

The April 23, 1970 "Albuquerque Journal" contained

an article captioned "Rites on 'Earth Day' Join Many Together".

wherein it was noted that the Chicano Earth Day formed by

the UMAS from UNM which originally planned its rally at a

sewage treatment plant in Albuquerque moved to another

location due to a lack of space in front of the sewage plant.

sive activities in the State of New Mexico were contacted

In March and April, 19/0, and could furnish no Intormation

concerning Earth Day activities.

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. ETIONAL FORM NO, tO

MAY 1U52 EDITIONA

55* 555817 (41 C579) 31-31.0

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE: 5/11/70

FROM

SAC, NEW YORK (100-169046) (0)

SUBJECT:

NATICNAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

APRIL 22, 1970

INFORMATICN CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

ReNYtels to Bureau, 4/13/70, 4/21/70, and

4/22/70.

USt:

ACSI, ONL

AGENCY:

SEC. SER.; RAO (ISD, CRD, IDIU)

5-21-00

Enclosed for Bureau are 1l copies of a

self-explanatory LHM.

IHM is being disseminated locally as follows:

4-108th MI GrOup, NYC

I-NISO, NYC

1-OSI,

NYC

I-Secret Service, NYC

I-USA, SNY

ALT. INFORMATION CONTAIN

PARE IS LACE OSTRIES

R/S

LHM is classified as confidential inasmuch

DATE FORWARD:

HOW FORWARD:

BAW: pap

as the unauthorized disclosure of information furnished

by below listed sources could reasonably result in their

identification and thereby be injurious to the national

defense:

RY.

Ist source is Informant

2nd source is Detective JCHN JUDGE, SSD, NYCPD

There are no Bureau approved characterizations

for organizations

mentioned in IlM unless otherwise

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REC 27

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I-New York (100-133+79)

(YSA) (41)

I-New York (100-1+8916)

122 MAY 14 1970

1-New

York

york

(100-140084)

(YAWF) . (41)

(NSP)

(42)

1-New

I-New

York

(100-1.33090)

(SANE) (42)

197-5

(WRI) (42)

I-New York

1-New

York

(100-105119)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

May 11,1970.

National Environmental Actions

April 22, 1970

On April 10, 1970, a confidential source, who

has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised

that the Environmental Action Coalition (EAC), 235

East 49th Street, New York (NY), NY, was the primary

sponsor of activities planned in New York City (NYC) on

April 22, 1970 in protest to the deterioration of the

environment.

On April 8, 1970, the above source furnished

leaflet captioned,

"The Polluters Are the War Profiteers",

issued by the Committee of Returned Volunteers (CRV!,

self-described as an independent national organization

of persons who have worked as volunteers in Asia, Africa,

and Latin America, in such programs as the Peace

Corps

and the International Voluntary Service.

This leaflet

publicizes

the April 22, 1970 anti-pollution theme and

designates it as "Earth Day Open House At 5th Avenue",

NYC.

This leaflet suggested 21 "5th Avenue establishments"

as anti-pollution and antiwar targets, with special

emphasis on Dow Chemical Company, 45 Rockefeller Center, and

che Monsanto Company, 2/1 Park Avenue, NIC.

The leaflet

suggested that demonstrators "drop in"

at some of. these

21 listed "5th Avenue establishments".

On April 21, 1970, a second confidential

source, who has furnished reliable information in the

advised that it was learned from Robert Gale,

EAC, that over 100 organizations, substantially

organizations, would display environmental exhibits during

the NYC "Earth Day" activities.

This document contains neither

recommendations nor conclusions of

the Federal Bureau of Investigation

(FBI). It is the property of the FBI

GROUP/ I

Excluded

from

automatic downgrading:

and deglassification

and is loaned to your agency; it and

its contents are not to be distributed

outside your

agency.

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In addition, it was also learned that the

following organizations were also lis ted with the EAC

as participaing in anti-pollution activities in NYC:

Committee For a Sane Nuclear Policy, an

organization opposed to nuclear weaponry;

Women Strike For Peace, a national women's

organization opposed to the Vietnam War and which

seeks elimination of armaments in general;

Young Socialists Alliance (YSA);

The City Wide Coordinating Council of Welfare

Groups, a welfare rights organization;

The War Resisters League, an antiwar, anti-draft

organization;

Alternate University, a New Left radical youth

school.

A chaacterization of YSA appears in the Appendix

attached hereto.

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) observed the

following events in NYC in connection with "Earth Day"

environmental activities which were primarily sponsored

by the EAC:

From 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., 5th Avenue from 59th

Street to 14tb Street was closed to vehicular traffic.

The estimated crowd of 200,000 people, comprised of shoppers:

and workers on their lunch break,

strolled up

and down 5th Avenue in a festive atmosphere.

Anti-pollution

literature was distributed at numerous points on 5th

Avenue. Environmental skits and entertainment were provided

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for onlookers on the steps of St. Patrick's Cathedral,

Sist Street and Sth Avenue

and on the steps of New York

Public Library, 42nd Street and 5th Avenue.. The

demonstrators carried such signs as "Clean Up The Air",

"Big Business Is Polluting the United States"

, "Garbage

Is Choking Us". Leaflets issued by the Committee of

Returned Volunteers were passed out at several points

and called for an end to chemical warfare in Vietnam.

The activity on 5th Avenue was orderly and no incidents

of violence were observed.

Sommencing at 12 p.m., 14th Street from Ist

Avenue to 7th Avenue, was closed to vehicular traffic

and there was the same type of activity as

• described

above.

In addition, numerous booths and displays

concerning the environment were set up by ecology organizations.

At 14th Street at the south entrance of Union

Square Park, the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) set up

a booth and distributed literature which linked

environmental pollution to the big business interests

and the Vietnam War.

The Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy set up

a booth at I4th street between Irving Place and Broadway,

which bore a sign "War Is the Greatest Polluter Of All".

The SWP has been designated pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

An anti-pollution rally commenced at Union

Square at 12 p.m. with speeches and entertainment provided

throughout the day. From 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., the following

individuals were among the speakers who gave anti-pollution

speeches:

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Gan Mooge, an entertalner, acting as Master

of Ceremonies;

Herman Bad 1oP Pet can community Leader;

Pete Seeger,

a folk singer, who had been

designated the Honorary Chairman of "Earth Day" activities

in NYC:

NY

On December 13, 1954, John Lautner, a member

A the no cust Porto testa, so, at the

time of his expulsion from the CP, USA, in

January, 1950, was Chairman of the New York

State CP Review Commission, advised that he

knew Pete-Seeges as a CP, USA member from 1947

to 1949.

From 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., the following

individuals gave anti-pollution speeches at Union

Square Park:

NX

Dr. Margaret Mead, anthropolgist;

New York Congressman Edward Koch;

Thomas Hoving, former New York City Parks

Commissioner; NI

Alan Gussow,

'Conservationist;

John Anacelli of the New York State Pure

Water Administation;

George Wiley

introduced as representative of

the National Welfare Rights Association.

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From 5 p.m. to 7 p.M., the following speakers

gave environmental speeches at Union Square Park:

NLY.

Dennis Hayes,

Director of Environmental

Actions, Washington, D._C. (WDC);

Conductor Leonard Bernstein; NY

New York City Mayor John V. Lindsay;

Jerome Kretchner of the New York State

Environmental Protection Administration; NY

Actor Paul Newman. NY

The crowd was estimated at 100,000 individuals

in the Union Square Park and 14th Street

area at the

height of the demonstration.

As of approximately 10 p.m., about 2,000

individuals remained in the park, cluttered in small

group.

No incidents of violence were observed in the

14th Street area and Union Square area throughout the

day.

Youth Against War and Fascism (YAWF) displayed

a banner with the initials YAWF near the speakers

platform in Union Square Park throughout the day's

activities.

A characterization of the YAWE appears in the

Appendix attached hereto.

An anti-pollution rally was held

p.m. and

was attended by approximately

to speeches by the following individuals:

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April 22, 1970

Mayor John V. Lindsay;

Bess Myerson

Department of Consumer Affairs;

I Grant: of the New York City

United States (Vs) Conenesman Benjamin Fosentha.

No incidents of violence occurred at this rally.

This rally was sponsored by the Mayor's Urban

Task Force, a New York City agency.

An anti-pollution march of approximately 100

individuals took place from the Clove Lake Park, Staten

asian started at 3 do ta estaten s and Ferry. The

incidents of violence occurred during this march.

This march was sponsored by the Staten Island

Greenbelt-National Areas League (SIGNAL) •

of violence or arrests occurred in the NYC area in

connection with "Earth Day" activities. He advised

that college environmental teach-ins and demonstrations

remained confined to the campus areas.

No incidents

of violence were reported

from the NYC area campuses.

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APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

A source advised on May 15, 1969, that the Young

Socialist Alliance (YSA) maintains its national headquarters

at 41 Union Square West, New York, New York, and has as its.

official publication the "Young Socialist."

The YSA is the

youth organization of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) and

has been described by the SWP as the main recruiting ground

for the SWP.

The SHP has been designated pursuant

to Executive Order 10450.

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APPENDIX

YOUTH AGAINST WAR AND FASCISM

A confidential

source advised on March 29, 1965,

that the Youth Against War and Fascism (YAWF), formerly

known

as the Anti-Fascist Youth Committee, was established by the

Workers World Party (WWP) in the summer of 1962, to bring

college

and high school youth into the periphery of wWP

activities, and thereby gain recruits for the organization.

A second confidential source advised on October 23,

1964, that a flyer distributed by the YAWE describes that

organization as a militant organization of young workers

and worker-students. for combating

war and fascism.

The first source advised on May I, 1969, that the

YAWF maintains its headquarters at 58 West 25th

Street,

New York City, and publishes a magazine called "The Partisan"...

A characterization of the WWP is set

out separately.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 108Z EDITION

G5A FPMR (11 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G. ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:DIRECTOR, FBI

FRoM fISAC, NEO (200-51089 (RUE)

SUBJECT:

NATIONAL ENVIROMENTAL. ACTIONS 4/22/70

INFORMATION CONCERNING (RESEARCH)

DATE:

6/10/70

#MDRIG

ATE INFORMATION CONTAINER

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFLM

DATE 12/7/00 BX SPE2 AM 613

ders

Re Bu airtel to Albany, 3/27/70.

Enclosed herewith are 12 copies to Bureau and one

copy each to Alexandria and Baltimore (Info) of an IHM suit-

able for dissemination, captioned as above.

Information contained in LHM re use of National

Capitol Parks was furnished by Lieutenant A.V. CONOVER,

U.S. Park Police.

Identities of SAs who observed activities on

4/21-22/70; are set forth in WFO case file.

REC-89

+05-457-775-156

JUN 12 1970 .

ST 114

3-BUreau (Enc. 12) 180-447775-

(1-62-113303) (NATIONAL ENVIROMENTAL TEACH-IN)

1-Alexandria (Enc. 1) (RM)

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2-WFO

(1-100-50738) (NETI)

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DATE FORWARD:

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HOW FORWARD:

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C.

20535

June 10,

1970,

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EM DECONTAINES

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIM

BATT 13/7/00 BXSP-2 HUML

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

APRIL 22, 1970

On April 6, 1970, Mr. Robert Waldrop, local

representative of the _Sierra_Club, 235 Massachusetts

Avenue, N.E., Washington, D. C. (iDC), made application

for the use of National Captiol Parks to "peacefully

petition the government for immediate action to preserve

the environment and to express citizen's concern for environ-

mental problems." Waldrop stated the request was being made

by the Washington Area Environmental Action Coalition for a

National Environmental Teach-In Day, April 22, 1970. He

requested the use of the Parklands Playing Fields at Consti-

tution Avenue and 21st Street, N.W., from 1:30 p.M. until

2;30 p.M., and the Sylvan Theatre on the Washington Monument

Grounds from 3:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.M.

Waldrop stated that the Washington Area Environ-

mental Action Coalition includes residents of the metro-

politan region, community groups, and students Irom Loca!

universities.

'We are closely coordinated with the nation-

wide Enviromental Teach-In sponsored by Senator (Gaylord)

Nelson and Representative (Paul N.) McCloskey, (JI.)."

The Sierra Club is a western based

conservation organization located

at 1050 Mills Tower, San Francisco,

California.

On April 14, 1970, "The Washington Post" newspaper;

• WDG, reported under the caption, "Area Students Mobilize For

Earth Day," that the dangers to the earth's environment, in-

cluding overpopulation, have been the concern of many in the

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WDC area. Since February, 1970, a "movement" has gotten

under way made up of a coalition of students and conservation

organizations, with support coming largely from the white,

middle class.

April 22nd, "Earth Day" will climax with a

march to the Interior Department in the afternoon by students

and conservation organizations headed by representatives of

the Sierra Club.

On April 14, 1970, the Washington 'Area Environ-

mental Coalition held

a press conference at the Dupont Plaza

Hotel, WDC,

Robert Haldrop spoke for the coalition and,

"stated that "Farth' Day" activities on April 22nd, vere being

organized by the coalition which consists of interested stu-

dents from American University, Catholic University, Trinity

College, George Washington University, and Prince Georges

Community College, Maryland, working closely with the Emer-

gency Committee on the Transportation Crisis (ECTC). Environ-

mental Teach-Ins were planned for the respective campuses on

April 22, 1970.

It was announced that the Coalition would picket

the Washngton Hilton Hotel, 1919 Connecticut Avenue, N.o,

on April 21, 19/0, Where Secretary of Iransportation John A.

Volpe would

be speaking before the highway users conference.

Waldrop announced plans for April 22nd, saying that

the march past the Department of Interior would be "symbolic"

since the Department of Interior "has become the symbol of the

Government's envirormental insanity. The Nixon administration

has tried

to make the environment its issue.

others present at the let conference were Timothy

Paulis from Catholic University, Matthey, Andrea representing

Environment, Incorporated, 917 - 15th Street, Nol., Samie

Abbott, publicly director for ICIC, Gene, goldman from Merican

Unversity, Philip Michael, described

the Peace

American University.

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Sammie Abbott has been publicly

identified in the past

as a

Communist Party leader. His

activities on behalf of the ECTC

have iledi to local publicity and

several arrests.

The ECTC is a foe of inner-city

freeways:

Among the coalition of local participating organi-

zations for Earth 'Day are: Environmental Teach-In, Incorporated,

2000 ₽ Street, N.W., WDC, Environmental Action, headed by Steve

Cotton, who according to a press release is on leave from Har-

vard Law School, Environment, Incorporated, supra, headed by

George Washington University student James "Skip" Spensley,

Zero Population Growth and Friends of the Earth, both located

at 917 15th Street, N.W.

Environment, Incorporated, is self-described as a

non-profit organization organized in the District of Columbia

for the purpose of providing posters, buttons and information

about speakers to schools and community organizations.

It

has announced plans to keep its downtown office and campaign

going after April 22nd. The organization publishes a news-

letter called "Environment."

"The Mound Builders Gazette" newsletter, published

by the Environment News Cooperative, 7321 Takoma Avenue,

Takoma

Park, Maryland, made its debut a week or more prior

to April 22, 1970, stated it will provide in-depth coverage of

the polluters and the protectors of the environment. It will

be published bi-weekly beginning in September, 1970. Its

editor is Bill Hobbs.

Villiam (Bill), Hobbs, above, according

to another Government agency, was for-

merly associated with the Students for a

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•Democratic Society (SDS) at George

Washington University, with the

Southern Christian Leadership Con-

ference and was one of the prime

movers in the Action Coordinating

Committee to End Segregation in the

Suburbs, better known as ACCESS.

The SDS is characterized in an ap-

pendix page attached hereto.

On April 21, 1970, representatives of the FBI observed

the following activities at

the Washington Hilton Hotel, from

about noon until 1:20 p.I. .

A group numbering about 60 persons picketed on the

sidewalk in front of the hotel. Literature passed out stated

the demonstration was called to coincide with the Tuesday

luncheon of the Highway Users Federation for Safety and Mío-

bility at which Secretary Volpe was scheduled to speak. Picket

signs indicated the group represented the National Coalition

on the Transportation Crisis, ECTC, Student Committee on the

Transportation Crisis and Washington Area Environmental Coali-

tion.

Signs displayed accused the Federation of being a high-

way lobby, and "polluters and plunderers."

Sammie Abbott and Matt Andrea, previously mentioned,

were observed directing the pickets.

There was no incidents or arrests.

On April 22, 1970, "The Washington Post" published

an "Earth Day" schedule for

the Washington area which related

that a number of events were scheduled to be held at various

high schools and colleges in the area between 9 a.m. and 9:15

poM. The day's main events comnenced with a rally at 2lst Stunt

and Constitution Avenue, N.W., followed at 2 p.m. by a march

past the Interior Department to the Sylvan Theatre where a prc..

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gram featuring folk singers and speakers was scheduled.

On April 22, 1970, representatives of the FBI

observed about 200 persons

on the Playing Fields shortly

after 1:30 p.M. They were joined a few minutes later

by a contingent of George Washington University students

who arrived chanting "Save Our Earth."

A brief speech followed by which an unidentified

GWU Law School student spoke out against Secretary of

the Interior Hickel, and the administrations of both Presi-

dents, Johnson and Nixon.

He said it was time for some

action regarding pollution..

About 2 p.m., the group, numbering about 750

persons, moved out in the direction of the Interior De-

partment. Some of the signs carried were! "Save Our Earth

- Concern, Inc.", "Save Our Seas; We Demand A Moratorium On

All Off Shore Drilling", and "End The Fascist Rape Of America."

Some persons wore paper surgical type masks and one had a gas

mask.

Shortly after 2 p.m., the crowd then estimated

to be eight to nine hundred persons, gathered on the Vir-

ginia Avenue side of the Department of Interior at 19th

and C Streets, N.W. An unidentified male read a "Declara-

tion of Independence"' and the crowd chanted, "'e want air,

we want water, we want Hickel."

About 2:30 p.m., the group at the Interior Depart-

ment left and joined another group gathered at the Sylvan

Theatre. The two groups totaled an estimated 2,500 or more.

A sign was noted which read, "God is Not Dead; He Is Polluted

On Earth." There were no speeches, but several musical groups

entertained the crowd until after 8 p.m.

Shortly after 8 p.m., Senator Edmund Muskie, (D) Maine,

arrived and gave a short anti-pollution speech.

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Senator Muskie was followed by WDC journalist

I. E. Stone, who spoke for 20 minutes on the themes of

anti-pollution, anti-military and anti-administration.

Denishlays,

National Coordinator for Environmen-

tal Action, WIC,

; followed and gave a short anti-Vietnam war

and anti-pollution talk.

Phittochs

was the next speaker. He made a few

anti-administration remarks and then introduced

sente bavis, one of the convicted defendants in the Chicago

Conspiracy Trial. Davis spoke for approximately ten minutes.

Davis began bygsaying that the events he was

involved in in Chicago were not a conspiracy, but there

is one now, a capitalistic conspiracy and he called for

tearing down the capitalistic structure. He said that

people in "Agnew Country," meaning government officials

in Washington, believe the ecology. issue will divert the

attention of people in the United States from the Vietnam

war.

He said the movement knows its history and this tactic

will not work. He said The Conspiracy is joining forces with

such groups as Women's Liberation, the Black Liberation Strug-

gle and ecology forces to fight at every level of our society

to end the war in Vietnam.

At this point, Davis was interrupted by heckling

from someone in the audience.

He made an obscene remark

to the effect that any "pigs" in the audience should get

•out while they could.

He then said he opposed all pollution

except "light up a joint and get stoned." "One way to fight

for ecology is to go to New Haven on May Ist to stop Bobby

Seale's trial," referring to the trial there of the Black

Panther leader.

At about 10:15 p.M., Roger Priest, Navy enlisted

journalist, then under court martial proceedings in WDG on

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charges of making disloyal and seditious statenents in his

anti-war publication "OM', spoke for several minutes.

said that "tomorrow" would be the last day of his trial and

that the day after the verdict is given, the slogan will be,

"Sink the Navy."

• At 12:25 aoll., April 23, 1970, Pete-Seeger, the

folk singer, made a few remarks about ecology and cleaning

up society and the Potomac river. At this point, the power

was shut off.

Seeger and Reverend Frederick-Kirkpatrick, a

-Negro folk singer, sang a few songs through a bullhorn, and

the crowd began thinning rapidly. The program ended at 1 a illo,

with approximately 50 persons remaining behind to clean up the

area.

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STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

A source has advised that the Students for a Demo-

cratic Society (SDS), as presently regarded, came into being

at a founding convention held June, 1962, at Port Huron, Mich-

igan. From an initial posture of "participatory democracy" the

line of the national leadershif has revealed a growing Marxist-

Teninist adherence which currently calls for the building of a

revolutionary youth movement. Concurrently, the program of

SDS has evolved from civil rights struggles to an anti-Vietnam

war stance to an advocacy of a militant anti-imperialist position.

China, Vietnam and Cuba are regarded as the leaders of worldwide

struggles against United States imperialism whereas the Soviet

Union is held to be revisionist and also imperialist.

At the June, 1969, SDS National Convention, Progressive

Labor Party (PLP) forces in the organization were expelled.

As

a result, the National Office (NO) grouf maintained its National

Headquarters at 1608 West Madison Street, Chicago, and the PLP

faction set up headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This

headquarters subsequently moved to Boston. Each grouf elected

•its own national officers, which include three national secre-

taries and a National Interim Committee of eight. Both the NO

forces and the PLP forces claim to be the true SDS. Both groups

also print their versions of "New Left Notes" which sets forth

the line and the program of the particular faction. . The NO

version of "New left Notes" was recently printed under the title

"The Fire Next Time" to achieve a broader mass appeal.

Two major factions have developed internally within

the NO group, namely, the Weatherman or Revolutionary Youth

Movement (RYM) I faction, and the RYM II faction. Weatherman

is action-oriented upholding Castro's position that the duty of

revolutionaries is to make revolution. Weatherman is regarded

by RYM II as an adventuristic, elitist faction which denies

the historical role of the working class as the base for revo-

lution. RYM II maintains that revolution, although desired, is

not possible under present conditions, hence emphasizes organizing

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and raising the political consciousness of the working class

upon whom they feel successful revolution depends. Although

disclaiming control and domination by the Communist Party,

USA, leaders in these two factions have in the past proclaimed

themselves to be communists and to follow the precepts of a

Marxist-Leninist philosophy, along pro-Chinese conmunist lines.

A second source has advised that the PLP faction

which is more connonly known as the Worker Student Alliance

is dominated and controlled by members of the PLi, who are

required to identify themselves with the pro-Chinese Marxist-

Leninist philosophy of the PLP.. They advocate that an al-

liance between workers and students is vital to the bringing

about of a revolution in the United States.

SDS regions and university and college chapters, although

operating under the outlines of the SDS National Constitution,

are autonomous in nature and free to carry out independent policy

reflective of local conditions. Because of this autonomy internal

struggles reflecting the major

factional interests of SDS have

occurred at

the chapter level since the beginning of the 1969-70

school year.

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PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY (PLP)

"The New York Times" city edition, Tuesday, April 20,

1965, page 27, reported that a new party of "revolutionary

socialism" was formally founded on April 18, 1965, under the

name of the PLP which had been known as the Progressive Labor

Movement.

According to the article, "The Progressive Labor

Movement was founded in 1962, by Milton Rosen and Mortimer

Scheer after they were expelled from the Communist Party of

the United States for assertedly following the Chinese Com-

munist line."

A source advised on June 3, 1968, that the PLP held

its Second National Convention in New York City, May 31 to

June 2, 1968, at which time the PLP reasserted its objective

of the establishment of a militant working class movement

based on Marxism-leninism. This is to be accomplished through

the Party's over-all revolutionary strategy of raising the

consciousness of the people and helping to provide ideological

leadership in the working class struggle for state power.

The source also advised that at the Second National

Convention Milton Rosen was unanimously re-elected National

Chairman of the PLP and Levi Laub, Fred Jerome, Jared Israel,

William Epton, Jacob Rosen, Jeffrey Gordon, and Walter Linder

were elected as the National Committee to lead the PLP until

the next convention.

The PLP publishes "Progressive Labor," a bimonthly

magazine; "World Revolution," a quarterly periodical; and

"Challenge-Desafio," a monthly newspaper.

The April, 1969, Issue of "Challenge-Desafio" sets

forth that "Challenge is dedicated to the peoples fight for

a new way of life--where the working men and women control

their own homes and factories; where they themselves make

up the entire government on every level and control the

schools, courts, police and all institutions which are now

used to control

them."

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PROGRESSIVE LABOR PARTY (PLP)

Source advised on May 8, 1969, that the PLP utilizes

an address of General Post Office Box 808, Brooklyn, New York,

and also utilizes an office in Room 617, 1 Union Square West,

New York, New York.

This document contring neither

recommendations nor. conclusions of

the. FDI. It is the property of

the FBl and is lonned to your agency;

it and its contents

are not-to be

distributed.outyide your agency.

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINLO

SIDREIN IS UNCLASSIFIAN

DATE 171/00 BXSPJALNIG

go national Environmental Cations

Tolson -

Sullivan

Mohr

Bishop -

Brennan, C.D.

4 Callahan -

Casper -

Conrad

*Dalbey

Felt

Gale

Rosen

T'avel .

Walters -

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy -

(RELEASE AT. 10:00 A.Mos EST)

-

• (FBI)

WASHINGTON-SEN. EDMUNDS. MUSKIE SAID TODAY THE FBI SPIED ON LAST

INCLUDING ONE HE WAS INVOLVED IN.

LUCER TE PANGS MONTES BE MADE TREE TO REVEAR AND

IN DE FENDENT BOARD.

THE MAINE. DEMOCRAT.

IN A SPEECH PREPARED

A DOCUMENT ON OFFICIAL FBI STATIONERY WHICH

FOR THE SENATE DAY

DETAILED EARTH

RELEASED

ACTIVITIES IN WASHINGION APRIL 22•

HE SAID

THERE. WERE 40 TO 60

SIMILAR INTELLIGENCE REFORTS FILED ON OTHER EARTH DAY OBSERVANCES

ACROSS

- THE NATION•

#IF ANTIPOLLUTION RALLIES ARE A SUBJECT OF INTELLIGENCE CONCERN,

ANYTHING IMMUNE?" MUSKIE ASKED®

"IF THERE ANY

CITIZEN INVOLVED IN

POLITICS WHO IS NOT A FOTENTIAL. SUBJECT FOR AN FBI DOSSIER?"

MUSKIE DID NOT SAY WHERE HE OBTAINED THE FBI DOCUMEN IN MEDIA

WAS NOT AMONG THOSE SIOLIN RECENTLY FROM THE FBI OFFICE

HE SANE THRON DO A EAT NOT HIS A MAD DO

BUT SAID IT

HE SAID THE EARTH DAY RALLIES WERE NOT BILLED IN SUCH. A WAY AS TO

WARRANT SURVEILLANCE

AND CERTAINLY DID NOT REQUIRE

THE FACT THAT. REPORTS WEE FILED,

A REPORT AFTERWARDS.

IS INTOLERABLE IN

HE SAID; LEADS TO

AN UNEASINESS WHICH

A FREE SOCIETY,

#SURVEILLANCE IS MORE THAN EXCESSIVE ZEAL BY THE FBI.

IT IS A

THREAT TO OUR FREEDOM. SURVEILLANCE LEADS TO FEAR.

"SECRET

SURVEILLANCE WHICH PRODUCES SECRET FILES TO BE USED BY UNKNOWN

THE SE

THE

THAT NSE MENTARY RULE.

INGREDIENTS

FOR FEAR. EVERY_DICTATOR KNOWS

MUSKIE SAID

TELEPHONES ARE

"IT HAS BEEN POINTED OUT SOME LOS ENEROS SERK THEIR

"IF THIS IS WHAT CONGRESSIONAL

LEADERS THINK,"

ORDINARY CITIZEN FEEL WHENY DAVI DONG WHETHER TO

A LETIER OR GIVE A SFIECH CRITICAL OF

MUSKIE SAID CONGRESS SHOULD CREATE AN INDEPENDENT BOARD 10 OVERSEE

THE ACTIVITIES

OF THE

- SAID THE BOARD

ITSELF MIGHT NOT EE ENOUGH AND CONGRESS WILL

AND OF ER FEDERAL INTELLICENCE AOZACIES TO

LEGISLATE PRECISE LIMITS OVER INT

SCOFE OF DOMESTIC SURVEILLANCE AND

OVER THE USE OF COLLECTED INFOR STICK SE

THE FBI

DOCUMENT REPORTED THAT MUSKIE SPOKE AT A

RALLY NEAR THE

WASHINGTON

MON UreNts

RENNIE DAVIS

IS AND DIE JOURNAL SEPORT NE SO INTONE COMENTS

AND ONIERS.

ON THE STUDENTS FOR

A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY AND THE PROGRESSIVE LABOR

PARTY.

4/14--GE905A

+0130

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RIN ARFORMATION CONTAIZISS

DÀ13-

3:52 PM

April 14, 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON

MR. BISHOP

Assistant to the Director William C. Sullivan called and advised

there was an urgent matter he wanted to take up with me by phone as

Mr. Richard Moore, Special Assistant to the Áttorney General, has

called Assistant Director Bishop and himself from the White House.

Mr. Moore was at that time over at the White House with Ronald Ziegler,

Press Secretary to the President. Mir. Mcore said they were going to go

to a press meeting around four o'clock and they wanted from us over the

telephone, & general statement to explain why we had a reason for covering

the National Environmental Action meeting that Senator Edraund S. Muskie

(D. -Itaine) is complaining about. Mr. Fullivan said a brief statement

has been worked out and proceeded to read as follows:

"Senatur Muskie has publicly condemned the FBI for having

concerned itself with Earth Day rallies heid throughout the United States

on April 22, 1970. He noted that no crime or threat of crime was invoived

nor was any violence threatened. Senator Muskie has deplored the fact that

the FBI issued confidential reports on this matter to other Government

agencies.

The Senator from slaine deciared there was no justitication for

any part of the Federal intelligence community observing and reporting

legitimate political events which do not affect our national security or

involve a potential for crime.

"It is most unforturate that after having come into possession

of FBI documents relating to this matter Senator Muskie did not take the

time to seels an answer to the questions he raised on the floor of the Senate.

Had Mr. Muskie voiced his concern to re, he would have found that almost

from the moment the Barth sallies were announced, reports were received

that militant action might tale place. There were reports of blocking major

Tolson

Sullivan

tratic artories at Boston, possible tanfric tie-ups in New York City, and

Sohr

Bishop —

Brennan, C.)):

taruptions at dis offices of various campaples logey contributine sa

Callahan.

Atants

164

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey -

"Although the announced parpose of the Earth Dog rabies

Foit

Gale

rompolitical, as Centor huakie has noted, the FEI had receivous

-that extremist elements planned to seize on this legitimatesos

report

Rosen

Tavel -

Willies

darmiton in furtherance of their own objections.

SENT FROM D. O.

Soyars -

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Holmes -

DATE

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..

Memorandum for Messrs. Tolson and Bishop

April 14,

1971

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"The FBI's sole purpose in collecting and reporting information

regarding this matter was to determine the extent of efforts by extremist

elements to exploit or disrupt these activities for their own purposes. There

have been prior gatherings in Viashington of large numbersof people which

resulted in violence and considerable damage was done."

I told Mr. Sullivan I thought that was all right.

I said collateral to this, I had sent a note through to check out the

dissemination of that report and asked if that were Media and Mr. Sullivan

said it was not. I said I would surmise some agency in Washington gave this

out. Mr. Sullivan said it was disseminated to Secret Service and some other

agencies. I told him to run it down at every agency and ask to see their copy.

Mr. Sullivan said he would.

Very truly yours,

1. Els

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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Id. EH. The Attorney General

AMDRIG

Director, FBI

AHE INVORZATTON CONTAIR

TREIN IS UNCLASSI

BAT TaL7/00B5

1

-. "Mr

Suflivan,

: Mohr

.Mr.

Bishop

Dalbey

I = ur. Brennan.

Apr1] 25; 1977

1 - Mr. Cotter

Wells

1 - Mr. Hengemuhle

CRITICISH OF THE FBI BY

SENATOR EDMUND S•

HUSKI!

APRIL 14, 2971

So pen

On April 14,

1971, Senator Ednund S. Muskle released

a copy of an 13l nenorardu and a statenent which was highly

critical. of.the FBI 12 conncction with our coverage of a rally

held in Washington; D. C... April 22, 1970. This rally was

part of a nationide: Farth Day program unich called attention

to environmental problens. In connection with its speech,

Senator Huskie had enterod into the Congressional Fecord

an-i31 monorandu sunartzing the activitles at the Washington:

rally

Attached fox your information. is a copy of the FBI'S

letterhead nenorandun referred to by Senator huskle.

"Included anong other data in this menorandun ras

the lactual statement that Senator Huskte gave a short speech.

atithe rally.

JAs;

Prior to the Pashington rally ve had received reports

that ailitant action could take place in connection with the

nationwide denonstrations. Additionally, ve received a request

Iron the White House for Infomation concerning the extent of

radical involvenent.in the ecology and environental novchent.

"Our coyerage of the April 22, 1970, rally in

Vashington vas for the:purpose of identifying thoso militant

groups and/or' individuals who participated in the rally.

-Ene

of the speakers was. Rennie Davis wio,

after uating artet.

conments about ecology, called for the destruction of the

capitalistic system, nade obscone remarks abous "pigs" ip.

tho

audience, and sited that anyone interosted in ecolory

should 8o io

New. lavon "to ston Bobby toale's trial," relezing

the

trial. of the black Panther. Leadizz

Miekn/amt

R4074

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CLIME 11:10 Kin

DATE

BY

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The Attorney General

Senator Muskie in his speech has implied that our

report of the Washington rally was widely disseminated. This

1s not true. It was turnished to the intelligence components

of the three military services, to the Secret Service, and

the Department of Justice.

Enator hustle also stated that our

repori on the rally mentioned no hint of violence or threat or

insurraction. Rennie Davis' statenent which called for "tearing

down the capitalistic structurs" belies this statement.

The above information has also been furnished to

Honorable H. 3. Haldenan, Assistant to the Fresident at the

White House.

Enclosure

1 ~ The Deputy Attorney Goneral (Enclosure)

NOTE:

Memorandum Brennan to Sullivan, 4/14/71, advised that

- letters to Attorney General and the White House were being

expeditiously prepared to alert them to facts surrounding

Muskie's statement criticizing Bureau.

Letter to Attorney

General notes that prior to 4/22/70 rally in Washington we

connection with nationwide program dealing with environmental

individuals who participated.

:

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Tolson

Sullivan

sishuin

Bregnan, C.D..

Caltahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Felt

Gale -

Rosen.

Tavel

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes -

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1 - Mr. Sullivan

- Mr.

Mohr

1 - Mr.

Bishop

The Deputy Attorney General

AT THROATE OR TEA

HER STN IS UNCLASSITLED

Apr1] 15, 1971

1

- Mr. Dalbey

Director, TBI

1

- Mr.

C.D. Brennan

- Mr. Cotter

Ar. Bowers

CRITICISM OF THE 331- BY

SENATOR EDHUND SO

MUSKIE

APRiL 14, 1UT1

Mir. Wells

- MI.

Hengemuhle

5-

The following is being furnished for your information

concerning this natter:

Nature of demonstrations. On April 22, 1970,

a number of rallies, teach-ins, and other events vere

held

throughout the United States.

These activitles were centered

to a considerable extent on college and high school campuses

throughout the countzy and one of the major demonstrations

yes held at Vashington, D. Co, under, the auspices of the

Washington Area Enviroonental Coalition.

(2)

Reason for fEI coverage.

Beginning in March.

1970, the FBI was in receipt of a nunter of reports and

allegations indicating

; that in some sastances, militant

activities would occur in connection with harth Daz". rallies.

Moreover, there were indications that nonbers of extremist

organizations such as the Students for a Democratic Society

would participate in the rallies and might engage in disruptive

activities.

The IBI's coverage of these events was ained at

determining nature and extent of involvcuent on the part of

subversive or extrenist elements.

Additionally, it is aoted

that on larch 23, 1970, the Eureau received a requeat from a

representative of the White House for information regarding

the extent of radical involvement in the ecology and environ

mental novement.

Extent de rol coverase.

ISI coverage consisted

os collecting

and reporting monition received from FBI

sources associntod with cairoids cienents, interested local

aurorities; and; othor:

established sources. 94-

1T370

6

APR 16 1971

RDC : amt

(12)

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SENT FROM D. O.

TEO L220

D1I34-15-71

see note, page 3*

•RR 15 13

SOAPR 20

19/1

W.

PERS.

: REC. UNIT

UNHECUNDED COPY FILED IN

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The Deputy Attorney General

It is noted that Senator Huskie's release presente

a highly slanted and misleading picture of this matter. The

following soints are noted in this connection:

(1) He rationalitos

his public release of an official

IBi document by first noting that it 1a not one of those 1bens

stolen Iron our Medis, Pennsylvania, Resident Agency, and that

1t contained no classified designation. While the letterheze

memorandum was not classified, it did contain the specifie

precautlonary staiement that it was the property of the fBi

and that it and its contonts are not to be distributed outside

of the recipient agency.

(2)

muskie asserted

that the rallies contained no

hint of violence,, lot, speaking on the sane platiorm with

Mustie was Rennie Davis whose earlier public utterances

resulted in his conviction on a charge of inciting to riot.

Muskie conpletely ignored the atatement nade by Davis in his

speech at the rally which "called for tearing down the

capitalist structure." Davis lurther stated that one way

to fight for ecology

would be to go to wen laven "to stop

Bobby Seale's trial," Davis's statement calling for the

destruction of the capitalist structure could hardly be

considered a point dealing with ecolosy and certainly,

• inplies nore than a "aint of violence."

(3)

Senator Huskie asserts that the menorandun in

question had been widoly circulated to the entire intelligence

connualty, and perhaps even to local police.

This not true.

The letterhead menorandua in question was dissominated to

the

three nilitary intelligence agencies, the Department,

and the secret service.

(4)

Sonator Huskie stated that the FBI report

•coupled an analysis of his activities it the "Farth Day"

Ially with a dissortation on

• the Students {or 1 Democratic

Society (son) and the Progzossive labor Peaty (PLa).

Cur

information containod in the letterhead monomandua did no

such thing. References to the sus and the Put were attroied

as an appendis to the document and offered a thumbnail sketch

on both organizations since each has moutioncd in the boug

of the docuiont.

The only ncation of Muskie vas to factually

note thni ho arrived at the rally, gave a suort antipollution

spoech (contents of this speech were not set out), and wis

follored by the next speaker.

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The Deputy Attorney General

NOTE:

The Deputy Attorney General has previously been

furnished copy of Washington Field letterhead

memorandum

publicized by Senator Muskie.. This letter is is response

to specific request by lir. Kleindienst for information on

the above points.

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1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Mohr

1 = MI.

Bishop

1 = Mr. Dalbey

April 15, 1971 Brennan

+442456 435685

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINIO

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIHLED

DAIS 14/60 BY SP. 2 ALMCKP.

BY LIAISON

1 = Mr. R. D. Cotter

1 - Mr. Wannall

1 - MI. Wells

Honorable H. R. Haldeman

1 - Mr. Hengemuhle

Assistant to the President

The White House

Washington, D. C. °

NATUNAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS

Dear Nir. Haldeman:

On April 14, 1971, Senator Edmund S. Muskie released

a copy of an IBI memorandum and a statement which was highly

critical of the FbI in connection with our coverage of a rally

held in Washington, D. C., April 22, 1970. This rally vas part

of a nationwide Earth Day program which called attention to

envisonmental problems.

In connection with his speech,

Senator Muskie had entered into the Congressional Record

an FBI nemorandum summarizing the activities at the Washingion

rally.

Attached for your information is a copy of the FBI's

letterhead memorandum referred to by Senator luskie.

Included among other data in this nemorandun was the

factual staterent that Senator luskie gave a short speech at

the rally.

EX-112 REG 79.

13-174-112

Prior to the Neshington rally ve had received reports

that ailitant action could take place in connection with i

Tolson

Sullivan

-nationwide demonstrations.

It is noted that on larch 23, 1C.6,

Mohr

Bishop a

-ma received a request fron it. John j. Coulfield of the

Bremn. CD. - White House Staff for information concerning the extent

Conspiri

-of Indical involvement in the ecology and environentil

Conrad

Dalbey

_noveLent.

Felt

Gale

Rosen

2010-

•'APR 21 1971

Hullors

Sigare

THe 21 1971

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Honorable H1. R. Haldemen

Our coverage of the April 22, 1970, rally in

Washington was for the purpose of identifying those militant

groups and/or individuals who participated in the rally.

One of the speakers was Rennie Davis who, after making brief

coments about ecology, called for the destruction of the

capitalistic systen, mate obscene remarks about "pigs" in

the audience, and stated that anyone interested in ecology

should go to New Haven "to stop Bobby Seale's trial,"

referring to the trial of the Black Panther leader,

Senator Huskie in his speech has implled that

our report of the Washington rally was widely disseminated.

This is not true. It as furnished to the intelligence

components of the three military services, to the Secret

Service, and to the Department of Justice. Senator Muskie

also stated that our report on the rally mentioned no hint

of violence or threat of insurrection. Rennie Davis

statement. which called for "tearing down the capitalistic

structure" belies this statement.

This information has also been furnished to the

Attorney General.

Sincerely yours,

EnCLOSUrE

• NOTE:

Remorandum Brennan to Sullivan, 4/14/71, advised lettor

to White House being expeditiously prepared to present facts

surrounding Muskie's statement criticizing Bureau.

Letter to

White House notes that prior to 4/22/70 rally in Washington ro

received reports that militant action minht take place in connection,

with nationvide program dealing with environmental problcis.

further advised White House that we received specific request ur

information concerning the involvement of militant groups in

national environmental actions.

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Tolson

Sullivan

Mohr

Bishop

Brennan, C.D.-

Callahan

Caspur

Conrad

Dalbey

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Tavel .

Waltors

5096.159

The Doputy Attorney General

EX-103

Director, reI:

RE0-15

CRITICIST DE TH FBI BI

SENATOR MIMUND S. BUSKIE

APRIL 14, 1971

w.C. Sullivan

P. Mohr

food fand fond

Mr.

AT.

kr.

Hir.

T.

E. Bishop

D.

Ji. Dalbey

C.

D.

Brennan

R.

D. Cotter.i

April 16, 1971

1 - Mr.

D. N. Bowerg

+ 157778-1601

- hr. c. F. Hengemunle

1 - Hr. J. C. Trainor

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HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

PATE /0/14/99 Bx, SP-2 ALM

inta is to furnish you additional information

concerning this natter.

The total number of "Parth Day" rallies and other

events held throughout the baited States on April 22, 1970,

ren into the hundrets but the exact total is not snown.

Inforustion received by this Bureau prior to april. as indicated

that "Tarth Day" activities vore planned in at least 33 states

as well as tho sistrict of columbia, and that spoisora oa

this activity chained l4 vould 1nvo1ve at least 30u college

campuses and 1,500 bagh schools.

A tötal of 50

of our field offices reported lafor

nation of oue type or another on the "Barth Day" accivities,

exclusive of the Washlagton, D. C. affair of walch you were

previcusly advised.

TuDe reports frou the field, in the 1ozu

o1 teletypes and senoranda, involved a total of 57 separate

rallies or activities viera se recoived information from loccl

police departuents, cangus security officers, and acninistrusive

personnel, and other iDi sources.

In oniy four instances to

our files saou direct coverage of "Earth Day" activities by

Agents.

8r23€

majority of instances no violence or

disorder sas reported

connection with those notivities. 15.

only excepttons fore

2013

follows:

^2! 1011

• At Doston, Lassochusette, 13 persons vere arreaced

and charged with disorderly concuct during a denonstration

29920

• Aizport to prosess pollution by the airlanos.

JCT:p0a

(12)

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APRiGiN

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The Deputy Attorney General

At Miani, Florida, individuals attending a demon-

stration vere urged to collect garbage and taise it to key

Biscayne, Florida, nour the President's home. Twenty

persons subsequently placed bags of trash at key Biscayne.

In addition to the involvement of Rennie Davis •

0f the "Chicago Seven" at the Washlugton, D. C. rally,

two other instances involving activity ot

militant or

subversive elements were reported.

One was at a rally

held under the auspices of a go-called free Speech Wovenent

at Arizona State University at Tempe, Arizona. One Stewart

Albert,

who ras described as having been active in the New

Loft movement, gas the principal speaker.

He urged support

for Bobby Seale, Black Panther Party leader on trial for

and predicted that violence pill take place 11 Seale

is convictod, In the other instance ,at salt lake city,

Utah, the "Harth Day" sally was organized by one Steve

Holbrook.

He has been identified as a member of the militant

Students For a DonocIatic Society.

In our overall reporting conserning this matter

1t was clearly indicated that the

"Parth Day" events were

nationide in character and were receiving support fron

maby legitimato organizations and individuals.

NOTE:

The Deputy Attorney General has previously been

furnished a copy of Washington Field letterhead memorandum

publicized by senator Huskie.

This letter is to furnish

him additional information concerning our coverage of

"Earth Day" events. in accordance with the Director's

instructions in R.D. Cotter to Mr. C. D. Brennan meno

dated 4/15/71 prepared by RDC:ekn.

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3010-108

TO

ESTIONAL FORM NO, 10

• MAY 1902 EDITION

"'OSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. C. D. BrennabAßs

Tolson

Sullivan.

Mohr

Bishop

1 - MI:

Sullivan

1 - Mi. Mohr

1 - Mr. Bishop

DATE: 4/15/71

Brendan, CAD!

Collitin&

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Felt

Gale

Rosen

1

Mr.C. D. Brennan

Tavel

FROM

: R. D. Cotter

1

- Mr. R. D. Cotter

Walters

Soyar's

Tele. Room .

SUBJECT:

CRITICISM OF FBI BY

@NATIONAL ENVIRON DILD LIND

SENATOR MUSKIE, APRIL 14, 1971

Ihis memorandum sets torth information as to the infor-

mation requested by the Director concerning the "Earth Day"

rallies held throughout the U. S., 4/22/70.

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LL INFORNATION DOMIAIMED

HEPHIN IS UNOLASSIFIU

DANA /2-14-9,9BXSP-2 A2M

The total number of rallies held throughout the

country is not known.

hundreds.

As set out in my memorandum 4/21/70, we had received

reports from our field offices that "Earth Day" activities of

one type or another were planned in at least 33 states as well

as the District of Columbia.

My memorandum of 3/25/70 reported

that the sponsors of this activity claimed that it would involve

at least 600 college campuses and 1,300 high schools.

In our instructions to the field of 3/27/70 (following

White House expression of interest in this matter) we told all

field offices to alert sources and to maintain close liaison with

appropriate agencies to insure Bureau receives pertinent data

regarding individuals of subversive or militant background

participating in these events.

A review of our file in this matter indicates that,

exclusive of the Washington, D. C., affair which has previously

been detailed, a total o1 30 01 our Ilela

mation of one

type or another on the "Earth Day"

offices reported infor-

activities.

These reports from the field (including teletypes, airtels,

letters) involved a total of 57 separate rallies or activities

where we received information from sources.

For the most part,

these sources vere local police departments, campus security

officers, and

administrative personnel, and other established

FBI sources.

nonly tour instances do our illes show direct

coverage of "Earth Day" activities by FBI Agents.

RDC: ekn

(6)

Ik.-EX-103

CONTINUER-

Lend memo

APR 19 1971

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Memorandum for Mr.

Brennan

RE: CRITICISM OF FBI BY SENATOR MUSKIE

In the great majority of instances, no violence was reporte

in connection with any of these activities.

The only exceptions,

as noted in my memorandum 4/23/70 captioned "Student Agitation and

Antiwar Activity in the United States," were as follows:

during a demonstration

pollution

by the airlines.

At Miami, Florida, individuals attending a

demonstration were urged to collect garbage and take it to

Key Biscayne, Florida, near the President'S home." 20 persons

subsequently-placed bags of trash at Key Biscayne.

Tree InStances OCCurred Inving activity maltant

or subversive elements:

ікаржат.

One, was the. Washington, D.C., rally which included an

appearance by Rennie Davis of the "Chicago 7" who urged that the .

capitalist structure be torn down (reported in prior memoranda)

and who urged support for a movement to stop the trial of Bobby Seale

a Black Panther leader, in Boston.

another took placerat

arizona state Universitin Tempe, Arizona, where a

"Earth Day"

rally was held under

the auspices of a so-called Free Speech

Movement. One Stewart Albert was the principal speaker and he was

described as having been active in the New Left movement.

also urged support for Bobby Seale and predicted that violence

would take place it seale were convicted.

Steve Holbrook

organized an "Earth Day" rally in Salt. lake-City, Utah.

He has

been identified as a member of the militant Students for a

Democratic Society.

In all of our reporting concerning this matter and our

we made it quite clear that the

in character and were receiving support from many legitimate

organizations and individuals, including Congressmen and local

officials.

ACTION:

For the Director's information.

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Mr. Tolson

Mr. Sulli

• SECRET

The Attorney General

CLASSIFIED PYSPaMKPIK/S IT.

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04 SH 466/435605

April 20, 1971

Director, FSI

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CHITICIM OF THE FBI

BY SENATOR EDMUND S. MUSKIE,

APRIL 14, 1971

SEE INTERMA!

HEREIN TO UN

DATE

1 - Mr. Bishop

1 - Mr. Dalbey

1 - Mr. Brennan

I - Mr. Cotter =

1 - Mr. Hengemuhle

CEINED

Reference my letter dated April 15, 1971.

For your information, there follows a summary of pertinent

information contained in our files regarding individuals who were

mentioned in our memorandum of June 10, 1970, which was publicly

released by Senator Muskie on April 14, 1971.

ALL INFORMAMION CONFLIXIN

I BX

HEREIN IS UNRLASSIFIVA

WHERE SHOWS CIEN

Our files contain no pertinent derogatory information on

Fobert Waldrop, Matthew Ancrea, Gene Goldman, Philip Michael,

Steve Cotton, James "Skip' Spensley, or Denis Hays.

Professor "Bud" Ivan Eames, a sociology Instructor at

American University has been engaged in student disturbances at local

campuses, including Howard University in 1967 and American University

in 1970. He was in attendance at a May, 1970, rally at Yale University

I in support of Black Panther Party leader Bobby Seale.

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Samuel Abbott was identified in testimony before the House

| Committee on Un-American Activities in July, 195l, as a member of the

Communist Party (CP) of Washington, D. C.

Abbott was also identified

as a roember of the CP as recently as 1958 by a source who has furnished

reliable information in the past.

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William Hobbs has been identified by local police sources as

formerly being ussociated with the anarchistic Students for a Democratic

solson

Sullivan

¡Society at George Washington University.

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Bishop

Btesnan, C.D..

In June, 1950, Isidor Feinstein Stone was identified as a

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Casper

member of the CP during the mid-1930s. Stone, publisher of an independent

Konrad

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Joe c ront erupe and te a long terma exitle of the Bureau and other

Federal organizations cuncerned with security investigations.

A confidential source abroad advised that Philip David Ochs,

while attending a CP-sponsored affair in 1965, stated that he considered

himseli a communist although he was not a CP member. Ochs was

arrested in Chicago in 1968 because of his participation in a street

incident during the Democratic National Convention. In November,

$$ 1970, he was arrested and deported from Ireland as an 'undesirable."

Rennard Cordon Davis has held various leadership positions

with the Students for a Democratic Society. He has advocated acts of

civil disobedience during demonstrations planned for Washington, D. C.,

in May, 1971. Davis has been convicted of violation of the antiriot laws

in connection with his activities at the Democratice National Convention

in Chicago in 1968. He is currently free on an appeal bond in connection

with this conviction.

In April, 1970, Roger Priest was in the U. S. Navy and

involved in couri-martial proceedings in connection with his publication

of a scurrilous newsletter.

He was afforded general court-martial in

August, 1969, on charges of seditious activity relating to this newsletter

and found guilty in April, 1970, of promoting disloyalty and disaffection

among nembers a the Armed Forces." On April 28, 1970, he was given

a bad conduct discharge.

Peter Seeger in 1949 was identified as a member of the CP

since 1947. He has been involved in numerous CP front activities and

traveled to Cuba in January, 1971.

Nat CP public functions.

Reverend Frederick Kirkpatrick has frequently appeared

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NOTE:

Memo Brennan to Sullivan 4/16/71 obtained Director's

approval to furnish pertinent information regarding individuals

mentioned in our memorandum of 6/10/70 to Attorney General.

Mi—?-"

Confidential source abroad who furnished information

regarding Philip Ochs is Foreign Source (S)

Letter classified "Secret"' since feurce' information so

classified. (S)

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ÓPTIONAL FORMI NO, 10

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MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. NO, 21

UNITED STATES

Tolson

OVERNMENT

MT .

Sullivan

Memorandum

SEGR

- Mr.

Mohr

1''- Mr.

Bishop

restlahan

1 - Mr.

Dalbey

Casper

Conrad

1 = MI.

Brennan

TO

: Mr. W. C. Sulliva

Dalbey

DATE: 4/16/71

Felt _

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1 - Mr. Cotter

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BoWErs

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Walters

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Tele. Room .

Holmes _

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SUBJECT:

CRITICISM OF THE FBI BY

IIMDRI6

SENATOR EDMUND S. MUSKIE

4/14/71

CLASSIFIED BYSE2AIm\ETE

1-70d.

° National Enuironmental Actions

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X6

This memorandum sets forth information on 17 indivi-

duals who were mentioned by name in Washington Field Office (WFO)

memorandum 6/10/70.

This document was released by Senator

Muskie on 4/14/71.

It reported on activities prior to and

including mass "Earth Day" rally in Washington, 4/22/70.

The information is being furnished in two separate

sections: Activities Reported in Washington memorandum Prior

to 4/22/70 Rally and Activity Reported During 4/22/70 rally.

CONTATAN

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Activity Prior to April 22 Rally

On April 14, 1970, a number o1 individuals conducted?

a press conference at Dupont Plaza Hotel, Washington, D.C.

regarding "Earth Day" activities.

this news conference and concerning whom there is no pertinentai

derogatory information in Bureau files are the following:

Robert Waldrop, Matthew Andrea, Gene Goldman and Philip

Michael.

n'

Also identified in the WFO letterhead memorandum

(LHM)

as heading a local participating organization for "Earth

Day" were Steve. Cotton and James "Skip' Spensley, concerning

• whom Bureau files contain no derogatory information..

Professor "Bud" Ivan'Eames was identified as having

participated in the April 14 press conference and the following

1s a summary

of his activities based on Bureau files:

Une

Eames,

age

33, is a sociology instructor

at American

University, Washington, D. C.

The 6/18/69 issue of "The

Evening Star" reported that he was one of 4 Howard University

instructors whose contract was not renewed as a result of

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Memorandum to Mr. W. C. Sullivan

Re:

Criticism of the FBI by •

Senator Edmund S. Muskie

4/14/71

his involvement in student disturbances on the campus of

Howard University in 1967.

On 4/14/70 Eames was among those

who occupied Lenoard Hall, American University, to protest

the existence of the Center for the Administration of Justice

at American University, which Iurnishes courses in law.

enforcement and aaministration.

He was present at the "Free Bobby Seale and the

Panthers" rally on 5/1-2/70 at Yale University and stated

he planned to help organize aurally

at American University to

encourage a student strike on 5/4/70. He participated in the

rally on 5/4/70 where it was decided to block traffic to pro-

test the killing of Kent State University students.

During October, 1970, Eames learned FBI clerical

employees had withdrawn from a

course at American University

taught by Thomas Rose, a former Students For A Democratic

Society (SDS) leader at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.

Eames claimed FBI employees withdrew because of critical remarks

made by Rose concerning the Director and the FBI.

Eames

encouraged the American University Student Association to

organize student criticism of this withdrawal.

The WFO LHM also identified one Sammie Abbott as

having been present at the April 14, 1970, press conference.

The following data was contained in

Bureau files regarding Abbott.

The 7/7/51 issue of "The Washington Post" carried

an article regarding testimony before the House Committee on

Un-American Activities earlier that year by Mrs. Mary Stalcup

Markward, whom the article reported as an FBI undercover

agent among District of Columbia communists for 6 years. She

identified Abbott in her testimony as a member of the Communist

Party of Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Markward was a Bureau informant from the early

1910's until late 1949, during which time she held positions of

trust in the Communist

Party, Washington, D. C., as a Bureau

intormant, she identified Abbott to the Bureau

as a Communisi

Party member.

Abbott was also identified as a member of the

Communist Party as recently as 1958 by an informant of the

Bureau's Baltimore Office. Abbott is on the Security Index.

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Memo to Mr. Sullivan

Re:

Criticism of the FBI by

Senator Edmund S. Muskie

4/14/71

The WFO LIM identified one William Hobbs as the

editor of "The Mound. Builders Gazette" newsletter, published

in Takoma Park, Maryland.

It was stated that the magazine

would: provide coverage of polluters and "protecters of the

environment."

The following data was obtained from Bureau files

regaraing Hilliam Hobos: hobbs, age co, resides in Washington,

Do Co, and in a June 4, 1966,

article in the "Washington Afro-

American and Washington

Tribune" was identified as having

been arrested in connection with a demonstration at the:White

House and at Buckingham Apartments in Arlington,

varginia,

protesting segregation in housing.

He was also identified

in the article as having led a group of students urging an

end to the Vietnam War in February, 1967. One William

Hobbs of the Student National Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

office in Birmingham, Alabama, led demonstrators protesting

a shooting of a Negro youth by a white policeman, In March,

1967, Hobbs planned to transport demonstrators to picket

then-Secretary of State Dean Rusk at the University of

Alabama in protest of the Vietnam War.

The Metropolitan Police Department has identified

Hobbs, as formerly being associated with the anarchist

SDS at George Washington University and as being with the

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCIC).

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SENATOR EDMUND S. MUSKIE

4/14/71

Activities, Washington, D. C., 4/22/70

The LAM notes that the Washington rally started in

early afternoon, 4/22/70 and consisted of marches and speeches

although no individual speakers were mentioned by name.

The

major impact on 4/22 was a gathering of an estimated 2500 people

at the Sylvan Theater. This group arrived at about 2:30 p.m.

and were entertained by musical groups until shortly after

8 p.M.

There were no speeches given during this time, nor

were any. individuals mentioned by name in the Lam during this

period.

Shortly after 8 p.m. the speeches at Sylvan Theater

started. LHM notes that Senator Muskie arrived and gave a short

anti-pollution speech.

The next speaker was I

spoke for 20 minutes on the themes of anti-pollution, anti

Stone who

military, and anti-administration.

Isidor Feinstein Stone was identified by Louis

Budenz on 6/26/50 as having become a member of the

Communist Party, USA, during the

mid-1930's.

for voicing attacks against officials, agencies,

and policies of the United States Government.

allegedly made trips to Cuba in 1961 and 1962, and

has been very critical of our Government's attitude

toward Cuba. Stone has consistently espoused the

interests of Communist Party front groups and has

participated in activities of numerous communist

front groups over the years.

He has been a long-

term critic of the FBI, the House Committee on

Internal Security, and other federal organizations

concerned with security investigations

Stone

is included on the Security Index.

The LHM notes that Denis Hays: National Coordinator

for the Washington group which sponsored the rally, followed

Stone and gave a short anti-Vietnan War and anti-pollution

talk.

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4/14/71

Hays believed identical with Denis Allen Hayes

who visited the soviet Union in November,. 1966.

Hays in turn was

followed on the speakers platform

by Philyochs who made a few brief anti-war, anti-administration

remarks.

Lour files reflect that in 1965, Ochs attended a

(5)

meeting in Foreign Country sponsored by a

communist youth orgarization He stated during

1..

this meeting that he

considered himself a

communist although.he was not a Communist

Party"

member.

He has been involved in anti-war

demon-

strations and was arrested in Chicago in 1968

because of his participation in a street incident

during the National Democratic Convention.

He

was also arrested and convicted on narcotics

charges.

In November, 1970, Ochs was arrested

by the

Irish Federal Police, Dublin, Ireland,

and deported as an "undesirable." Ochs is

included on the Security Index®

Periners Cor!:

bavis.

Ochs introduced the next speaker who was Rennie

As noted, Davis' speech included obscene remarks,

support of Black

Panther leader Bobby Seale, and a statement

which called for the tearing down of the capitalistic structure.

Davis's anti-war activities are well-documented in

our files.

He has accused the U.S, Government

in engaging in genocide in connection with the

Vietnam War, was on the national staff of the

militant Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

in 1963, and held various leadership positions

with SDS until 1967. He has called for acts

of civil disobedience during planned demonstrations

in Washington, D. C., during April and May, 1971.

Davis was convicted of violation of

the anti-riot

law and conspiracy in connection with his activities

at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago,

1968.

He is currently released on an appeal in

connection with this conviction.

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4/14/71

Roger Priest spoke at the rally, boasted of his

then-current military court trial and claimed that after the

trial his slogan would be "Sink the Navy." Priest was described

as a Navy enlisted journalist.

tell pret

In 3/69, Priest was being investigated by the

Navy based on his publication of a scurrilous

newsletter entitled "OM-The Servicemen's News-

letter."

The 5/1/69 issue carried a cartoon

of a rat holding a machine gun on a pig with

the rat

stating "Up against the wall J. Edgar...

I haven't forgotten you.

You can remove the

tap from my phone and call off those pigs that

follow me everywhere..."

On 5/8/69 Priest was

observed entering the Soviet Embassy. He was

afforded a general court martial by the Navy

in 8/69 on eight charges of seditious activity

relating to his newsletter, found guilty in 4/70

of promoting "disloyalty and disaffection among

members of the armed forces," and on 4/28/70

ordered reprimanded, reduced to lowest pay grade,

and given a bad conduct discharge.

Shortly after midnight 4/23/70, Pete Seeger made

a few brief remarks about

ecology.

Peter "Pete" seeger was referred as a member of

the Communist Party in 1949 by Ella Reeve "Mother"

Bloor, a charter member of the Communist Party.

Confidential informants identified Seeger as a

member of the Communist Party during the period

of approximately 1947 to the latter part of

or early 1950.

Since that time, he has been

involved in numerous Communist Party front

activities, including performing on behalf of

the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship

and the National Council to Abolish the House

UnAmerican Activities Committee. In January, 1971,

Seeger, accompanied by his daughter and son-in-law,

traveled to Spain and from Spain to Cuba.

The Cuban

press widely publicized his visit, particularly

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emphasizing the fact that he played numerous

revolutionary songs.

He was quoted as saying

that "On 11/15 (1970) during the moritorium

held in Washington, D. Co-j

I sang

'Bring Back

the Soldiers from Vietnam.'

Half a million

people joined in unison.

It was the largest

audience I ever sang for."

. Seeger is included

on the Security Index.

IHM notes that following Seeger's few remarks,

he and Reverand Frederick Kirkpatrick, a Negro folk singer,

sang a few songs aiter which the rally broke up.

The files reflect that Kirkpatrick is a black

guitarist and folk singer of some renown.

was active in the civil rights movement in the

South and was a leader in the black extremist

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in

Houston, Texas, in 1967, where he was arrested

during a violent demonstration where assault

and vandalism occurred.

He frequently appears

in local affairs in New

York City, including

Communist Party public functions,

participation in black extremist

activities

in recent years has been reported.

In October,

1969, he appeared at a birthday party for

Communist Party functionaries, including

GuS

Hall,

the General Secretary of the Communist

Party

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ACTION:

None.

For information.

ADIUNDER: PETAN 1-2531

I believe this information would be of interest to the Attorney

General, and if

you approve, copies for the Deputy Attorney General

will be prepared, along with

a memorandum to the Attorney General.

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• DONOMA FORM NO. 10

5010-106

HAY 1902 EDtoiO,d

GSA GEN.

REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES C

/ERNMENT

Yr Memorandum

TO

Mr. E. S. Miller

DATE:

FROM

: I. J. SmithTaSCRE

1 - Mr. Herington

1 - Mr. Mintz (Office of

Legal Counsel)

7/2/73

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. T. J. Smith

1 - Mr. Sizoo

Mr. Felt

Mr. Baker

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland

Air. Conrad

Mr. Gchhardt.

Mr. Jenkins.

Mr. Marshalt

SUBJECT. EARTH DAY RALLY

WASHINGTON, D. C..

APRIL 22, 1970

LI, INFORMATION CONTAINA

FORELE ISUNCLASSETIA

DATS 10/7/00 BISP LAUME

Mr. 'Thompson

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Baise.

Mr. Barnes

Mr. Bowers

Mr. Herington

Mr. Conmy .

Mr. Mintz

Mr. Eardley

Mrs. Hogan

In introducing a resolution to establish a Joint Committee on

Individual Rights in the U.S. Congress, Senator Gaylord Nelson (D-Wisconsin)

called for an effort to bring the "Government's surveillance and snooping

powers under effective Congressional control and review immediately."

Senator Nelson made reference in the resolution to the FBI surveillance of the

Earth Day Rally in Washington, D. C., on 4/22/70.

The following facts regarding FBI activity on Earth Day are set

forth for the information of the Acting Director.

(100-45) /15-165, /62 )

Publicity regarding the FBI's interest in Earth Day, 1970, was

revealed on 4/14/71 when Senator Edmund S. Muskie (D-Maine) released an

FBI letterhead memorandum (LHM) which summarized the results of activity

in Washington, D. C., on 4/22/70 in connection with a nationwide ecology and

environmental program called Earth'Day. This LhM was prepared by our

Washington Field Office (WFO) under date of 6/10/70 and was an unclassified

document which was disseminated by WFO to FBI Headquarters (FBIHQ) and the

Alexandria and Baltimore Divisions. At FBIHQ dissemination was made to

Secret Service, the Department of Justice and three military intelligence

agencies. We were unable to determine how Senator Muskie received a copy

of the above LHM.

SI-111 REC-39/+0-445-7774-

WFO's coverage of the rally was prompted by instructions from

FBIHQ. In this regard, it is pointed out that on 3/23/70 a representative of

the White House (Jack Caulfield) contacted the Bureau and advised that

Mr. Ehrlichman at the White House was interested in any information the Bureau

could secure regarding the involvement of radical groups in the ecology move-

ment. On 3/27/70 we directed a communication to all FBI field offices calling

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Earth Day Rally, 1970

attention to the upcoming Earth Day activities and instructing that established

sources be alerted and close liaison be maintained with appropriate agencies

to insure that we developed relevant information concerning subversive or

violence-prone persons participating in these activities.

A total of 50 field offices reported information of one kind or

another concerning the Earth Day events. They involved a total of 57 separate

rallies or functions. In the great majority of instances no violence was reported

although 13 individuals were arrested at a Boston demonstration and in the

Florida area a group of persons tried to leave garbage near the President's

home in Key Biscayne. In three instances, activities on the part of subversive

elements were reported.

In the Washington, D. C., rally in addition to Senator Muskie,

the speakers included three individuals of security interest; namely, I. F.

Stone, Phil Ochs, and Rennie Davis. Stone had been identified as a Communist

Party, USA, member in the 1930s and was publisher of "I. F. Stone's Weekly,"

an independent newsletter. He consistently espoused the interests of the Communist

Party front groups. Ochs had stated previously that he considered himself a

communist although he was not a Communist Party member. Ochs was involved in

antiwar demonstrations and had been arrested in Chicago in 1968 because of his

participation in a street incident during the Democratic National Convention:

Davis held various leadership positions in the militant Students for a Democratic

Society in the mid-1960s and had long opposed the Vietnam war. He was convicted

for violating the Antiriot Law and for conspiracy in connection with his activity.

in the Democratic National Convention in 1968. His conviction was later

overturned.

Stone, Ochs and Davis spoke against pollution, the Vietnam war

and the Nixon Administration. Davis, whose remarks included obscene

comments, called for the tearing down of the capitalistic structure and for

support of Black Panther Party (BPP) leader Bobby Seale in connection with Seale's

trial on a charge of murder relating to the torture killing of a BPP member.

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Earth Day Rally, 1970

Individuals also of security interest with subversive backgrounds

were active in Earth Day events at Salt Lake City, Utah, and Tempe, Arizona.

Pertinent information developed by the FBI regarding Earth Day activity

throughout the country was furnished to the White House, the Attorney General,

the Secret Service and the three military intelligence agencies.

FBI coverage of Earth Day activities was aimed strictly at identifying

involvement of subversive or violence-prone elements. To a degree, at least,

our coverage was prompted by the prior expression of White House interest in

learning the extent of the radical participation in the ecology movement. In addition,

the subversive or violence-prone elements at that time are known to capitalize

on events sponsored by legitimate nonviolent and dissenting organizations by con-

ducting disruptive acts, by distributing literature or

by collecting funds at those

events.

Our coverage of Earth Day events was confined almost entirely to

the collection of information available through established sources (although in

four instances, including the Washington, D. C., rally, Bureau personnel did

• cover the activities) and no open inquiries were conducted.

Senator Nelson has apparently referred to our coverage of the

Earth Day Rally in order to garner support for his resolution calling for a Joint

Committee on Individual Rights.

RECOMMENDATION:

For the information of the Acting Director.

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VIA TELETYPE

NOV 81968

1145 AM 11-08-68 RDR

ENCIPHERED

PRIORITY

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.: MR. BROMLEY SMITH02

FROM: DIRECIOR, FBI

3E GET - NO LORETON RESEMTARION

D: LASSIFIED BY AUC 39672S.AH/xS

7-15-9278-1688 2002

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

ON NOVEMBER SEVEN, 'LAST, A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO

HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, FURNISHED THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

IN LATE EVENING ON NOVEMBER SEVEN, LAST, MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT

CONTACTED VIEINAMESE AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM AND ADVISED THAT THE

MESSAGE ON THAT DATE FROM SOUTH VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT THIEU "WHICH

OUR BOSS® WAS ALRIGHT. SHE ADVISED SHE HAD GIVEN THEM" EVERYTHING

WHEN SHE FINALLY GOT BACK TO HER OFFICE IO CALL, THAT "THEY"

GOT THE WHOLE MESSAGE.

CHENNAULT STATED THE PERSON SHE HAD MENTIONED TO DIEM WHO

MIGHT BE THINKING ABOUT "THE TRIP" WENT ON VACATION THIS AFTER-

NOON AND WILL BE RETURNING MONDAY MORNING AT WHICH TIME SHE

WILL BE IN TOUCH AGAIN AND WILL HAVE MORE NEWS FOR DIEM.

CHENNAULT CONTINUED THAT "THEY" ARE STILL PLANNING THINGS

BUT ARE NOT LETTING PEOPLE KNOW TOO MUCH BECAUSE THEY WANT TO

BE CAREFUL TO AVOID EMBARRASSING "YOU", THEMSELVES, OR THE PRESENT

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U. So GOVERNMENI. THEREFORE, WHATEVER WE DO MUST BE CAREFULLY

PLANNED. SHE FURTHER ADVISED THAT SHE, CHENNAULI, IS STILL.

PLANNING TO "GO OUT" BUT THAT SHE WILL BE DOING SO JUSI AS

A FRIEND AND ALSO AS VICE-PRESIDENT OF HER AIRLINES, SO THAT

WOULD NOT UPSET ANYTHING•

• CHENNAULT ADDED THAT SENATOR JOHN GOODWIN TOWER HAD

TALKED TO HER TODAY• TOWER IS PLANNING TO RETURN SUNDAY AND

CHENNAULT AND IOWER PLAN, IO MEET DIEM "EITHER MONDAY."

• GP 1

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11-58-68 RDR

PRIORITY

VA TELETYPE

NOV 81968

ENCIPHERED

IO:

WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.: MR. BROMLEY SMITHES

FROM: DIRECTOR,. FBI

DECZASSIFIED BY AUCE 3 9677 SAMSKS

9-157A981682 RW

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

ON KOVEMBER SEVEN, LAST, A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO

. HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, FURNISHED THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

IN LATE EVENING ON NOVEMBER SEVEN, LAST, MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT

CONTACTED VIEINAMESE AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM AND ADVISED THAT THE

MESSAGE ON THAT DATE FROM SOUTH VIETNANESE PRESIDENT THIEU "WHICH

OUR BOSS" WAS ALRIGHT. SHE ADVISED SHE HAD GIVEN "THEM" EVERYTHING

WHEN SHE FINALLY GOT BACK TO HER OFFICE TO CALL, THAT "THEY"

GOT THE WHOLE MESSAGE:

CHENNAULT STATED THE PERSON SHE HAD MENTIONED TO DIEM WHO

MIGHT BE THINKING ABOUT "THE TRIP" WENT ON VACATION THIS. AFTER-

NOON AND WILL BE RETURNING MONDAY MORNING AT WHICH IIME SHE•

WILL BE IN TOUCH AGAIN AND WILL HAVE MORE NEWS FOR DIEM.

CHENNAULT CONTINUED THAT "THEY" ARE STILL PLANNING THINGS

BUT ARE NOT LETTING PEOPLE KNOW TOO MUCH BECAUSE THEY WANT TO

BE CAREFUL. TO AVOID EMBARRASSING "YOU", THEMSELVES, OR THE PRESENT

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U.S. GOVERNMENI.

THEREFORE, WHATEVER WE DO MUST BE CAREFULLY

PLANNED. SHE FURTHER ADVISED THAI SHE, CHENNAULI, IS SIILL:

PLANNING IO "GO OUT" BUT THAT SHE WILL BE DOING SO JUST AS

A FRIEND AND ALSO AS VICE-PRESIDENT OF HER AIRLINES, SO THAT

WOULD NOT UPSET ANYTHING•

CHENNAULT ADDED THAT SENATOR JOHN GOODWIN TOWER HAD

TALKED TO HER TODAY. TOWER IS PLANNING TO RETURN SUNDAY AND

CHENNAULT AND TOWER PLAN,TO MEET DIEM "EITHER MONDAY."

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CODE PRIORITY

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.: MR. BROMLEY SMITH

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI

• NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

• EMBASSY OF VIEINAM

DECLASSIFIED BY AUC 39672 SAH/SKS

9-17-99 CA28-168a KWR

ON NOVEMBER FIVE, INSTANI,

MRS. ANNA' CHENNAULT VISITED

HER VOTING PRECINCI, THE INVESTMENI BUILDING AT FIFTEENTH AND

K STREETS, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C., AND THEREAFTER JOURNEYED

TO NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK:

AS OF SEVEN FORTY-FIVE P.M. INSTANT, CHENNAULT WAS NOT

REGISTERED AT WALDORF ASTORIA HOTEL, NEW YORK, NEW YORK. INQUIRY

UNDER SUITABLE PRETEXT DETERMINED THAT CHENNAULT WAS IN HOTEL

'IN SUITE IN AREA OF NIXON PARTY AWAITING IO DESCEND BALLROOM.

GP-1

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„TAP

CODE PRIORITY

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.:

MR. BROMLEY SMITH

FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI

I - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

EMBASSY OF VIEINAM

DECLASSIFIED EN AUC 39672 SANSKS

• 07 9-17-99 CA 98468ÜRWR

ON NOVEMBER FIVE, INSTANT, MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT VISITED

HER VOTING PRECINCT, THE INVESIMENT BUILDING AT FIFTEENTH AND

K STREETS, N. Wo, WASHINGTON, D. CO, AND THEREAFTER JOURNEYED

TO NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK•

AS OF SEVEN FORTY-FIVE P.M. INSTANT, CHENNAULT WAS NOT

REGISTERED AT WALDORF ASTORIA HOTEL, NEW YORK, NEW YORK INQUIRY

UNDER SUITABLE PRETEXI DETERMINED THAT CHENNAULT WAS IN HOTEL

IN SUITE IN AREA OF NIXON PARTY AWAITING IO DESCEND BALLROOM.

GP - 1

END

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WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST,

FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

ON INSTANI DATE, MRS. TRONG, EMBASSY OF VIETNAM.

WASHINGTON, D. C• (WDC>, CONTACTED MRS • ANNA CHENNAULT, WHO

HAD RETURNED TO WDC, AND STATED THAT VIETNAMESE AMBASSADOR

BUI DIEM DESIRED TO KNOW WHAT TIME MRS. CHENNAULT WOULD BE

COMING TO SEE HIM. MRS. CHENNAULT ADVISED THAT SHE HAD TO

MAKE A FEW IMPORTANT TELEPHONE CALLS BEFORE SHE COULD COME,

AND WOULD ARRIVE AT THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY AROUND TWELVE

O'CLOCK NOON OR IWELVE THIRTY P.M. THIS DATE. MRS. CHENNAULT

ADVISED FURTHER THAT SHE HAD TALKED TO "HIM" VERY LATE WHEN

SHE CAME BACKO. MRS. CHENNAULI REQUESTED THAT AMBASSADOR

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DIEM BE ADVISED THAT SHE, MRS. CHENNAULT, HAD BEEN

TALKING TO "FLORIDA" AND HAS TO MAKE A FEW OTHER CALLS BEFORE

SHE CAN MOVE•

THE SOURCE ADVISED THAI SUBSEQUENTLY ON INSTANT DATE, A

REPRESENTATIVE OF THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY MADE RESERVATIONS FOR

•ONE THIRTY P.M. INSTANI DATE, AT THE LE PROVENCAL RESTAURANT,

•TWELVE THIRTY FOUR; TWENTIETH STREET,. No Wo, WDC; FOR

AMBASSADOR DIEM AND ONE OTHER PERSON (POSSIBLY ANNA

CHENNAULT) •

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ATT•& MR. BRONLEY. SMITHO

FROM: DIRECIOR, FBI

(SECRET - NO FORGIN' DISSEMINATION) EMBASSY OF

VIETNAM; INTERNAL SECURITY • VIETNAMO

DECTASSIETED BY AUC 39627.-5AH/SKS

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ON NOVEMBER SEVEN, INSTANT, A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES

WHO HAS FURWISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PASI,

FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

ON INSTANT DATE, MAS• TRONG, EMBASSY OF VIETNAM.

WASHINGTON, DO CO IDES, CONTACTED MRS O ANNA CHENNAULI, WHO

HAD RETURNED TO WDC, AID STATED THAT VIETNAMESE AMBASSADOR

BUI DIEM DESIRED TO XNOW WHAT TIME MRS. CHENNAULI WOULD BE

COMING TO SEE HIM. MRSO CHENNAULT ADVISED THAI SHE HAD TO

MAKE A FEW IMPORIANI TELEPHONE CALLS BEFORE SHE COULD COVE

AND WOULD ARRIVE AT THE VIEINAMESE EMBASSY AROUND TWELVE

O'CLOCX NOON OR IVELVE THIRTY POMO IRIS DATE. MRS. CHENNAULI

ADVISED FURTHER THAT SHE HAD TALKED TO "HIM" VERY LATE UHEN

SHE CAME BACK•. MRS O CHENNAULT REQUESTED THAT AMBASSADOR

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DIEM BE ADVISED THAT SHE, MRS. CHENNAULT, HAD BEEN

TALKING TO "FLORIDA" AND HAS TO MAKE" A FEW OTHER CALLS BEFORE

SHE CAN MOVE.

THE SOURCE ADVISED THAI SUBSEQUENILY ON INSTANT DATE, A

REPRESENTATIVE OF THE VIEINAMESE EMBASSY MADE RESERVATIONS FOR

•ONE THIRTY P.M. INSTANI DATE, AT THE LE PROVENCAL RESTAURANT,.

TWELVE THIRTY FOUR; TWENTIETH STREET, No WaS WDG, FOR

AMBASSADOR DIEM AND ONE OTHER PERSON (POSSIBLY ANNA

CHENNAULI).

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PRIORITY

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ATTENTION: MR. BROMLEY SMITH

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ON MORNING OF NOVEMBER FOUR INSTANT, MRS. ANNA CHAN

CHENNAULI VISITED THE EMBASSY OF VIEINAM FOR THIRTY MINUTES.

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ATTENTION:

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FROM: • DIRECTOR, FEl

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EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

ON NOVEMBER SEVEN, INSTANT; A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO

HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, FURNISHED

THE FOLLOWING:

ON INSTANT DATE MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT CONTACTED VIETNAMESE

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM AND ADVISED THAT SHE HAD MADE "CONTACT

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THE FOLLOWING:

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EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

•NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

DECTASSIFIED BY AUC 39627 SAH/SKS

9-8-99

AS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ON NOVEMBER FOUR, NINETEEN SIXIY EIGHI,

MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT WAS TRANSPORTED SHORILY AFTER TWELVE THIRTY

POM. FROM THE VICINITY OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY, WASHINGION,

D.Co, TO THE INVESIMENI BUILDING, FIFTEEN ELEVEN & STREET,

NORTHWEST, BY CAB •

DURING THE COURSE OF THE AFTERNOON SHE REVISITED ONE

SEVEN ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NOW., RETURNING TO THE

INVESIMENT BUILDING THEREAFIER. MRS. CHENNAULI WAS DRIVEN TO

HER RESIDENCE IN HER AUTOMOBILE FROM THE INVESTMENT BUILDING

ARRIVING AI FIVE FIFTY P.M., NO FURTHER ACTIVITY ON THE PART OF

MRS • CHENNAULT WAS OBSERVED ON NOVEMBER FOUR, NINETEEN SIXIY

EIGHT•

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PRIORTY

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION

FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI

VIA TELETYPE

NOV- 51968

ROOM, ATI.:

MR. BROMLEY SMITH

ENCIPHERED

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EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

DECEASSIFIED BY AU: 39677 SAH/SKS

• AS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ON NOVEMBER FOUR, NINETEEN SIXIY EIGHT,

MRS. ANÑA CHENNAULT WAS TRANSPORTED SHORTLY AFTER IWELVE THIRTY

POMe FROM IHE VICINITY OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY, WASHINGTON,

D.C., TO THE INVESIMENI BUILDING, FIFTEEN ELEVEN & STREET,

NORIKWESI, BY CAB O

DURING THE COURSE OF THE AFTERNOON SHE REVISITED ONE

SEVEN ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N.W., RETURNING TO THE

INVESIMENT BUILDING THEREAFTER. MRS. CHENNAULT WAS DRIVEN TO

KER RESIDENCE IN HER AUTOMOBILE FROM THE INVESTMENT BUILDING

ARRIVING AI FIVE FIFTY POMO, NO FURTHER ACTIVITY ON THE PART OF

MAS• CHEN AULI HAS OBSERVED ON HOVENGER FOUR, NINETERN SIXIY

EIGHI•

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ENCIPHERED

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343 PM 11-4 - 68 RDR

INMED IATE

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.:

FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI

SECRET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

MR . BROMLEY SMITH 05

918199 6798-1682 RWR

CLASSIFIED BY AUC 39672 SAN/SKS.

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X16.

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM, INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

ON THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER FOUR, NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT,

MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT TRAVELED IN HER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FROM

HER RESIDENCE TO THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY WHERE SHE REMAINED

FOR APPROXIMATELY THIRTY MINUTES AND THEREAFTER WENT TO ROOM

IWO ZERO FIVE, SEVENTEEN ZERO ONE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

ARRIVING SHORTLY AFTER ELEVEN AM.

ROOM TWO ZERO FIVE, SEVENTEEN ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA

AVENUE IS UNMARKED, HOWEVER, PREIERT INQUIRY OF A NEARBY

OFFICE ELICITED RESPONSE THAT ROOM TWO ZERO FIVE IS A NIXON

OFFICE.

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN

THE PASI ADVISED. THAI AI ELEVEN THBITYFIVE AM, A REPRESENTATIVE

OF THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY TALKED WITH MRS. CHENNAULI AND SAID

File 58°

MIL INIRHATION CONTAYIN

FERETO LE UYETASSIFIVD RIGHTS

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THAT THE AMBASSADOR WOULD LIKE TO SEE MRS. CHENNAULT IN

TEN OR FIFTEEN MINUTES. MRS. CHENNAULT STATED SHE COULD

BE REACHED AT TELEPHONE NUMBER TWO NINE EIGHT NINE ZERO

ONE SIX•

SHORILY AFTER NOON, MRS. CHENNAULT DEPARTED SEVENTEEN

ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND PROCEEDED VIA CAB TO THE

VIETNAMESE EMBASSY WHERE SHE REMAINED FOR APPROXIMATELY TEN

: MINUTES. UPON LEAVING THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY, SHE WALKED

TO THE CHINESE EMBASSY, TWENTYTHREE ELEVEN MASSACHUSETIS

AVENUE, ARRIVING IWELVE IWENTY PM.

A SECOND SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION

IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT AT TWELVE TWENTYONE PM A REPRESENTATIVE

OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY SUMMONED A CAB• THE SAME SOURCE ADVISED

THAI SEVERAL MINUTES LATER, MRS. CHENNAULI CONTACIED HER OWN

OFFICE STATING THAI SHE WOULD COME TO HER OFFICE IN A FEW

MINUTES. (S)

A CAB PICKED UP MRS. CHENNAULT SHORILY AFTER TWELVE

THIRTY PM AND TOOK HER TO THE INVESIMENT BUILDING, FIFTEEN

ELEVEN K STREET, NORIKWESI.

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PAGE THREE (SECRET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION)

A THIRD SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT TELEPHONE NUMBER

TWO NINE EIGHT NINE ZERO ONE SIX IS LISTED TO THE WOMEN'S

ADVISORY COMMIITEE, SUITE TEN FORTYTWO, INVESIMENI BUILDING,

FIFTEEN ELEVEN K STREET, NORTHWEST, AND IS AN AUXILIARY

LINE FROM A PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE (SWITCHBOARD) AT

SEVENTEEN ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NORTHWEST. IT IS

AN UNLISTED NUMBER •

TEN FORTYIWO INVESTMENI BUILDING IS THE OFFICE OF

. THE CLAIRE L. CHENNAULT FOUNDATION.

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ENCIPHERED

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CA98-1682- RwR

AUC 39677 SAH/SKS

IMMEDIATE

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.:

FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI

MR • BROMLEY SMITH

SECRET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

9/8199 (A98-1682-Rwe

CLASSIFIED BY AUC39677 SiAH/SKS

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X1,6

EMBASSY OF VIEINAM, INTERNAL SECURITY - VIEINAM

чтот

ON THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER FOUR, NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT,

•MRS ANNA CHENNAULT IRAVELED IN HER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FROM

HER RESIDENCE TO THE VIEINAMESE EMBASSY WHERE SHE REMAINED

FOR APPROXIMATELY THIRTY MINUTES AND THEREAFTER WENT TO ROOM

TWO ZERO FIVE, SEVENTEEN ZERO ONE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

ARRIVING SHORTLY AFIER ELEVEN AM.

ROOM TWO ZERO FIVE, SEVENTEEN ZERO ONE PENNSYLVAMIA

AVENUE IS UNMARKED, HOWEVER, PRETEST INQUIRY OF A NEARBY

OFFICE ELICITED RESPONSE THAT ROOM TWO ZERO FIVE IS A NIXON

OFFICE.

WHERE SHOVE POLARK

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFI

ALT INCORMATION CONTAINI

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN

THE PASI ADVISED THAT AI, ELEVEN THEFTYFIVE AM, A REPRESENTATIVE

OF THE VIEINAMESE EMBASSY TALKED WITH MRS. CHENNAULT AND SAID

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PAGE TWO (SECRET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION)

THAI THE AMBASSADOR WOULD LIKE IO SEE MRS. CHENNAULI IN

TEN OR FIFTEEN MINUTES. MRS. CHENNAULT STATED SHE COULD

BE REACHED AI TELEPHONE NUMBER TWO NINE EIGHT NINE ZERO

ONE SIX.

SHORTLY AFTER NOON, MRS. CHENNAULI DEPARTED SEVENTEEN

ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND PROCEEDED VIA CAB TO THE

VIETNAMESE EMBASSY WHERE SHE REMAINED

FOR APPROXIMATELY TEN

MINUTES. UPON LEAVING THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY, SHE WALKED

TO THE CHINESE EMBASSY, IWENTYTHREE ELEVEN MASSACHUSEIIS

AVENUE, ARRIVING TWELVE TWENTY PM.

A SECOND SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION

IN THE PASI ADVISED THAT AT TWELVE IWENTYONE PM A REPRESENTATIVE

OF THE CHINESE EMBASSY SUMMONED A CAB. THE SAME SOURCE ADVISED

THAT SEVERAL MINUTES LATERS MRS • CHENNAULI CONTACIED HER OWN

OFFICE STATING THAT SHE WOULD COME TO HER OFFICE IN A FEW

MINUTES. (S)

A CAB PICKED UP ARS. CHENNAULT SHORILY AFTER TWELVE

THIRTY PM

AND TOOK HER TO INE INVEST*ELT BUILDING, FIFTEEN

ELEVEN K STREET, NORIRLESI.

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PAGE THREE (SECRET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION)

A THIRD SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE

INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT TELEPHONE NUMBER

IWO MINE EIGHT NINE ZERO ONE SIX IS LISTED TO THE WOMEN'S

ADVISORY COMMITTEE, SUITE TEN FORTYIWO, INVESIMENI BUILDING,

FIFTEEN ELEVEN K SIREEI, NORTHWEST, AND IS AN AUXILIARY

LINE FROM A PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE

(SWITCHBOARD) AT

SEVENTEEN ZERO ONE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NORTHWEST. IT IS

AN UNLISTED NUMBER.

TEN FORTYIWO INVESIMENT BUILDING 'IS -THE OFFICE OF

• THE CLAIRE L. CHENNAULT FOUNDATION.

END

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PRIORITY

VIA TELETYPE

NOV 31968

ENCIPWERED

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM, ATT.: MR. BROMLEY SMITH DO1

FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI

SE

RET

- NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

DECLASSTE ED BY AUC 396.77 SAHIKS

O7 9-8.99 CA98-1682 RWR

NO INDICATION MRS ANNA CHENNAULT PROCEEDED TO NEW YORK

EVENING OF NOVEMBER TWO, SIXTYEIGHI BUT RETURNED TO RESIDENCE

IN WASHINGTON, D.C. WHERE SHE REMAIND UNIIL EVENING OF NOVEMBER

THREE, SIXTYEIGHI.

ON NOVEMBER THREE, SIXTYEIGHT, MRS

ANNA CHENNAULI DEPARTED

TWO FIVE ONE ZERO, VIRGINIA AVENUE, N.WO, IN HER CAR, WHICH SHE

WAS DRIVING, AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT ZERO FIVE P.M. SHE DROVE

DIRECTLY TO THE APEX THEATRE, FOUR EIGHT ONE THREE, MASSACHUSETTS

AVENUE, NOW; WHERE THE MOTION PICTURE, "FINIAN'S RAINSOW" IS

SHOWING, ARRIVING AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHI FOURTEEN P.M. SHE

WAS ACCOMPANIED BY AN UNIDENTIFIED MALE, APPROXIMATELY FIFTY FIVE

YEARS OLD, FIVE FEET NINE INCHES TALL, GREY HAIP, STOCKILY BUILT,

WITH BROAD SHOULDERS. SHE DEPARTED THE APEX THREATRE AT NINE FIFTY

FOUR P.M. AND RETURNED TO HER RESIDENCE, ARRIVING THERE AT TEN

ZERO EIGHT P.M.

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PAGE INO (S EMER E I NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION)

A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE, WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMA-

TION IN THE PAST, ADVISED THERE HAD BEEN NO ACIIVITY AT THE

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM, WASHINGTON, D.CO, AS OF TEN FIFTEEN

• P.M. NOVEMBER THREE, SIXTYEIGHT •

GP - 1

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NOV 31968

11-3-68 LRC

PRIORITY

ENCIPHERED

TO: WHITE HOUSE SITUATION ROOM,, ATI.: MR. BROMLEY SMITH

FROM: DIRECIÓR, FBI

SE

- NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

O152E0T A -sa/5Ks

• NO INDICATION MRS ANNA CHENNAULT PROCEEDED TO NEW YORK

EVENING OF NOVEMBER TWOS SIXIYEIGHT BUT RETURNED TO RESIDENCE

IN WASHINGTON, D.C. WHERE SHE REMAIND UNTIL EVENING OF NOVEMBER--

THREE, SIXITEIGHT.

ON NOVEMBER THREE, SIXTYEIGHT, MRS

ANNA CHENNAULT DEPARTED

TWO FIVE ONE ZERO, VIRGINIA AVENUE, NOW., IN HER CAR, WHICH SHE

WAS DRIVING, AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT ZERO FIVE P.M. SHE DROVE

DIRECTLY TO THE APEX THEATRE, FOUR EIGHT ONE THREE, MASSACHUSETTS

AVENUE, MAla; WHERE THE MOTION PICTURE, "FINIÁN'S RAINSO!" IS

SHOWING, APPIVING AT APPECXINATELY EIGHT FOURIEEN P.M. SHE

WAS ACCOMPEMIED RY AN UNIDENTIFIED MALE, APPROXIMATELY. FIFTY FIVE

YEARS OLD, FIVE FEET MINE INCHES TALL, GREY HAIP, STOCKILY BUILT,

WITH BROAD SHOULDERS. SHE DEPARTED THE APEX THREATRE AT NINE FIFTY

FOUR P.M. AND RETURNED TO HER RESIDENCE, ARRIVING THERE AT TEN

ZERO EIGHI P.M.

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• P.M. NOVEMBER THREE, SIXTYEIGHT.

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FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, REPORIED THAT

MRS • ANNA CHENNAULI CONTACIED VIETNAMESE AMBASSADOR, BUI DIEM,

AND ADVISED HIM THAT SHE HAD RECEIVED A MESSAGE FROM HER BOSS

(NOT FURTHER IDENTIFIED), WHICH HER BOSS WANTED HER TO GIVE

PERSONALLY TO THE AMBASSADOR. SHE SAID THE MESSAGE WAS IHAT

THE AMBASSADOR IS IO "HOLD ON, WE ARE GONNA WIN" AND THAT HER

BOSS ALSO SAID "HOLD ON, HE UNDERSIANDS ALL OF IT". SHE

REPEATED THAT THIS IS THE ONLY MESSAGE "HE SAID PLEASE TELL

YOUR BOSS IO HOLD ON." SHE ADVISED THAT HER BOSS HAD JUST

CALLED FROM NEW MEXICO.

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AND ADVISED HIM THAT SHE HAD RECEIVED

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PERSONALLY TO THE AMBASSADOR. SHE SAID THE MESSAGE WAS IHAI

THE AMBASSADOR IS TO "HOLD ON, WE ARE GONNA WIN" AND THAI HER

BOSS ALSO SAID "HOLD ON, HE UNDERSTANDS ALL OF IT"• SHE

REPEATED THAT THIS IS THE ONLY MESSAGE "HE SAID PLEASE TELL

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FROM: DIRECTOR, FBI

SECRET - NO FORELEN DISSEMINGTION

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

THE NOVEMBER ONE, LAST, EDITION OF THE "WASHINGION POSI,"

A DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WASHINGTON, D.C. AREA, CARRIED AN

ARTICLE CONCERNING MRS. ANNA. CHENNAULT. THE ARTICLE INDICATED

THAT MRS. CHENNAULT INTENDED TO PROCEED TO NEW YORK CITY WHERE

SHE WOULD AWAIT

THE ELECTION RESULTS ON NOVEMBER FIVE, NEXI,

WIIH PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE RICHARD M. NIXON•

ON NOVEMBER TWO, INSTANT, AT SEVEN TEN A.M., MRS. CHENNAULI'S

CAR WAS OBSERVED IN THE PARKING GARACE AT TWO FIVE ONE ZERO

VIRGINIA AVENUE, NOW•

AT ONE FORTY FIVE P.MO, SHE DEPARTED HER RESIDENCE AND

ENTERED THE AUTOMOBILE. IT WAS BEING DRIVEN BY HER CHAUFFEUR

AND PROCEEDED TO THE BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON PARKWAY WHERE IT WAS

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SHE WOULD ANAST TUR ELECTION RESULTS ON NOVEMBER FIVE, NEXI,

WITH PRESIDENTIAL POT NEE RICHARD M. NIXON.

ON NOVEN:: 1::: INSTANT, AT SEVEN TEN A.MO, MRS. CHENNAULI'S

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VIRGINIA AVENGE. N.W.

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SHORTLY AFTER SIX THIRTY P.M., OCTOBER THIRTYONE, LAST,

MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT AND AN INDIVIDUAL ANSWERING DESCRIPTION

OF THOMAS G. CORCORAN, LAWYER, WITH OFFICES AT ONE FIVE ONE

ONE K STREET, NoWa, WASHINGION, D.C. (WDC), LEFT THE

WATERGATE EAST APARIMENIS AND PROCEEDED TO THE SHERATON PARK

HOTEL WHERE THEY ATTENDED A RECEPTION ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR,

GIVEN BY PERLE MESTA. MRS. CHENNAULT AND HER MALE COMPANION

THEREAFTER ATTENDED A SHOWING OF "FUNNY GIRL" AT THE ONTARIO

THEATER. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE MOVIE, MRS. CHENNAULI AND

COMPANION MADE A BRIEF VISIT TO THE CORCORAN HOME AT TWO

EIGHT ONE TWO WOODLAND DRIVE, N. W., WDC, AND THEN ATTENDED

A PARTY IN ROOM D THREE ZERO EIGHT, SHOREHAM HOTEL, WHICH

IS REGISTERED TO RAYMOND BELL, COLUMBIA PICTURES, NEW YORK

CITY. SHORILY AFTER MIDNIGHI, MRS. CHENNAULT'S MALE COMPANION

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SECKET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION

DECLASS BAUE 39612541/SKS

09-2498-7587 RWR

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM; INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM.

SHORTLY AFTER SIX THIRTY P.MO, OCTOBER IHIRTYONE, LASTS

MRS. ANNA CHENNAULT AND AN INDIVIDUAL ANSWERING DESCRIPTION

OF THOMAS G. CORCORAN, LAWYER, WITH OFFICES AT ONE FIVE ONE

ONE K STREET, NOWO, WASHINGTON, DOC. (WDC), LEFT THE

WATERGATE EAST APARIMENIS AND PROCEEDED IO THE SHERAION PARK

HOTEL WHERE THEY ATTENDED A RECEPTION ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR,

GIVEN BY PERLE MESTA. MRS. CHENNAULT AND HER MALE COMPANION

THEREAFTER ATTENDED A SHOWING OF "FUNNY GIRL" AT THE ONTARIO

THEATER. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE MOVIE, MRS. CHENNAULT AND

COMPANION MADE A BRIEF VISII TO THE CORCORAN HOME AT TWO. -

EIGHT ONE TWO WOODLAND DRIVE, N. WeS WDC, AND THEN ATTENDED

A PARTY IN ROOM D THREE ZEPO EIGHT, SHOREHAM HOTELS WHICH

IS REGISTERED TO RAYMOND BELL, COLUMBIA PICTURESS NEW YORK

CITY• SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT, MRS. CHENNAULT'S MALE COMPANION

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AS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED, MRS. ANNA CHENNAULI.

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NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C., ON THE AFTERNOON OF OCTOBER

THIRTY, NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHI. A SURVEY OF THIS LOCATION

INDICATED THAT SUITE TEN FORTYTWO IS A TWO ROOM OFFICE OF

THE CLAIRE L. CHENNAULT FOUNDATION.

A NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT MAROON LINCOLN CONTINENIAL

CAR, DISTRIC OF COLUMBIA LICENSE FIVE ZERO SEVEN DASH THREE

ZERO ZERO IS REGISTERED TO ANNA CHAN CHENNAULT• SPACE IWENTY

SIX ON THE B THREE SIDE OF THE GAPACE OF THE WATERGATE EAST

APARTMENIS IS RESERVED FOR THIS VEHICLE. THIS VEHICLE WAS

NOT USED BETWEEN EIGHT AM AND FOUR PM ON OCTOBER THIRTYONE,

NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT.

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ATTENTION: MR. BROMLEY SMITH

FROM DIRECTOR FBI

DECLASSIFIED BY AUC 39677-SAM/SKS

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ESPERET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION) EMBASSY OF VIETNAM.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM.

ON AFTERNOON OCIOBER THIRTY, SIXTY-EIGHT, MRS. ANNA

CHAN CHENNAULT

VISITED EMBASSY OF VIEINAM FOR APPROXIMATELY

THIRTY MINUTES THEREAFTER PROCEEDING TO

INVESIMENT BUILDING

FIFTEENTH AND K STREETS, NORTHWEST, WASHINGION, DOC. ON EARLY

EVENING OCTOBER THIRTY, SIXTYEIGHT, SHE ATTENDED PARTY AT

RESIDENCE OF MRS. MARYLAND MC CORMICK, WIFE OF ROBERI R

/MC CORMICK, TWO FIVE ZERO ONE MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE•, NORTHWESI,

WASHINGTON, DOC. NINETEEN FIFTYFOUR-FIFTYFIVE "WHO'S WHO

IN AMERICAN" IDENTIFIED ROBERT RUTHERFORD MC CORMICK

AS

ATTORNEY, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER CHICAGO TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER.

MC CORMICK LISTED AS MARRIED DECEMBER IWENTY ONE, FORTY-FOUR

TO MRS. MARYLAND MATHISON HOOPER. EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER,

WASHINGTON, D.C., OF MAY FOURTEEN, SIXTY-THREE CARRIED PHOTOGRAPH

OF MRS. CHENNAULT WITH MRS. MC CORMICK. MRS. CHENNAULT DESCRIBED

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CHAIRMAN FOR RECEPTION SCHEDULED MAY IWENTY SECOND, SIXTY-

THREE, AI SHOREHAM HOTEL• AMONG GUESTS AT MC CORMICK PARTY

OCTOBER THIRTY, SIXTY-EIGHT, WERE INDIVIDUALS USING AUTOMOBILES

REGISTERED TO DOMINGO SANTA MARIA, AMBASSADOR OF CHILE:

ARNE CHRISTIAN GUNNENG, AMBASSADOR OF NORWAZ, AND AUTOMOBILES

REGISTERED TO LINCOLN-MERCURY DIVISION; FORD MOTOR COMPANY,

FOR USE OF JOHN F• KENNEDY CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS; AND

CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION COMPAMY. MRS. CHENNAULT ALSO VISITED

RESIDENCE AT TWO EIGHI ONE TWO

_WOODLAWN DRIVE, NORTHWEST.

WASHINGION, DOC•, LATER DURING EVENING OF OCTOBER THIRTY,

SIXTY-EIGHT• WASHINGION CITY DIRECTORY LISTS THIS ADDRESS

AS RESIDENCE OF CECILY AND MARGARET LE CORCORAN. A CONFIDENTIAL

SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST,

ADVISED CECILY AND MARGARET J• CORCORAN ARD DAUGHTERS OF

THOMAS GARDINER CORCORAN, MEMBER OF LAW FIRM OF CORCORAN,

FOLEY, YOUNGMAN AND ROWE WITH OFFICES ON ELEVENTH FLOOR, •

INVESTMENT BUILDING AT FIFTEENTH AND K STREETS, NORTHWEST •

THOMAS

•/CORCORAN WAS COUNSEL FOR GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULT,

LATE SPOUSE OF ANNA CHENNAULT. SINCE THE DEATH OF MRS. CORCORAN

IN LATE NINETEEN FIFTIES, MR. CORCORAN HAS BEEN AN ESCORT OF

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ON AFTERNOON OCTOBER THIRTY, SIXTY-EIGHI, MRS. ANNA

CHAN CHENNAULI VISITED EMBASSY OF VIEINAM FOR APPROXIMATELY

THIRTY MINUTES IHEREAFTER PROCEEDING TO INVESTMENT BUILDING

FIFTEENTH AND K STREETS, NORTHWEST, WASHINGION, D.C. ON EARLY

EVENING OCTOBER THIRTY, SIXTYEIGHT, SHE ATTENDED PARTY AT

RESIDENCE OF MPS. MARYLAND ME CORMICK, WIFE OF ROBERI R.

MIC CORMICKS THO FIVE ZERO ONE MASSACHUSETIS AVENUE•, NORTHWESI,

WASHINCION, E4CA NINETEEN FIFTYFOUR-FIFTYFIVE "WHO'S WHO

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TO MRS. MARYLANS MATHISON HOOPER. EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER,

WASHINGTON, LAGS OF MAY FOURTEEN, SIXTY-THREE CARRIED PHOTOGRAPH

OF MRS. CHENNAULT WITH MRS. MC CORMICKO MRS. CHENNAULI DESCRIBED

AS PRESIDENT

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OF CHINESE REFUGEE RELIEF AND MRS. MC CORMICK AS DINNER

CHAIRMAN FOR RECÉPTION SCHEDULED MAY TWENTY, SECOND, SIXTY-

THREE, AT SHOREHAM HOTEL. AMONG GUESTS AT MC CORMICK PARTY

OCTOBER THIRTY, SIXTY-EIGHI,. WERE INDIVIDUALS USING AUTOMOBILES

REGISTERED TO DOMINGO SANIA MARIA, AMBASSADOR OF CHILE;

ARNE CHRISTIAN GUNNENG, AMBASSADOR DF NORWAY, AND AUTOMOBILES

REGISTERED TO LINCOLN-MERCURY DIVISION, FORD MOTOR COMPANY,

FOR USE

OF JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS; AND

CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION COMPAMY. MRS. CHENNAULT ALSO VISITED

RESIDENCE AT TWO EIGHT ONE TWO WOODLAWN DRIVE, NORTHWEST.

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FOLEY, YOUNGMAN AND ROVE WITH OFFICES ON ELEVENTH FLOOR,

INVESIMENT BUILDING AT FIFTEENTH AND K STREETS, NORTHWEST.

THOMAS GO/CORCORAN WAS COUNSEL FOR GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULI,

LATE SPOUSE OF ANNA CHENNAULT. SINCE THE DEATH OF MRS. CORCORAN

IN LATE NINETEEN FIFTIES, MR. CORCORAN HAS BEEN AN ESCORT OF

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A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

PAST ADVISED IMAI MRS. ANNA CHENNAULI, WIDOW OF GENERAL

CLAIRE CHENNAULT, ARRIVED AT THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY AT

THREE TWO SIX POM., OCTOBER THIRTY INSTANT. FOR YOUR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATIONS MRSO CHENNAULI DEPARTED THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY. AT

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THAT "JUSI AMONG US" THAI HE COULD NOI GO INTO SPECIFICS BUT

SOMETHING "IS COOKING." SHE THEN ASKED IF THAILAND IS GOING TO •

• BE REPRESENIATIVE OF BOTH SOUTH VIETNAM AND THE VIET CONG TO

WHICH HE RESPONDED "NO, NOTHING OF THIS SORT YET." HE THEN

SUGGESTED THAT IF SHE HAS TIME TODAY THAT SHE SHOULD DROP BY

AND TALK WITH HIM AS TIME IS RUNNING SHORT TODAY. SHE SAID

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FROM DIRECIOR FBI

(SEGRET - NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION) EMBASSY OF VIETNAME

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAMO

THIS WILL CONFIRM INFORMATION TELEPHONICALLY FURNISHED

MR • BROMLEY SMITH OCTOBER THIRTY INSTANI.

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

PAST ADVISED THAT SHORTLY AFTER SEVEN THREE ZERO AM, OCTOBER

THIRTY INSIANI& AUBASSADOR BUI DIEM OF THE VIETYANESE. EMBASSY

WAS CONTACTED BY A WOMAN WHO DID NOT IDENTIFY HERSELF AND

WHOM HE RECOGNIZED BY VOICES (THIS WOMAN IS FUSSIBLY MRS. ANNA

CHENNAULT, WIDOW OF GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULI, ACCORDINE TO THE

SOURCE •> SHE COMMENTED THAT SHE DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY

TO TALK WITH THE AMBASSADOR ON OCTOBER TWENTY-WINE LAST INASMUCH

AS THERE WERE SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND AND SHE THOUGH! INAT PERHAPS

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THAT "JUSI AMONG US" THAT HE COULD NOT GO INTO SPECIFICS BUT

SOMETHING "IS COOKING.". SHE THEN ASKED IF THAILAND IS GOING TO

•BE REPRESENTATIVE OF BOTH SOUTH VIEINAM AND THE VIEI CONG TO

WHICH HE RESPONDED "NO, NOTHING OF THIS SORT YET." HE THEN

SUGGESTED THAT IF SHE HAS TIME TODAY THAT SHE SHOULD DROP BY

AND TALK WITH HIM AS TIME IS RUNNING SHORT TODAY. SHE SAID

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- NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION) EMBASSY OF VIEINAM,

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM.

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MR. BROMLEY SMITH OCTOBER THIRTY INSTANT.

A SOURCE WHO HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

PAST ADVISED THAT SHORTLY AFTER SEVEN THREE ZERO AM, OCTOBER

THIRTY INSTANT, AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM OF THE VIETNAMESE EMBASSY

WAS CONTACTED BY A WOMAN WHO DID NOT IDENTIFY HERSELF AND

WHOM HE RECOGNIZED BY VOICE. (THIS WOMAN IS POSSIBLY MRS. ANNA

CHENNAULT, WIDOW OF GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULT, ACCORDING TO THE

SOURCE. SHE COMMENTED THAT SHE DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORIUNITY

TO TALK WITH THE AMBASSADOR ON OCTOBER TWENTY-NINE LAST INASMUCH

AS THERE WERE SO MANY PEOPLE AROUND AND SHE THOUGHT THAI PERHAPS

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JUNE

• March 27, 1969

1 - Мт.

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1 - Mr.

Pozamus

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAI

- MT.

Mossburg

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D-Co

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

CONTAI

INFORMATION

UNCLASSIFIED.

HEREID IS

SHOWN OTHERWISE.

-WHERE

BUI DIEM

VIETIVAMESE AMBASSADOR TO

THE UNITED STATES

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

(5)

This is to advise that telephone surveillances

on the Embassy of Vietnam, Washington, D. C., and on the

residence of South Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem,

4535 32nd Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C., which

were previously approved by then Attorney General Clark

on October 29, 1958, and October 30, 1968, respectively,

were both discontinued on January 6,

1969.

FILFT

SENT FROM D. O.

Respectfully,

12: 30V2

TIME

DATE 3 - 27-69

BY

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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March 27, 1969

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MI.

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RE:

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WASHINGTON Deton

INTERNAL, SECURITY

AMBASSADOR TO

THE UNITED STATES

INTERNAL SECURITY

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINIO

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WHERE SHOWN OTEC

This is to advise that telephone surveillances

on the Embassy of

Washington, D. C., and on the

residence of

Ambassador

and Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.,

which

were previously approved by then Attorney General Clark

on October 29, 1968, and October 30, 1963,

respectively,

were both discontinued on January 6, 1969.

SENT FROM DITT

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5: 304

TIMO

DATE 3 - 27-49

BY

John Edgar hoover

Director

NOTE:

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Reid

White House and were aimed at developing information

of value

regarding

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• MI. Sullivan

• MI. Conrad (Downing)

March 27, 1969

1

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RE:

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WASHINGION-D

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

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INFORMATION

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BUI DILM

VIETNAMESE AMBASSADOR TO

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INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

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HEREI

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This is to advise that telephone surveillances

on the Embassy of Vietnam, Washington, D. C., and on the

residence of South Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem,

4535 32nd Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C., which

were previously approved by then Attorney General Clark

on October 29, 1968, and October 30, 1968, respectively,

were both discontinued on January 6, 1969. (5)

Respectfully,

TIME

DATE

3-27269.

BY

John Edgar Hoover

Director

NOTE:

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White House and were aimed at developing information of value

regarding Vietnam peace negotiations.

we discontinued 1/6159.

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INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

1

1

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Mr. Sullivan

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March 27, 1969

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on the Embassy of Vietnam, Washington, D. G., and on the

residence of South Vietnamese Ambassador

Bul Diem,

4535 32nd Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C., which

were previously approved by then Attorney General Clark

on October 29, 1968, and October 30, 1968,

respectively,

were both discontinued on January 6, 1969.

SENT

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DATE

3 - 27.69

BY

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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regarding Vietnam peace negotiations.

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MAR

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Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

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Thomas. L. Hughes Wit

Director

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SUBJECT:

Telephone Surveillance

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The Department of State requests urgent action to institute

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residence of Ambassador But Dieu. This request 1s made for

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Director

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Telephone Surveillance

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Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

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Director

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Director

Bureau of Intelligence and Research

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LUTE MOVELCE

• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SECRET 2 = Ir. Deroach

JUNE

- Mr.

1

Sullivan

- Mr. Conrad (Downing)

Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE:

March 11, 1968

1 - Mr. Cotter

R. D. Cottery

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surveillance coverage on the Embassy of Vietnam and the

residence of Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem both located

in Washington, D. C.

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ve.

for important national security purposes in connection with

the Vietnamese situation. (s)

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the telephone surveillance coverage desired by State can

be installed with full security.

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of 50 telephone surveillances of which 33 are in Bureau

cases and 17 are at the written request of State.

ACTION:

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CUIENENELCE

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TO

:

Mr. W. C. Sullivan

FROM : I. D. Cotter l

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF

WASHINGTON,

INTERNAL SECURITY

SEC

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from the Department of State

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• and the

residence of

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in Washington, D.

C.

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for important national security

purposes in connection with

the

Situation. M

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the telephone surveillance coverage desired by State can

be installed with full security.

We currently have a total

of 50 telephone surveillances of which 33 are in Bureau

cases and 17 are at the written request of State.

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OP•PONAE?. IM NO. 10

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SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON,..

-D. C..

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

12/12/00

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X/,6

ATT INFORMATION CONTAINIS

HEREIN IS UNELASSIFIEN

WHERE SHOWN QUEERRWE

We are in receipt of an urgent written request

from the Department of State (attached) for telephone

surveillance coverage on the Embassy of Vietnam and the

residence of Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem both located

(pus

in Washington, D. C.

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for important national security purposes in connection with

the Vietnamese situation. S

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of 50 telephone surveillances of which 33 are in Bureau

cases and 17 are at the written request of State. (S)

ACTION:

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OR SONA. A IM NO, 10

MAY 1902 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. NO, 37

POUTE IN ENVELORE

• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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TO

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

FROM : R. D. Cotter i

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1

- MI.

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- Mr. Conrad (Downing)Felt -

DATE: March 11, 1968

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We are in receipt of an urgent written request

from the Department of State (attached) for telephone

surveillance coveräge on the Embassy of Vietnam and the

residence of Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem both located

in Washington, D. C. State advised its request was made

for important national security

the

purposes in connection with

Vietnamese situation.

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the telephone surveillance coverage desired by State can

be installed with full security.

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of 50 telephone surveillances of which 33 are in Bureau

cases and 17 are at the written request of state.

ACTION:

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Mr:

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urgent action by this Bureau to institute telephone surveil-

lances on the Embassy of Vietnam and on the residence of

Won ase Anton or Bu Die both Located at 237 questeet,

was made for important national security purposes in connection

Death the Vietnamese situation S022

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Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, Director, Bureau of

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urgent action by this Bureau to institute telephone surveil-

lances on the Embassy of a

and on the residence of

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both located at

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coverage desired by the Department of State.

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March 12, 1968

#MOR 16

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

WASHINGTON,

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

ALL INFORMATION CONTAILS

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIVe WICK"?

WEBRE SHOWN OSSERWISE.

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIÉNAM (S)

Mr. Thomas I. Hughes, Director, Bureau of

- Intelligence and Research, Department of State, has requested

urgent action by this Bureau to institute telephone surveil-

lances on the Embassy of Vietnam and on the residence of

Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem both located at 4251 R street,

" I., Washington, D. C. "Mr: "Hughes advised this request-

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

March 12, 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY: GENERAL

IND

RE:

GDS

BY

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FROM

CLASSIFICATION

DEL

EXEMPT

DATE

HASHINGTON,

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

(5)

Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, Director, Bureau of

Intelligence and Research, Department of State, has requested

urgent action by this Bureau to institute telephone surveil-

lances on the Embassy of Vietnam and on the residence of

Vietnamese. Ambassador Bui Diem both located at 2251 R Street,

N. W., Washington, D. C. Mr. Hughes advised this request

was made for important national

security purposes in connection

with the Vietnamese situation.

This Bureau is in a position to institute the

coverage desired by the Department of State. (5)

Very truly yours,

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINA

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1 - Miss Holmes

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Hr. Conrad

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WOLORANDU! FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

VISTNANESE BABASSY

FASHINGTON, 3.

INTANAL JECURITY - VIETNAN

TAMCASSADOR BUI DIEN

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM (S

Ar. Thomas I. Hughes, Director, Bureau of.

Intelligence and Research, Department of

State, has

requested

urgent action by this Bureau to Institute telephone surveil

lances on the Embassy of Yietnam and on the residence of

Vietnauese Ambassador Bul Diem both located at 2251 & Etreet,

21, Is, lashinzton, D. C.

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mas made for important national

security purposes in connoction

With the lazunamese situation. (S

This Bureau is in a position to institute the

coverage desired by the Departnent of State. S

Very truly yours,

SENT FROM D. O.

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INTIRNAL SECURITY • VIETNAM

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Intelligence and Research, Department of

State,

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requested

urgent action by this Bureau to Institute telephone surveil

lances on the Imbassy of Vietnam and on the residence of

Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem both located at 2851 R Street,

M. #., Washington, D. C.

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was made for important national

security purposes in connace.on

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This Bureau is in a position to institute the

coverage desired by the Department of State. (5)

Very truly yours,

SENT FROM D.

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DATE 3-12-68

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BY

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RE®

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WASHINGTON,

INITANAL

SECURITY - VIETNAM

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State, has requested

urgent action

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lances on the Inbassy

of Vietnam and on the residence of

Vietnamese Ambassador

Bai Diem both located

at 2251 i Street,

N. H.,

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was made

for inportant national

with the

Vietnamese situation.

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This Bureat is in a position to institute the

coverage

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March 12, 1953

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HI.

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This is to advise you that the telephone surveil

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Ambassador Bui Dien of Vietnam both located at 2251 1

Street, N. #., lashington, D. Cos which were requested

by the Department of State and which you approved have

now been installed. (5)

very truly yours,

John Edgar Hoover

director

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both located ai

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Washington,

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John Edgar Hoover

Director

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EX-110

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WARLEGION,

D.

INFURNAL SECURITY - VISINAN

AMBASSADOR, BUI DIDN

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAL

(S)

This is to advise you that the telephone surveil-

lances on the Embassy of Vietnan and the residence of

Ambassador Bui Dien of Vietnan both located at 2251 R

Street, N. I., Washington, D. C., which were requested

by the Department of State and which you approved have

now been installed. (5)

Very truly yours,

John Edgar Hoover'

Director

NOTE:

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have been instituted.

classified

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This is to advise you that

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lances on the Imbassy of Vietnan and the residence or

Ambassador Bui Dien of Vietnan both located at 2253 R

Street, N. "., Washington, D. C., which vere requested

by the Department of State and which you approved bave

now been installed.

(s)

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Director

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HERE SHONE DEGREE.

Memorandum UTE IN ENVELOPE

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: May 15, 19620

JUNE

FROM

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SUBJECT

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On 5/14/68 MI. Robert Stuart, Bureau of Intelligence

and Research, State Department, advised via liaison that

State Department no longer was interested in maintaining

technical coverage of

Ambassador

or the

Embassy. This coverage was installed by

the Bureau 3/20/68 with approval of the Attorney General

following written request from State.

Mr. Stuart said that Ambassador

is now in

Paris in connection with the current

• negotiations there

and the Ambassador has established direct communications with

from Paris.

In addition, Stuart said that none of the

remaining officials at the a

Embassy in

Washington are of sufficient stature of have high connection

in the

Government.

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this coverage will not be productive.

delta

We are instructing Washington Field Office to discontinue

the coverage and will prepare a letter to the Attorney General

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SECRET

UNITED STATES COVERWO UTE IN ENVELOPE

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Tolson

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: MI. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: May 15, 1968

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EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X/,6

WASHINGION, D. C.

INTERNAI, SECURITY - VIETNAM

JAMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

(5)

ALT INFORMATION CONTAINS

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFION

WHERE SHOWN QUETRY

On 5/14/68 Mr. Robert Stuart, Bureau of Intelligence

and Research, State Department, advised via liaison that

State Department no longer was

interested in maintaining

technical coverage of South Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem

or the Vietnamese Embassy. This coverage was installed by

the Bureau 3/20/68 with approval of the Attorney General

following written request from State. (S)

5/15/68

MI. Stuart said that Ambassador Bui Diem is now in

Paris in connection with the current peace negotiations there

and the Ambassador has established direct communications with

Saigon from Paris. In addition, Stuart said that none of the

remaining officials at the South Vietnamese Embassy in

Washington are of sufficient stature or have high connection

this coverage will not be productive. (S)

We are instructing Washington Field Office to discontinue

the coverage and will prepare a letter to the Attorney General

advising him in this regard.(S

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INTERNAL SECÚRITY - VIETNAM •

'AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

ALE INFORMATION CONTAININ

HEREIN IS UNBLASSIFI

WHERE SHOWN QUETRY

On 5/14/68 Mr. Robert Stuart, Bureau of Intelligence

and Research, State Department, advised via liaison that

State Department no longer was interested in maintaining

technical coverage of South Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem

or the Vietnamese Embassy.

This coverage was installed by

the Bureau 3/20/68 with approval. of the

Attorney General

following written request from State.

MT. Stuart said that Ambassador Bui Diem is now in

Paris in connection with the current peace negotiations there

and the Ambassador has established direct communications with

Saigon from Paris. In addition, Stuart said that none of the

remaining officials at the South Vietnamese Embassy in

Washington are of sufficient stature of have high connection

in the South Vietnamese Government.

Accordingly, State feels that

this coverage will not be productive. (5)

We are instructing Washington Field Office to discontinue

the coverage and will prepare

letter to the Attorney General

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAIANO

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-108

OSA GEN.

HEREIN IS UNSLASSIFIO HIG

REG. NO. 27

WHERE SHOWN OTEERWISE.

UNITED STATES GOVER ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

JUNE

FROM : R. D. Cotter

Tolson

DeLoach

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Calishan

Consad.

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SUBJECT

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

DATE: May 15, 19690

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and Research, State Department, advised via liaison that

State Department no longer was interested in maintaining

technical coverage of South Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Diem

or the Vietnamese Embassy, This coverage was installed by

the Bureau 3/20/68 with approval of the Attorney General

following written request from State.

Mr. Stuart said that Ambassador Bui Diem is now in

Paris in connection with the current peace negotiations there

and the Ambassador has established direct communications with

Saigon from Paris. In addition, Stuart said that none of the

remaining officials at the South Vietnamese Embassy in

Washington are of sufficient stature of have high connection

in the South Vietnamese Government. Accordingly, State feels that

this coverage will not be productive.

We are instructing Washington Field Office to discontinue

the coverage and will prepare

letter to the Attorney General

advising him in this regard.(S

ACTION:

REC-28

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31014

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ROUTE DI ENVELOP

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1

1

Mr. Cotter

his.

Rozamus

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CLASSIFIED

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may 21, 1963

MENORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

DECLASSIF

RE:

EMBASSY

EXEMPT

marked.

FASIGTON,

LITERNAL SUCURITY -

AMBASSADOR

ANASAD RECURITY -

DATE

The telephone surveillances on the

sembassy and the residence oi

Ambassador

both located at a

3 Street,

N.H.,

lashington, D. C.

which you authorized on torch

12,

196S, have

baen discontinuca

at the request of the Department of State.

Very truly yours,

REC-28

Riait

65-62098 - 14

st)

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John Edgar: Hoover

Director

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TIME ET: 1087E

DATE 5-21-681

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• Conference in Paris and thereïore

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CLASSIFIED BY SPALm/ITE

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- Miss Holmes

- Mir. W.C. Sullivan

Mr.

Downing (Annex)

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kay 21, 1968

SICHORANDUH FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

ATI INFORMATION CONTAINS

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFITD AGE'?

'WHERE SHOW. OTATRWISE.

RE: VIPINAMESE EMBASSY

HASHINGTON, D.

C.

INTERNAL SECURITY • VIETNAM

AHBASSADOR BUI DIEM •

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAN

(5)

The telephone surveillances on the Vietnamese

Embassy and the residence of Vietnamese Ambassados si Died, : :

both located at 2251 R Street, M.W..

Washington, D. Es,

which you authorized on larch 12,

1938, have

been discontinued

at the request of the Department of state.

Very truly yours,

0

N.

REC-28

Reit

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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| DATE 5-21-18

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SECRET

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NOTE CONTINUED:

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telephone surveillance coverage of a foreign diplomatic

establishment, unauthorized disclosure of which would result

In serious harm to the national defense. (S)

SECRET

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SECRET

ROUTE IN ONVELOPE

12-12-00

ST Ample

CLASSIFIED BY SP-2 ALMITE

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X16

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1

1

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- Mr. W.C. Sullivan

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Hay 21, 1908

JUNE

MICHORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

VIETNAMESE EMBASSY

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

ATL INFORMATION CONTAIN?

HEREIN IS UNELASSIFIO EXCES

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEH

-

INTERNAL SECURITY • VIETNAN

The telephone surveillances on the Vietnamese

Embassy and the residence of Vietnamese Ambassador But Diem, : •

both located at 2251 R Street, N.W.,

washington, D. .,

Thich you authorized on herch

12, 1968, have

been discontinued

at the reguest of the Department of State.

Very truly yours,

REG-28

Recid

John Edgar Hoover

Director

SENT FROM D. J.

TIME 2:100 7u4

DATE 5-21-68

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NOTE:

State requested these telephone surveillances 3/8/58 and

on 5/14/68 advised coverage no longer desired as the Ambassaco=

was attending Vietnam Peace Conference in Paris and therefore

it did not feel coverage

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discontinued 5/15/68.

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NOTE CONTINUED:

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telephone surveillance coverage of a foreign diplonatic

establishment, unauthorized disclosure of which would result

In serious harm to the national delense. (S)

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SECRET

Memorandum for the Attorney General

NOTE CONTINUED:

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telephone surveillance coverage of a foreign diplonatic

establishment, unauthorized disclosure of which would result

in serious harm to the national defense.

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SECRET

"CLASSIFIED BY

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ROUTE IN ENVULOPE

1

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1

WHERE SHOWS OTHERWISE.

HEREIN IS UNELASSIFICS AZGErS

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Miss Holmes

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FROM

EXEMPT

mar

AMBASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

(s)

The

telephone surveillances on the Vietnamese

Embassy and the residence of Vietnamese Ambassador Bui Dien, : :

both locased at 2251 & Street, Molo, lashington, D. €.,

which you authorized on March

12, 1958, have

been discontinued

the request of the Department of state.

(S)

Very truly yours,

MEC-28

SENT FROM D. J.

TIME 2: 100744

DATE 5-21-681

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75/14/63

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was attending Vietnam Peace Conference in Paris and therefore

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington, D.C. 20520

ST

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May

24, 1968

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MI. J. Edgar Hoover

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

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Thomas L. Hughes

Director

Bureau of Intelligence- and Research

SUBJECT: Telephone Surveillance

The Department of State requests urgent action to Institute

telephone surveillance of the Embassy of Metnam and the l'e.

residence of Ambassador Bui Diem. This request is made fox

important national security purposes in connection with the

Surveillance should be continued until

further notice. (S)

I understand that the approval of the Attorney General will

be required.

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington, D.C.

20520

May 24, 1968

MEMORANDUM

ST

TO:

FROM:

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Thomas L. Hughes

Director

Bureau of Intelligence and Research

SUBJECT: Telephone Surveillance

The Department of State requests urgent action to institute

telephone surveillance of the Embassy. of

and the r.

residence of Ambassador M

This request is made for

important national security purposes in connection with the

further notice.

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Surveillance should be continued until

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be required.

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ST

MEMORANDUM

qure

May 24, 1968

TO:

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Threes to Hughes Thi

Director

Bureau of Intelligence and Research

SUBJECT: Telephone Surveillance

1AS. Beard

5/24168

The Department of State requests urgent action to institute

telephone surveillance of the Embassy of Vietnam and the u't:

residence of Ambassador Bui Diem.

This request is made for

important national security purposes in connection with the

Vietnam situation

Surveillance should be continued until

further notice. (S)

I understand that the approval of the Attorney General will

be required.

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington, D.C. 20520

ST

MEMORANDUM

qune

May 24, 1968

Reck te

TO:

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM:

Thomas L. Hughes

Director

TA

Bureau of Intelligence and Research

SUBJECT: Telephone Surveillance

5/24/68

P.D. Piste

The Department of State requests urgent action to institute

telephone surveillance of the Embassy of Vietnam and the stif

residence of Ambassador Bui Dien. This request is made for

Important national security purposes in connection with the

Vietnam situation.

Surveillance should be continued until

further notice.

I understand that the approval of the Attorney General will

be required.

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ROUTE IN FIVELOPE

SECRET

#MDR16 12-12-00

CLASSIFIED BY SP-2 ALM/STG

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X6

1

1

- MI. DeLoach

- Miss Holmes

Sullivar

MI.

Conrad (Downing)

May 24, 1968

JUNE

1 - Mr. Cotter

MEMGRANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GANERAI

1

MT.

Rozamus

RE:

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1

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WASHINGTOI;-D.C.-

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIBINAM

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINS

HEREIN IS UNALASSIPITA

SHOW OTHERWISE.

Mr. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

gence Staff, Bureau ef Intelligence and Pesearch, Department

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

Institute telepione surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam

located at 2251 & Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Mt. Buford advised that it is essential that this coverage

be in effect during the weekend of May 25-25, 1953. Fe

advised that the Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States

Bui Diem returned to the United States today from Paris, France,

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

North Vietnamese peace negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely inportant in connection with the current peace

negotiations.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

REC- 24

Very truly yours,

15.6209>

SENT FROM D. Ô.

TIME

: 1:25 PM

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SECRET

HEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

NOTE:

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approved it the same date.

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veillance has been installed.

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was made by State, it only wanted the coverage during the weekend

of lay 25-25, 1963, while Ambassador Diem was in Fashington, D, E.,

and we so advised the AG. Ix. A.. Sidney Suford, State Donari

Rachner, Liaison Section, on 5/23/33

the information in our memorandum. We have received a written

request from State to continue this coverage until further

notice.

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located at 1

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be in effect during the weekend of way 25-26, 1963.

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where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

• negotiations and that this coverage is

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negotiations. (S,

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that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

NOTE:

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approved it the same date.

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veillance has been installed. At the time the original request

was made by State, it only wanted the coverage during the weekend

of Hay 25-25, 1963, while Ambassador 1

was in Washington, D. C.,

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nent, furnished sa B. C. Rachner,

Liaison Section, on 5/28/58

the information in our memorandum. He have received a written

request from state to continue this coverage until further

notice. Classified "Secret" as our memorandum contains infor

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

- Mr. DeLoach

- Miss Holmes

fit. sullivar

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May 24, 1968

1 - MI. Cotter

1 - MI. Rozamis

1 - MI. Mossbun

RE:

EMBASSY OF VISINAM

WASHINGTON, DoC..

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIEINAN

INFORMATION CON'STeS

UNGLASSIFI SAGES

HEREIN

SHOW OTENRUSSES

Mr. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

WHERE

gence Staff, Bureau de Intelligence and Research, Department

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

institute telephone surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam

located at 2251 E Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Mr. Buford advised that it is essential that this coverage

be in effect during the weekend of May 25-25, 1963. He

advised that the Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States

Bui Diem returned to the United States today From Paris, France,

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

North Vietnamese peace negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely important in connection with the current peace

negotiations. (5)

Inasnuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

Very tzuly yES. 34 6 5-4 2092=

SENT FROM

TIMD 1: 25 PM

DATE 5224-68

BY

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JUN

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NOTE:

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approved it the

same date.

WFO has advised the technical sur

veillance has been installed. At the time the original request

was made by state, it only wanted the coverage during the weekenc

of May 25-26, 1968,

while Ambassador Diem was in Washington, D. C.,

and we so advised the At. Ix. A. Sidney Buford, State Depari-

ment, furnished SA B. C. Rachner, Liaison Section, on 5/28/68

the information in our memorandum. We have received a written

request from State to continue this coverage until further

notice.

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JUNE

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1 - Miss Holmes

MI.

SuLlivan

- Mr. Conrad (Downing)

May 24, 1968

1 - Mr. Cotter

1 - Mr. Rozamus

1 - Mr. Mossbung

RE

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGION, D.G..

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAN

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINE

H2BS4

Ar. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

gence Staff, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFISO

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

institute telephone surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam

prank.

located at 2251 E Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

MI. Buford advised that it is essential that this coverage

WHERE SHOWN

be in effect during the weekend of lay 25-26, 1963. He

advised that the Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States

Bui Diem returned to the United States today from Paris, France,

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

North Vietnamese peace negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely important in connection with the current peace

negotiations.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

Very truly yours,

BEC 265-62092-3

SENT FROM

0.

TIME

1:25 PM

DATE 52 2 468

BY

3

EX-11?'

John Edgar Hoover

Director sil.e8

JUN 5

1968

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NOTE:

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approved it the same date. UFO has advised the technical sur

veillance has been installed. At the time the original request

was made by state, it only wanted the coverage during the weekeud

of May 25-26: 1968, while Ambassador Dien was in Washington, D. C.,

and we so advised the AG.

Mr. A. Sidney Buford, State Depart-

ment, furnished sa B. C. Rachner, LIaiSOn SeCtiOn, On 5/28/6%

the information in our memorandum. He have received a written

request from State to continue this coverage until further

notice. Classified "Secret" as

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

#MDR16 12-12-00

CLASSIFIED BYSP 2 ALm diE

May 24, 1968

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X6

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE: A

OMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTONg Do Co me

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

HERET! IS UNELASSIFIID IXGRET

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE

30/0

Mr. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

gence Staff, Bureau of Intelligence and Research,

Department

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

institute telephone surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam

located at 2251 E Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Mr.. Buford advised that it is essential that this coverage

he in effect. during the weekend of May 25-26, 1968. He

advised that the Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States

Bul Dien returned to the Umited States today from Paris, France /16

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

North Vietnamese peace negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely important in connection with the current peace

negotiations. (S)

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

Very truly yours,

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

fir 0R1612-12-00

CLASSIFIED BÝSP2ALm

May 24, 1968

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X.6

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

CEMBASSy Or VIBINAM

WASHINGTON; D. G. m

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

AT INFÓRMATION CONTAINS

HEREIN IS UNELASSTTIO *Y

-**.

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.

Mr. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

gence Staff, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

institute telephone surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam

located at 2251 E Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Mr.. Buford advised that it is essential that this coverage

he in affect during the weekend of May 25-26: 1968. He

advised that the Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States

but Dien returned to the United States today fron Paris, France, dut

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

North Vietnamese peace negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely important in connection with the current peace

negotiations.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

splin

APPROVED Came CEnt

EX-115

DATE

Very truly yours,

Jin Eat for tones o

Director

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ALL INFORMATION CONT

In Reply, Please Refer t0

File No.

SECRET

UNITED STATES DEPARIMENI OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

l# M 816 12-12-00

CLASSIFIED BYSP2 ALM 71G

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DEOLASSIFY ON: 25X6

May 24, 1968

CLASSIFIED

FROM

DECLASSIFICATION IN

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE: *

OMBASSY, OF VIETNAM

EXEMPT

WASHINGTON Do-Conn

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

DATE

HEREIN IS UNCLASSI

WHERE SHOWN ONE

Mr. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

gence Staff, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

institute telephone surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam

located at 2251 E Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Mr. Buford advised that it is essential that this coverage

he in effect during the weekend of May 25-26. 1968. Ho

advised that the Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States

Bui Diem returned to the United States today from Paris, France,

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

North Vietnamese peace negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely important in connection with the current peace

negotiations.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

Very truly yours,

anur store

Sahn Edgar Hoover

Director

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CATEGORY

CLASSIFIED

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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

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May 24, 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF

DATE OF

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - 4

ATT: INFORMATION CONTAI

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIUO

WHERE SHOWN OT

Mr. A. Sidney Buford III, Director of the Intelli-

gence Staff, bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department

of State, has requested urgent action by this Bureau to

institute telephone surveillance on the Embassy of

located at A

•Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

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he in effect during the weakend of May 25-26: 1968-

Ho

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advised that the

& Ambassador to the United States

returned to the united States today from Paris, Frances A

where he had acted as an observer at the United States-

negotiations and that this coverage is

extremely important in connection with the currente

negotiations.

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that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as possible.

Very truly yours;

1174:

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DATE

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CLASSIFIED BY SP-2 ALMilET.

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ROUTE IN FNVELOPE

SECRET

1 - ME. DeLoach

1 - Miss Holmes

1 :- Mr. Sullivan

1

- MI. Cotter

1 = MI. Rozamus

JUNE

May 31, 1968

1 - Mt. Mossburg

MENORANDUM FOR TIE ATTORNIY GENERAI

RE:

EMBASSY DE VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, Do Co

INTERNAL, SECURITY - VIETNAM

fölson

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INFORMATION CONTAIN

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIr

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE

This is to advise you that the telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam and the residence of Ambassador Bui Diem

of Vietnam both located at 2251 R Street, M. W., Washington, l. E.,

which was requested by the Department of State and which you

approved has now been installed. (5)

On May 23, 1969, the Department of State advised

Ambassador Diem will be traveling back and forth between

between one inited states and torte vietnamese represeneates

and that. President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam will soon

visit the United States. The State Department requested that

In view of this information oui coverage be continued until

further notice and, accordingly, ve plan to maintain it./ s

Very truly yours.

SENT FROM D. O.

DATE 5 - 31-1

020-1645-42095

BY

John

EX 14-1300ver

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Director

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1968

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Memorandum for the Attorney General

NOTE:

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telephone surveillance. coverage of a foreign diplomatic

establishment, unauthorized disclosure of which wuld result

in serious harm to the national defense. (S)

See memo Cotter to Sullivan, sue date and subject,

prepared by AJD/mea.

2

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#M DR/6 12-12-00

CLASSIFIED BY SP 2 AUm ETE

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ROUTE IN FNVELOPE

SECRET

1 - Mr. DeLoach

1 - Miss Holmes

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Cotter

1 - Mi. Rozamus

JUNE

May 31, 1968

1 - Mr. Mossburg

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

0.

RE:

EMBASSY DE VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Alt INFORMATION CONTAINS

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFIO

SHOWN OTHERWISI.

This is to advise you that the telephone surveillance

PELERD

on the Embassy of Vietnam and the residence of Arbassador Bui Diem

of Vietnan both located at 2251 R Street, N. H., Washington, b. Co,

which was requested by the Department of State and which you

approved has now been installed. (S

On May 28, 1963, the Department of State advised

Ambassador Diem will be traveling back and forth between

Washington, D. C., and Paris, France, during the conferences

between the United States and North Vietnamese representatives

and that Fresident Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam will soon

visit the nited States. The State Department requested that

in view of this information our coverage be continued until

further notice and, accordingly, we plan to maintain it.(S)

R3.

Very truly yours,

SENT FROM D. O.

TIME SLOPAL

DATE 5-31-6%

BY

166-1545-62025

John Fall cover

Director

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SECRET

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esablishment, unauthorized disclosure of which wuld result

in serious harm to the national defense. (S)

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prepared by AJD/mea.

R.

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JUNE

May 31, 1968

1 - Mr. Mossburg

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNLY GENERAL

ATT INFORMATION COMPATIE

HEREIN IS UNGLASSTFITD NICES

O.

RE:

ELIBASSY OF

WASHINGTON, D.

INTERNAL SECURITY

C.

SHOWN OTHERWISE.

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WHERE

on the Embassy of

and the residence of Arbassador

of

• both located at

Street, M. W., Washington, U. Cos

Whten was requested by the Departs) of State and which you

approved has now been installed.

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Ambassador

will be traveling back and forth between

Washington, D. C., and Paris, France, during the conferences

between the United States and

representatives

and that. President

will soon

visit the United States. The State Department requested that

in view of this information our coverage be continued until

further notice and, accordingly, we plan to maintain it.

Ro:

SENT FROM D. O.

TIME SiRAPA

DATE 5 - 31-6

BY

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H0-1545-4-2945

John

DireCtcr

CRes

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CLASSIFIED BYSPA ALL ATE

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1 - MI. Rozamus

May 31, 1968

1 - Mr. Mossburg

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIEINAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY VIETNAM

This is to advise you that the telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam and the residence of Arbassador Bui Diem

of Vietnam both located at 2251 R Street, N. W., Washington, V. Co,

which was requested by the Department of State and which you

approved has now been installed. IS

On May 23, 1968, the Department of State advised

Ambassador Diem will be traveling bac': and forth between

Washington, D. C., and Paris, France, during the conferences

between the United States and North Vietnamese representatives

and that. Fresident Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam will soon

visit the United States.

The State Department requested that

in view of this information our coverage be continued until

further notice and, accordingly, we plan to maintain it.

R0.

SENT FROM D. O.

TIME S:O0PA

DATE S-31 1X

BY

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120-1545-42095

John

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Directcr

HELP

EHM: 111/mea

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AIT, INVORMATION CONTATARI

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1

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ROUIN IN ENVELOPET-S. Cotter

Mir. W.C. Sullivan

July 15, 1968

1

HEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

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RE: - VIETNA LISE TABASSY

HASILNGTON,

P.C..

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNALI

AMCASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

JUNE

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X

12-1700.

The telephone surveillances on the Vietnamese

Embassy and tho residence of Ambassador Bul Diem, both

located at 2251 & Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., which

you authorized on may 24, 1968, have been discontinued

at the request of the Department of State. (S)

very truly yous,

Rozunus -

MosS ours

65-62098

BHS:SCI (10)

dohn Edgar Hoover

Director

NOTE:

State requested this coverage 5/24/68 and Attorney

General approved it same date. State now advises coverage no

longer desired as Ambassador Diem will remain in Paris

indefinitely, and President Thieu of Vietnam reportealy Will not

UNHENONDED COPY FILED TN.

"come to Washinton, D.C. WTO advised this coverage was removeu

7/11/68•(s)

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surveillances on foreign diplomatic establishments, unauthorised

disclosure

of which could result in serious harm to nationai

defense. (S

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AIT INFORMATION CONTATS

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July 15, 1968

1

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MIEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

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AMBASSADOR

INTERNAL SECURITY

JUNE

The telephone surveillances on the

Embassy and the residence oi Ambassador

located at i

Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.,

both

which

you authorized on May 24, 1968, have been discontinued

at the request of the Department of state.

Very truly yours,

B

65-62098

CLASSIFIED BYSP 3AM /416

BMS: SCI (10)

John Edgar Hoover

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X/

12-1400

Director

NOTE:

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General approved it same date.

State now advises coverage o

longer desired as Ambassador

will remain in Paris

indefinitely, and President

of

* reportedly will not

Ar come to Washinton, D.C. WFO advised this coverage was removed

.. 7/11/68.

surveillances

disclosure.of

defense.

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which could result in serious harm to national

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stIL INFORMATION CONTATIO

HEREIN IS UNATASSITI RIGES

WHERE SHOWN OTRERWISE.

CLASSIFED BYSD2 ALM

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X L,6

12-11-00

July 15, 1968

1 - Mr.

Roza Tus

LEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

NT.

Mossburg

RE: - VIETNANIISE EMBASSY

MA SEUNGTON, D,C.

INTERIAL SECURITY - VISTIAL

AMRASSADOR BUI DIEM

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM (S) JUNE

• telephone surveillances on the Vietnamese

Embassy and the residence of Ambassador Bui Diem, both

located at 2251 R Street, N.W., Vashington, D.C., whích

you authorized on lay

24, 1968, have been

discontinued

at the request of the Department of State. (S

Very truly yours,

65-62098

BHS: SCr (10)

John Edgar Hoover

Director

NOTE:

State requesid this coverage 5/24/68 and Attorney

General approved it same date.

State now advises coverage no

longer desired as Ambassador Diem will remain in Paris

indefinitely, and President Thieu of Vietnam reportedly will not

•""come to Washirgon, D.C. WTO advised this coverage was removed

7/11/68. (5)

Classified "Secret" as it reveals FBI telephone

surveillances on foreign diplomatic establishments,

unauthorizen

disclosure of which could result in serious harm to national

defense. (S)

REC 82

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July 15, 1968

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MIENGRANDIM FOR TEE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE: -VIETNAMESE ENRASSY

INTERNAL, SECURITY - VIETNAM

AHBASSADOR BUI DIEM

(S) LITTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Ans

BY

FROM

ECLASSIFICA

JUNE

The telephone surveillances on the Vietnamese

Embassy and the residence of Ambassados Bul Dien, both

CLASSIFIED

located at 2251 & Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., which

you authorized on lay 24, 1968, have been discontinued

EXFSADT

OF

at the request of the repartment of state.

(S

• DATE

Very truly yours,

65-62098

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON. D. Co

INTERNAL, SECURITY - VIETNAM

•*:

This is to advise that the telephone

surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam, Washington, D. C.,

which you approved on October 29, 1969, was installed

• on that date.

Very truly yours,

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENÉRAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGION, D. G.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

This is to advise that the telephone

surveillance on the Embassy of Vietnam, Washington, D. C.,

which you approved on October 29, 1968, was installed

on that date.

•Very truly yours,

SODE FROM D. O

5: 70 Pow John Edgar Hoover

DATE 10-30-19

Director

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which you approved on

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MA. DULLIVAN

June

MR. BISHOP

Assistant to the Director Cartha D. Deloach called. He advised

that Bromiey Emitn called him on the White House direct line. Mr. Deloach

stated that smith is a joreign intelligenco advisor oi the President along

with had fostow and toos Meceorge bundy's piace.

Nir. Smith toid Mir. Deloach that he was calling on behalf of the

President and 8s secretary of the National Security Council about a critical

matter. smith indicated they need today in the situation hoom ai the Waite

house and the sicsiuent aiso neecs toway, and possioly not the ness three

days, the identity of any American going into the jout Vietnamissd Umbirsy

and they also need any telephone conversations, in english, mood to the

Enbassy irom any source. Air. Smith indicated ne would be glad to taxoleshrivi;

any steps necessary in assisting us to set this up. Mi. Dewoach told kin

we did not have a wigs tay on the telephones at the lambassy taosga we dide

nave on the teletype, and late warpace cola smith no wond monas it wai

me, but he felt we could put a physical surveilinnce on right awoj. Mr. Weboach

told Mir. Smith we would have to get the approval of the attorney (eneral, in

writing, for the wire tap. di. Emith said he would be glad to personally call

the Attorney General and insist upon it. I commented that this is what ne

should co.

ALL INFORMATION CON

HEREIN IS UNELASSITIS

Mar. Deloach said hs would like to recommond that no tell lar. ailsa

SHOWN

that he bas checkod and we du not havo a mira tro on to ambassy ana 1a10..

wants to call the attorney Coneral, fine, but we will insist upon it ocing wi

WHERS

writag and we wil estatish ta pycioal surreluance, itolud. DeLodi

this was all right.

MEG-15

65-62098-1601

EX-105 Very truly yours,

Tolsen

DeLocch

Bishop

Cosper

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Assistant to the Director Cartha D. DeLoach called. Ile auvised

that Bromley Salen cailed him on the White Mouse direct line.

hit. Loloach

stated that smith is a ioreign intolligenco advisor of the President alung

with walt lostow and cook McGeorge Bundy's piace.

Mi. Smith told lix. Deloach that he was calling on behalf of the

President and as sauretary of the National incurity Council about a critical

matter.

Sititi lada.ated they need today in the situation room at the nite

House and the Precidant aiso needs today, ant possily for the nost three

days, the identley of any American geing into the

CrabasSy

and they also need any telephone conversations, in anglish; mate to the

anibassy iroin any dource.

RIr. Smith indicated he would be glad to takelves/, i

any steps necessary in assisting us to set unis up. Mr. Dehoach told aim

Have on to telen or hotephans the le woes lost ve tha P.

me, but he telt we coald put a physical surveillance on right away. Mr. belouch

told Mr. Smith we would have to get the approval of the Attorney Genoral, in

writing, for the wire ing. hir. Guita said he woald ise giad to personally ear

the Littorney tener

an and insist upon de. & commentod tiat tus is what be

should do.

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writing and we wil

Wah LiC Drycicad SurrolenCe. Ito Mi, Scioach

this was all right.

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Assistant to the Director Cartha D. Deioach called. He advised

that Bromley Smith called him on the White House direct line. Mr. Deloach

stated that Smith is a foreign intelligence advisor of the Frestient along

with Walt Fostow and took McGeorge bundy's place.

wit. Smith told vir. Jeloach that he was calling on benalt of the

-Tesident and ss secretary ot the Nationas security Counch about a criticas

matter. Smith indicated they need today in the bituation Room at the White

House and the resident also needs touay, and possibly for the next three

days, the identity of any American going into the souin Vietnamese rabassy

and they also need any telephone conversations, in anglish, made to the

Embassy irom any source. Fir. Bmith indicated he would be glad to takeleshu furt

any steps necessary in assisting us to set this up. Mir. Delgach told him

we did not have a wire tap on the telephones at the Embassy although we did

ATT INFORMATION CONTAINS

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFITD

WHERE SHOWN PINESS

have on the teletype,

And Mr. Daloach told Smith he would discuss it with

me, but he felt we could put a physical surveillance on right away. Mi. Deloach

told hir. Smith we would have to get the approval of the Attorney General, in

writing, for the wire tap. dz. Smith said he woald be glad to personally cau

the Attorney General and insist upon it. I commented that this is what ne

should do.

Mr. Deloach said he would like to recommend that no tell Mr. Guita

that he has checkod and we do not beve a wire tap on the ambasay and it he

wants to call tho attorney Goneral, tine, but we will insist upon it being in

writing and we will estaplisi tua paysical surveillance. tolu Mr. DeLOuc

this was ail signt.

REG-15 65-62098-1601

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Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr -

Bishop :

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Cong

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MR. SULLIVAN

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Assistant to the Director Cartha D. DeLoach called. He advised

that Bromley Smith salled him on the White House direct line. hit. Deloach

stated that smith is a foreign intelligence advisor of the President alung

with Walt Itostow and took McGeorge Bundy's piace.

Mr. Smith told Rat. Deloach that he was calling on behalf of the

President and as Secretary of the National Security Council about a critical

matter.

Smith Indiated they need today in the bituation room at the imte

House and the precident aiso neede today, and possibly for the nexy three

days, the identity of any American going into the South Vietnamese simbassy

and they aiso need any telephone conversations, in English, made to the

Embassy from ang source.

fir. Smith indicated he would be glad to takelastiffu

ALT. INFORMATION CONTAI

HEREIN IS UNCLASSITID aXOIFY

any steps necessary in assisting us to set this up. Mir. Deloach told him

Te da ROL NAVE & We

escap on the telephones at the citassy along we did

have on the teletypes

aad 1a1. Derbach told mith he would discuss it with

OTHERWISE.

me, but he telt we could put a physica survoillance on right away. Mr. Deloteh

told Mr. Fraith we would have to get the approval of the Attorney General, in

writing, for the wire tep. Mx. Emith said he would be glad to personally cau

the Attornsy General and insist upon it. I commented tat this is what he

WHERE SHOWN

should do.

Pil'. Dewcad snid he would like to recommend that he tell Mr. Sui

that he has chocked and we do not have a wice tap on the ambassy and it he

wanto to calling aworney Generas, aine, but we will insist upon at being au

writing and we fill us

this was all right.

• CU

Tolson

•DeLoach.

doht -

,Bishop

Casper

C NOV 1:1968

502072 a

i return

Tael

NEG-15 65-62098-1601

EX-105 Verytruly yours,

J. E. H.

180CT 30 1368

30

Just hular Hoover

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We do not have any

interpreters in the FBI.

On the last occasion when a situation of this nature arose it was

necessary for us to ask the State Department, which had

requested

the wire-tap, to loan us personnel for this purpose.

I have advised Bromley Smith of this fact and he has requested

that the FBI not contact the State Department, in view of the

sensitivity of the situation.

He stated he will personally contact

Secretary Rusk, or Under Secretary Katzenbach, relative to this

matter.

He indicated that the State Department would be in touch

with us concerning the matter.

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action immediately. I stated unless the urgency of the matter

was explained to the AG, the matter might drag.

Smith told me

he understood and would

the AG call us relative to this matter. *(U)

immediately call the AG and would have

I have issued instructions to Inspector Sizoo of the

Domestic Intelligence Division to institute an immediate

• Embassy, in an effort

to identify visitors going into that Embassy. The Domestic

Intelligence Division has also been told to prepare, in writing,

a communication to the AG, requesting approval for

the wire-tap.

Despite the fact that the

At wIll undougtealy give verbal approval,

we should still have this in writing. duo

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for record purposes.

ADDENDUM -

Bromley Smith called me back at 10:35 a.m. and indicated

he had talked with the AG concerning this matter.

The AG at first

questioned the fact that Smith had called him on a White House direct

fine, rather than coming over personally. Smith stated he told the

jAG that time was running out and the White House did not have time to

come over to the AG's office. The AG replied that Dick Helms of

CIA USually came over on a personal basis.

Smith stated he had explained to the AG why the wire-tap

was needed immediately. The AG replied he thought a wire-tap had

been placed on the

• Embassy last week.

Smith told

him that, according to the FBI, this was not true. The AG stated

that, in

VIew of the urgency of the situation, there appeared to be

no probleil,

but this was a rather unusual way of handling the matter.

The AG next told Snith that he would await a call from the FBI.

he would avat"

A memorandum requesting the AG's approval, in writing, has been

prepared and is

sent through. k(U)

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at the White House (he took George McBundy's place)

called my

office at 9:49 this morning and

left word for meto" return his

call "on the green line," which is located in the Domestic

Intelligence Division..

I called him back through the FBI switch-

board on the direct line to the White House.

Smith told me he was speaking in behalf of the President

and the Secretary of the National Security Council.

He indicated

i.:

this was a very critical and sensitive matter and that he would

• *

be very glad to give me, full details later on; however, action was

needed at once.

He stated he would be glad to have someone call me

to confirm his

authority in this matter. I told him there was no

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need of this, inasmuch as I knew of his position at the White House.

Smith stated there was an urgent need for the White

House to know of the identity of every individual going into the

Embassy in Washington, D.C., today and possibly

for the next three days.

He further indicated the White House

needed to know, in English translation, an accounting of every

phone call made to

- Embassy today and possibly

for the next three days.

He asked if this could be done.

again stressed the urgent need for such information and stated if

I wanted him

to call the Attorney General

a wire-tap, he would do so immediately.

Cative to approval for

I told Smith I did not think we had a wire-tap on the

Embassy,

but would check this matter immediately.

I told him I would check with the.

tive to a physical surveillance.

Octor and call him back rela-

After checking with you and the Director, I called Smith

back and told him a physical surveillance on

Embassy would be instituted immediately. With respect to the

wire-tap, I told him we did not have one on the

embassy and It he desired to call the Attorney General,

as

i he had

originally oltered, this might be of assistance tous in

getting

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MR. TOLSON

DATE: 10/29/68

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DeLoach

, hit. Sullivan

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Holmes

Gandy -

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Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room,

White House, 10/29/68 -

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAMESE

R. 1. IDL

Bromley Smith, who is in charge of the Situation

Room

at the White House (he took George icBundy's place), called my

office at 9:49 this morning and left word for me to return his

call

"on the green line,"

which

is located in the Domestic

Intelligence Division.

I called him back through the FBI switch-

board on the direct line to the White House.

Smith told me he was speaking in behalf of the President

and the Secretary of

the National Security Council.

He indicated

this was a very critical and sensitive matter and that he would

be very glad to give me

full details later on; however, action was

needed at once.

He stated he would be glad to have someone call me

to confirm his authority in this matter.

1 *old him there was no

need of this, inasmuch as I knew of his foersion at the White House.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAININ

HEREIN IS UNGLASSITIZO EXCIT

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.

Smith stated there was an urger.

House to know of the identity of every ir? "ood for the White:

tal going into

South Vietnamese Embassy in Washington,

today and possibly

for the next three days.

He further

indistin

ire White House

needed to know,

in English

translation, :..iting or every

phone call made to the South Vietnanes? ...

for the next three days. He asked it tie!: be done.

today and possibly

He

again stressed the urgent need for such i: cion and stated ii

I wanted him to call the Attorney General drive to ayproval for

a wire-tap, he would do so immediately.

I told Smith I did not think :::: " wire-tap on the

South Vietnamese Embassy, but would check

12..

atter immediately.

I told him

I would check with the Director :..

•ail him back rela-

tive to a physical surveillance.

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back and told him a physical surveillance on

South Vietnaness

**Embassy would be instituted immedinicly.

7:

respect to the

wire-tap, I told. him we did not have one

o. : South Vietnamese

Embassy and if he desired to call the atto..

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action immediately. I stated unless the urgency of the matter

was explained to the AG, the matter might drag. Smith told me

he understood and would

immediately call the AG and would have

the AG call us relative to this matter.

• I have issued instructions to Inspector Sizoo of the

Domestic Intelligence Division to institute an immediate

physical surveillance of the south Vietnamese Embassy, in an eftort

to identify visitors going into that Embassy.

The Domestic

Intelligence Division has also been told to prepare, in writing,

a communication to the AG, requesting approval for the wire-tap.

Despite the fact that the

AG will undoubtedly give verbal approval,

we should still have this in writing.

• ACTION:

• one,

and agaprotal

For record purposes.

obtainin.

ADDENDUM -

Bromley Smith called me back at 10:35 a.m. and indicated

the had talked with the AG concerning this matter.

The AG at first

questioned the fact that Smith had called him on a White House direct

line, rather than coming over personally. Smith stated he told the

AG that time was running out and the White House did not have time to

come over to the AG's office. The AG replied that Dick Helms of

CIA usually came over on a personal basis.

Smith stated he had explained to the AG why the wire-tap

was needed immediately. The AG replied he thought a wire-tap had

been placed on the South Vietnamese Embassy last week.

Smith told

him that, according to the FBI, this was not true.

The AG stated

that, in

view of the urgency of the situation, there appeared to be

no problem, but this

was a

rather unusual way of handling the matter.

The AG next told Smith that he vould await a call from the FBI.

A memorandum requesting the AG's approval, in writing, has been

prepared and is being sent through.

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Addendum (continued) -

We do not have any South Vietnamese interpreters in the FBI.

On the last occasion when a situation of this nature arose it was

necessary for us to ask the State Department, which had requested

the wire-tap, to loan us personnel for this purpose.

I have advised Bromley Smith of this fact and he has requested

that the ibl not contact the state Department,

in view of the

sensitivity of the situation.

He stated he will personally contact

Secretary Rusk; or Under Secretary Katzenbach, relative to this

matter.

He indicated that the State Department would be in touch

with us concerning the matter.

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=* OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG. NO. 28

INTED STATES GOYEENMNIS ESSENT

Memorandum

JUNE

TO

MR. TOLSON

DATE: 10/29/68

FROM : C. D. DeLoach

cc Mr. DeLoach.

Mr. Sullivan

Bishop

Campos

("alinan

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White House, 10/29/68 -

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAMESE

FINALIZED

DECISIONS

CLASSIFIED

BY C: ARiMENT REVIEW COMMITTEE

8.Al.

Bromley Smith, who is in charge of the Situation Room

Eat the White House (he took George MicBundy's place), called my

cal ate a ten morning and left word for me to return his

" which is located in the Domestic

(Intelligence Division.

I called him back through the FBI switch-

od board on the direct line to the White House.

Smith told me he was speaking in behalf of the President

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and the Secretary of the National Security Council.

He indicated

this was a very critical and sensitive matter and that he would

be very glad to give me full details later on; however, action was

needed at once.

He stated he would be glad to have someone call ne

to confirm his authority in this matter. I told him there was no

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFIZN ANCEST

need of this, inasmuch as I knew of his position at the White House.

Smith stated there was an urgent need for the White :

WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE.

House to know of the identity of every individual going into

the

South Vietnamese Embassy in Washington, D.C., today and possibly

for the next three days.

He further indicated the White House

needed to know, in English translation, an accounting of every

phone call made to the South Vietnamese Embassy today and possibly

for the next

three days.

I wanted him to call

a to Attorney"

He asked if this could be done.

again stressed the urgent need for such information and stated if

the Attorney General relative to approval for

a wire-tap, he would do so immediately.

I told Smith I did not think we had a wire-tap on the

South Vietnamese Embassy,

but would check this matter immediately.

I told him I would check with the Director and call him back rela-

tive to a physical surveillance.

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After checking with you and the Director, I called Smith

back and told him a physical surveillance on the South Vietnamese

Embassy would be instituted immediately. With respect to the

wire-tap, I told. him we did not have one on the South Vietnamese

Embassy and if he desired to call the Attorney General, as he had

originally offered, this might be of assistance) to us in getting

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action immediately. I stated unless the urgency of the matter

was explained to the AG, the matter might drag.

Smith told me

he understood and would immediately call the AG and would have

the AG call us relative to this matter.

I have issued instructions to Inspector Sizoo of the

Domestic Intelligence Division to institute an immediate

physical surveillance of the

to identify visitors going into that Embassy. The Domestic

Intelligence Division has also been told to prepare, in writing,

a communication to the AG, requesting approval for the wire-tap.

Despite the fact that the AG will undoubtedly give verbal approval,

we should still have this in writing.

• ACTION:

For record purposes.

Fire appeared

ADDENDUM -

Bromley Smith called me back at 10:35 a.m. and indicated

he had talked with the AG concerning this matter.

The AG at first

questioned the fact that Smith had called him on a White House direct

line, rather than coming over personally.

Smith stated he told the

AG that time was running out and the White House did not have time t

come over to the AG's office.

The AG replied that Dick Helms of

CIA usually came over on a personal basis.

Smith stated he had explained to the AG why the wire-tap

was needed

immediately. The AG replied he thought a wire-tap had

been placed on the South Vietnamese Embassy last week.

Smith told

him that, according to the FBI, this was not true. The AG stated

that, in view of the urgency of the situation, there appeared to be

no problem, but this was a rather unusual way of handling the matter.

The AG next told Smith that he would await a call from the FBI.

A memorandum requesting the AG's approval, in writing, has been

prepared and is being sent through.

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Addendum (continued) -

We do not have any South Vietnamese interpreters in the FBI.

on the last occasion when a situation oi this nature arose it was

necessary for us to ask the State Department, which had requested

the wire-tap, to loan us personnel for this purpose. (5)

I have advised Bromley Smith of this fact and he has requested

that the FBI not contact the

State Department, in view of the

sensitivity of the situation.

He stated he will personally contact

or Under Secretary Katzenbach, relative to this

Secretary e indicated that the State Department would be in touch

with us concerning the matter.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010-106

MAY 1DOZ EDITION

GSA GEN. MIG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandùm

33123

JUNE

TO

: MR. TOLSON

FROME

C. D. DeLoach

EXEMPT ING::

OF DEA

*DATE: 10/29/68

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Mr.

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Sullivan

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White House, 10/29/68 -

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAMESE

N. A. 101

Bromley Smith, who is in charge of the Situation Room

the White House (he took George McBundy's place), called my

oloffice at 9:49 this morning and left word for me to return his

o call "on the green line," which is located in the Domestic

MASSFIED

Intelligence Division.

I called him back through the FBI switch-

board on the direct line to the White House.

Smith told me he was speaking in behalf of the President

AIL INFORMATION CONTAINS

MENTIN IS UNCLASSIFIRD RIGIDA

WHORE SHOWN SONERWISE,

and the Secretary of the National Security Council. He indicated

this was a very critical and sensitive matter and that he would

be very glad to give me full details later on; however, action was

needed at once. He stated he would be glad to have someone call me

to confirm his authority in this matter. I told him there was no

need of this, inasmuch as I knew of his position at the White House.

Smith stated there was an urgent need for the White?

House to know of the identity of every individual going into the

South Vietnamese Embassy in Washington, D.C., today and possibly

for the next three days.

He further indicated the White House

needed to know, in English translation, an accounting of every

phone call made to the South Vietnamese Embassy today and possibly

for the next three days.

He asked if this could be done.

again stressed the urgent need for such information and stated if

I wanted him to call the Attorney General

wire-tap, he would do so immediately. A stave to approval iDI

25X),

Give to a playou dacoita deter end call him baci rela

After checking with you and the Director, I called Smith

back and told him a physical surveillance on the South Vietnamese

would be

instituted immediately. With respect to the

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told Smith I did not think we had a wire-tap on the

South Vietnamese Embassy, but would check this

matter immediately.

wire-tap, I

told him we did not have one on the South Vietnamese

if he desired to call the Attorney General, as he had

analy offered, this might be of assistance) to'As in gettins

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action immediately. I stated unless the urgency of the matter

was explained to the AG, the matter might drag. Smith told me

he understood and would

Immediately call the AG and would have

the AG call us relative to this matter. fe(v)

I have issued instructions to Inspector Sizoo of the

Domestic Intelligence Division to institute an immediate

physical surveillance of the South Vietnamese Embassy, in an effort

to identify visitors going into that Embassy. The Domestic

Intelligence Division has also been told to prepare, in writing,

a communication to the AG, requesting approval for the wire-tap.

Despite the fact that the

AG wIlL undoubtedly give verbal approval,

we should still have this in writing. (v)

ACTION:

"some,

For record purposes.

oftainal..

ADDENDUM -

Bromley Smith called me back at 10:35 a.m. and indicated

the had talked with the AG concerning this matter.

The AG at first

questioned the tact that smith had called him on a White House direct

Mine, rather than coming over personally. Smith stated he told the

JAG that time was running out and the White House did not have time to

come over to the AG's office. The AG replied that Dick Helms of

CIA usually came over on a personal basis.

Smith stated he had explained to the AG why the wire-tap

was needed immediately. The AG replied he thought a wire-tap had

been placed on the South Vietnamese Embassy last week.

Smith told

bin that, according to the FBI, this was not true. The AG stated

that, in

view of the urgency of the situation, there appeared to be

no problei, but this was a rather unusual way of handling the matter.

The AG next told Smith that he would await a call from the FBI.

A memorandum requesting the AG's approval,

prepared and is

being sent through. Aü) in writing, has been

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Addendum (continued) -

We do not have any South Vietnamese interpreters in the FBI.

On the last occasion when a situation of this nature arose it was

necessary for us to ask the State Department, which had requested

the wire-tap, to loan us personnel for this purpose. (S)

I have advised Bromley Smith of this fact and he has requested

that the FBI not contact the State Department, in view of the

sensitivity of the situation.

He stated he will personally contact

Secretary Rusk, or Under Secretary Katzenbach, relative to this

matter.

He indicated that the State Department would be in touch

with us concerning the matter.

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DIO-E

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU

OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

October 29,. 1968

The Attorney General approved

the attached.

eh

SIR. TOLSON

JiR. DELOACHI

MR. MOHR -

MR. BISHOP.

MR. CASPER

MR. CALLAHAN

MR, CONRAD

MR. FELT

MR. GALE

MR. ROSEN

MR. SULLIVA

MR. TAVELE

MR. TROTTER -

MR. JONES -

_TELE. ROOM -

MISS HOLMES -

MRS. METCALF

MISS GANDY -

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C.

20535

In Reply, Please Rejer 10

File No.

October 29,, 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE: • EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

. WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council, today contacted an official

of this Bureau and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam located at 2251 E Street,

Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

Very truly yours,

-

CA 98-1682 PWR

DECLASSIFIED BY AUC 396JZ SAHSKS

0x 9-1-99

Director

APPROVED

DATE

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D'O-E

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

October 29, 1968

The Attorney General approved

the attached.

en

AR. TOLSON

MR. DELOACH

MR. MOHR

MR. BISHOP-

MR. CASPER -

MR. CALLAHAN

MR. CONRAD

MR. FELT -

MR. GALE

MR. ROSEN

MR. SULLIVAN

MR. TAVEL!

MR. TROTTER

MR. JONES -

TELE. ROOM

MISS HOLMES -

MRS. METCALF

MISS GANDY -

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGION, D.C. 20535

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

October 29, 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE: • EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council, today contacted an official

of this Bureau and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam located at 2251 E Street,

Northwest; Washington, D. G.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

Very truly yours,

1. edgan 2400-0

John Edgar oover

Director

APPROVED

DATE

(A 98-1682 eWR

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D'Ю-Е

OFFICE OF DIRECTOR

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

•UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

October 29,. 1968

The Attorney General approved

the attached..

eh

JAR. TOLSON

JR. DELOACH

MR. MOHR -

MR. BISHOP

MR. CASPER -

MR. CALLAHAN

MR. CONRAD

MR. FELT

MR. GALE

MR. ROSEN

MR. SULLIVAN

MR. TAVELE

MR. TROTTER

MR. JONES -

.TELE. ROOM

MISS HOLMES

MRS. METCALF

MISS GANDY -

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UNITÊD STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

:

October 29, 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE: • EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council,

today contacted an official

of this Bureau

and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam located at 2251 E Street,

Northwest, Washington; D. C.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

Very truly yours,

John Edgar Hoover

Director

APPROVED

DATE

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1 - Mr. DeLoach

1 - Miss Holmes

1

1 - Mr.

Rozams

• MI. Sullivan

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1 - Мт.

Conrad (Downing)

1 - Mr. Cotter

October 29, 1968

JUNE

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D.

C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council, today contacted an official

of this Bureau and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam located at 2251 E Street,

Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

CA98-1682 euR.

D8 4-5-gH0 BY PU: 39672 SAALSKS

Very truly yours?

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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Tolsos

DeLoach

Moht -

Bishop

Calledon

Coated

veloach today (19/29/53) and requested that the above action

be

immediately taken.

Wro was contacted today and advised that

this telephone surveillance can be insticuted with full security

assured.

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telapione surveillance coverage o a fcraign diplomatic este

Falleran

nunt, unauthorized disclosure of

nich rould result in serit'

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1 - Mr. Rota

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Clough:

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Conrad (Downing)

1 - Mr. Cotter

October 29, 1968

JUNE

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON,

C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

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Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council, today contacted an official

of this Bureau and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam located at 2251 E Street,

Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

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SENE FROM D. O.

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BY

John Edgar Hoover

Director

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DATE

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NOTE: Mr. Bromley Smith contacted Assistant to the Director

Deloach today (10/29/63) and requested that the „above astion

be

immediately taken.

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this telephone surveillance

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1

- Miss Holmess

1 - Mr. Rosamus

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Clough

1 - Mr.

Conrad (Downing)

1 - Mr.

Cotter

October 29, 1958

JUNE

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

WASHINGTON, D. C.

INTERNAL SECURITY - VIETNAM

Tolson

DeLoach .

sohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

colt.

wale

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Tele. Ruom .

Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council, today contacted an official

of this Bureau and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of Vietnam located at 2251 E Street,

Northwest, Washington, D. C. DE(v)

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

CA 98-1682-RWR

DECTASST TED STADC 396.22SAH/SKS

ON 9-t99

Very truly yours,

rants: +1556508-76-664

SENT TROLL D. O.!

DATE 10-29-15/

BY

John Edgar Hoover

Director

APPROVED

• DATE

REG

195-62098-

" 1968

NOTE: Mr. Bromley Smith contacted Assistant to the Direrri

DeLoach today (10/29/68) and requested that the above

zotion be

m. immediately taken.

WFO was contacted today and advised ther

this telephone surveillance can be instituted witla full -ac: r

assured.

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telephone surveillance coverage of a foreign diplomatic ..".

ment, unauchorized disclosure

of which would result in se

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SEGRET

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CATEGORY

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1 - Mr. Conrad (Downing)

1 - Mr.

Cotter

October 29, 1968

JUNE

MEMORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RE:

0

EMBASSY OF

WASHINGION,

D.

INTERNAL. SECURITY

Mr. Bromley Smith, Executive Secretary of the

National Security Council, today contacted an official

of this Bureau and requested urgent action by this

Bureau to immediately institute a telephone surveillance

on the Embassy of

• located at

Street,

Northwest, Washington, D. C.

Inasmuch as time is of the essence, it is requested

that you advise of your decision as expeditiously as

possible.

6798-1682RWR

DECTASSIT O BY AUC 39677547/SKS

Very truly yours,

John Edgar Hoover

Director

SENT FROJ! D. O.!

DATE 10 - 29-15

BY

Tolson

FeLoach

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31shop

asper

callahan

onrad.

uvel.

APPROVED

• DATE

REC

125-62078-

NOTE:

Mr. Bromley Smith contacted Assistant to.

the Direr:

DeLoach today (10/29/59) and requested that the above adir.

1.0:

immediately taken.

WFO was contacted today and advised chif

this telephone surveillance can be instituted witu full

assured. Classified "Secret" as our memorandum-reveals

telephone surveillance coverage

• of a toreign dirlomatic

ment, unauthorized disclosure of

which would result in

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OPTION!: FORM-MC 10

5010-100

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GSA GEN

REG. NO. 2.

• CNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

CA98-1682 Rwe

AII, INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 9-17-89 BYAVC 3967

SAM/SKS

: MR. TOLSON

DATE:

11/19/68

Tolson

DeLoach

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Casper.

Callahan

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: C. D. DE LOACH

CHECK OF PHONE CALLS FROM

ALBUQUERQUE TO MRS. CHENNAULT

OR SOUTH VIETNAMESE EMBASSY

ON NOVEMBER 2, 1968

920.

For record purposes, at President Lyndon B. Johnson's speci..

Vice Presidential candidate Spiro Agnew on the date of November 2, 1968,

atz

the time he was in Albuquerque.

SAC Jordan called back 11/13/68 and reported that Governor Agnew's

campaign American Airlines charter plane arrived in Albuquerque at 11:44

a.m., November 2, 1968. It departed at 2:10 p.m. for Harlingen, Texas.

There were three phones placed on his plane at the time of arrival. Numbers

of these telephones were 247-1448, 247-1449 and 247-1440. The last two

mentioned phones were never used.. There were five phone calls either made

from or charged to the first listed number. Three of these calls were

specifically made from this phone while two were made from a pay station at

the airport near this phone.

At 11:59 a.m., Governor Agnew personally made a call to Washington,

D. C., area code 202, 737-5600, to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The call

(lasted approximately three minutes 1806465-64069-

66

The second call was made at 12:16 p.m. by staff member Kent Crane

from a pay phone, 299-9920, which was chargeable to the above listed first

phone on the plane. This call was made to Harlingen, Texas,

to a Mr. Cal

Purdy.

M8 DEC 4 1968

At 3:10 p.m. a third call was made by the same

Kent Crane: to

New York City from the same pay phone and chargeable to the first listed phone

on the plane.. The call to New York was made to area code 212, 288-8444

This call lasted approximately nine minutes and forty seconds. (Investigation

by the New York Office has subsequently shown that this telephone number is a

listed number and the subscriber is Bruce Friedle, a sculptor, 304 East 75th

Street, New York City. He has the entire floor and has had service there

prior to 1966. Mr. Friedle also has an outside extension to this phone at

1349 First

Avenue, Apartment 3, which is in the same area.)

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C. D. DeLoach to Mr. Tolson

Re: Check of Phone Calls from Albuquerque

The fourth call was made to Mr. Jim Miller, New York City,

whose telephone number is area code 212, 661-6400. This call lasted

approximately two minutes and 22 seconds.

The fifth and last call was made at 1:02 p.m. by Kent Crane to a

Mr. Hitt in Washington, D. C., to telephone number area code 202, 783-4201,

which number is listed to Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters. This call

lasted for one minute and 51 seconds and this phone is chargeable to Maurice

Stans, at the said Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters.

SAC Jordan reported that there had been no toll calls from

Albuquerque to the South Vietnamese Embassy, Washington, D. C., or none

to the telephone number of Mrs. Claire Chennault, Washington, D. C. He

also reported that in the event there had been credit card calls from

Albuquerque to Washington, D. C., it would be impossible to trace these

calls in Albuquerque inasmuch as all such charges are routed to Baltimore,

Maryland, for administrative handling. (The Baltimore Office has not been

instructed to check these later possibilities. It takes approximately thirty

days for them to be coordinated.)

The above information was furnished telephonically to the Director

on 11/13/68.

President Lyndon B. Johnson called at approximately 4:00 p.m.,

11/13/68, and asked concerning progress regarding the above matter. He

was given, the spectic detalls as enumerated above on a verbatim basis.

He instructed that a check be made to determine if the fifth call to a Mr. Hitt

at Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters could possibly have been made to

Mrs. "Chennault. He stated he understood that we were physically surveilling

Mrs. Chennault at the time and therefore a record should have been made of

her whereabouts so that a determination could be made concerning whether

she was at Nixon-Agnew Headquarters at the time (1:02 p.m., 11/2/68).

I told him this would be done. He also asked that Washington, D. C.

toll calls be checked to ascertain if there had been any phone calls from

Mrs. Chennault or the South Vietnamese Embassy to New Mexico, Texas,

or Los Angeles on the date of November 2, 1968.

At 3:00 p.m. on 11/15/681 called Jim Jones, Special Assistant to

the President, and indicated that our surveillance on Mrs. Chennault as of

11/2/68 reflected that she remained at home until approximately 1:30 p.m.

that date at which time she departed for Baltimore, Maryland.

I also u?:

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him that toll call checks in Washington, D. C., failed to reflect receipt of any

calls by her or made from her to New Mexico, Texas or California. I told

him that we were not checking credit card calls in Baltimore inasmuch as this

appeared to be a waste of time.

The same information as reflected in the foregoing paragraphs was

given to Bromley Smith, Foreign Intelligence Advisor to the President, as of

11/18/68, when he called and made inquiry concerning another phase of this

matter. Neither Smith nor Jones asked for further investigation concerning

this matter.

No further investigation is being conducted as of this time other than

the technical installation on the South Vietnamese Embassy which was specifically

requested by the White House and subsequently approved by the Attorney General.

ACTION:

For record purposes.

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TC.

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Mr.

W: C. Sullivan? 4

L SENd DATE: Novenber 12, 1968:

FROM • :

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Tele. Aron

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SUBJECT:

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TRAVEL OF VICE-PRESIDENT ELECT SPIRO T.

LAGNEW

November

2,

1968.

INFORMATION CONCERNING

CA.

7-1.2

22

J. Brown,

White House Situation Room, at 2:35 p.m.,

November, 11,

1968,

telepbonically requested week-end

Supervisor N. J. Mastrovich to specify. relative to exact

arrival and departure time of (now Vice-President Elect)

Spiro T. Agnew in

and out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, on

November 2, 196815

VieT Nan EnAbassy WashingTon, D.C.

Security

Patrol Clerk, Phil Lopez, Albuquerque Office,

was contacted 4:40 P.M..

and requested to locate and provide

above information.

At 3:40 p.m.,

Security Patrol Clerk.

Lopez and Supervisor Phillip Claridge, Albuquerque Office,

called and furnished following regarding arrival and

departure of Agnew:

ALI INFORMATICN CONTAINS

BERLIN IS UNCWSSITIED EXCES

ARRIVED ALSUQUERQUE:

11:15 a.m., November &, 1968, Albuquerque sunport,

proceeded to Highland high school, Albuguerque; Arrived there

11:45 a.m. (Speech, Lunch); left for Albuquerque Sunport

1:15 p.m.; arrived

Albuquerque Sunport 1:30 p.m, Boarded

plane 1:30 p.m. and remained until 2:00 p.m. departure.

(Mountain Standard Time)

KHOKE

DEPARTED ALBUQUERQUE:

EX-105 REC 76 65- 62098-11.

2:00 p.m. destined to Harlingen, Texas,

+06073499553

No

demonstrations, incidents, etc.

18 NOV 15 1063

Brown, White House Situation Room, advised 3:45 p. 1•2

of above information by SA N. J. Mastrovich. (5)

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Memo to Mr. Sullivan

_ RE:-

TRAVEL OF VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT SPIRO T. AGNEW

11/2/68

INFORMATION CONCERNINC

SNORET

ADDENDUM:

JAS:mls - 1112/68)

/Mr. Art McCafferty of the White House called at 10:45 a.m.

this morning and stated that he desired to clarify the times

indicated for Mr. Agnew's presence in Albuquerque; that Mr. Brown had

apparently made an error in computing Albuquerque time in comparison

with Washington time.

I went over the time schedule again with

Mr. McCafferty and pointed.out that this information was, in fact,

based on Mountain Standard Time.

He expressed appreciation and said

. that this would clarify the matter as far as he is concerned.

We are.condretin

lathan

was inquis is

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TO

Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: November 12, 1968:

FROM

J. A. Sizoo

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SUBJECT:

TRAVEL OF VICE-PRESIDENT ELECT SPIRO T. AGNEW

November 2, 1968

INFORMATION CONCERNING

Til

J. Brown, White House Situation Room, at 2:35

p.M.y

November 11, 1968,

telephonically requested week-end

Supervisor N. J.

Mastrovich to specify relative to exact

arrival and departure time of (now Vice-President Elect)

Spiro I. Agnew in and out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, on

November 2, 1968(5) VieTNain.

Embassy WashingTon, D.C.

security

Patrol Clerk, Phil Lopez, Albuquerque Office,

was contacted 2:40

and requested to locate and provide

above information.

"At 3:40 p.m., Security Patrol ClerK.

called and furnished following regarding arrival and

departure of Agnew:

ARRIVED ALBUQUERQUE:

FILIN IS UNCLASSITIZO 2T0'Y

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINSU

LONG SEQUAL DEHERETSE

November 2, 1968, Albuquerque Sunport,

proceeded to Highland High School, Albuquerque;

Arrived there

11:45 a.m. (Speech, Lunch), left for Albuquerque Sunport

1:15 p.m.; arrived

Albuquerque Sunport 1:30 p.m; Boarded

1:30 p.m. and remained until 2:00 p.m. departure.

(Mountain Standard Time)

DEPARTED ALBUQUERQUE:

EX-105 REC-76 65- 62098-1I1

demonstrations, incidents, etc.

2:00 p.m. destined to Harlingen, Texas, 18 NOV 25 1968

Brown, White House Situation Room, advised 3:45 p.m.,

of above information by SA N. J. Mastrovich. (5)

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(6)

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MI.

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D. DeLoach

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J.

C.

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Mr. N. i.

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Memo to Mr. Sullivan

RE:

TRAVEL OF VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT SPIRO T. AGNEW

11/2/68

INFORMATION CONCERNING

ADDENDUM:

{JAS:mls - 1112/68)

/Mr. Art McCafferty of the White House called at 10:45 a.n.

this morning and stated that he desired to clarify the times

indicated for Mr. Agnew's presence in Albuquerque; that Mr. Brown had

apparently made an error in computing Albuquerque time in comparison

with Washington time. I went over the time schedule again with

Mr. McCafferty and pointed out that this information was, in fact,

based on Mountain Standard Time.

He expressed appreciation and said

that this would clarify the matter as far as he is concerned.

We are conducting

further

Etes

mess

- Right.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

ONTIONAL FORMING 1O

5010-106

MAY 1983 LOITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO, Zi

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

CA98-1682RWR

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

_BY AVC 34675/SBN/SKS.

D4X39-17-99

: MR. TOLSON

DATE:

11/19/68

: C. D. DE LOACH

Tolson

DeLoach

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Callahon

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Tele. Room

Holme; -

ranges

CHECK OF PHONE CALLS FROM

ALBUQUERQUE TO MRS. CHENNAULI

OR SOUTH VIETNAMESE EMBASSY

ON NOVEMBER 2, 1968

For record purposes, at President Lyndon B. Johnson's speei

(frequest, SAC Jordan, Albuquerque, New Mexico, was instructed on 11/12,

to have a careful check made of all outgoing phone calls made by the then

| Vice Presidential candidate Spiro Agnew on the date of November 2, 1968,

at;

the time he was in Albuquerque.

SAC Jordan called back 11/13/68 and reported that Governor Agnew's

campaign American Airlines charter plane arrived in Albuquerque at 11:44

a.m., November 2, 1968. It departed at 2:10 p.m. for Harlingen, Texas.

There were three phones placed on his plane at the time of arrival. Numbers

of these telephones were 247-1448, 247-1449 and 247-1440. The last two

mentioned phones were never used.. There were five phone calls either made

from or charged to the first listed number. Three of these calls were

specifically made from this phone while two were made from a pay station at

the airport near this phone.

At 11:59 a.m., Governor Agnew personally made a call to Washington,

D. C., area code 202, 737-5600, to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The call

lasted approximately three minutes /E-6445 sinti-ll

The second call was made at 12:16 p.m. by staff member Kent Crane

from a pay phone, 299-9920, which was chargeable, to the above listed first

phone on the plane. This call was made to Harlingen,

Purdy.

Texas, to a Mi. Cal

1114

128 DEC $ 1959

At 3:10 p.m. a third call was made by the Same

Kent Crane. to

New York City from the same pay phone and chargeable to

the first listed phone

on the plane. The call to New York was made to area code 212, 288-8444.

This call lasted approximately nine minutes and forty seconds. (Investigation

by the New York Office has subsequently shown that this telephone number is a

listed number and the subscriber is Bruce Friedle, a sculptor, 304 East 76th

Street, New York City. He has the entire floor and has had service there

prior to 1966. Mr. Friedle also has an outside extension to this phone at

1349 Tript Avenue, Apartment 3, which is in in aunt aru.)

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C. D. De Loach to Mr. Tolson

Re: Check of Phone Calls from Albuquerque

The fourth call was made to Mr. Jim Miller, New York City,

whose telephone number is area code 212, 661-6400. This call lasted

approximately two minutes and 22 seconds.

The fifth and last call was made at 1:02 p.m. by Kent Crane to a

Mr. Hitt in Washington, D. C., to telephone number area code 202, 783-4201,

which number is listed to Nixon-Agnew Campaion Headquarters. This call

lasted for one minute and 51 seconds and this phone is chargeable to Maurice

Stans, at the said Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters.

SAC Jordan reported that there had been no toll calls from

Albuquer que to the South Vietnamese Embassy, Washington, D. C., or none

to the telephone number of Mrs. Claire Chennault, Washington, D. C. He

also reported that in the event there had been credit card calls from

Albuquerque to Washington, D. C., it would be impossible to trace these

calls in Albuquerque inasmuch as all such charges are routed to Baltimore.

Maryland, for administrative handling. (The Baltimore Office has not been

instructed to check these later possibilities. It takes approximately thirty

days for them to be coordinated.)

The above information was furnished telephonically to the Director

on 11/13/68.

President Lynaon s. Johnson called at approximately 4:00 p.m.,

11/13/68, and asked concerning progress regarding the above matter...

was given the specitic detalls as enumerated above on a verbatim basis.

He instructed that a check be made to determine if the fifth call to a Mr. Hitt

at Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters could possibly have been made to

Mrs. Chennault. He stated he understood that we were physically surveilling

Mrs. Chennault at the time and therefore a record should have been made of

her whereabouts so that a determination could be made concerning whether

she was at Nixon-Agnew Headquarters at the time (1:02 p.m., 11/2/58).

I told him this would be done. He also asked that Washington, D. C.

toll calls be checked to ascertain if there had been any phone calls from

Mrs. Chennault or the South Vietnamese Embassy to New Mexico, Texas,

or Los Angeles on the date of November 2, 1968.

At 3:00 p.m. on 11/15/68 I called Jim Jones, Special Assistant to

the President, and indicated that öur surveillance on Mrs. Chennault as of

11/2/68 reflected that she remained at home until approximately 1:30 p.m.

that date at which time she departed for Baltimore, Maryland.

I also tols

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C. D. DeLoach to Mr. Tolson

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him that toll call checks in Washington, D. C., failed to reflect receipt of any

calls by her or made from her to New Mexico, Texas or California. I told

him that we were not checking credit card calls in Baltimore inasmuch as this

appeared to be a waste of time.

The same information as reflected in the foregoing paragraphs was

given to Bromley Smith, Foreign Intelligence Advisor to the President, as of

11/18/68, when he called and made inquiry concerning another phase of this

matter. Neither Smith nor Jones asked for further investigation concerning

this matter.

No further investigation is being conducted as of this time other than

the technical installation on the South Vietnamese Embassy which was specifically

requested by the White House and subsequently approved by the Attorney General.

ACTION:

vis:

For record purposes.

time are.

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SPYIONI! FORMING 1O

3010-108

MAY I9A2 EDITION

OSA GEN, RIG, NO. Ni

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

MR. TOLSON

FROM

C. D. DE LOACH

LA18680K4.

SIT, INFORMATION CONTAINE

Tolson

DeLeach

HEREIN ES UNCLASSIFTED

DANS 9/17/99 BYAUC 3962.75 AHESKS

Mahs -

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Casper

Callahan

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11/19/68

Poton.

Tani -

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Holmes-

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P012905352

SUBJECT:

CHECK OF PHONE CALLS FROM

ALBUQUERQUE TO MRS. CHENNAULT

OR SOUTH VIETNAMESE EMBASSY

ON NOVEMBER 2, 1968

wasting Ton, p. C

For record purposes, at President Lyndon B. Johnson's speci

(| request, SAC Jordan, Albuquerque, New Mexico, was instructed on 11/,12,

to have a careful check made of all outgoing phone calls made by the then

l Vice Presidential candidate Spiro Agnew on the date of November 2, 1968,

at

the time he was in Albuquerque.

SAC Jordan called back 11/13/68 and reported that Governor Agnew's

campaign American Airlines charter plane arrived in Albuquerque at 11:41

a. November November 2, It It departed at p. p.m. for Harlingen, Texas.

There were three phones placed on his plane at the time of arrival. Numbers:

of these telephones were 247-1448, 247-1449 and 247-1140. The last two

mentioned phones were never used.. There were five phone calis either made;

from or charged to the first listed number. Three of these calls were

specitically made from this phone while two were made from a pay station at

the airport near this phone.

At 11:59 a.m., Governor Agnew personally made a call to Washington,

D. C. area code 202, 737-5600, ta Secretary ol State Dean Pusk The call

lasted approximately three minues TEC 4e5: 1: 6l

The second call was made at 12:16 p.m. by staff member Kent Crane

from a pay phone, 299-9920, which was chargeable, to the above listed first

phone on the plane. This call was made to Harlingen, Texas, to a Mr. Cal

Purdy.

I8 DEG A 1968

At 3:10 p.m. a third call was made by the same ient Crane to

New York City from the same pay phone and chargeable to the first listed phone

on the plane.

The call to New York was made to area code 212, 289-8444.

This call lasted approximately nine minutes and forty seco.ids. (Investigation

by the New York Office has subsequently shown that this telephone number is a

listed number and the subscriber is Bruce Friedle, a sculptor, 304 East 76th

Street, New York City. He has the entire floor and has had service there

prior to 1956. Mr. Friedle also has an outside extension to this phone at

1349 First Avenue,

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C. D. DeLoach to Mr. Tolson

Re: Check of Phone Calls from Albuquerque

The fourth call was made to Mr. Jim Miller, New York City,

whose telephone number is area code 212, 661-6400. This call lasted

approximately two minutes and 22 seconds.

The fifth and last call was made at 1:02 p.m. by Kent Crane to a

Mr. Hitt in Washington, D. C., to telephone number area code 202, 783-4201,

which number is listed to Nixon-Agnew Campaion Headquarters. This call

lasted for one minute and 51 seconds and this phone is chargeable to Maurice

Stans, at the said Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters.

SAC Jordan reported that there had been no toll calls from

Albuquerque to the South Vietnamese Embassy, Washington, D. C., or none

to the telephone number of Mrs. Claire Chennault, Washington, D. C. He

also reported that in the event there had been credit card calls from

Albuquerque to Washington, D. C., it would be impossible to trace these

calls in Albuquerque inasmuch as all such charges are routed to Baltimore.

Maryland, for administrative handling. (The Baltimore Office has not been

instructed to check these later possibilities. It takes approximately thirty

days for them to be coordinated.)

The above information was furnished telephonically to the Director

on 11/13/68.

President Lyndon B. Johnson called at approximately 4:00 p.m.,

11/13/68, and asked concerning progress regarding the above matter. He

was given the specific details as enumerated above on a verbatim basis.

He instructed that a check be made to determine if the fifth call to a Mr. Hitt

at Nixon-Agnew Campaign Headquarters could possibly have been made to

Mrs. Chennault. He stated he understood that we were physically surveilling

Mrs. Chennault at the time and therefore a record should have been made of

her whereabouts so that a determination could be made concerning whether

she was at Nixon-Agnew Headquarters at the time (1:02 p.m., 11/2/58).

I told him this would be done. He also asked that Washington, D. C.

toll calls be checked to ascertain if there had been any phone calls from

Mrs. Chennault or the South Vietnamese Embassy to New Mexico, Texas,

or Los Angeles on the date of November 2, 1968.

At 3:00 p.m. on on I called Jim Jones, Special Assistant to

the President, and indicated that our surveillance on Mrs. Chennault as of

11/2/68 reflected that she remained at home until approximately 1:30 p.m.

that date at which time she departed for Baltimore, Maryland. I also loi:

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him that toll call checks in Washington, D. C.; failed to reflect receipt of any

calls by her or made from her to New Mexico, Texas or California. I told

him that we were not checking credit card calls in Baltimore inasmuch as this

appeared to be a waste of time.

The same information as reflected in the foregoing paragraphs was

given to Bromley Smith, Foreign Intelligence Advisor to the President, as of

11/18/68, when he called and made inquiry concerning another phase of this

matter. Neither Smith nor Jones asked for further investigation concerning

this matter.

No further investigation is being conducted as of this time other than

the technical installation on the South Vietnamese Embassy which was specifically

requested by the White House and subsequently approved by the Attorney General.

ACTION:

For record purposes.

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TO

Mr. W. C. Sullivan

PATE: November 12, 1968

FROM : J. A. Sizoo

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SUBJECT:

TRAVEL OF

VICE-PRESIDENT ELECT SPIRO T

AGNEW

November 2,

1968

INFORMATION CONCERNING

ATI INFORMATION CONTAINS

ESSOZE ELLISSYTONA SI SURIS

* DELHANNO HMORE CASE

Tis

J. Brown,

White House Situation Room, at 2:35 p.m.,

November 11, 1968,

Supervisor N. J. Mastrovich to specily relative to exact

13. , strophon

telephonically requested week-end

arrival and departure time of (now.Vice-President Elect)

Spiro I. Agnew in and'out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, on

November 2, 1968.5)

VieT Nain EMbassy WastingTon, D.E. (5)

Patrol Clerk, Phil Lopez, Albuquerque Office,

was contacted 2:40 p.M.,

and requested to locate and provide

above information.. At 3:40 p.m.,

Security Patrol Clerk.

Lopez and supervisor Phillip Clariage, Albuquerque Office,

called and furnished following regarding arrival and

departure of Agnew:

ARRIVED ALBUQUERQUE:

11:15 a.m., November 2, 1968, Albuquerque Sunport,

• proceeded to Highland High School, Albuquerque;

Arrived there

11:45 a.m. (Speech, Lunch), left for Albuquerque Sunport

1:15 p.m.; arrived

Albuquerque Sunport 1:30 p.m;

Boarded

plane 1:30 p.m. and remained untis 2:00 p.m. departure.

(Mountain Standard Time)

DEPARTED ALBUQUERQUE:

EX-105

REG- 76 65- 62095-1

wwww.ewstewane.co

2:00 p.m. destined to Harlingen, Texas,

No

demonstrations, incidents, etc.

16 NOV 15 1968

Brown, White House Situation Room,

advised 3:45 p.M.1

of above information by SAN. i. Mastrovich. S

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Brennan

J.

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Mego to Mr. Sullivan

RE :

TRAVEL OF VICE PRESIDENT-ELECT SPIRO T. AGNEW

11/2/68

• INFORMATION CONCERNING

ADDENDUM:

(JAS:mls - 1172/68)

Mr. Art McCafferty of the White House called at 10:45 a.m.

this morning and stated

that he desired to clarify the times

indicated for Mr. Agnew's presence in Albuquerque; that Mr. Brown had

apparently made

an error in computing Albuquerque

time in comparison

with Washington time.

I went over the time schedule again with

Hr. McCafferty and pointed out that this information was, in fact,

based on Mountain Standard Time.

He expressed appreciation and said

that this would clarify the matter as far as he is concerned.

we are. c

this "

matter

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TO

: MR. TOLSON

DATE:

136

FROM :. C. D. DeLOACH,-•

November 4, 1968

CONARENTAL

Holass

Gondy -

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF SOUTH VIETNAM

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - VIETNAM

19799

washingran, Di

Bromtey Smith called me at 2:25 p.m.

today from

the White House.

He stated the President had

instructed

him to call the

FBI to request that all copies of messages

being forwarded from the FBI to the White House in connection

with the South Vietnam Embassy and Mrs. Chennault be treated

in the strictest confidence and

to protect these communications.

that

all precautions be taker

(U

Smith told me that this situation may very well

"blow the roof off of the political race yet."

I told Smith

that we naturally treated all FBI communications with great

secrecy and that these communications were no exception.

He stated he had heard that the story was leaking out in

a put roat

Saigon, South Vietnam.

I told him that apparently a message

sent to him from the FBI reflecting coverage

of

the South

Vietnam Embassy had confirmed this fact.&

ACTION:

2

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MATE: Novembor 4, 1908

CONGOENTIAI

FROM : C. D. DeLOACH,

Hole.

Candy -o.

==9

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS -

-Bromtey Smith called me at 2:25 p.m. today from

the White House.

He stated the President had instructed

him to call the FBI to request that all copies of messages

being forwarded from the FBI to the White House in connection

with the

• Embassy and

'be treated

in the strictest confidence and

that all precautions be 'taken

to protect these communications..u

Smith told me that this situation may very well

"blow the roof off of the political race yet."

I told Smith

that we naturally treated all: FBI communications with great

secrecy and that these communications were no exception..

He stated he had heard that the story was leaking out in

I told him that apparently a message

sent

to

him from the fBi reflecting coverage of

the

Embassy had confirmed this fact.

ACTION:

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CDD : hmm

(3)

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O A NOV

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: MR: TOLSON

DATE:

November 4, 1968

б

FROM : C. D. DeLOACH

Ten ther

wan.

Togas, Ha.t..

Hotter: .

Garriy

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF SOUTH VIETNAM

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - VIETNAM

= :

Washington, DE

- Bromley Smith called me at 2:25 p.m. today from

the White House. He stated the President had

instructed

him to call the FBI to request that all copies of messages

being forwarded from the FBI to the White House in connection

with the South Vietnam Embassy and Mrs. Chennault be treated

in the strictest confidence and that all precautions be taken

Ito protect these communications.

Smith told me that this situation may very well

"blow the roof off of the political race yet." I told Smith

that we naturally treated all fBI communications with great

secrecy and that these communications were no exception.

He stated he had heard that the story was leaking out in

Saigon, South Vietnam.

I told him that apparently a message

sent to him from the FBI reflecting coverage of the South

Vietnam Embassy had confirmed this fact.

ACTION:

For record purposes.

CDD: hmm

(3)

8A98-1682 euR

AEL INFORMATION CONTAINED,

DATE 9-1-99

FIRST-IS UNCLASS THUS 3967)

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ROUTE

3010-100

IN ENVELOPE

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 196Z EDITION

GIA GEN, REG, NO, 27

•UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

1-Mr. De Loach

1-Mr. Sullivan

TO

: MR. TOLSON

DATE:

#CA98-1682 RUR

10/30/68

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

FROM

:C. D. DE LOACH

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 9-1-99 BYSP 2 FLIN LIG

SUBJECT: EMBASSY OF SOUTH VIETNAM

washingtun, Die

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - VIETNAM

Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room

White House, 10/30/68

Tolson

DeLoach -

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt -

Gule -

Rosen

Sulliva

'avel

Trotter -

Tele. Room -

Holmes --

Gandy

Bromley Smith called from the White House at 5:50 p.m.

He stated that the President had just called him and had indicated that

i

the information furnished by the FBI today in the captioned case was

extremely significant. According to Smith, the President ordered that

the FBI begin an immediate surveillance of Mrs. Claire Chennault so that

it can be determined every place she went and every person she met with -

in the next several days.

TO REG40 65-62098-171

I told Smith that the obtaining of complete intelligence in

such an assignment would be almost an impossibility in view of the fact

that Mrs. Chennault lived at the Watergate here in Washington and was

constantly involved in social activities. I stated that furthermore it was

widely known that she was involved in Republican political circles and, if

it became known that the FBI was surveilling her this would put us in a

mostuntenable and embarrassing position.

Smith said he recognized this

fact, however, the President had given him a direct order and he was

I passing it on to us.

Smith also told me that the White House is as yet undecided

as to whether or not Mrs. Chennault is working for certain factions within

the United States (presumably the Republican Party) or if she is actually

working for the Hanoi Government.

He stated that the President frankly

believes that she is an activist with respect to peace negotiations and that

it may very well be that she is working for Hanoi. I again explained the

difficulties in instituting such a surveillance, however, told Smith we would

do what we could.

After checking with the Director, I issued instructions to

Inspector Sizoo of the Domestic Intelligence Division that a loose surveillance

be maintained on Virs. Chennault until it was determined what her usual daily

schedule would be; iurthermore, that consideration would be given within the

next 2i cours as to whether or not the White House wanted to request that a

wiretag de placed on this woman.

ACTION

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:, 19

ROUTE

IN

3010-108°

ENVELOPE

OPTIONAL TORM MO. 10

MAY 1P02 IDITION

OSA GAN, REG

NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

MR. TOLSON

FROM

:C. D. DE LOAGI

1-Mr. DeLoach

1-Mr. Sullivan

DATE:

10/30/68

DECLASSIFIED BY AUC 396.77 SAH/SKS

071 9-1-99

SUBJECT: EMBASSY OF

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS

Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room

White House, 10/30/68

washington, D.c

CONFDENTAL.

Casper

Callahon.

Conrod.

Felt

Gole

Troller -

Tele. Room --

Holmes -1

Gandy -.

Bromley Smith called from the White House at 5:50 p.m.

He stated that the President had just called him and had indicated that

the information furnished by the FBI today in the captioned case was

extremely significant.

According to Smith, the President ordered that

the FBI begin an immediate surveillance of

so that

it can be determined every place she went and every person she met with -

in the next several days. +a R16-40 65-6009111

EX 110

I told Smith that the obtaining of complete intelligence in

such an assignment would be almost an impossibility in view of the fact

that

›lived at the &

& here in Washington and was

constantly involved in social activities. I stated that furthermore it was

CLASSIFIED

EXEMPT FROM GDS

widely known that she was involved in Republican political circles and, if

it became known that the FBI was surveilling her this would put us in a

• most untenable and embarrassing position. Smith said he recognized this

fact, however, the President had given him a direct order and he was

passing it on to us.

DATE

Smith also told me that the White House is as yet undecided

as to whether or not

is working for certain factions within

the United States (presumably the Republican Party) or if she is actually

working for the

*Government. He stated that the President frankly

believes that she is an activist with respect to

negotiations and that

it may very well be that she is working for

I again explained the

difficulties in instituting such a surveillance, however, told Smith we would

do what we could.

EN (V)

After checking with the Director, I issued instructions to

Inspector Sizoo of the Domestic Intelligence Division that a loose surveillance

be maintained on

until it was determined what her usual d: ly

schedule would be; furthermore,

that consideration would be given within t

next 2'1 hours as to whether or not the White House wanted to request thut a

wiretap be placed on this woman.

ACLION

wnTe for record purposes.

IDENTIAL

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ROUTE IN ENVELOPE

OFTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010-108

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

COMFIDENTIAL

Mohr

Memorandum

Bishop

1-Mr. De Loach

Casper.

Callahon

1-Mr. Sulliyan

Conrad -

Felt -

TO

: MR. TOLSON

DATE:

10/30/68

FROM

:C. D. DE LOACI

DECTASSTEID BY AUT 39672SQL/SKS

05. 9-1-99

2798-168-2W2

waterie

Tele. Room -

Holmes -.

Gandy -

SUBJECT: EMBASSY OF SOUTH VIETNAM

washington.D.e

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS -VIETNAM

Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room

White House, 10/30/68

Bromley Smith called from the White House at 5:50 p.m.

He stated that the President had just called him and had indicated that

the information furnished by the FBI today in the captioned case was

extremely significant. According to Smith, the President ordered that

the FBI begin an immediate surveillance of Mrs. Claire Chennault so that

2

INDEFIN

GO

CATION

it can be determined every place she went and every person she met with -

in the next several days.

IC REC-40

65-62088-171

I told Smith that the obtaining of complete intelligence in

such an assignment would be almost an impossibility in view of the fact

that Mrs. Chennault lived at the Watergate here in Washington and was

constantly involved in social activities. I stated that furthermore it was

widely known that she was involved in Republican political circles and, if

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DATE OF DECLAS

it became known that the FBI was surveilling her this would put us in a

most interable and embarrassing position. Smith said he recognized this

fact, however, the President had given him a direct order and he was

Ipassing it on to us.

*X(U)

Smith also told me that the White House is as yet undecided

as to whether or not Mrs. Chennault is working for certain factions within

the United States (presumably the Republican Party) or if she is actually

working for the Hanoi Government. He stated that the President frankly

believes that she is an activist with respect to peace negotiations and that

it may very well be that she is working for Hanoi. I again explained the

difficulties in instituting such a surveillance, however, told Smith we would

do what we could.

(U)

After checking with the Director, I issued instructions to

Inspector Sizoo of the Domestic Intelligence Division that a loose surveillance

be maintained on Mrs. Chennault until it was determined what her usual daily

schedule would be; furthermore, that consideration would be given within the

next 21 hours as to whether or not the White House wanted to request that a

wiretap be placed on this woman.

ACTION

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TO

: MR. TOLSON

DATE:

FROM : C. D. DE LOA

C

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF SOUTH VIETNAM

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - VIETNAM

Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room,

White House, 11/7/68

11/7/68

K0.6g

Troding

Tele k9r091"

DECLASSIFIED BY AUC 316125

4-=19

CAOF -16

SKS

Bromley Smith, intelligence advisor to the President,

called at 11:00 a.m. this morning and indicated he had discussed

captioned matter with the President and the President now wanted

the FBI to abandon its physical surveillance of Mrs. Claire Chennault

as well as the physical surveillance on the South Vietnamese Embassy.

Smith told me that the President desired for us to keep the current

wiretap on the South Vietnamese Embassy in operation.

Smith additionally mentioned that the President was of

the opinion that the intelligence obtained by the FBI in this operation

was of the highest order. He stated that the facts furnished by the FBI

had been exactly what had been needed by the White House and that he

and the President were very grateful.

Instructions have been given to the Domestic Intelligence

Division to cancel the surveillance on Mrs. Chennault and the South

Vietnamese Embassy immediately. We will, of course, continue the

wiretap on the Embassy. (S)(U)

ACTION:

For record purposes.

REG-S 5-62 058-19900

CDD:amr:

N(3)

51 N0/ 19 1968

VEC.E

+0-44-9944100

*CLASSIFIED BY

EXEMPT FROM GDS

CALECORY

DATE OF DECLASSIFICATION WIDER-IN?

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;

TO

MR. TOLSON

DATE: 11/7/68

FROM : C. D. DE LOA

* it:

Troller

Holta

SUBJECT:

Datinct

EMBASSY OF SOUTH VIETNAM

FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - VIETNAM

Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room,

White House, 11/7/68 Wehimisition

Bromley Smith, intelligence advisor to the President,

called at 11:00 a.m. this morning and indicated he had discussed

captioned matter with the President and the President now wanted

the FBI to abandon its physical surveillance of Mrs. Claire Chennault

as well as the physical surveillance on the South Vietnamese Embassy.

Smith told me that the President desired for us to keep the current

wiretap on the South Vietnamese Embassy in operation.

- Smith additionally mentioned that the President was of

the opinion that the intelligence obtained by the FBI in this operation

was of the highest order.

He stated that the facts furnished by the FBI

had been exactly what had been needed by the White House and that he

and the President were very grateful.

Instructions have been given to the Domestic Intelligence

Division to cancel the surveillance on Mrs. Chennault and the South

Vietnamese Embassy immediately. We will, of course, continue the

wiretap on the Embassy.

ACTION:

For record purposes.

#0A98-1682RWK

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

MEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

PERE 1-5-99 99ASTAUC39677 SAM/SKS

1(3)

61 N0/ 19 1968

5-

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

:C. D. DE LOA

SURE

Holeser

EMBASSY OF

FOREIGN POLITICAL MÄTTERS

Call from Bromley Smith, Situation Room,

White House, 11/7/68 in Miesian 12

Bromley Smith, intelligence advisor to the President,

called at 11:00 a.m. this morning and indicated he had discussed

captioned matter with the President and the President now wanted

the FBI to abandon its physical surveillance of

as well as the physical surveillance on the

Smith told me that the President desired for us to keep

Embassy.

current

wiretap on the

Embassy in operation.

Smith additionally mentioned that the President was of

the opinion that the intelligence obtained by the FBI in this operation

was of the highest order. He stated that the facts furnished by the FBI

had been exactly what had been needed by the White House and that he

and the President were very grateful.

Instructions have been given to the Domestic Intelligence

Division to cancel the surveillance on

- and the

Embassy immediately. We will, of course, continue the

wiretap on the Embassy. 25) (v)

ACTION:

#CA98-1682 eWK

For record purposes.

DSCEASSIPIED BY AUC-39672.5 A,4/SKs

055 9-1-99

5-

REC541-5-62073-1410

HEC.

51 N0/19 1968

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DATE OF DECLASICITION INGENTE

OPT

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"OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010-106

MAY 1962 ROLL'ON

OLA GEN, XEG, NO. 27

UNITED STATES GO RNMENT

Memorandum

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad.

Felt -

Gale

TO

: Mr. W. C. Sullivan

DATE: 11/4/68

Rosen

Sullivan -

Tavel -

Trolter -

FROM

:C. D. Brennan/

1 =

Mr.

W.C. Sullivan

Tele. Room -

Holmes -

1

Mr.

C.D. Brennan

Gandy -

Mr.

R.D. Cotter

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

- Mr. T.J. McNiff

IS - VIETNAM

Ma Kiaster 00

RAS:

The following is a resume of activity pertaining

to captioned matter which occurred during the 4:00 PM to

midnight shift, 11/2/68.

CAS Of 4:00 PM, Anna

Chennault supposedly was en

route to New York in her chauffeur driven car, and arrange-

ments had been made for New Yorks Office Agents to observe

her entering the city and place her under discreet surveillance.

AIL INTORMATION CONTAINAU EA98-1682RWK

HEREIN IS UNCIASSIFIED

_BX AUC 3%

DARE 9-8-99

At 7:45 PM a

teletype of usual significance was

received from

WFO, and the contents of this teletype was promptly

furnished Mr. DeLoach

and Mr. Sizoo via a conference call.

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At 8:20 PM,

SAS Robert Marble and John Broderick,

New York Office,

advised that Chennault was expected to

arrive in New York

at approximately 6:15 PM.

By 5:00 PM,

three units with nine men were stationed on the New Jersey

Turnpike, south of Neward, to observe her car.

As of 8:20 PM,

her car was not observed.

These Agents were then instructed

to have these units nove into the city and check the better

hotels through establisted sources and to check logical garages

in an attempt to locate ier.

It was enphasized that this

investigation was very

delicate and that Agents should utilize

utmost discretion

in maintaining security.

These Agents were

also advised that the New York Office should submit daily

teletypes on this investigation until further notified.

At 10:10 PM, in John Bauderick;

New York Office,

advised that investigacion nad been unproductive as of that time.

At 10:15 !. M7. Si200 was advised of statud0bfd 1858

investigation.

Ipon desi lutions irom No.

Sizoo, SA_John

Broderick was adrier tire Agents continue to check hotei

sources and garages

and Sirally colpiated.

Sinilar investigation

should continue during fight bours, sunday, 11/3/6s.

At 10:20 = is cred K. Nicholas, YEO, was contacted

and advised ot inpur. nos it

investigation.

Any infornation

relating to were pous? cachidult should be immediately

phoned to tre Buria.

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Memo to Mr. W. C. Sullivan

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

At 11:50 PM, SA John Broderick, New York Office,

advised that investigation of all logical locations had

been negative.

Surveillance teams were discontinuing

investigation for day and arrangements were made to renew

investigation on following day.

Teletype summary of activity

• 11/2/68, was forthcoming.

ACTION:

None.

For information.

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OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDIRON

5010-106

- Than GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GO RNMENT

Memorandum

Tolson

DeLoach

Mohr -

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Felt

Gale

TO

: Mr. W. C. Sulliva

DATE: 11/4/68

Rosen

Sullivan .

Tavel -

Trotter.

FROM : C. D. Brennan

1

-

Mr.

W.C. Sullivan

Tele. Room -

Holmes -

1

-

MT.

C.D. Brennan

Gandy -

1

SUBJECT:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

1

MI.

R.D. Cotter

- Mr. T.J. McNiff

IS - VIETNAM

idiots LiC

The following is a resume of activity pertaining

to captioned matter which occurred during the 4:00 PM to

midnight shift, 11/2/68.

CA9: 87682RWK

ALL INFORMATION CONTATAND

UNCLASSIFISD

BY AUC

q. F8

HEREIN

AS of 4:00 PM, Anna

Chennault supposedly was

en

route to New York in her chauffeur driven car, and arrange-

ments had been made for New York Office Agents to observe

her entering the city and place her under discreet surveillance.

At 7:45 PM a teletype of usual significance was

received from WFO, and the contents of this teletype was promptly

furnished Mr. DeLoach and Mr. Sizoo via a conference call.

At 8:20 PM,

SAS Robert Marble and John Broderick,

NEw York OffiCe, advised that Chennault was expected to

arrive in New York at

approximately 6:15 PM. By 5:00 PM,

three units with nine men were stationed on the New Jersey

Turnpike, south of Newark, to observe her car. As 01 8:20 PM,

her car was not observed.

These Agents were then instructed

to have these units move into the city and check the better

hotels through established sources and to check logical garages

in an attempt to locate her. It was emphasized that this

investigation was very delicate and that Agents should utilize

utnost discretion

in maintaining security.

These Agents were

also advised that

the New York Office should submit daily

teletypes on this investigation until further notified.

REC 48,

At 10:10 PM, SA John Broderick, New York Office

-=?

advised that investigation had been unproductive as of that time.

At 10:15 PM, Mr. Sizoo was advised of statu!ºbf0 1958

investigation.

Upon

instructions from Mr. Sizoo, SA John

Broderick was advised to have Agents continue to check hotel

sources and garages till logically completed.

Similar investigation

should continue during daylight hours, Sunday, 11/3/68.

WW 55131

At 10:20 PM, SA Alfred K. Nicholas, NO, was contacted

and advised of importance of investigation.

Any informatIOn

relating to whereabouts of Chennault should be immediately

phoned to the Bureau.

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## Page 327

Memo to Mr. W. C. Sullivan

RE:

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

at 1l:5U IM, sA John BroderiCk, New YOrk OIlICe,

advised that investigation of all logical locations bac

been negative. Surveillance teams were discontinuing

investigation for day and arrangements werermade to renew

investigation on following day. Teletype summary of activity

11/2/68, was forthcoming.

ACTION:

-

None.

For information.

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#MDE16

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSII

DATE 10-1+00 BX SP2 ALMITE

Jim Dick

Anna Chenpult -

Memo Deland-Tolor

10/30/68

,st ten erad in filear AC.

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in Section

22

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in

The Attorney General

Director,

FBI

1

2

MI.

B.

Adams

- Mr.

A. Mintz.

(1 - Mx.

J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. J. Cochran

August 18, 1975

1 - Mx. W. R. Wannall

1 - MI.

W.

0. Gregar

1 - Mr. J. P. Thomas

SENATE SELECT COMMENter

ON

INTELEIGENGS ACTIVITIES (SSC)

FMDR16

=_ 10-1-00-x SP-2 ALM/116

Reference is made to the August 5, 1975, request of

the SSC fox FBI materials.

Enclosed is a memorandun for your approval and

forwarding to the Comnittee In response to Iten V in referenced

request, relating to access to screen material by August 18, 1975.

Also enclosed for your records is a copy of the

menorandum prepared for the Conmittee.

Enclosures (2)

62-116395

I - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention: Michael F. Shaheen, JI.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

JPT: 1hb |hb

(11)

REG 23

662-1639554

AUG 21 197'

EX 104

"ENCLOSUICE IN LOLKY ROOM"

Assos, Dir.

Dep. AD Adm.

Dep. AD Inv.

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp, Syst, -.

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Files & Cor..a

Inspection reme

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#MDR16

+ TITOR NTION CONTAINED

NTS UNCLASSE D

1 - Mr. j. B. Adams

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - ME. J. Cochran

1 - Mc. W. R. Wannall

August I0, 1975

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. J. P. Tho

U.S. SENATE BELECI CONTAIRE 10

STUDY COVERNNENTAL OPBRATTONG WITH

RESPECI TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

peterance Is made to Item V of the August 5, 1975,

request by the SSC for access to screen FBI materials.

Materials considezed responsive to the S80 request.

have been assembled and are available fox reviey by se

statt lembers in foon at/s, Jal ililding, regarding the

following parts of Itan V:

Part A. Materials pertaining to Mis, Clafre (Anna)

Chennault and Spito I. Agner.

Regarding Ites Ver Ax, Ge

Information pertaining to actions taken by the White House

as a result of Infornation contained in the munpery letters

desertbed in Item V., A., 4., 1s not contained In TBI files,

Regarding Iten V., A., 7., the FBI has no record of any former

or current Special Agent (SA) named Willien Jeckson who could

have performed the tasks enunerated in the S50 requeat.

However, at the tiee that SA Phil Glaridgo tas au

nad to

the Albuquerque Fleld Offica, there vas also assigned there

a Special Agent named Gordon Jackson, now retized.

The last

known residence for SA Claridge, who retired o

ang: 29: 1973,

ts 619 16th Street M.W., Albuquerque, Hew Mexicos

The last

known residence for SA Jackson 1s 1537 Wellealey Defve M.E.,

Assoc. Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm. -

Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin..

Part B. Materials pertaining to Yeoran Charles E.

Comp, Syst..

Radford.

Ext. Affairs —

Fin: 8 Com. JPT : 1hb lh

Gan. Inv.-

Ident.

(10)

ORIGINAL AND ONE COPY TO AG

Inspection..,

Intell. -

Laboratory

Plon. & Eval.

Spec. Inv.

Training

Legal Coun..

/:

Telephone Rm. -

Director Sec'y -

MAIL ROOM

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGETCE AGTIVITIES (SSC)

Part E.

Materials relating to the lattonal Security

Agency (NSA) "ratch liat," Regarding this sequast, lt should

the "watch Ilat" has been maintained by the fat.

he beat that to has been tae taid in d econ

a diligent search of logical files and Iriquirlen on

possibly knowladgeable of information pertirent to the eSC

request have been conducted.

Matertals secured by this effort

heve been assembled in chrenologleal order, in order to

facilitate Starf review.

Part F. Materials pertaining to authorization for

FBI contacts with, dissemination of FBI Infobration to, receipt

of Information from, and requests by the fBl for action by

...

the Spectal Services Staff of the Internal Revenue Sarviee..

Pursuant to at went tre of recto sat of the sse

and fI. Willlem 0. Cregar of the FBI, the aforementioned

handbook, which deals entirely with technical information, is

available for review by Mr. Mliff to determine its relevance

to SSO Interests.

Should Mr. Elliff deternine that the

handbook or specifie portions thareof are relevant, and request

delivery of sane, prior revfew by FBI laboratory personnel,

pet toler by rat

.to determine the

necessity for securlty.clasatfteatton.ef

requested matertals, will be regutred before delivery.

Fart H. Materials pertaining to FBI activity with

respect to the National Environmental Teach-in (also Known

as

"Harth Day"), April 22, 1970.

Part I. Materials partaining to the origin and

implication of any decision to gather Intelligence on "Homen's

Ilbexation" In the FBI Philadelphia Field Offlee fron 1969

to the present.

Fart J. Additional SAC letters and memoranda

identified on a list attached to the referenced request.

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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVIIIES (SSO)

Fart K. Performance ratings (fozz FD-l85) of

several named curcent ot former FBI employere.

Regarding

this request, pursuant to agreement betueen Me, Blittf, cupca,

and Mr. Gregar, supra, the personnel file of forner SA George

Berley, containing forms FD-185 regarding Mr. Barley, vtil be

available in the posseusion of a representative of the FBT

for discussion and responses to spectfie questions Me, Illiff

may dosite to act 10rardtng the performance ratings contained

therein.

Part L. The current office asaignment or last known

address of Individuals listed in Part K. of the request.

111 be avalare dusty a diet d, the aforementioned materials

entries carried out by the FBI from Januazy 1, 1960, to thie

present. Part D. of the referenced request concerned nateriale

pertaining to any jurisdictional agreements, agreements of

coordination, or other agreements betwean the FBI and any other

Federal, state or local agency with regard to the conduet of

and dissemination of information from sucreptitious entries.

The Department of Justice has previously Informed the SSC that

it has the matter of surreptitious entrfes under study and the

FBI has been instructed by the Department of Justice to withhold

responses to inquiries concerning surreptitious entries until

Departmental study of the matter has been completed.

I - The Attorney General

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

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

DILTR

@ Memo

I Report dated _

8/18/75

Caption of Document:

Senate Select Committee on

Intelligence

Activities.

(Item V of 8/5/75

SC request.)

FBI

Originating Office:

Delivered by:

Received by:

duit Ticke

Title:-

Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

- Date:

1/e/2

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•E:

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 term.

Il a document was made available

for review

but not transmitted, so note.)

XI DOCUMENT BRIEFING INTERVIEW

I TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

8/18/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add

specific names if appropriate)

SSC

I HSC

4. IDENTIFICATION (provide

descriptive data for documents: dive name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Menorandur

s. Wise

RESPONSE

state

verbal

response

initiative,

responsea, formal request.

other-

SSC lettes 8/5/75

6.

CLASSIFICATION

OF

INFORMATION

(enter

U, C.

S,

TS or .

Codeword)

Operating Procedures

Intelligence collection

FORCIN IS UNSLICE

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completinó this

item)

Made available to appropriate personnel of the SSC Staff, for

review at FBIHO, matertals pertaining to Mrs, Clalre (ARRa)

Chennault and Spiro I. Agnew. Addresses furnished of two former

Special Agents of the Albuquerque, New Mesdeo office. Material

pertaining to Yeonan Charles E. Fadford, Materials relating to

the lational Security Ageacy "watch liat", Materials pertaining

to authorization for FBI contacts with, disseatnation of FBI

information to, receipt of Inforuation fron, and requests by the

Fil for actlon by the Special Servisen Staff of the Internal

Ravenue Service, Info"Handbook of Technical Eguipuent. " Matertals

pertaining to ill activity with respect to the Mational EnviDOn-

mental Teach-In, April 22, 1970. Materials pertaining to the

origin and implication of any decision to gather intelligence on

"Women's luberation" in the FBI Ihiladelphia Field Office fron

1969 to the present. Additional SAC letters and memorande.

Performance ratings (fom FD-185) of several need curtent or

forner ElI employaes.

62-116395

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ORIGINAL VIA LIAISON' TO CENTRAL COMMUNITY INDEX

IN CONNECTION WITH SEUSYUDY.

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SSC REQUESTS.

8/5/75 (ACCESS)

12/4/75 (DELIVERY)

62-116-395-344

# MDRIG

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memorandum

Al'E

Auge.

11968

80:

Dixector, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Department of Justice

from:

Assistant Commissioner (Compliance) CP:PH$

satcanal. Revenue Service

¡ubject: Request to be Placed on Dissemination List

Astention: Special. Agent Patrick D. Putnam

For your information i have formed. a committee of some of oui

Compliance people to gather data and recomend actions to be taken

within the Internal Revenue Service relating. to various organizations

of predominantly dissidont or extremist natura and/or people prominently

identified with these osganizations.

The group j have foumed is named the Activists Organizations

CommitLee and is soy functioning with ki. Paul ll. Wrigic as chairman.

¿ 1i1l appreciate ihis committee being placed on your disseminacion

mentioned above sid

. Lile data on the organicacions listed on the attachmenc to this

memorandum.

It is annaron: that addicional requests for information on

organizations and individuals will be made as this connittee proceeds

with its assignment.

¿ wiII appreciate your approval of this initial request and aso

that

any data transmitted be delivered to the attention of hire irigit,

Room 3503, Internsi Revenue Service, 1llI Constitution Avenue,

Hashington, D. f.

sore

Assistant Commissioner

(compliance)

Attachment

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List of Organizations

The Student. Non-violent Coordinating Connittee

:: The Student Voice, Inc..

The Sojourner Motor Fleet, Inc.

The Southern Education and Research Institute, Inc.

The Congress of Racial Equality

~ The Students fax a Democratic Society

:.

• The Black Panther Party

The Revolutionary Action Movement

Tie Deacons for Defense and Justice

• The Nation of Islan.

The Afio-American Research Institute,

Inc.

• The Southern Conference Education Fund

The Progressive Labor Party

Rosen Publishing Company

•Tri-Line Offset Company, Inc..:-:

: The Medical Connittee for Human Rights

• The Fund for Education and Legal Defense

The Minutemen

The American Nazi Party

The United Klans

of Anerica, Inc.

The White Knights of the KKK

The National States Rights Party

AEro-Ancrican Sot

Allied Har

Prisoncis Rescuc Mission

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Americans for Democratic Action.

Auericans for Freedom

Black Brotherhood •

Black Turks

Black United Strategists

Black United Youths

Breakthrough

Christian Beacon, Inc.

Christian Echoes Ministry, Inc.

Church League of America

•Citywide Citizens Action Committee

Civilian Resistance Command

Commandos Is

Cormunist Party Youth Club

Congress of Freedom

Conservative Vice-üords, Inc.

"Dayton Alliance For Racial Equality

Faix Play For Cuba Conmitiee

free Corps

Eree Speech Movement

Fund for The Republic, Inc.

Group for Advanced Leadership

Institute for Ancrican Democracy, Inc.

Institute for the Study of Black Unity

International Horkers Order

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3

Interreligious foundation for Connunity Organization, Inc.

Life Line Foundations, Inc.

Malcolm & Society

Medgar 'Evers Rifle Club

•Militant Labor Forum

Monroe Defense Committee

Muslin Mosque, Inc.

National. Student Association

(Formerly U. S. National Student Association)

Operation Breakthrough

• Organization of Afro-American Unity; Inc.

••.:*

• Patriotic Party

The leace Foundation

Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of. Church and State •

/Louis is. Rabinowitz Foundation

Republic of New Africa

Seroza.j.cse

Socialiat Workers Party

soldiers of The Cross

& southern Student Organizing Committee

Unitarian Society

United Black Community Organization

E. 33. Dubois Clubs

Erliers Horld Party

Joung Socialist Alliance

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Pa, 16

* 1012100.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

cHr..N. C. Sullivan

FROM

i D. J. Brenna, Sre i

DATE:

SUIVICT:

INTERNAL REVENTS SERVICE (IRS)

INVESTTCATIONS OF NEM LIFE AND EXTREMIST

ORGANIZLRIONS AND INDIVIDUALS

8/15/69

Tolson -

DoLooch

Bishop

Cosper.

Coliohon

Conrod:

• Folt.

Gole

Rosen

Sullivor,

Tovel .

Troller i

Tele. foon

•Holmes-

Gandy

Information has been received fron

Er. Paul l. Wight of

F58 that Ins, as a result of loite louse and Corsessional pressued

embarking on a progran looking tovard

tax and gun lay violation

the part of ler leii, blacis extremist, and white extremist

organisations and individuals connecied therewith. hitachod lette?

Ero MiS Assistant Connissioner Donald Sacon requeste that iRs ve.

plicid on.

IBI disseminacion for a number or

these rathizations

under investigation by us.

Wright advised that as a result of considorable pressure

"fron Congress

and the hire house, tus has jorned & commitice at

InS hendquartero Lnown as the acervists Organizatrong Comicee,

proninently connected therenith, and thercaftor initicio ticia

Investigations and audits of these coups and individuals ioouis

Act ci 19G8:

uncovering tas violationg and violations of the Gun Controll

In attached leiter: Bacon requests that ins be placedy

o1 dissonination for our investigative reports involving 12 organi.

Zai202S.

He roquests viet such

dingenination be nace to ins

headquarters, ros

A revion of the list of organizations enclosed with

Bacon's letter indicaies the organizations are primarily of a

Now jolt, binci extronist or white extremist nature.

Mang'of tho

organientions listed have not been Investigated by us.

OBSERVATIONS:

A concontratos program of this nature, in pioperly

Imponeniod, sould dout a bion to dissident elomenta.

action ia long overdue.

Thic

We have alroady disseminatod to InS

coposis on many co the

ormnicatsous listed. it is felt that

naren trains frances

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lemorandun D. J. Brennan, Jr.,

to

hit. W. C. Sullivan

RE: INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (INS)

INVESTIGITIONS OF NEN LETT AND EXTREMIST

ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS

ACTION:

1.

If approved it will be explained to Assistant

Conmissioner Bacon by liaison that several of tho organizations

he has listed are not under investigation by us but that we

will accede to his request in connection with those listed

organizations that ve have currently under investigation.

0,K•

2.

Attached for approval is a letter to all

Special Agents in Charge alerting

them to

the IRS program.

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ME. E. S. Miller

-.

Il._ A. Boynton, ir.

1 - Mr. D. W. Bowers

¿ • dir.

E. S. Miller

9/11/73

Hr.

HX.

MT.

Mr.

Air.

G. C. Moore

S.

Putman, Jr.

Ro

Shackelford

н.

A. Boynton, Jr.

Bo

C. Rachner

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

DEPARTIONT OF TILE TREASURY

DISSEMINATION PROCEDURES

LIAISON MATTER

This memorandum reports discussions with

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regarding changes in

dissemination of information to IRs required by Irs's

decision to abolish the IRS Special Stafi which evaluated

tax liability of extremist and dissident organizations

and individuals.

On 8/30, 9/6 and 9/10/73, Ilaison Agent B. Rachner

conferred with IlS officials Barke Willsey, Assistant

to the commissioner, Paul Wright, Special Service Stair

Chiet, and John Olszewski, Intelligence Division Chief,

concerning FBI/IRS dissemination

procedures.

These

notings stemmed from IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander's

recent announcement that he was abolishing the "Special

Sorvice Stail" within the Collection Division of IllS, a

decision apparently related to mounting Congressional aud

NEWS

nodia pressure following public disclosures of the

staff's function.

The "Special Service Staît" originally knowa as

the "Activist Organization Conmittee," was organized ID

August, 1969, as a result of reported White house and

Congressional pressure:

Its mission was the collection

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re:

Internal Revenue Service

_...Department of the Treasury

Dissemination Procedures

of Information concerning predominantly extremist and

disaident groups and their officisls for the purpose of

initiating IRS field investigntions and audits looking

toward possible detection of tux law violations. Based

upon a lormal request iron yo, we agreed, with

the

Direcior's approvals

to dissoninate isports concerning

such groups to the

IRS Special Stadt.

INS specifically

identified approxinately 75 groups, which included black

extremist, white hate,

Mind, connuaist, sow tait, trotskyist

and, in gonoral, the wide rongs of groups directly or

indirectly involvod in dioaani activities at the time:

Although this concentrated program substantially broadened

our previous scopo of dissonuuüion to Ins, it was responsive

to an official IlS requesi and did sore to implement

Investigative and intollagoned co-nunity interests at the

time in dealing a blow to clarident groups. On several

occasions, Ils indroated lio in the extreme value of such

information in uncoverins vicincions of the tax laws and

exenpe status of these groupe

The IRS Special Stuff flaot received public

attention following disclosues ot

its function by

disgruntled, forner fBI Ageat lobert Wall in early 1972.

Since that tine, Congression?, and nemedia pressures

have gradually increased masct on claims that it was

discriminatozy for IRS io single out such groups for tax

lisbility evaluation, In the light of recent publicity,

we became more solcotive in air dissemination to the IRS

Speclal Stail and with the Cunnissioner's announcement

discontinued the special diasmination completely 12 absence

of some specific information ladicating possible violations

within IRs's jurisdiction.

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Memorandum to Mr. E. 3. Mitler

Res

Internal Revenue Service

Department of the treasury

- Dissemination Procedures

Messrs Willsey and Wright confided that the

Special Service Staff, although abolished in name, would

the en eat

be gradually phased out and its junctions, in part, absorbed

oy other areas of lis. It was confirmed that the special

arrangement regarding

FBI dissemination to this special

group be terminated.

It was

proposed to the IRS officials

that the iBs reinstitute the podicy oi aisseminating

Information of interest to IRs to the IRs Intelligence

DIVISIOn, the OnLy exceptIOns Deing InIormation oi a

personnel natura which is furnished the Ins Inspection

Stati or intormation of an extremely sensitive nature which

is handled personally by the Liaison Agent with the

Commissioner's Office.

procedure, which would create a central depository and

résponsible agent within IRS for the internal distribution

of FBi information within IRS, would be consistent with

preferred IBI procedures generally employed within the

Exocutive Branch as well as IBI/IRS policy prior to the

August, 1969, special arrangement.

Willsey concurred in

this procedure and instructed Olszewski to coordinate InS

responsibility. Our Intelligence Division, which was the

only division previously involved in the special dissemination

to the IRS Speciai Stail, 18 also implementing this procedure.

Concerning the types of iniormation disseminated,

the InS officials concluded that pending IRS's evaluation,

dissemination to the intelligence Division of lis Do restricted

no into rence

to infornation coming to FBI's attention indicating possible

violations within IRS's jurisdiction under the Internal Revenue

Code.

This would be consistent with policy in effect prior

to the August, 1969, special arrangement.

Willsey confided

that IRS plans to make a complete assessment of IRs's require

ments for information in light of Its current jurisdictional

responsibilities.

The IRs offictals agreed to apprise the

Liaison Agent of pertinent results of their findings to

Insure proper coordination of any changes in dissemination

raguirements.

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Menorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re:

Internal Revenue Service

Department of the Treasury

Dissemination Procedures

Willsey also confided that the Commissioner was

receiving considerable pressure from the stail of the

Joint Comnittee on Internal Revenue Taxation which Willsey

described as the IRS Congressional Oversight Committee.

Willsey explained that the Comnittee is currently interested

in the type of information collected by IRS and has made

speciiic reference to the program which involved dissident

and extremist gioups.

Willsey said Committee members in

their review of Ils files apparently feel that they should

• be given access to iBI Information contained in the files,

but that he, willsey, has successfully rebuiied such efforts

to date.

The Liaison Agent confirmed to Willoey that ascess

to IBI reports in IRS files to U.S. Legislative representatives

would necessarily be precluded by Executive Brauch policy

as well as the third

Agency hule and FBI caveats which preclude

disclosure of the information outside the agency to which

loaned.

Willsey said he understood this and would stand on

this ground. le suggosted that should the pressure of the

Oversight Countieo develop into some form of confrontation

concerning the FbI information, he would innediately contact

the rBs for advice and appropriate coordination.

ACTION:

For information.

Liaison will follow with IRS

to insure proper coordination of FBI/IRS dissemination

procedures.

Any Ins requests for information outside the

scope of normal dissemination procedures descrived above

will be submitted with appropriate recommendations to the

Director or approval.

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memorandum

ANg 1939

80:

Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Department of Justice

from:

Assistant Cormissioner (Compliance) CP:PHI

Internal. Revenue Service

subject:

Request to be Placed on Dissemination List

Attention: Special. Agent Patrick D. Putnam

For your information i have forned a committee of some of oui

Compliance people to gather data and reconmend actions to be taken

within the Internal Revenue Service relating to various organizations

of predominantly dissident or extremist nature and/or people prominently

identified with these organizations.

The group i have formed is naned the Activists Organizations

Committee and is now functioning With Fir. Faul. H. Wrighc as chairman.

I 1511 appreciate this committee being placed on your disseminacion

List sor intormation nich relates to the types ci ocganisations

mentioned above and

people associated with them.

* At this time me request

file daia on the organications listed on the attachment to this

memorandum.

It is

apparent thet additional

requests for information on

organizations and individuals will be made as this committee proceeds

with its assignment.

I will appreciate your approval of this initial request and asic

that

eny data transmitted be delivered to the attention of hire Wright,

Room 3503, Internal. Revenue Service, I1l1 Constitution Avenue, B.W. ;

Washington, D. Go

Assistant Commissioner

(Compliance)

Attachment

Ist of Oigarisations

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List of Organizations

The Student. Non-violent Coordinating Cormittee

The Student Voice, Inc.

The Sojourner Motor Fleet, Inc. '

The Southern Education ana Research Institute, Inc.

The Congress of Racial Equality

The Students fat a Democratic Society

The Black Panther Party

• The Revolutionary Action Movement

The Deacons for Defense and Justice

• The Nation of Islam.

'Me Axo-American Pesearch Institute, Inc.

• The Southern Conference Education Fund

The Progressive Labor Party

Rosen Publishing Company

Tes-Line Offset Company, Inc,

'Ihe Medical Committee for liuman Rights

The Fund for Education and Legal Defense

•The Minutemen

The American Nazi Party

The Unitcd Klans of America, Inc.

The White Knights of the KKK

The National States Rights Party

• Afro-Amcrican Set

Allied Har Prisoners Rescue Mission

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Americans for Democratic Action.

Anericans for Freedom

Black Brotherhood •

Black Turks

Black United Strategists

Black United Youths

Breakthrough

Christian Beacon, Inc.

Christian Echoes Ministry, Inc.

Church League of America

Gitywide Citizens Action Cormittee

Civilian Resistance Command

Commandos L

Communist Farty Youth Club

Congress of Freedom

Conservative Vice-jords, Inc.

"Dayton Alliance For Racial Equali

ty

Fair Play For Cuba Committee

free Corps

Free Speech Movement

Fund for The Republic, Inc.

Group For Advanced Leadership

Institute for American Democracy,

Inc.

Institute for the Study of Black Unity

International Workers Order

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Interreligious Ioundation for Community Organization, Inc.

Infe line Foundations, Inc.

Malcolm & Society

Medgar Evers Rifle Club

• Militant Labor Forum

Monroe Defense Commitiee

Muslim Mosque, Inc.

National Student Association

(Formerly U.S. National Student Association)

Operation Breakchrough

:

• Organization of Afro-American Unity, Inc.

Patriotic Party

The l'eace Foundation

Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of. Church and State

VIouis 18. Rabinowitz Foundation

Republic of New África

Senegalese

Socialist Workers Party

Soldiers of The Cross

Southern Student Organizing Committee

Unitarian Society

United Black Community. Organization

E. B. Dubois Clubs

Harlicrs Horld Party

Young Socialist Miliance

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Haik

10

: Hx.

W. C. Sullivan

DATE:

8/15/69

FROM

D. I. Brennas,

35817

Tolson.

DeLooch -

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Cooper

Caliohon

Conrad

• Felt

Gale

Rosen.

Sullivan

Tovel

Troller,

l'ole. Room

•Holmes-

Gandy

SUIJECT:

INTENNAL REYENJE SARVICE (INS)

INVESIICATIONS OF NEV LET AND EXTREMIST

ORGARELITIONE AND INDIVIDUAES

Information has been received fron Mr. Paul i. Wright of

Ins that

IRS, as a result of White House and Congressional pressur

is embarking on a

program looking toward tax

and gun lay violation

on the bart of lew left, blaci extremist, und white estremist

organigations and individuals connected therever.

Attached lette

fron Irs Assistant Connissioner Donald Bacon requests that IRS be

pincod on r'Bi dissemination for a nunder of these organizatious

(under arrestigation by us.

•i=-.

Fright advised that as a result of considerable pressure

fron Congress and the White

house, ths nas formed a Connitice at

INS headquarters known as the

icizvists Organizations Conniecee,

whose function

is to collèct all neitinent incormation rolating

various far leii and extremist organizations, as well as individua

promilently connected therewith, and thereafter initicio fiold

investigations and audits of those groups and individuals looking

uncovering tax riolations and violations of the Gun Control

Act oi 1968.

In attached letter Bacon requests that ins be placed

on dissenination for our investigative reports involving 12 organi

le reguests cast

A reviey of the list of organizations enclosed with

Bacon's letier inuicates the organizations are primarily of a

Row toft, black extronist or white extremist nature.

Many ' 0f

tha

organiortions listed have not been investigated by us.

OBSERVATIONS:

A concontratod program of this nature, it properly

implorenied, should deal & bion to dissident elements.

Thic

action ja long overdue.

He have alroady disseminated to ins

100P021

on many ci tho organizations issiod. It is foli that

Толок.

nie should accode to thomas request

1

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Kemorandun D. J. Brennan, Jr., tO

lic. M. C. Sullivan

RE:

INTERNAT REVENUE SERVICE (IRS)

INVESTIGATIONS OF NEIT LETT AND EXTREMIST

ORGARIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS

ACTION:

If approved it will be expinined to Assistant

Conmissioner Eacon by Liaison that several of the organizations

ke hus listed are not under investigation by us but that we

will acceue to his request in connection with those listed

organizations that we have currently under investigation.

O,K•

Attached for approval is a letter to all

special agents in Charge alerting them to the IRs program.

RIS

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Mr. E. S. Hiller

a ..

H._ A. BoyntOn, JT.

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• HI. E. S. Miller

9/11/73

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

Hx.

S. Putman, JX.

dit.

Ro L.

Shackelford

Mx.

H. A.

Boynton, Jr.

kir.

B. C.

Rachnet

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

DISSEMINATION PEOCEDURES

LIAISON MATTER

This nemorandum reports discussions with

Internal

Revenue Service (IRS) regarding changes in

dissemination of information io IRS required by IRs's

docision to abolish the IRS Special Stafz which evaluated

the

tax liability of extremist and dissident organizations

and individuals.

On 8/30, 9/6 and 9/10/73, Llalson Agent B. Rachner

conferred tith Ins ofricials Burke

Willsey, Assistant

to the Commissioner, Paul Wright, Special Service Stalf

chrez, and Joha Olszewski, intelLigence Division Chiet,

concerning fbl, Lis aissemination procedures.

These

meetings stemmed from IRS Conmissioner Donald Alexander'g

_recenE

anxouncement that he was abolishing the "Special

Scrvice Stail" within the Collection Division of IlS, a

decision apparently related to mounting Congressional and

news media pressure following public disclosures of

the

sialt's function.

The "Special Service Staif" originally known as

the "Activist Organization Conmittee," was organized in

August, 1969, as a result of reported White House and

Congressional pressure. Its mission vas the collection

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re:

Internal Revenue Service

-— Department of the Treasury

Dissemination Procedures

of information concerning predominantly extremist and

dissident groups and their officials for the purpose of

intiating IRS field investigations and audits looking

toward possible detection of tus law violations.

Based

upon a formal request iron this, we agreed, with the

Director's approval, to disseminate reports concerning

such groups to the iRs special staire

IRS specifically

identified approximately 75 groups, which included blacs

extremist, white hate, klan, communist, New Loit, Trotskyist

and, in general, the wide range of groups directly or

indirectly involvod in dissiant activities at the time:

Although this concentrated pangzan substantially broadened

our previous scope of dissemination to IRS, it was responsive

to an official IRS request and did sere to implement

Investigative and intelligence commity interests at the

time in dealing & blow to dissident groupã.

On several

occasions, IRS indicated to mu the extreme value of such

information in uncovering vlointions of the tax lavs and

exempt status of these groups.

The IRS Special Stair, &irot zeceived publle

attention following disclosues of its function by

disgruntle tan increased based on claim

disgruntled, former FEI Agant Robert Wall in early 1972.

Since that tine, Congressionni. and nersmedia pressures

have gradually increased based on clains that it was

discrininatory for IRS to single out such groups for tax

liability evaluation. In the light of recent publicity,

we became more selective in our dissemination to the IRS

Special Staff and with the Cosmissioner's announcement

discontinued the special dissemination completely in absence

of some specific information indicating possible violations

within IRS's jurisdiction

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Hemorandum to hi. E. 3. Hitler

Re:

Internal Revenue Service

Department of the Treasury

-Dissemination Procedures

Messrs Willsey and Wright confided that the

Special Service Staff, although abolished in name, Fould

be gradually phased out and its functiong, in part, absorbed

by other areas of IRS. It was confimed that the special

arrangement regarding FBI dissemination to this special

group be terminated.

It was proposed to the IRS officials

that the ibs reinstitute the policy or disseminating

information of interest to IRS to the IRS Intelligence

Division, the only exceptions being information of a

personnel natura which is furnished the IRS Inspection

Stats or iniormation of an extremely sensitive nature which

is handled personally by the Liaison Agent with the

Commissioner's Office.

It was pointed out that this

procedure, which would create a central depository and

responsible agent within IRS for the internal distribution

ot FBi information within ins, would be consistent with

preserred FBI procedures generally employed within the

Executive Branch as well as IBI/IRS policy prior to the

August, 1969, special arrangement.

Willsey concurred in

this procedure and instructed Olszewski to coordinate IRS

responsibility. Our Intelligence Division, which was the

only division previously involved in the special dissemination

to the IRS Special Staff, 1s also implementing this procedure.

Concerning the types of information disseminated,

the InS officials concluded that pending IRS's evaluation,

dissemination to the Intelligence Division or IRS be restricted

to information coning to FBI's attention indicating possible

violations within IRS's jurisdiction under the Internal Revenue

Code. This would be consistent with policy in effect prior

to the August, 1969, special arrangemant.

Willsey confided

that IRS plans to make a complete assessment of IRS's require-

ments for information in light of its current jurisdictional

responsibilities. The IRS officials agreed to apprise the

Liaison Agent of pertinent results of their findings to

insure proper coordination of any changes in dissemination

reguirements.

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Menorandum to Mx. E. S. Miller

RO:

Internal Revenue Service

Department of the Treasury

Dissemination Procedures

Willsey also confided that the Commissioner was

receiving considerable pressure from the staff of the

Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation which Willsey

described as the IRS Congressional Oversight Committee.

Willsey explained that the Committee is currently interested

In the type of information collected by IRS and has made

specific reference to the program which involved dissident

and extremist groups.

Willsey said Committee membors in

their review of Ins files apparently feel that they should

be given access to FBI information contained in the files,

but that he, Willsey, has successfully rebuffed such efforts

to date. The Liaison Agent confirmed to Willcey that access

to FBI reports in IRS files to U. S. Legislative representatives

would necessarily be precluded by Executive Brauch policy

as vers as the Inird Agency hule and ful caveats which preclude

aisclosure of the InIormation outside the agency to which

Loaned. Willsey said he understood this and would stand on

this ground.

He suggosted that should the pressure of the

Oversight Comnittee develop into sone form of confrontation

concerning the FBI Information, he would innediately contact

the FBI for advice and appropriate coordination.

ACTION:

For Information,

Liaison will follow with IRS

to insure proper coordination of FBI/IRS dissemination

procedures.

Any IRS requests for information outside the

scope of normal dissemination procedures described above

will be submitted vith appropriate recommendations to the

Director for approval.

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June 20, 1972

JUNE

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II •

In connection with the special project involving the

above-captioned individual, it should be rioted that the Supreme

Court ruled on June 19, 1972 that electronic surveillances could.

only be approved by a court in cases relating to domestic

security situations. As a result the Attorney General has ordered

immediate discontinuance of all surveillances of the type covered

by the Supreme Court's decision.

In view of the action by the Suprene Court and in view

of the fact this special project cannot be continued without the

assistance of individuals not subject to our control and in furthen

view of the Attorney General's order, it

-goes not

appear this

project

should be continued.

Please advise.

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JUNE

June 20, 1972

RE:

CHARLES E. "RADFORD II.

In connection with the special project involving the

above-captioned individual, it should be noted that the Supreme

count muled on June 19, 1971 that electronic sunveillances could.

only be approved by a court in cases relating to domestic

are tate discontinuande

immediate discontinuance of all surveillances of the type covered

by the Supreme Court's decision.

In view of the action by the Supreme Court and in view

of the fact this special project cannot be continued without the

assistance of individuals not subject to our control and in fürther

", viou of the Attorney General's order, it does not appear this

project should be continued.

Please

advise.

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June 19, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of Charles E. Radforä II, Salem, Oregon,

between June 15, 1972, and June 19, 1972.

June 15

9 calls were monitored. Sherrill called Tonne to say she

could not pick up Tonne as planned. Tonne called Radford and inquired

as to whether the check had come.

Tonne called Dixie and asked to have

her kids sent home. Tonne called Radford and they discussed running

errands after he got off work. Tonne called Diana 3 times and they

discussed such things as attending a sandal party, Tonne's going to work

on June 16, an Oregon driver's license test and soap operas. An unknown

- female called Tenne and said that she didn't need a ride in church.

Radford called telephone number 477-4294, and a child answered and

Radford left a message that he would come by to leave a check for Jim.

June 16

I calls were monitored. Tonne called an unknown female and

said she was ready to go but very nervous concerning the driver's test.

A female called Tonne and said that she would get Sonny's bike out of the

garage later. Tonne called Radford concerning a babysitter and her

driver's license. Tonne called Diana concerning a babysitter and she

also called Judy and asked her to babysit. She then called Radford and

said that Judy will babysit. Tonne called Isabelle and said that she had

received her driver's license and would be going to work later this

afternoon. Radiord then called Tonne asking her to pick him up at the

office because he had a couple of hours off.

Tonne called Isabelle and said that she was not going to

drive to work. Radiord called Allstate Insurance Company to determine

if Tonne is covered by their insurance policy. Kelleys Cannery called

Tonne and told her not to come to work. Tonne called Judy and said that

she would not have to babysit. Tonne called Radford and discussed what

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the children were doing and asked when he would be home. Tonne called

Diana 3 times and they discussed such rambling subjects as Tonne's

employment, Diana's failing the driver's test, TV shows, and Tonne's

disciplining her son with a belt causing plack and blue spots on his legs.

Dwight Harris called Tonne and said he would like Radford to come over and

help move a freezer.

June l7

14 calls were monitored. J.C. Penneys called Tonne

twice concerning a payment which the Radiords had sent to the Philadelphia

office of J.C. Penneys. Radford called Tonne and asked for the number

of the ward room of the church. Tonne called Karen and they discussed

her receiving a driver's license, Fathers Day, church matters, and the

dentist.. Tonne called Radford concerning the fact that Penneys has no

record of their payment.

Tonne called the Datsun dealer concerning an

extra set of keys for their car. She called Dixie and asked her to

trim, her hair and then called a hardward store and asked i they could

make keys for a Datsun. Tonne called Radford and asked him to pick

her up. She then called Judy and they discussed underclothing and Tonne's

driver's license.

Tonne called Diana and they discussed her driver's license,

her going to work at the cannery, underwear, carpeting, soap operas,

and gossip concerning mutual friends. Judy called Tonne and said

that she doesn't need a babysitter as her husband is home. Tonne called

Judy and they discussed the Radfords' going to Portland to visit. Judy later

called Tonne and canceled Tonne's babysitting offer.

June 18

Il calls were monitored. Ralph called Radiord and inquired as

to if he needed a ride to church. Judy called Tonne and asked when Radford

was leaving for priesthood as Jim needs a ride. Tonne called Judy and

asked if she could have a ride to church. Dixie called Tonne and said

she needed a ride to church. Tonne called her parents home in Seattle

to wish her father a happy Fathers Day. Her parents were not at home and

she spoke to her brother. Radford called Tonne and inquired if they were

going to go to the Fireside Restaurant. Tonne then called Leanne to see

if she could babysit and she then called Radford and said that Leanne would

babysit. Tonne then called for directory assistance and asked for the

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number of the Marley residence. She then called Brad Marley and

said that she has a shoe box that Kathy Marley could use for a project.

Radford called Sister Girth (phonetic) and askedfor directions to the

Girth residence for an evening visit.

June 19

7 calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford concerning

cleaning their rug. She then called Judy concerning arranging her furniture

and they discussed a local cafe and clothing. Radford called Tonne and

asked for the model number of his typewriter. Tonne attempted to call

Diana and found out that she was sleeping. She then called her parents,

the Buckles, in Seattle and wished her father a happy Fathers Day. She

then called Diana and they discussed canning peas and fixing dinner.

Tonne. called Joyce and they discussed church natters.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radiord.

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maiT

June 19, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of Charles E. Radford Il, Salem, Oregon,

between June 15, 1972, and June 19, 1972.

June 15

9 calls were monitored. Sherrill called Tonne to say she !.

could not pick up Tonne as planned. Tonne called Radford and inquired

as to whether the check had come.

Tonne called Dixie and asked to have

her kids sent home. .Tonne called Radord and they discussed running

errands after he got off work. Tonne called Diana 3 times and they

discussed such things as attending a sandal party, Tonne's going to work

on June 16, an Oregon driver's license test and soap operas. An unknown

female called Tonne and said that she didn't need a ride to church.

Radford called telephone number 477-4294, and a child answered and

Radford left a message that he would come by to leave a check for Jim.

June 16

17 calls were monitored. Tonne called an unknown female and

said she was ready to go but very nervous concerning the driver's test.

A female called Tonne and said that she would get Sonny's bike out of the

garage later. Tonne called Radford concerning a babysitter and her

driver's license. Tonne called Diana concerning a babysitter and she

also called Judy and asked her to babysit. She then called Radord and

said that Judy will babysit. Tonne called Isabelle and said that she had

received her driver's license and would be going to work later this

afternoon. Radford then called Tonne asking her to pick him up at the

office because he had a couple of hours off.

Tonne called Isabelle and said that she was not going to

drive to work. Radford called Allstate Insurance Company to determine

if Tonne is covered by their insurance policy. Kelleys Cannery called

Tonne and told her not to come to work. Tonne called Judy and said that

she would not have to babysit. Tonne called Radford and discussed what

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the children were doing and asked when he would be home. Tonne called

Diana 3 times and they discussed such rambling subjects as Tonne's

employment, Diana's failing the driver's test, TV shows, and Tonne's

disciplining her son with a belt causing plack and blue spots on his legs.

Dwight Harris called Tonne and said he would like Radford to come over and

help move a freezer.

June 17

14 calls were monitored. J.C. Penneys called Tonne

twice concerning a payment which the Radiords had sent to the Philadelphia

office of.J.C. Penneys. Radford called Tonne and asked for the number

of the ward room of the church. Tonne called Karen and they discussed

her receiving a driver's license, Fathers Day, church matters, and the

dentist.. Tonne called Radford concernirg the fact that Penneys has no

record of their payment. Tonne called the Datsun dealer concerning an

extra set of keys for their car. She called Dixie and asked her to

trim her hair and then called a hardward store and asked if they could

make keys for. a Datsun. Tonne called Radiord and asked him to pick

I ens.

her up. She then called Judy and they discussed underclothing and Tonne's

driver's license.

Tonne called Diana and they discussed her driver's license,

her going to work at the cannery, underwear, carpeting, soap operas,

and gossip concerning mutual friends. Judy called Tonne and said

that she doesn't need a babysitter as her husband is home. Tonne called

Judy and they discussed the Radfords' going to Portland to visit. Judy later

called Tonne and canceled Tonne's babysitting offer.

June 18

ll calls were monitored. Ralph called Radiord and inquired as

to if he needed a ride to church. Judy called Tonne and asked when Radford

was leaving for priesthood as Jim needs a ride. Tonne called Judy and

asked if she could have a ride to church. Dixie called Tonne and said

she needed a ride to church. Tonne called her parents home in Seattle

to wish her father a happy Fathers Day. Her parents were not at home and

she spoke to her brother. Radiord called Tonne and inquired it they were

going to go to the Fireside Restaurant. Tonne then called Leanne to see

if she could babysit and she then called Radiord and said that Leanne would

babysit. Tonne then called for directory assistance and asked for the

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number of the Marley residence. She then called Brad Marley and

said that she has a shoe box that Kathy Marley could use for a project.

Radford called Sister Girth (phonetic) and asked for directions to the

Girth residence for an evening visit.

June 19

7 calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford concerning

cleaning their rug. She then called Judy concerning arranging her furniture

and they discussed a local cafe and clothing. Radford called Tonne and

asked for the model number of his typewriter. Tonne attempted to call

Diana and found out that she was sieeping. She then called her parents,

the Buckles, in seattle and wished her father a happy Fathers Day. She

then called Diana and they discussed canning peas and fixing dinner.

Tonne called Joyce and they discussed church natters.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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June 15, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on June 14, 1972, from coverage of Charles E. Radiord,

Salem, Oregon.

19 calls were monitored. Tonne called Diana concerning

church matters and they discussed Tonne's new job at the cannery.

Later

Diana called Tonne concerning a ride to church. Tonne then called

Radford to tell him she would drop off his lunch. Tonne then called a

male individual and inquired as to whether Judy could drop off Radiord's

lunch on their way to church. Tonne called Radiord and they discussed

the electric and phone bills which had just been received. Kelley's

Cannery later callod Tonns and told her that she weuld not be needed

until Friday afternoon.

Tonne then called Isabelle and said she did not

have to go to work until Friday and she discussed the possibility of

registering at Dole's for work. Tonne then called Radford and told him

she did not have to go to work.

Radford made calls to Sister Hunburg, Sister Ball, and Brother

Strong concerning using their sons in a church road show. Radiord

then called Keith and discussed an individual named Derson who has an

interview with the bishop. Radford called Michael concerning an interview

with the bishop next week. He then called Mrs. Nelman concerning the location

of her son, Chuck. Radford then called Chuck Nelman concerning an

interview with the bishop. Radford then called Brother Taylor and

inquired as to the location of Jeff Anderson whom he must locate for a

road show. Radiord and Tonne called Diana and offered to give Ron a ride

to church. Diana and Tonne discussed her pregnancy, church matters,

and other trivia.

Mrs. Wallace called Tonne concerning Radford renewing film

borrowed from the church library. Radford returned Mrs. Wallace's call

and asked to renew the check-out on the film.

Nothirg was discussed concerning the situation involving Radiord.

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June 15, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent intormation

developed on June 14, 1972, from coverage of Charles E. Radford,

Salem, Oregon.

19 calls were monitored. Tonne called Diana concerning

church matters and they discussed Tonne's new job at the cannery.

Later

Diana called Tonne concerning a ride to church. Tonne then called

Radford to tell him she would drop off his lunch. Tonne then called a

male individual and inquired as to whether Judy could drop off Radford's

until Friday afternoon.

Tonne then called Isabelle and said she did not

have to go to work until Friday and she discussed the possibility of

registering at Dole's for work. Tonne then called Radford and told him

she did not have to go to work.

• Radiord made calls to Sister Hunburg, Sister Ball, and Brother

Strong concerning using their sons in a church road show. Radford

then called Keith and discussed an individual named Derson who has an

interview with the bishop. Radford called Michael concerning an interview

with the bishop next week. He then called Virs. Nelman concerning the location

of her son, Chuck. Radiord then called Chuck Nelman concerning an

interview with the bishop. Radford then called Brother Taylor and

inquired as to the location of Jeff Anderson whom he must locate for a

road show. Radford and Tonne called Diana and offered to give Ron a ride

to church. Diana and Tonne discussed her pregnancy, church matters,

and other trivia.

Mrs. Wallace called Tonne concerning Radford renewing film

borrowed from the church library. Radiord returned Mrs. Wallace's call

and asked to renew the check-out on the film.

Nothirg was discussed concerning the situation involving Radiord.

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June 14, 1972

JUNE

!".

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information •"

developed from coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon, on

June 13, 1972.

19 calls were monitored. Tonne called Isabelle 4 times

concerning employment at a local cannery. She called Kelley's Cannery

and inquired whether her name had come up for employment yet, but

it hadn't. Tonne called Linda Faulk and said she would be late for

church. Later, Kelley's Cannery called Radiord and inquired if she

would be available to go to work on the afternoon of June I3 and he

replied in the affirmative. Later Tonne called Diana and discussed her

new job at the cannery. She then called Radford at work saying that she

was leaving at 2:15 for work and that she didn't do the dishes. A

Sherrill Fowler called Tonne concerning morning work regarding

practice teaching at church. -

Jim Parker irom Naval Reserve Training Center called

Radiord and they discussed matter of covering a telephone at the Training

Center during lunch time. Later, Ron Johnson from an insurance

company called Radiord and tried to sell him some life insurance. An

unknown male called Radord from the Naval Reserve Training Center

concerning location of keys to a file drawer. Radford called Sister Faulk,

Sister Ball, and Sister Mitton and inquired in each call whether it was

all right to use their sons in a church road show in July. Radford called

Kevin and stated he has an appointment with the bishop next week and

that it is important his personal achievement book be brought up to date

for this meeting. Tonne called Radiord and said that her shift is over

and that she needed a ride home. The last call was Radford calling

Brother Miller stating that Tonne had just made some brownies and that

they would like to come over and visit the Millers for a short period of time.

" No other calls were made or received and no information was

discussed concerning the situation involving Radiord.

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June 14, 1972

JUNE

!".

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information *

developed from coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon, on

June 13, 1972.

19 calls were monitored. Tonne called Isabelle 4 times

concerning employment at a local cannery. She called Kelley's Cannery

and inquired whether her name had come up for employment yet, but

it hadn't.

Tonne called Linda Faulk and said she would be late for

church. Later, Kelley's Cannery called Radford and inquired if she

would be available to go to work on the afternoon of June 13 and he

replied in the affirmative. Later Tonne called Diana and discussed her

new job at the cannery. She then called Radford at work saying that she

was leaving at 2:15 for work and that she didn't do the dishes. A

Sherrill Fowler called Tonne concerning morning work regarding

practice teaching at church.

Jim Parker from Naval Reserve Training Center called

Radford and they discussed matter of covering a telephone at the Training

Center during lunch time. Later, Ron Johnson from an insurance

company called Radiord and tried to sell him some life insurance. An

unknown male called Radiord from the Naval Reserve Training Center

concerning location of keys to a file drawer. Radford called Sister Faulk,

Sister Ball, and Sister Mitton and inquired in each call whether it was

all right to use their sons in a church road show in July. Radford called

Kevin and stated he has an appointment with the bishop next week and

that it is important his personal achievement book be brought up to date

for this meeting. Tonne called Radford and said that her shift is over

and that she needed a ride home. The last call was Radford calling

Brother Miller stating that Tonne had just made some brownies and that

they would like to come over and visit the Millers for a short period of time.

No other calls were made or received and no information was

discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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june 13, 1972

JUNE

RÉ:

CHARLES 1. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of

Charles E. Radford Il, Salem, Gregon,

on June 12, 1972:

Six calls were monitored.

Tonne called Radford at work

three times.

The first call consisted purely of trivia, with

her main conment being "the day is lost." The second call concerned

a loan from a local bank and Radford indicated he was going to ask

for the afternoon off.

The third call was to tell Radford that

Isabet nad been called to go to work at the cannery on 6/13/72.

Since Tonne had not yet received a call, she wanted him to take the

day off on 6/13/72 to stay by the telephone while she goes to

church so someone could receive a call if the cannery wants her to

gente work.

Tonne called Isabell, but was told Isabell was not at hone.

Tonne also Called Diana and they discussed Diana's illness *pregnancy

and fonne's anticipated call from the canner.

Radford later called

Ron Cook and apologized for being such a poor host earlier in the

evening. He explained that he had spent the entire evening talking

to a salesman.

No other calls were monitored and nothing was discussed

concerning the situation involving Radford.

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JUNE

RẾ :

CHARLES 1. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of

Charles I. Radford II, Salem, Gregon,

on June 12, 1972:

Six calls were monitored.

Tonne called Radford at work

three times. The first call consisted purely of trivia, with

her main comment being "the day is lost." The second call concerned

a loan from a local bank and Radford indicated he was going to ask

for the afternoon off.

The third call was to tell Radford that

Isabetnad been called to go to work at the cannery on 6/13/72.

Since Tonne had not yet received a call, she wanted him to take the

day off on 6/13/72 to stay by the telephone while she goes to

church so someone could receive a call if the cannery wants her to

"goto.work.

Tonne called Isabell, but was told Isabell was not at home.

Tonne also called Diana and they discussed Diana's illness (pregnancy

and Fonne's anticipated call from the canner.

Radford later called

Ron Cook and apologized for being such a poor host earlier in the

evening.

He explained that he had spent the entire evening talking

to a salesman.

No other calls were monitored and nothing was discussed

concerning the situation involving Radford.

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June 12, 1972

RE:

CHARLES ERADFORD II

The following is a summary or nonpertinent intormation

developed from coverage of Charles i. Radiora Il, salem, gregon,

between June 9th and 11th, 1972:

June 9, 1972: five calls were monitored. Radiord called lonne

and told her that the wallet she had lost years before in the

Philippines had been returned from India by mail. The money was

gone, but the photos and identification were still there. Tonne

then

called Diana and told her about the wallet.

They also talked

about Diana's pregnancy and Tonne's possible employment at a cannery.

l'onne called her dentist concerning an apppintment.

She later

called the Naval Reserve Training Center inquiring if Radford had

left for home - he had. The last call was from the babysitter

June 10, 1972: Three calls were monitored. Tonne called her

mother, iirs:

Buckles, in Seattle, washington, inquiring il any oi

their relatives were

in the flood area in Washington. Latera Don

from the Naval Reserve Training Center called and asked Radford if

he had received a telegram concerning a Navy man who had applied

for extended leave.

Still later, Radford called the answering

service for the Training Center and inquired if any telegrams had

been received.

June 11, 1972:

Three calls were monitored. Tonne called

Diana and invited her to go to church. They also discussed Diana's

new house.

Tonne then called the church (Mormon) and asked for

Radford, but he was not there.

Later, Radford called Tonne and

complained that noneoof their

friends want to attend church.

TThe foregoing are all the calls received or made during the

pertinent period. Nothing was discussed concerningtthe situation

involving Radford.

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JUNE

June 12, 1972

RÉ:

CHARLES E RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem, gregon,

between June 9th and 11th, 1972:

June 9, 1972: Five calls were monitored.. Radford called Tonne

and told her that the wallet she had lost years before in the

Philippines had been returned from India by mail.

The money was

gone, but the photos and identification were still there.

then called

Diana and told her about the Wallet. They also talked

about Diana's pregnancy and Ionne's possible employment at a cannery.

Tonne called her dentist concerning an apppintment.

She later

called the Naval Reserve Training Center inquiring if Radford had

left for home - he had. The last call was from the babysitter

giving her mother the Radford's telephone number.

mother, irs:

their relatives were in the flood area in Washington.

Latera Don®

from the Naval Reserve TraIning Center called and asked Radford if

he had received a

telegran concerning a Navy man who had applied

for extended leave.

Still later, Radford called the answering

service for the Training Center and inquired if any telegrams had

been received.

June 11, 1972:

Three calls were monitored. Tonne called

Diana and invited her to go to church. They also discussed Diana's

new house. Tonne then called the church (Mormon) and asked for

Radford, but he was not there.

Later, Radford called Tonne and

complained that noneoof their friends want to attend church.

The foregoing are all the calls received or made during the

pertinent period.

Nothing was discussed concerningtthe situation

involving Radiord.

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June 9, 1972

JUNE

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of Charles f. Radford II, Salem, *Oregon,

on June 8, 01972:

Only three calls were monitored: Tonne called Radford

and said the bills had just come in the mail.

They discussed

various bills

and she asked him when he would be home for lunch.

Tonne called Diana and they discussed such things as soap

operas, Diana's pregnancy, car sickness vs. morning sickness,

pregnancy tests, their mutual friends, Karen and Judy, church

matters and other trivial topics.

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Tonne called Betty concerning Betty's daughter, Leanne,

being

available for baby sitting.

They also discussed whether

Betty's cat could have gotten Tonne's cat pregnant.

No other calls were received or made and nothing was

discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

• RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed from coverage of Charles f. Radford II, Salem, Oregon,

on June 8, a1972:

Only three calls were monitored: Tonne called Radford

and said the bills had just come in the mail. They discussed

various bills and she asked him when he would be home for lunch.

Tonne called Diana and they discussed such things as soap

operas, Diaaa's pregnancy, car sickness vs. morning sickness,

pregnancy tests, their mutual friends, Karen and Judy, church

matters

and other trivial topics.

Tonne called Betty concerning Betty's daughter, Leanne,

being

available for baby sitting.

They also discussed whether

Betty's cat could have gotten Tonne's cat pregnant.

No other calls were

received or made and nothing was

discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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June 8, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on 6/7/72 from coverage

of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem, Oregon:

Nine calls were monitored. A Mrs. Bates called Tonne and

said the Anway Products which the Radfords had ordered are ready

for delivery.

Tonne then called Radford and told him the Amway .

products he had ordered will be delivered.

Radford subsequently

called Tonne 3 times and each time they discussed Tonne's proposed

working at a cannery. He said she would earn $2.42 per hour for

20 weeks.

He told her in one of the conversations that he had

figured both her net and gross salary for 20 weeks and that they

would be able to pay "bob"

Charge $500.00.

He said they will usedtheir tax refund to make

hey and thou

$1141.003 Keith $4u0.00 and Master

up the difference between her salary oof $1785.00 and what they

owe in debts.

Radford later called and asked for "Candy" who was not

at home. He told the female answerer that he wanted to discuss

the musical opening theme for their prayer meeting. Tonne then

to call the church.

There were no other calls completed, and nothing was

discussed concerning

the situation involvingnRadford.

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June 8, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on 6/7/72 from coverage

of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem, Oregon:

Nine calls were monitored. A Mrs. Bates called Tonne and

said the Amway Products which the Radfords

had ordered are ready

for delivery.

Tonne then called Radford and told him the Amway

products he had ordered will be delivered.

Radford subsequently

called Tonne 3 times and each time they discussed Tonne's proposed

working at a cannery.

He said she would earn $2.42. per hour for

20 weeks.

He told her in one of the conversations that he had

figured both her net and gross salary Ior 20

that they

would be able to pay "Bob"-$1141.00; Keith $400.00 and Master

Charge $500.00.

He said they will usedtheir tax refund to make

up the difference between her salary oof $1785.00 and what they

owe in debts.

Radford later called and asked for "Candy" who was not

at home.

He told the female answerer that he wanted to discuss

the musical opening theme for their prayer meeting.

Tonne then

• called Diana and they discussed soap operas, Diana's sickness,

errors in the church ward list, and other inana topics.

An unknown

female called and asked for Radford and Ionne told her to call hin

at church. An unknown male called for Radford and Tonne told him

to call the church.

There were no other calls completed, and nothing was

discussed concerning

the situation

involvingnRadford.

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June 7, 1972

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JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of information developed from

coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon, on 6/6/822

Five calls were monitored. Radford called Tonne

and asked

for "Jack's" address.

Tonne gave him the-address as 7300 Burdette

Court, Bethesda, raryland.

While "Jack's" last name was not

mentioned by either party, it is to be noted that 7300 Burdette

Court, Bethesda, Maryland,

is the address of Jack Northman Anderson.

There was no other discussion concerning "Jack."

• -

Tonne later called Radford and inquired concerning his

luncheon plans.

She said she needed a ride. Radford later called

Tonne and asked hot is she had turned off the water.. Tonne-then

called Isabel and invited her over that evening for a visit. Joan

Tibbit (phonetic)

called Radford regarding information she needs

on church primary teachers. She specifically needed birth data

on Tonne.

No other pertinent information was developed on 6/6/72.

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JUNE

RE: CHARLES ERADFORD II

The following is a sunmary of information developed from

coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon, on 6/6/822

-

calls were monitored.

Radford called Tonne

and asked

for "Jack's" address.

Tonne gave him the-address

as 7300 Burdette

Court, Bethesda, Maryland.

While "Jack's" last name was not

mentioned by either party,

it is to be noted that 7300 Burdette

Court, Bethesda, Maryland,

is the address of Jack Northman Anderson.

There

was no other discussion concerning "Jack."

• -

Tonne later called Radford and inquired concerning his

luncheon plans.

She said she needed a ride.

Radford later called

- Tonne and aske her if she had turned off the waten. Tonne- then

called Isabel and invited her over that evening for a visit. Joan

Tibbit (phonetic) called Radford regarding information she needs

on church primary teachers. She specifically needed birth data

on Tonne.

No other pertinent information was developed on 6/6/72.

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June 5, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E

RADFORD y

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 31, and June 5, 1972, from coverage of Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon. It is to be noted that the Radiords were out

of the city between May 26 and May 31 and between June 1 and June 5, 1972.

May 31, 1972

9 calls were monitored. An unknown female called Tonne

concerning a current address relating to church activities. Tonne called

Jim Parker and asked him to bring Radiord's check when he comes home.

Tonne called an unknown female named Cheryl and they discussed an

unknown project they had planned to attend together. Tonne called Diana

and they engaged in frivolous conversation concerning cats, soap operas,-

baby shower, and their trip to California.

Tonne called Karen Parker

regarding the time Jim Parker would arrive so that they could pick up

Radford's check. Radford called Jim Parker concerning the same thing.

Tonne called a Mr. Cook stating that Radford would pick up Cook

for a meeting very shortly. Cook later called Tonne stating that he would

not be able to make the meeting. Radford called an unknown female

concerning his house payment and he stated that he would be leaving for

Seattle early on the morning of June l and wanted to mail in his check for a

house payment.

June 5, 1972

6 calls were monitored. Tonne called Isabelle concerning

employment in the local cannery and they also discussed Radford's new

garden. Radiord called an unknown male named Dave concerning rocks

he needed for his new garden. Tonne called Diana and they discussed Diana's

pregnancy, her house, and Radford's garden. Tonne called an unknown

female and they discussed a matter related to their church. Tonne called

Karen and they discussed church matters. A Sister Grayson (phonetic)

called Tonne and they discussed church matters.

NOT RECORDED

Nothing was discussed in any of the above-mentioned calls

relating to the situation involving Radford.

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JUNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 31, and June 5, 1972, from coverage of Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon. It is to be noted that the Radiords were out

of the city between May 26 and May 31 and between June 1 and June 5, 1972.

May 31, 1972

9 calls were monitored. An unknown female called Tonne

concerning a current address relating to church activities. Tonne called

Jim Parker and asked him to bring Radord's check when he comes home.

Tonne called an unknown female named Cheryl and they discussed an

unknown project they had planned to attend together. Tonne called Diana

and they engaged in trivolous conversation concerning cats, soap operas...

baby shower, and their trip to Calliornia. Tonne called Karen Parker

regarding the time Jim Parker would arrive so that they could pick up

Radford's check. Radford called Jim Parker concerning the same thing.

Tonne called a Mr. Cook stating that Radford would pick up Cook

for a meeting very shortly. Cook later called Tonne stating that he would

not be able to make the meeting. Radord called an unknown female

concerning his house payment and he stated that he would be leaving for

Seattle early on the morning of June l and wanted to mail in his check for a

house payment.

June 5, 1972

6 calls were monitored. Tonne called Isabelle concerning

employment in the local cannery and they also discussed Radford's new

garden. Radord called an unknown male named Dave concerning rocks

he needed for his new garden. Tonne called Diana and they discussed Diana's

pregnancy, her house, and Radford's garden. Tonne called an unknown

female and they discussed a matter related to their church. Tonne called

Karen and they discussed church matters. A Sister Grayson (phonetic)

called Tonne and they discussed church matters.

NOT RECORDED

Nothing was discussed in any of the above-mentioned calls

relating to the situation involving Radford.

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May 26, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed Way 24, 1972, from coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem, Oregon.

I calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford at work and

told him that the mail had come, including an insurance policy. She

also advised him that the church bishop had visited. Tonne called Radford

2 other times at work, once telling him that their friend, Barbara, in

California was moving and another time she asked Radford when he was

coming home and reminded him that he had a 6:30 p.m. church meeting.

A woman identified only as Grandma called Tonne and told her that she

had a letter from their friend, Barbara, in California and Barbara is

• moving. Tonne salled Diana and.they discussed snan oneras, Karen Parker. :

gossip concerning mutual church friends, and their forthcoming trip to

California and Seattle, Washington. Radford called a male individual

referred to as Wilkie (phonetic) concerning a Navy make-up drill. Tonne

called her mother, Mrs. Buckles, in Washington and congratulated her

on their 26th wedding anniversary. She gave her mother their schedule

to California and Seattle and they discussed MI. Buckles' health.

It is noted that the Radfords were scheduled to depart from

Salem for their trip to Calitornia and Seattle, Washington, on May 25, 1972..

On May 25, 1912, It was determined that no calls were monitored during

the entire day. The Radfords are not expected back before June 1, 1972, and

perhaps not until June 6, 1972, since they will be traveling in California

and the State of Washington as noted in previous reports.

Nothing was discussed in the above conversations concerning

the situation involving Radiord.

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May 26, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed May 24, 1972, from coverage of Charles E. Radiord II,.

Salem, Oregon.

I calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford at work and

told him that the mail had come, including an insurance policy. She

also advised him that the church bishop had visited. Tonne called Radford

2 other times at work, once telling him that their friend, Barbara, in

California was moving and another time she asked Radiord when he was

coming home and reminded him that he had a 6:30 p.m. church meeting.

A woman identified only as Grandma called Tonne and told her that she

had a letter from their friend, Barbara, in California and Barbara is

_ moving. Tonne called Tians and they discussed soap operas, Karen Parker:

gossip concerning mutual church friends, and their forthcoming trip to

California and Seattle, Washington. Radford called a male individual

referred to as Wilkie (phonetic) concerning a Navy make-up drill. Tonne

called her mother, Mrs. Buckles, in Washington and congratulated her

on their 26th wedding anniversary. She gave her mother their schedule

to California and Seattle and they discussed Mr. Buckles' health.

It is noted that the Radfords were scheduled to depart from

Salem for their trip to California and Seattle, Washington, on May 25, 1972.

On May 25, 1972, it was determined that no calls were monitored during

the entire day. The Radfords are not expected back before June 1, 1972, and

perhaps not until June 6, 1972, since they will be traveling in California

and the State of Washington as noted in previous reports.

Nothing was discussed in the above conversations concerning

the situation involving Radiord.

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JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

!".

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 23, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radford ll, Salem,

Oregon.

g calls were monitored. Tonne called her friend, Diana, on

3 different occasions and they discussed such things as family matters,

cosmetics, church, babysitting and the Radiords' forthcoming trip to

California and Seattle, Washington. Tonne told Diana that they plan to

leave Thursday, May 25, to go to California returning to Salem on the

evening of May 31 and continuing to seattle, washington, on the early

morning of June l. She said that Radiord has to be back to work on the

morning of June 6, 1972. Tonne also indicated that she had applied for

a job at a local cannery. She also stated that Radiord had held 3 different

joks at the same time while he yas stationed in Washingtnn. D. C.; however.

she did not elaborate on the nature of the jobs he held.

Tonne called Radiord and inquired as to his plans for the day.

She then called a department store and discussed a payment book. Later

a female from J.C. Penneys department store called Tonne and they

discussed the Radfords' charge account, which according to the woman

• had been hopelessly snarled up by J.C. Penneys. Tonne called an :

unknown male and determined that this individual's wife would provide

a ride for Tonne to the Relief Society meeting that evening. Radiord called

a female whom he referred to as Grandma and said that he would visit

her on the evening of May 23. A woman whom Tonne referred to as :

Aunt called from telephone number 707-546-6913, Santa Rosa, California.

She said that she was expecting the Radiords to arrive in Santa Rosa.on

Sunday, May 28, and Tonne indicated that they would come sooner il

possible but it would probably take 2 days to sell their California property

and arrange a settlement.

Nothing was discussed in any of the above conversations

concerning the situation involving Radford.

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May 24, 1972

JUNE,

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 23, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radford II, Salem,

Oregon.

@ calls were monitored. Tonne called her friend, Diana, on

3 different occasions and they discussed such things as family matters,

cosmetics, church, babysitting and the Radfords' forthcoming trip to

California and Seattle, Washington. Tonne told Diana that they plan to

leave Thursday, May 25, to go to California returning to Salem on the

evening, of May 31 and continuing to Seattle, Washington, on the early

morning of June l. She said that Radford has to be back to work on the

morning of June 6, 1972. Tonne also indicated that she had applied for

a job at a local cannery. She also stated that Radord had held 3 different

joke at the same time while he was stationed in Washington. D. Cos however.

she did not elaborate on the nature of the jobs he held.

Tonne called Radiord and inquired as to his plans for the day.

She then called a department store and discussed a payment book. Later

a female from J.C. Penneys department store called Tonne and they

discussed the Radfords' charge account, which according to the woman

• had been hopelessly snarled up by J.C. Penneys. Tonne called an:

unknown male and determined that this individual's wife would provide

a ride for Tonne to the Relief Society meeting that evening. Radiord called

a female whom he referred to as Grandma and said that he would visit

her on the evening of May 23. A woman whom Tonne referred to as

Aunt called from telephone number 707-546-6913, Santa Rosa, California.

She said that she was expecting the Radfords to arrive in Santa Rosa on

possible but it would probably take 2 days to sell their Cattornia property

and arrange a settlement.

Nothing was discussed in any of the above conversations

concerning the situation involving Radford.

NOT RECORDED

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JüNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 1o, 19, 20, 21 and 22, 1972, from coverage of

Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

May 18, 1972

14 calls were monitored. Tonne called Karen Parker

concerning church matters, a dinner party, a gift received from

Radford, sickness and dental problems, and their children. Tonne

• called Radiord at work expressing her love for him and discussing the

telephone call she had with Karen Parker. Tonne called her brother in

Scastle, Washington, and said that the Radords would vish seattle.-

between June 1 and June 5, 1972, that they were going to California on

May 26 for a visit. Radford called Tonne and asked for the telephone

number in California to place on his leave slip and also for the telephone

number of her parents in Seattle. The phone number in California is

774-7950. His itinerary will show that they will leave May 26 to go to

Shelter Cove, California, then to Santa Rosa, California, returning to

• Salem and leaving immediately for Seattle on June 1, 1972. Radiord

telephoned six different restaurants inquiring as to whether Master Charge

is honored and asking about the menus.

A Chief Robertson from Radford's office called him and asked.

when he would be leaving for Seattle. An unknown male individual called

Radord advising him when he would be able to rototill the Radiords yard.

Diana called Tonne inquiring if Tonne had a candy thermometer. An

unknown female called and asked for Tonne and Radiord said she was

spending the night at Diana's.

NOT RECORDED

May 19, 1972

JUN ? 6 1973

11 calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford from Diana's

home inquiring about the children and inquiring as to what they should

take to the church dinner. Radford later called Tonne and said that he

would be home at 1 p.m. for lunch and said that he would have to go to

work at 7 p.m. that evening thereby upsetting their church dinner plans.

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Tonne called Diana twice and they discussed such topics as lunch, hair

styles, clothing, church dinner party, babysitters, and Diana's husband,

Ron. Chief Robbins called Radiord and Radford informed him that the

folders and papers on Radford's desk required Robbins' review and

signature. Radiord called an unknown real estate agent and discussed the

sale of his property in California. J. C. Penneys Department Store

called Radiord and they discussed his charge account. Tonne called a

young woman named Leanne regarding a babysitting job. Later an

unknown male called and talked to Leanne and asked for Radiord who

was not at home. Tonne called Radford inquiring what time he would pick her

up. An unknown male from the Jr. Chamber of Commerce called Radford

concerning some land he has for sale.

May 20, 1972

= a 6 calls were monitored. Tonne called Leanne and inquired it:

she would be able to babysit on Sunday evening.

Tonne then called Allen's

Realty Company concerning a receipt for her house payment book. Tonne

then called Diana concerning the rototilling of the Radfords' yard and they

discussed their lunch. Tonne then called Radiord and informed him that

she had just subscribed to 5 magazines. Tonne then talked to Isabelle and

Bob inquiring when they could come play cards and socialize. A Pearl Neets

• (phonetic) called Radiord concerning his ordering materials for church

Sunday School class.

May 21, 1972

Il calls were monitored. An Allen Parkins called Tonne

concerning church records regarding the Radford children and one of the

children's being blessed into the church. Radiord called Tonne stating that

he could not get oif early and told her to see about getting a ride to church.

Tonne called Judy Miller asking for a ride to church. She then called

Radiord intorming him that she would be going with Judy Miller. Radiord

called the telephone answering service and said that the phones at the

Naval Reserve Training Center had been secured.

Radford called Mrs. Morgan in Portland and they discussed

such things as onions and bean sprouts and he told her that they would be

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visiting an aunt in Santa Rosa, California, about June 1, 1972. He said

they would be leaving California and heading to Tonne's parents in

Seattle and that they might see the Morgans June 1, 1972. He said that

he would see the Morgans for sure on their return from Seattle on

June 5, 1972. Tonne then called Diana and they discussed Radiord being

sustained in the church and Diana said that she was having babysitting

problems. Tonne then called Leanne and inquired if she could babysit on

Sunday evening for Diana. Tonne then called Diana but Diana said she has.

a babysitter and doesn't need Tonne's babysitter. Later the babysitter

(Leanne) talked to her sister twice asking for her mother who was not at home.

May 22,

1972

9 calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford concerning fixing

their car. Radford then called Jim Parker stating that he needed a ride

to the place where his car was to be repaired. Radford called Frazier at

the Naval-Reserve Training Center and said that Chief Parker would be.

late for work. Tonne called the Datsun automobile agency concerning repairs

being made to their car. Radford then called Chief Buckingham stating

tuat he needs a ride to pick up his car. Radford then called Diana and told

her that his car is now fixed and that they would be at Diana's at 5:30 p.m.

An unknown male called and talked to the babysitter (Leanne) inquiring for

Radford who was not at home. Later the babysitter called her mother once

and her sister once concerning personal matters.

Nothing was discussed in any of the foregoing conversations

concerning the situation involving Radiord.

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May 23, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

GRADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22, 1972, from coverage of

Charles E. Radiord Il, Salem, Oregon:

May 18, 1972

nursin

14 calls were monitored. Tonne called Karen Parker

concerning church matters, a dinner party, a gift received from

Radford, sickness and dental problems, and their children. Tonne

called Radford at work expressing her love for him and discussing the

telephone call she had with Karen Parker. Tonne called her brother in

Seattle, Washington, and said that the Radfords would vicit Seattle

between June 1 and June 5, 1972, that they were going to California on

May 26 for a visit. Radiord called Tonne and asked for the telephone

number in California to place on his leave slip and also for the telephone

number of her parents in Seattle. The phone number in California is

774-7950. His itinerary will show that they will leave May 26 to go to

Shelter Cove, California, then to Santa Rosa, California, returning to

• Salem and leaving immediately for Seattle on June 1, 1972. Radford

telephoned six different restaurants inquiring as to whether Master Charge

is honored and asking about the menus.

A Chief Robertson from Radford's office called him and asked

when he would be leaving for Seattle. An unknown male individual called

Radford advising him when he would be able to rototill the Radfords yard.

Diana called Tonne inquiring i Tonne had a candy thermometer. An

unknown female called and asked for Tonne and Radiord said she was

spending the night at Diana's.

NOT RECORDED

May 19, 1972

JUN 2 6 1973

Il calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford from Diana's

home inquiring about the children and inquiring as to what they should

take to the church dinner. Radford later called Tonne and said that he

would be home at 1 p.m. for lunch and said that he would have to go to

work at 7 p.m. that evening thereby upsetting their church dinner plans.

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Tonne called Diana twice and they discussed such topics as lunch, hair

styles, clothing, church dinner party, babysitters, and Diana's husband,

Ron. Chief Robbins called Radford and Radiord informed him that the

folders and papers on Radiord's desk required Robbins' review and

signature. Radford called an unknown real estate agent and discussed the

sale of his property in California. J. C. Penneys Department Store

called Radiord and they discussed his charge account. Tonne called a

young woman named Leanne regarding a babysitting job. Later an

unknown male called and talked to Leanne and asked for Radford who

was not at home. Tonne called Radford inquiring what time he would pick her.

up. An unknown male from the Jr. Chamber of Commerce called Raaord

concerning some land he has for sale.

May 20, 1972

pa calls were monitored. Tonne called Leanne and inquired if

she would be able to babysit on Sunday evening. Tonne then calied Allen's

Realty Company concerning a receipt for her house payment book. Tonne

then called Diana concerning the rototilling of the Radfords' yard and they

discussed their lunch. Tonne then called Radiord and informed him that

she had just subscribed to 5 magazines. Tonne then talked to Isabelle and

Bob inquiring when they could come play cards and socialize. A Pearl Neets

(phonetic) called Radiord concerning his ordering materials for church

Sunday School class.

May 21, 1972

1l calls were monitored. An Allen Parkins called Tonne

concerning church records regarding the Radford children and one of the

children's being blessed into the church. Radiord called Tonne stating that

he could not get oif early and told her to see about getting a ride to church.

Tonne called Judy Miller asking for a ride to church. She then called

Radiord informing him that she would be going with Judy Miller. Radford

called the telephone answering service and said that the phones at the

Naval Reserve Training Center had been secured.

Radiord called Mrs. Morgan in Portland and they discussed

such things as onions and bean sprouts and he told her that they would be

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visiting an aunt in Santa Rosa, California, about June 1, 1972. He said

they would be leaving California and heading to Tonne's parents in

Seattle and that they might see the Morgans June I, 1972. He said that

he would see the Morgans for sure on their return from Seattle on

June 5, 1972. Tonne then called Diana and they discussed Radford being

sustained in the church and Diana said that she was having babysitting

problems. Tonne then called Leanne and inquired if she could babysit on

Sunday evening for Diana. Tonne then called Diana but Diana said she has

a babysitter and doesn't need Tonne's babysitter. Later the babysitter

(Leanne) talked to her sister twice asking for her mother who was not at home.

May 22, 1972

• 9 calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford concerning fixing

their çar. Radford then called Jim Parker stating that he needed a ride

to the place where his car was to be repaired. Radford called Frazier at

the Naval Reserve Training Center and said that Chief Parker would be

late for work. Tonne called the Datsun automobile agency concerning repairs

being made to their car. Radiord then called Chiet Buckingham stating

that he needs a ride to pick up his car. Raciora then called Diana and told

her that his car is now fixed and that they would be at Diana's at 5:30 p.m.

An unknown male called and talked to the babysitter (Leanne) inquiring for

Radford who was not at home. Later the babysitter called her mother once

and her sister once concerning personal matters.

Nothing was discussed in any of the foregoing conversations

concerning the situation involving Radord.

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May 18, 1972

JuNE.

RE: CHARLES E: RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 17, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radford, Salem;

Oregon.

Eleven calls were monitored. Karen Parker called Tonne and

inquired as to why Tonne was mad at her. Aiter some discussion she

said that she would not interfere with the friendship between Tonne and

Diana. Tonne then called her friend, Diana, and they discussed the

phone cáll from Karen Parker. Tonne called Diana two subsequent

times and each time engaged in lengthy conversations concerning such

varied subjects as soap operas, church affairs, shopping, family matters,

end in particular that manore nomade least in leave begin me

dune 2 for a day vi Re to Seate weit romest parentse beginning on

June 2 for a s-day visit to. Seattle to visit Tonne's parents.

Tonne called Judy and they discussed baby clothes, Dixie's baby

shower and the weather. A Warren Schriver (phonetic) called and talked

to Radford. They discussed a Navy letter which Radiord had signed out on

behalf of his commanding officer concerning a Navy construction project.

• A Linda Faulk called Tonne and asked her to supply Quaker Oats boxes

for a primary school (church) dinner project. A woman named Isabelle

called Tonne and oftered some yara plants to the Radiords. Tonne called

her friend Dixie and asked her to trim her (Tonne's) hair. Radiord

called Isabelle and discussed the planting of some hedge bushes. Tonne

called Radford from her friend, Diana's, and said that she would not be

home before he went to bed.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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May 16, 1972

JuN'E

RE: CHARLES E: RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 17, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radford, Salem;

Oregon.

Eleven calls were monitored. Karen Parker called Tonne and

Inquired as to why Tonne was mad at her. After some discussion she

said that she would not interfere with the friendship between Tonne and

Diana. Tonne then called her friend, Diana, and they discussed the

phone call from Karen Parker. Tonne called Diana two subsequent

times and each time engaged in lengthy conversations concerning such

varied subjects as soap operas, church affairs, shopping, family matters,.

and in particular that Radford had made a request for leave beginning on

June 2 for a 5-day visit to. Seattle to visit Tonne's parents.

Tonne called Judy and they discussed baby clothes, Dixie's baby

shower and the weather. A Warren Schriver (phonetic) called and talked

to Radford. They discussed a Navy letter which Radford had signed out on

behalf of his commanding officer concerning a Navy construction project.

• A Linda Faulk called Tonne and asked her to supply Quaker Oats boxes

for a primary school (church) dinner project. A woman named Isabelte

called Tonne and offered some yard plants to the Radfords. Tonne called

her friend Dixie and asked her to trim her (Tonne's) hair. Radiord

called Isabelle and discussed the planting of some hedge bushes. Tonne

called Radford from her friend, Diana's, and said that she would not be

home before he went to bed.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

JUN 2 6 1973

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May 17, 1972

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JuNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADEORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 16, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radiord, Salem,

Oregon.

..

Ten calls were monitored. An unidentified female called

and asked Tonne Radiord for her complete address apparently relating

to sometorm of periodical. Tonne and her friend, Diana, engaged in

three conversations and the subject of each had to do with a baby shower

which was to take place on 5/16/72. They also discussed a mutual

friend, Karen Parker, and the fact that Radford will no longer baby sit

for Karen. Radiord called an unknown female at J. C. Penney's Department

• Store concerning their charge account. Tonne called Radiord at work..

inquiring as to whether shu chocks had come in and he later returned

the call and told her that the checks had come in and they briefly

discussed Karen Parker.

Radford called an unidentified woman with a realty company

concerning the sale of his property in California. She indicated that she

would be unable to help him dispose of the property. Radford called a

woman named Isabelle, apparently a fellow church member, and discussed

visiting and helping her and her husband in their yard. A Joan Tibbett

(phonetic) called Tonne and inquired about the new baby's name (apparently

referring to the baby in connection with the baby shower discussed above).

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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May 17, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 16, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radiord, Salem,

Oregon.

Ten calls were monitored. An unidentified female called

and asked Tonne Radford for her complete address apparently relating

to someform of periodical. Tonne and her friend, Diana, engaged in

three conversations and the subject of each had to do with a baby shower

which was to take place on 5/16/72. They also discussed a mutual

friend, Karen Parker, and the fact that Fadford will no longer baby sit

for Karen. Radford called an unknown female at J. C. Penney's Department

Store concerning their charge account. Tonne called Radford at work

"inquiring as to whether the checks had come in and he later returned

the call and told her that the checks had come in and they brieily

discussed Karen Parker.

Radiord called an unidentitied woman with a realty company

concerning the sale of his property in California. She indicated that she

would be unable to help him dispose of the property. Radford called a

woman named Isabelle, apparently a fellow church member, and discussed

visiting and helping her and her husband in their yard. A Joan Tibbett

(phonetic) called Tonne and inquired about the new baby's name (apparently

referring to the baby in connection with the baby shower discussed above).

Nothing was. discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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May 16, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 15, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radford, Salem,

Oregon. It is to be noted that no pertinent information was developed

during the period May 8, 1972, through May 14, 1972.

Eleven calls were monitored. Tonne Radford called the

Naval Reserve Training Center two times inquiring whether the pay checks

were in as yet. Karen Parker called and talked to Tonne and their

conversation concerned the fact that the pay checks were not in and that

Radford had the day off. They also discussed who would teach a

forthcoming Sunday school class. Tonne discussed her dental problems.

Radford talked to a Mr. Straight (phonetic) at a local bank concerning a

bank.loan. Tonne talked to Sister Bean and stated that she would not

be at the primary on May 16, 1972. Tonne called Judy and engaged in

genta proven, touch matings, ays bay horning, health foods,

An unidentified male called Radford concerning the fact that

Radford's loan application was ready. Subsequently, Radford called an

• unidentified male at the East Meadow Branch Commercial Bank concerning

cards for the final processing of a bank loan. Tonne called Diana two

times and their conversations had to do with Tonne's dental work and the

fact that Tonne would not be going to a baby shower. They also discussed

the possibility of Tonne working in a cannery this summer. They also

discussed food prices, shoe sales, and their children. Tonne also called

Dixie and inquired if Radiord were there and on learning he was asked

that Dixie send some bleach back with Radford.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radiora.

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May 16, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. 'RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on May 15, 1972, concerning Charles E. Radford, Salem,

Oregon. It is to be noted that no pertinent information was developed

during the period May 8, 1972, through May 14, 1972.

Eleven calls were monitored. Tonne Radford called the

Naval Reserve Training Center two times inquiring whether the pay checks

were in as yet. Karen Parker called and talked to Tonne and their

conversation concerned the fact that the pay checks were not in and that

Radford had the day off. They also discussed who would teach a

forthcoming Sunday school class. Tonne discussed her dental problems.

Radford talked to a Mr. Straight (phonetic) at a local bank concerning a

bank loan. Tonne talked to Sister Bean and stated that she would not

be at the primary on May 16, 1972. Tonne called Judy and engaged in

general conversation concerning Judy's baby, ironing, health foods,

dental problems, church matters, and baby showers.

An unidentified male called Radford concerning the fact that

Radford's loan application was ready. Subsequently, Radford called an

unidentified male at the East Meadow Branch Commercial Bank concerning

cards for the final processing of a bank loan. Tonne called Diana two

times and their conversations had to do with Tonne's dental work and the

fact that Tonne would not be going to a baby shower. They also discussed

the possibility of Tonne working in a cannery this summer. They also

discussed food prices, shoe sales, and their children. Tonne also called

Dixie and inquired it Radiord were there and on learning he was asked

that Dixie send some bleach back with Radford.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radiord.

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Hay 8, 1972

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD III

JUNE

The following is a summary of infornation

developed May 5, 6, & 7, 1972, concerning Radiord

at Salem, Oregon. •

On May 5, 1972, eight calls were noted

dealing with personal situations with acquaintances,

church work and invitations to a dinner party at the

Radford residence.

On May 6, 1972, ten calls were noted dealing

with same as above.

On May 7, 1972, at 12:22 p.I. Tonne called

her father Mr. Buckels

in Seattle area. She discussed

her dental problems and the previously reported trip

of Hrs. Buckels to Atlanta.

She said Chick. had

telephoned Jack Anderson after having written to him

and that Anderson acted strangely as if he did not

want Chuck to call him and implied his phone may be

monitored. Tonne told her father she believed Anderson

did not want to get Chuck into any nore trouble.

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May 8, 1972

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD III

JUNE

The following is a summary of information

developed May 5, 6, & 7, 1972, concerning Radford

at Salem, Oregon. •

• On way 5, 1972, eight calls were noted

dealing with personal situations with acquaintances,

church work and invitations to a dinner party at the

Radford residence.

On Hay 6, 1972, ten calls were noted dealing

with same as above.

On May 7, 1972, at 12:22 p.I. Tonne called

her father li. Buckels

in Seattle area. She discussed

her dental problems and the previously reported trip

úI HiS: Buckola to Atlanta

she said Chuck had

telephoned Jack Anderson after having written to him

and that Anderson acted strangely as 11 he did not

want Chuck to call him and implied his phone way be

monitored. Tonne told her father she bellered Anderson

did not want to get Chuck into any more trouble.

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May 5, 1972

JUNE.

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed regarding Radford at Salem,

Oregor, May 4, 1972.

During the period Tonne talked with

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kay 5, 1972

JUNE.

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nompertinent

information developed regarding Radford at Salem,

Oregon, lay 4, 1972.

During the period Tonne talked with

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May 4, 1972

JuNE

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

!

The following is a sunmary of pertinent

information developed on May 3, 1972, concerning

Radford at Salem, Oregon.

At 5:55 p.w. Tonne's father, Hir. Buckel (ph.),

Seattlé, Hashington, called Tonne to congratulate Chuck

an Jack

: Anderson's receiving the Pulitzer prize. He

also called Tonne's attention to Anderson's column

dealing with "Sex Snooping by the FBI."

He also nentioned that Chuck was writing

to Anderson to ask Anderson to get hotel reservations

in Atlanta for a group of seven women who were going

to that city for sone kind of convention. Chuck

apparently had asked Anderson to make the reservations

"under the name "foor sare (ph.), ore of the women.

The women apparently were from

the Seattle area.

At 8:50 p.I. after several attempts Chuck

called Jack Anderson (301 - 365-7632) to congratulate

him for his Pulitzer designation.

At first Anderson

didn't know who Chuck was.

When he did realize with

whom he was talking he asked Chuck if he were still

following his geneology. He said he had received Chuck's

letter but hadn't had an opportunity to answer.

He

asked Radford if he were pleased now that life was a

Ittle easier for hii.

Chuck said "everything was fine,"

but said he feels he'll be able to get back in the

mainstream in a while.

Anderson suggested civilian life and offered

to assist Chuck in the future.

Chuck mentioned the letter he rote Anderson

to which Anderson replied "Certainly, you can see anything."

Chuck replied "OK, that's what I wanted to know."

Tonne and Libby (lirs. Anderson) then talked

(small talk) and Libby gave her the Andersons' unlisted

telephone number (365-8242).

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kay 4, 1972

JiNE

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of pertinent

information developed on May 3, 1972, concerning

Radford at Salem, oregon.

At 5:55 p.I. Tonne's father, Mr. Buckel (ph.),

Seattlé, Washington, called Tonne to congratulate Chuck

on Jack Anderson's receiving the Pulitzer prize.

Ee

also called Tone's attention to Anderson's column :

dealing with "Sex Snooping by the FBI."

He also mentioned that Chuck was writing

to Anderson to ask Anderson to get hotel reservations

in Atlanta for a group of seven women who were going

to that city for sone kind of convention. Chuck

apparently had asked Anderson to make the reservations

under the rumo

"Jost sane ph.y, one ef the women;

The women apparently were from

the seattle area.

At 8:50 p.I. after several attempts Chuck

called Jack Anderson (301 - 365-7632) to congratulate

him for his pulitzer designation.

At first Anderson

didn't know

who Chuck was. When he did realize with

whom he was talking he asked Chuck if he were still

following his geneology. He said he had received Chuck's

letter but hadn't had an opportunity to answer.

asked Radiord if he were pleased now that life was a

little easier for him.

but said he feels he'll be able to get back in the

mainstrean in a while.

Anderson suggested civilian life and offered

to assist Chuck in the future.

Chuck mentioned the letter he wrote Anderson

to which Anderson replied "Certainly, you can see anything."

Chuck replied "OK, that's what I wanted to know."

Tonne and Libby (lis. Anderson) then talked

(small talk) and Libby gave her the Andersons' unlisted

telephone number (365-8242).

1:751:5-170

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May 3, 1972

JUNE

!

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent •

inforuation developed on May 2, 1972, concerning

Radford at Salem, Oregon..

During period 5 calls were noted dealing

, with conversations between Tonne and two of her

friends and with Chuck.

Matters discussed were

milk bills, hair, soap operas, church.

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May 3, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES E. BADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent •

information developed

on May 2, 1972, concerning

Radford at Salem, Oxegon..

During period 5 calls were noted dealing

• WIth COnVErSatIOns detween tonne and two o1 nei

friends and with Chuck.

Matters discussed were

milk bills, hair, soap operas, church.

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May 2, 1972

JUNE.

Re: CHARLES E: RADFORD, II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on May 1, 1972, from coverage

on Radford at Salem, Oregon.

A total of nine calls were noted, seven of

which dealt with Tonne's talking with her several

friends about church, her recent trip to Washington,

the movie "Godfather," soap operas and children.

She talked with Chuck twice, once about

lunch and once about her dinner menu.

i."

7.

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May 2, 1972

JUNE.

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD, II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on May 1, 1972, from coverage

on Radford at Salem, Oregon.

A total of nine calls were noted, seven of

which dealt with Tonne's

talking with her several

friends about church, her recent trip to Washington,

the movie "Godfather," soap operas and children.

She talked with Chuck twice, once about

lunch and once about her dinner menu.

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May 1, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD, II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on April 28, 29, and 30, 1972,

from coverage on Radiord at Salem, Oregon.

No calls were noted on April 28 and 29 as

the Radfords were away from residence.

On April 30, four calls were noted during

One was fron a church leader and

Tone tated with Even Diana twice bout Danas

dinner guests. Tonne also mentioned the Washington

trip.

The fourth call was to Tonne's mother advising

her the Radiords had returned to Salem safely.

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May 1, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD, II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on April 28, 29, and 30, 1972,

from coverage on Radiord at Salem, Oregon.

No calls were noted on April 28 and 29 as

the Radiords were away from residence.

On April 30, four calls were noted during

dinner guests.

Tonne also mentioned the Washington

trip.

The fourth call was to Tonne's mother advising

her the Radiords had returned to Salem safely.

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April 28, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES I. RADFORE, II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on April 27, 1972, frOm

coverage of Radiord at Salem, Oregon.

A total of 13 calls were made on this date

dealing with Chuck and Tonne's plans to drive to

the State of Washington over the week-end to visit

Tonne's parents.

Chuck also made inquiry regarding

registering his vehicle in the state of Oregon.

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April 28, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD, II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on April 27, 1972, from

coverage of Radford at Salem, Oregon.

A total of 13 calls were made on this date

dealing with Chuck and Tonne's plans to drive to

the State of Washington over the week-end to visit

Tonne's parents. Chuck also made inquiry regarding

registering his vehicle in the state of Oregon.

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April 27, 1972

JUNE

RE:

CHARLES, E.. RADFORD,, IT.

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on April 26, 1972, frOM coverage

of Charles E. Radford, II, Salem, Oregou:

' A total of ll calls were nade in which Tonne

talked with several girl triends about church work,

61 ca 125

pregnancy and children. Two conversations were noted

between Tonne and Chuck, one

about an overdue bill.

Chuck was called by a friend from San Diego

who owed him $800.

The friend "Jerry Kaye" told him

their daughter had died and Chuck recommended a special

poem for the Kayes to read. He also told Kaye he would

arnbably leave the Navy in about September, 1973.

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April 27, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES, E.. RADFORD,, II.

The following is a summary of nonpertinent

information developed on April 26, 1972, frOm COverage

of Charles E. Radford, II, Salem, Gregon:

' A total of 11 calls were made in which Tonne

talked with several girl triends about church work,

pregnancy and children.

Two conversations were noted

between Tonne and Chuck, one about dinner and one

about an overdue bill.

Chuck was called by a friend from San Diego

who owed him $800.

hai died and cier re and

poen for the Kayes to read. He also told Kaye he would

probably leave the Navy in about September., 1973.

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April 26, 1971

JUNE

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RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed

Rediora II, salen, beeson?? Fron coverage of charles I.

15 calls were monitored.

Tonne

Radford called Joan and

asked her to find someone to take her church school class since

she did not feel well.

Tonne then called Sister Faulk and

requested the same thing, but a little later called Sister

Faulk back

and said that

he had arranged with Diana to take the

class.

A. Joyce Collins then talked to Tonne and asked if a

real estate lady had been in contact with the Radfords, and

Tonne replied in the affirmative.

Tonne then

called Karen Parker

and told her that she (Ionne) would not be going to the primary

meeting and she asked Karen to pick up Diana who will teach the

class.

Tonne then called Diana and said that Karen would pick

her up for the meeting.

fact that Tonne and Radford had a severe quarrel the day before

because Radford accused her of being a poor housekeeper.

Radford called two equipment rental companies concerning rental

of a roto-tiller. He then called an Isabell and asked if they

would care to share the cost of

called one of the rental companies back and inquired

width of the tiller. Welcome Wagon called Ionne and inquired

if she would like to participate in a Welcome Wagon program and

Tonne said no. Radford later called Diana and"

asked for the

*elephone number of her insurance company.

Tonne got on the

line and they gossiped about katan, discussed tithing, toilet

paper, sex, Judy Miller and a luncheon committee in that order.

Tonne then called Judy Miller and they discussed Judy's

new baby the the subject of pregnancy and post-natal complica-

tions information concerning All-State Insurance programs.

Jerry Bowen then called Radford and gave him insurance

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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•ent

April 26, 1971

JUNE

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed

on April 25,

1972 from coverage of Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

15 calls

were monitored. Tonne Radford called Joan and

asked her to find

someone to

take her church school class since

she did not feel well.

Tonne then called Sister Faulk and

requested the same thing, but a little later cälled Sister

Faulk back and said that

he had arranged with Diana to take the

A Joyce Collins then talked to Tonne and asked if a

4..

real estate lady had been in contact with the Radfords, and

Johne neplied in the affirmative.

lonne then called Karen

Parker

and told her that she (Tonne) would not be going

to the primary

meeting and she asked Karen to pick up Diana who will teach the

class.

Tonne then called Diana and said that Karen would pick

her up for the meeting.

Then discussed soap operas and the

fact that Tonne and Radford had a severe quarrel the day before

because Radford accused her of being a poor housekeeper.

Later,

Radford called two equipment rental companies concerning rental

of a roto-tiller. He then called an Isabell and asked if they

would care to share the cost of renting a roto-tiller. He then

called one of the rental companies back and inquired as to the

width of the tiller. Welcome Wagon called Tonne and inquired

if she would like to participate in a nelcome Wagon program and

Tonne said no. Radford later called Diana and

asked for the

telephone number of her insurance company.

Tonne got on the

line and they gossiped about kaken, discussed tithing, toilet

paper, sex, Judy Miller and a luncheon committee in that order.

Tonne then called Judy Miller and they discussed Judy's

new baby the the subject of pregnancy and post-natal complica-

rate information concerning All-State Insurance

Jerry Bowen then called Radford and gave him insurance

prograns.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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April 25, 1972

JUNE

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

-nah-1

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developedoon April: 24, 1972 from-coverage of Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

11 calls were monitored.

The first call was Radford to

Chief Buckingham at the Naval Reserve Training Center asking

for the day off.

It was granted.

Tonne conversed with her

friend Diana four times and they discussed such things as Jim

and Judy Miller and the Millers' new baby, Radford being at

home 'with a cold, Tonne's not being able to get any housework

done because of Radford being at home, gossip regarding a

mutual friend, Karen Parker and church matters. Radford talked

to Diana once, Inquiring as to what kind of games he should

"bring when they visit Diana. He also inyuired if Diana la&

called twice earlier; that they phone had

rung twice but that

he and Tonne were indisposed at the time.

Tonne called a Mrs. Comstock and said she would be going

with Radford at 1:00 PM (no further explanation). Tonne called

Judy Miller twice. She welcomed Judy home from the hospital and

congratulated her on birth of their new baby.

Tonne 'älso told

Judy she is having a surprise baby shower for Judy in early May.

A male caller (apparently fron the Naval Reserve Training

Center) called Radford and left message that "The Captain wants

Chuck to report at 1:30 AM on 4/25/12 to transport the Captain

to the academy for the presentation." Tonne said she would give

Radford the message. A Mr. Anderson from State Farm Mutua

Insurance Conpany called Radford and discussed revision oj

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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April 25, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE.

The following"is a summary of nonpertinent information

developedoon April. 24, 1972 from-coverage of Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

I1 calls were monitored. The first call was Radford to

Chief Buckingham at the Naval

Reserve Training Center asking

for the day off. It was granted.

Tonne conversed with her

friend Diana four times and they discussed such things as Jim

and Judy Miller and the

Millers' new baby, Radford being at

home 'with a cold, Tonne's not being able to get any housework

done because of Radford being at home, gossip regarding a

mutual friend, Karen Parker and church matters. Radford talked

to Diana once, inquiring as to what kind of games he should

bring when they visii Diana.

he also inquired if Diana had

called twice earlier; that they phone had rung twice but that

he and Tonne were indisposed at the time.

Tonne called a Mes. Comstock and said she would be going

with Radford at 1:00 PM (no further explanation). Tonne called

Judy Miller twice. She welcomed Judy home from the hospital and

congratulated her on birth

of their new baby.

Tonne 'älso told

Judy she is having a surprise baby shower for Judy in early May.

A male caller (apparently from the Naval Reserve Training

Center) called Radford and left message that "The Captain wants

Chuck to report at 7:30 AM on 4/25/72 to transport the Captain

to the academy for the presentation." Tonne said she would give

Radford the message.

A Mr. Anderson from State Farm Mutual

Insurance Company called Radford and discussed revision of

Radford's insurance policy.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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April 24, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RAPFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of nompertinent information

developed on April 21, 22 and 23, 1972, from coverage of Charles E.

Radford, Salem, Oregon:

April 21, 1972:

Nineteen calls were monitored. Tonne Radiord engaged in

conversation with Diana Taylor 5 times. Their conversations concerned

such matters as clothing, car problems, children, being upset over the

Apollo coverage preempting soap operas, and knitting. Also discussed was

the fact that Judy Miller had a baby girl. Tonne then made 4 calls to

acquaintenances to spread the news that Judy Miller had a baby girl. She

called Karen Parker, Joan, Dixie and Janet, In the conversation with

Janet, Tonne discussed how she and Radford met and described the time

they spent while stationed in India and the fact that they had had a pet

leopard while in India.

A call was then made to directory assistance asking for the

telephone number of James Miller. Tonne called Jim Miller and invited

• him to dinner. During another call, Tonne called an unidentified female

named Joan and they discussed the weather and church matters including the

fact that a great number of Mormans are moving into Radford's neighborhood.

Later Tonne called Radiord at work and told him that Judy Miller had a

baby girl. Tonne then called Dixie for the phone number of Joyce Payson;

however, Dixie did not have the number. She then called Myrna for Payson's

telephone number and learned it was 581-9848.

Radford called a woman whom he addressed as grandmother

at 362-4835 and asked her to go shopping with him at Sears. Later Radford

called Tonne and said that he would be an hour late and he then went into

a lengthy discussion concerning some knitting supplies and said that his

grandmother was going to show him how to do a garter stitch.

Tonne later called an unknown female, telephone number 679-9056

and inquired as to how to do a lock stitch. Racord called Jerry Tippit who is

head of the church ward in Radiord's area and they discussed a talk Radford

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April 22, 1972:

Eight calls were monitored. Tonne called Diana and they

discussed what they would do on Saturday, knitting, and car insurance.

Tonne and Karen Parker engaged in 3 separate conversations. Karen

wanted to know Jim Miller's telephone number and they discussed a

baby shower for Judy Miller. They also discussed such things as mowing

the lawn, making stew, and the fact that Radiord is a great Sunday „school

teacher. They also discussed other church matters and the various soap

operas. One of the calls from Karen to Tonne concerned the availability

of grass clippings for a compost heap Radford is building.

Tonne then called Jim Miller and invited him over to have

stew for lunch. Radford called directory assistance and asked for the

number of the Local Loan Company. He dialed the number but there was

no answer. Later Tonne called Radford and asked when he would be home.

The last call was an unknown male who discussed a forthcoming church

meeting with Radford.

April 23, 1972:

Six calls were monitored. Tonne called Diana concerning a

plunger needed to unstop a clogged toilet. Diana did not have one. Tonne

then called Jim Miller inquiring as to his new baby and invited him to dinner.

A Brother Parker called Radiord and asked for their official address for the

church records and he also asked for other church membership information

for the record. Brother Parker later called Tonne and asked for the legal

name of their son for church records. Tonne and Karen Parker had 2

separate conversations and they discussed Radford's talk at church and their

dinner plans.

Nothing was discussed in any of the above conversations

concerning the situation involving Radford.

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April 24, 1972

RE: CHARLES B. RAPFORD II

JiNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 21, 22 and 23, 1972, from coverage of Charles E.

Radford, Salem, Oregon:

April 21, 1972:

Nineteen calls were monitored. Tonne Radiord engaged in

conversation with Diana Taylor 5 times. Their conversations concerned

such matters as clothing, car problems, children, being upset over the

Apollo coverage preempting soap operas, and knitting. Also discussed was

the fact that Judy Miller had a baby girl. Tonne then made 4 calls to

acquaintenances to spread the news that Juay Miller had a baby girl. She

called Karen. Parker, Joan, Dixie and Janet. In the conversation with

Janet, Tonne discussed how she and Radford met and described the time

they spent while stationed in India and the fact that they had had a pet

leopard while in India.

A call was then made to directory assistance asking for the

telephone number of James Miller. Tonne called Jim Miller and invited

' him to dinner. During another call, Tonne called an unidentified female

named Joan and they discussed the weather and church matters including the

fact that a great number of Mormans are moving into Radiord's neighborhood.

Later Tonne called Radford at work and told him that Judy Miller had a

baby girl. Tonne then called Dixie for the phone number of Joyce Payson;

however, Dixie did not have the number. She then called Myrna for Payson's

telephone number and learned it was 581-9848.

Radiord called a woman whom he addressed as grandmother

at 362-4835 and asked her to go shopping with him at Sears. Later Radford

called Tonne and said that he would be an hour late and he then went into

a lengthy discussion concerning some knitting supplies and said that his

grandmother was going to show him how to do a garter stitch.

Tonne later called an unknown female, telephone number 679-905€

and inquired as to how to do a lock stitch. Radord called Jerry Tippit who is

head of the church ward in Radiord's area and they discussed a talk Radiord

would make during a prayer meeting in the Bishop's Office 6 = 75154-160

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April 22, 1972:

Eight calls were monitored. Tonne called Diana and they

discussed what they would do on Saturday, knitting, and car insurance.

Tonne and Karen Parker engaged in 3 separate conversations. Karen

wanted to know Jim Miller's telephone number and they discussed a

baby shower for Judy Miller. They also discussed such things as mowing

the lawn, making stew, and the fact that Radford is a great Sunday school

teacher. They also discussed other church matters and the various soap

operas. Oné of the calls from Karen to Tonne concerned the availability

of grass clippings for a compost heap Radtord is building.

Tonne then called Jim Miller and invited him over to have

stew for lunch. Radford called directory assistance and asked for the

number of the Local Loan Company. He dialed the number but there was

no answer. Later Tonne called Radford and asked when he would be home.

The last call was an unknown male who discussed a forthcoming church

meeting with Radiord.

April 23, 1972:

Six calls were monitored. Tonne called Diana concerning a •

plunger needed to unstop a clogged toilet. Diana did not have one. Tonne

then called Jim Miller inquiring as to his new baby and invited him to dinner.

A Brother Parker called Radford and asked for their official address for the

Church records and he also asked for other church membership information

for the record. Brother Parker later called Tonne and asked for the legal

name of their son for church records. Tonne and Karen Parker had 2

separate conversations and they discussed Radford's talk at church and their

dinner plans.

Nothing was discussed in any of the above conversations

concerning the situation involving Radiora.

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April 21, 1978

JUNE.

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

the following is a summary of nonpertirant information

developed on April 20, 1972 from coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

salem, oregon:

7 calls were monitored. Four of the calls were discuss-

ions between tonne Radford and her friend, Diana. The conversations

were purely personal in nature and concerned such things as lonne

complaining

because Radford was home during the morning - under

foot, nagging, in the way and mutual complaints about husbands

in general.

In other condersation they complained because the

soap operas were not on due to coverage of the moon shot.

discussed various TV programs and went into the subject a they

conflicts in the church group in salem. They also talked about

food, clothing, children, baby showers and other inone topies.

Karen Parker called Tonne and they disuussed Radford's

being home and his complaints concerning her housekeeping and his

naggingiin general. Later in the day Tonne called Radford at work

and he told her she should go out and get a job since they were

going to have to contribute to his father's income.

He indicated

that his father is on welfare.

Tonne made a call and asked for

Diana, out a male vorce said that diana was not at home.

Nothing was discussed conerning the situation involving

Radford.

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April 21, 1972

JUNE.

!

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following is a aunmary of nonpertiant information

developed on April 20, 1922 from coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

salem, Oregon:

I calls were monitored. Four of the calls were discuss-

ions between lonne Radford and her friend, diana.

The conversations

were purely personal in nature and concerned such things as tonne

complaining because Radford was home during the morning - under

foots.

nagging, in the way and mutual complaints about husbands

in general.

In other concersuiions they complaired because the.

soap operas were not on due to coverage of the moon shot.

discussed various IV programs and went into the subject of

confliets in the church group in salem. They also talked about

food, clothing, children, baby showers and other inane topics.

Karen Parker called Tonne and they disuassed Radford's

being home and his complaints concerning her housekeeping and his

naggingiia general. Later in the day lonne called Radjord at work

and he told her she should go out and get a job since they were

going to have to contribute to his father's income.

He indicated

that his father is on welfare.

Tonne made a call and asked for

Diana, but a male voice said that Diana was not at home.

Nothing

was discussed conerning the situation involving

Radford.

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RE:

JUNE.

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following isaa summary of nonpertinent information

developed April 19,

1972 from

coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem, Oxegan:

15 calls were monitored.

The first.call vas a female,

yes..

Anetia (phonetic) to Tonne Radford stating that Anetia was not

going to the reliej society meeting;that tonne should arrange a

ride for linãa.

Tonne then called Diana (twice), Karen, Sister

Leach and sharel, trying to arrange a ride for Linda. Ionne then

called the time number to get the correct time.

Diana called

Tonne and they discusssed the soap operas, dinner for "home night"

the trouble getting a ride for linda, and the problems of getting

baby sitters.

Tonne then called Radfora concerning theur getting

a baby sitter and she informed him she was going out shopping.

Tonne called Sister Tarr to see if she would babysit

for the Radfords.

Tonne then called Diana and they discussed

babysitting arrangements:

she was goig out.

A youth named David called Radford and agreed

to out the lown for fadford and they discussed raking up of the

grass. David called later and wanted extra pay for raking up the

9xa88.

The last call was a lrs. Cook to tonne and they discussed

houses and social events.

Nothing was discussed concerning Radford or the situatio

involving him.

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I:.s.

ApF2Z 20, 1972

JUNE.

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

The following isaa summary of nonpertinent information

developed April 19, 1972 from

coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem, Oregon:

15 calls were monitored. The first call was a female,

bie.

Anetia (phonetic) to ronne Radford stating that Anetia was not

going to the relief society meeting;that tonne should arrange a.

ride for, Linda.

Tonne then called Diana (twice), Karen, sister

Leach and Sharel, trying to arrange a ride for Linda.

Tonne then

called the time number to get the correct time. Diana called

Tonne and they discusssed the soap operas, dinner for "home night"

the trouble getting a ride for linda, and the problems of getting

baby sitters.

Tonne then called Radfora concerning ineir getting

a baby sitter and she informed him she was going out shopping.

Tonne called sister larr to see if she would babysit

for the Radfords. Tonne then called Diana and they discussed

babysitting arrangements.

She then called Radford and told him

she was

gong out.

A youth named David called Radford and agreed

to cut the lawn for fadford and they discussed raking up of the

• 97085.

David called later and wanted extra pay for raking up the

The last call was airs. Cook to Tonne and they discussed

houses and social events.

Nothing was discussed concerning Radford or the situation

involving him.

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April 19, 1972

•

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

"RADFORD II

The following

is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed of April 18,

1972 from coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem,

oregon:

8 calla were monitored. Tonne Radford talked to Karen

Parker concerning a church meeting on 4/18/72 and a baby shower.

on trading one

Tonne later

talked to her friend, Dinad, concerning the same matter. an

for the church meeting and other church activity.

Later, another

unidentified woman called Tonne concerning helping in Ionne's

church class:

Ionne called the information operator for the number

of the Millers on Caripbell Street.

She then called tudy Miller

and they discussed their mutual health and weight problems and

talked about church matters. Tonne then called Diana and they

talked about soap operass

cooking and church activities.

Tonned

then called Radford's

office, but was informed he had lejt for nome.

• Later, Tonne called Diana and they dracussed their evening meal,

•shopping and their chilaren.

Nothing was discussed concerning Radford or the situation

involving him.

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April 18, 1972

JUNE

RE: CAARLES E. RADFORD II

The following-is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 17, 1972

from coverage of Charles

E, Paddord II,

Salem,

oregon:

1? calls were monitored. Tonne called Radford and they

discussed the mail whieh had just arrived. Tonne had 1 discussions

with her friend, Dizza,

and the topics of conversation included

such things as their children, laundry, house cleaning, movies,

mutual acquaintances, parenthood, menstrual periods, baby showers

and church activity.

Radford called a number attempting to reach

an Elton Beatty, it was a wrong number. He then called directory

assistance regarding Beatty's number; it's unlisted. He then

called the Faulk residence concerning a church visitation.

Radford called a Myrna, apparently a church acquantance,

to get telephone number of Elton Beatty, apparently another church

member. He then

discussed a long list of names of other church

members whom he wants to contact. These include Iroy Cloud, Anita

Berry, Debby Bowen, Steve Compton, Christina Jones, Jamie Lee,

Annette Lowell, and lay Murphy.

Tonne then called her friend, Dizie,

and they disassed church matters.

Tonne called the operator and

tried to get the number of James Miller, with negative results. She

then called her friend, karen, and they discussed sickness, t.V. and

what they did over the weekend.

Radjora called a lom concerning a car pool to church.

He

then called an unknown man concerning the picking up of the man's

daughter to go to church.

He called an unknown female concerning

a church visitation on Thursday.

An unknown woman then called

Tonne and tried to sell her magazile subscriptions.

Lastly,

Radford called Karen

Parker trying to find out if she knew Beatty's

telephone number.

Nothing was discussed in any of these conversation concern-

ing the situation involving Radford.

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1972

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JUNE

CHARLES E.' RADFORD II

The following-is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 17, 1972 from coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

salem, Oregon:

Tonne called Radford and they

discussed the mail which had just arrived. Tonne had 1 discussions

with her friend, Diana, and the topics of conversation included

such things as their children, laundry, house cleaning, movies,

mutual acquaintances, parenthood, menstrual periods, baby showers

and church activity.

Radford called a number attempting to reach

an Elton Beatty, it was a wrong number. He then called directory

assistance regarding Beatty's number; it's unlisted.

called the Faulk residence concerning a church visitation.

Padford called a myrna, apparently a church acquauntance,

so get telennone number of ilton beatty, apparently another churen

member.

de then

nembers whom he wants to contact. These include troy Cloud, Anta

on he want bo ent.

discussed a long list of names of other church

Berry, Debby Bowen, steve Compton, Christina Jones, Jamie lee,

2222

Annette Lowell, and Kay lurphy.

Tonne then called her friend, Dirie

and they disanssed church matters.

Tonne called the operator and

tried to get the number of James

Miller, with negative results.

She

then called her friend, Karen,

and they discussed sickness, I.V. and

what they did over the weekend.

daughter to go to church.

do go to auran de

Radford called a Tom concerning a car pool to church.

then called an unknown man concerning the picking up of the man's

He called an unknown female concerning

a church visitation on Thursday.

An unkrown woman then called

Tonne and tried to sell her magazire subscriptions.

Lastly,

Radford called Karen Parker trying to find out ij she knew Beatty's

telephone number.

Nothing was discussed in any of these conversation concert

ing the situation involving Radfora.

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JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. "RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed of April 18,

coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem,

oregon:

8 callo were monitored. Tonne Radford talked to Karen

Parker concerning a church meeting on 4/18/72 and a baby shower

that apparently would take place at the meeting.

Tonne later

talked to her friend, Diana, concerning the same matter. An

unidentified woman then talked to lonne concerning lesson plans

for the church meeting and other church activity.

Later,

another.

unidentified woman called Tonne concerning helping in lonne's

enuren ciass.

Tonne called the information oferator for the number

of the Millers on Campbell Street.

She then called Judy Miller

and they discussed their mutual health and weight problems and

talked about church matters.

Tonne then called didna and they

talked about soap operas;

cooking and church activities.

then called Radford'a office, but was informed he had left for home.

• Later, Tonne called diana and they discussed their evening meal,

shopping and their children.

Nothing was discussed concerning Radford or the situation

involving him.

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April 17, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 14, 15 and 16, 1972, from coverage of Charles E. Radiord Il,

Salem, Oregon:

*

April 14, 1972:

Six calls were monitored. Tonne Radford called her husband

at the office inquiring as to whether he had been paid and if so, how

much.

They discussed their finances and he indicated he would be

leaving for home soon. An unknown male believed to be Mr. Buckles,

Tonne's father, called and told Radford that he is on his way and

would meet Radiord at the Tezaco station. Diana called Tonne

concerning the coming visit of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buckles.

They also discussed their children, church matters, and soap operas.

Subsequently, Mr. Buckles called Tonne and announced that he would

arrive at 10 p.m. Later Tonne's brother, Terry, called and told Tonne

to tell their father that he had picked up the wrong set of keys.

Mrs. Buckles later called Ferry regarding their drive to Salem

and concerning the keys mentioned abor e.

April 15, 1972:

Five calls were monitored, including one to a prerecorded

movie information number giving information concerning local movies

playing. Tonne called Diana and they discussed church matters and

their children. Tonne then called Ron, husband of Diana, concerning a

blanket which had been borrowed by Diana. Tonne called Radiord

saying that she and her family were leaving and he would be able to find

some food which had been left for him. An inüvidual whose identity

was not established talked to a male individual believed to be Radford

concerning a movie and school carnival which is to occur soon.

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JUN 2 6 1973

Seven calls were monitored. A male individual believed to be

Mr. Buckles telephoned the operator regarding Portland information.

The same individual then cal led the directory assistance operator and

asked for the phone number for the Dunes Motel in Portland, Oregon.

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Mr. Buckles then attempted to reach Mrs. Buckles in Room 202 of

the Dunes Motel but there was no answer. Later Mrs. Buckles

called Tonne and inquired if her father had left for Portland. They

discussed their visit the previous evening and the fact that the

Radford's daughter, Natasha, was ill during the previous night.

Tonne then talked to Diana's husband, Ron, inquiring i Diana would

stop by for her and if so at what time. Later Tonne called Diana and

inquired as to when Diana would stop by to pick her up. Radford

then called the information operator and asked for the number of the

Lee family in northeast Salem. There was a negative response.

Radford then called Ralph Taylor and inquired whether Taylor needed

help fixing his car. He then invited the Taylors over to dinner the

next week.

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April 17, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 14, 15 and 16, 1972, from coverage of Charles E. Radford II,

Salem, Oregon:

April 14, 1972:

Six calls were monitored. Tonne Radiord called her husband

!

at the office inquiring as to whether he had been paid and if so, how

much.

They discussed their finances and he indicated he would be

leaving for home soon. An unknown male believed to be Mr. Buckles,

Tonne's father, called and told Radiord that he is on his way and

would meet Radord at the Texaco station. Diana called Tonne

concerning the coming visit of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buckles.

They also discussed their children, church matters, and soap operas.

Subsequently, Mr. Buckles called Tonne and announced that he would

arrive at 10 p.m. Later Tonne's brother, Terry, called and told Tonne

to tell their father that he had picked up the wrong set of keys.

Mrs. Buckles later called Terry regarding their drive to Salem

and concerning the keys mentioned abov e.

April 15, 1972:

Five calls were monitored, including one to a prerecorded

movie information number giving information concerning local movies

playing. Tonne called Diana and they discussed church matters and

their children. Tonne then called Ron, husband of Diana, concerning a

blanket which had been borrowed by Diana. Tonne called Radiord

saying that she and her family were leaving and he would be able to find

some food which had been leit for him. An individual whose identity

was not established talked to a male individual believed to be Radford

concerning a movie and school carnival which is to occur soon.

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April 16, 1972:

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JUN 2 6 1973

Seven calls were monitored. A male individual believed to be

Mr. Buckles telephoned the operator regarding Portland information.

The same individual then called the directory assistance operator and

asked for the phone number for the Dunes Motel in Portland, Oregon.

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Mr. Buckles then attempted to reach Mrs. Buckles in Room 202 of

the Dunes Motel but there was no answer. Later Mrs. Buckles

called Tonne and inquired if her father had leit for Portland. They

discussed their visit the previous evening and the fact that the

Radford's daughter, Natasha, was ill during the previous night.

Tonne then talked to Diana's husband, Ron, inquiring if Diana would

stop by for her and if so at what time. Later Tonne called Diana and

inquired as to when Diana would stop by to pick her up. Radord

then called the information operator and asked for the number of the

Lee family in northeast Salem. There was a negative response.

Radford then called Ralph Taylor and inquired whether Taylor needed

help fixing his car. He then invited the Taylors over to dinner the

next week.

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April 14, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JuNE.

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 13,

1972 from coverage of Charles E. Radford III Salem,

Oregon:

9 calls were monitored, none of which related in any way

to the situation involving Radford.

A Joyce Collins called Tonne

Radford concerning the name of a Realtor uno could handle a real

estate transaction for Radford.

Tonne called her friend, Karen.

Parker,, and they engaged in a very lengthy personal conversation

concerning a wide variety of topics.

Discussed at length was the

Parkers' recent trip to Utah and various matters concerning the

Mormon Church. Other trivia was covered during the conversation.

Tonne then called her friend, diana, and they discussed

the Parkers' trip, their children, budgets, a baby shower, and

other miscellaneous topics.

Later, a Mrs. Fiddler called Tonne

concerning property the Radfords own in California which they

want to sell.

Tonne called Radford at work and informed him that

an insufficient fund check had been received in the mail from

Speigler Mail Order concern.

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Radford called Mrs. Fiddler and said that he ouns a piece

of iproperty in California which is part of the development of

Shelter Cove, Block 189, Lot 26, Tract 42, Humboldt County.

wants $8800.00 in cash and a takeover of a $4000.0e loan to the

Bank of America, or $12,000 in cash.

Tonne called Diana again and they discussed soap operas,

their children and the fact that radford shaved off his mustache.

Tonne's father, Mr. Buckles, called and said the Buckles will

visit the Radforâs 4/14/72

and will leave 4/15/72. Later, Radford

called a Mr. Iaylor and asked him to tell fonne to come home

since

he had to go back to work.

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Apriz 14, 1972

RE: CHARLES E.

PRADFORD II

JUNE.

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 13,

1972

from coverage of Charles E. Radford III Salem,

oregon:

A Joyce Collins called Tonne

Radford concerning the name of a Realtor who could handle a real

estate transaction for Raäford.

Tonne called her friend, Karen.

Parker,, and they engaged in a very lengthy personal conversation

concerning a wide variety of topies.

Discussed at length was the

Parkors' recent trip to Utah and various matters concerning the

Mormon Church. Other trivia was covered during the conversation.

Tonne then called her friend, biand, and they discusaed

the Palkers' trip, their children, budgets, a baby shower, ana

other miscellaneous topics.

Laters a mrs. Irddler called tonne

concerning property the radfords own in California which they

want to sell.

Tonne called Radford at work and informed him that

an insufficient fund check had been received in the mail from

Speigler Mail Order concern.

Radford called Mrs. Fiddler and said that he ouns a piece

of iproperty in California which is part of the development of

Shelter Cove, Block 189, Lot 26, Tract 12, Bumboldt County, He

wants $8800.00 In cash and a takeover of a $4000.de loan to the

Bank of America, or $12,000 in cash.

Tonne called Diana again and they discussed soap operas,

their children and the fact that radford shaved off his

mustache.

Tonne's father, ir. Buckles, called and said the Buckles will

visit the Radfords 4/14/72 and will leave 4/15/72. Later, Radford

called a Mr. Taylor and asked him to tell tonne to come home since

he had to go back to work.

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April 13, 1972

RE:

CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

JUNE.

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 12, 1972 frOm

coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem,

oregon:

calls were monitored.

Tonne called Radford concerning

the mail which had just arrived. They discussed the electric

bill and the weather and nothing else pertinent.

Tonne called

her friend, dina, and talked at length about such varied topies

as the Mormon Church Relief Society, children, breast feeding,

the Bishop's wife and other mutual acquaintances, and other

Tonne then called Radford and suggested they invite

a church friend to dinner since his wife just had a baby. Later

Radford called Tonne and said he was leaving for home.

the sioning Radford called sieter. Tarr, a church friend, saying

he would like to return her cat (which had been brought over for

breeding purposes).

Nothing was discussed in any of the conversatoins concerning

the situation involving Radfora.

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April 13, 1972

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE.

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 1%,

1972 from coverage of Charles E. Radford II, Salem,

oregon:

5 calls were monitored.

Ionne called Radford concerning

the mail which had just arrived. They discussed the electric

bill and the weather and nothing else pertinent.

Tonne called

her friend, dina, and talked at length about such varied topies

as the Mormon Church Relief Society, children, breast feeding,

the Bishop's wife and other mutual acquaintances, and other .

small talk.

Tonne then called Radford and suggested they invite

a church friend to dinner sance his wife just had a baby. Later

Radford called Ionne and said he was leaving for home.

During

the evening Radford called Sicter Jary,

"ebunch friend, saying

he would like to return her cat (which

had been brought

over for

breeding purposes).

Nothing was discussed in any of the conversatiins concerning.

the situation involving Raäford.

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ApEil 12, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

following is a summary of information developed on

April 11, 1972 from coverage of Charles E. Radford II.

be noted

that coverage of William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon

and Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem, Oregon, was discontinued

April 11, 1972.

e calls were monitored.

Radford called his wife, ronne,

and said he would be coming home shortly for lunch.

His conversa-

thon was

purely personal

in nature, mainly complaining of having

gas pains.

Tonne called her friend, Dixie, apparently an acquaint-

ance from church, concerning the whereabouts af a mutual friend,

Diana.

inen catted tyrna, cnother church associate, and a

general discussion on the Mormon Church was had.

Later, Radford

called Sister Farx,

a church acquaintance, and their discussion

concerned the breeding of the Radjord's cat to Sister larr's

Nothing was disaussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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APEZZ 12, 1972

JuNE

RE: CHARLES E.PRADFORD II

The following is a summary of information developed on

April 11, 1972 from coverage oj Charles E. Radford II.

It is to

be noted that coverage of Milliam Erank Morgan, Portland, Oregon

and Maval Reserve Training Center, Salem, Oregon, was discontinued

April 11, 1972.

I calls were monitored. Radford called his wife, tonne,

and said he would be coming home shortly for lunch.

conversa.

tron was purely personal in nature, mainly complaining of having

gas pains.

lonne called her friend, Dixie, apparently an acquaint-

from church, concerning the whereabouts of a mutual friend,

Tonne then called. lyone, another churen

associate, and a

general discussion on the Mormon Church was had.

Later,

called sister tarr, a church acquaintance, and their discussion.

conoerned the breading of the Radford's cat to sister l'arr's cat.

Nothing was diszussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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April 11, 1972

JuNE

RE: CHARLES E.PRADEORD II

The following

¿s a summary of nonpertizant information

developed on April 10, 1972, as result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem,. Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN:

s calls were monitored.

MrS.

Morgan called the dentists for an appointment.

She talked to

daughters Man and Carol concerning purely personal family matters.

Nothing was discussed concerning Radford or the situation involving

him.

NAVAT RESERVE TRAINING CENTER!

106 calls were monitored.

Radford made jour of these calls to individuals concerning purely

Navy reservist matters. He received one call from his wife, I'onne,

concerning their future activity in the Mormon Churen. All of the

other calls were either purely Navy business or were to or from

other Navy personnel concerning personal matters.

Nothing was

discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

CHARLES E. RADEORD I1:

8 calls were monitored, including

the above-mentionea call jrom vonne to hadjora.

Other calls were

between Ionze and her friend diana and conversation ranged from

mutual friends and their faults and virtues to such things as

Sated Mothere babu sitting and sode operate state farm Inurence

concerning an insurance policy, and Radford called

Diana concerning a home-study book on jamily church (mormon) studies.

Radford also called information assistance operator for the phone

numberoof thomas Marley in the salem area, which was given as

581-6702:

Radford then dialed the number but there was no answer.

Tonne talked to a woman named Joyce concerning a savings account.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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April 11, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertizant information

developed on April 10, 1978, as result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem,. Oregon:

WILLIAN FRANK HORGAN:

1 calls were monitored.

Mrs.

Morgan called the dentists for an appointment. She talked to

daughters lan and carol concerning purely personal family matters.

Nothing was discussed concerning radford or the situation involving

hrm.

-o- NAVAD RESERVE TRAINING CENTER:

10e calle bere monitored.

Radford made four of these calls to individuals concerning purely

Navy reservist matters. He received one call from his wife, ronne,

concerning their future activity in the Mormon Church. All of the

other calls were either purely Navy business or were to or from

other Navy personnel concerning personal matters.

Nothing was

discussed concerning the sitzation involving Radford.

CHARLES E. RADEORD II:

8 calls were monitored, including

the above-mentioned call from Ionne to Radford. Other calls were

between lonze and her friend diana and conversation ranged from

mutual friends and their faults and virtues to sucn things as

food, clothing, baby sitting and soap operase state farm Insurance

called Radford

concerning an insurance policy, and Radford called

Diana concerning a home-study book on family church (mormon) studies.

Radford also called information assistance operator for the phone

numberoof Thomas Marley in the salem area, which was

581-6702.

Radford then dialed the number but there was no answer.

Tonne talked to a woman named Joyce concerning a savings

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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April 10, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE.

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed April 7, 8 and 9, 1972, from coverage of William Frank Morgan,

Portland, Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem, Oregon; and

Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

William Frank Morgan: On April 7 theré were 2 calls; on

April 8 there were 4 calls; on April 9 there were 3 calls. All calls

monitored were purely personal in nature and none of the conversations -

related to Radiord or the situation involving him.

Most of the calls were

between the Morgans and their daughters or son-in-law and the topic

of conversation ranged from sewing classes to the state of grandson's

health, food, gardening, appliances, and prices, to fishing trips and

touring antique shops. Two of the calls were from an unknown woman

named Kate to Virs. Morgan having to do with the selling of an automobile

and the conversations concerned the weather, gardening, children's

illnesses and the finer points of preparing chicken soup.

Naval Reserve Training Center: On April 7 there were 85

calls; on April 8 there were 7 calls; and on April 9 there was one call.

On April 7, 4 of the calls were to or from Radford. Three of them bad

to do with his son's illness and were from his wife concerning the location

of a doctor to treat the boy. One of the calls was from Radford to his

wife concerning the fact tha he had leit his glasses at home. None of the

calls involved the situation concerning Radiord. The other calls concerned

purely Navy business or were personal calls to or from other Navy

personnel.

NOT RECOR

Charles E. Radiord II: On April 7 there were 20 calls; On JUN 2 :

April 8 there were 5 Calls; on April 9 there were 3 calls. Virtually al

of the calls on April 7 had to do with the sudden illness of the Radiards'

young son. Tony Radford called Radiord 3 times concerning the location

of a doctor. She then was in conversation with her friend, Diana, a number

of times in an effort to locate the name of a doctor. She finally called a

Dr. Sommers, however, he was unable to see the boy. She subsequently

called a Dr. Shulte who was also unable to see the boy. She then made

arrangements to take him to the emergency room of a hospital after

attempting to get an appointment with 2 other doctors. Subsequently, she

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called Diana and said that she believed there was nothing wrong with

the boy and that she cancelled her appointment with the doctor and

therefore did not need a ride to the hospital. Two of the calls involved

church members and were related purely to church business. Nothing

was discussed in any of the calls concerning Radford or the situation

involving him.

On April 8, Tony and Diana engaged in 3 conversations

concerning church affairs, the weather, and the cooking of various

meals. Radiord called the directory assistance operator in Sacramento,

California, and got the phone number for George Equibell, 5324 V Street,

Sacramento, California, telephone 455-7112. He did not place a call to

this number, however, he called the local telephone company billing

office to make sure that he had not been billed for calling the Sacramento

information operator.

On April 9, Tony Radiord and her friend, Diana, engaged

in 3 conversations, all primarily relating to the Mormon Church and

the fact that the Radiords have now been fully accepted into the Mormon

Church in Salem.

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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

For your information, on April 7, 1972, a Navy investigator

contacted our office in Portland and wanted any information available

concerning Charles E. Radford II. In line with normal procedures,

indices were searched and the investigator was furnished information

which had been developed during a special inquiry and reported October 23,

1970. No other information was furnished to this investigator concerning

Radiord.

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wood on

April 10, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed April 7, 8 and 9, 1972, from coverage of William Frank Morgan,

Portland, Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem, Oregon; and

Charles E. Radiord II, Salem, Oregon:

William Frank Morgan: On April 7 there were 2 calls; on

April 8 there were 4 calls; on April 9 there were 3 calls. All calls

monitored were purely personal in nature and none of the conversations •

related to Radford or the situation involving him. Most of the calls were

between the Morgans and their daughters or son-in-law and the topic

of conversation ranged from sewing classes to the state of grandson's

health, food, gardening, appliances, and prices, to fishing trips and

touring antique shops. Two ot the calls were from an unknown woman

named Kate to Mrs. Morgan having to do with the selling of an automobile

and the conversations concerned the weather, gardening, children's

illnesses and the finer points of preparing chicken soup.

Naval Reserve Training Center: On April 7 there were 85

calls; on April 8 there were 7 calls; and on April 9 there was one call.

On April 7, 4 of the calls were to or from Radiord. Three of them had

to do with his son's illness and were from his wife concerning the location

of a doctor to treat the boy. One of the calls was irom Radiora to his

wife concerning the fact tha he had left his glasses at home. None of the

calls involved the situation concerning Radford. The other calls concerned

purely Navy business or were personal calls to or from other Navy

personnel.

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Charles E. Radiord Il: On April Y there were 20 calls; on

April 8 there were 5 calls; on April 9 there were 3 calls. Virtually arUn

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of the calls on April 7 had to do with the sudden illness of the Radiards'

young son. Tony Radford called Radford 3 times concerning the location

of a doctor. She then was in conversation with her friend, Diana, a number

of times in an effort to locate the name of a doctor. She finally called a

Dr. Sommers, however, he was unable to see the boy. She subsequently

called a Dr. Shulte who was also unable to see the boy. She then made

arrangements to take him to the emergency room of a hospital after

attempting to get an appointment with 2 other doctors. Subsequently, she

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called Diana and said that she believed there was nothing wrong with

the boy and that she cancelled her appointment with the doctor and

therefore did not need a ride to the hospital. Two of the calls involved

church members and were related purely to church business. Nothing

was discussed in any of the calls concerning Radiord or the situation

involving him.

On April 8, Tony and Diana engaged in 3 conversations

concerning church affairs, the weather, and the cooking of various

meals.

Radford called the directory assistance operator in Sacramento,

California, and got the phone number for George Equibell, 5324 V Street,

Sacramento, California, telephone 455-7112. He did not place a call to

this number, however, he called the local telephone company billing

office to make sure that he had not been billed for calling the Sacramento

information operator.

On April 9, Tony Radford and her friend, Diana, engaged

in 3 conversations, all primarily relating to the Mormon Church and

the fact that the Radfords have now been fully accepted into the Mormon

Church in Salem.

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

For your information, on April 7, 1972, a Navy investigator

contacted our office in Portland and wanted any information available

concerning Charles E. Radford II. In line with normal procedures,

indices were searched and the investigator was furnished information

which had been developed during a special inquiry and reported October 23,

1970. No other information was furnished to this investigator concerning

Radford.

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April?, 1972

JaNE

RE: CHARLES

'E. RADFORD II

The following is a sunmary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 6, 1972, as result of coverage of william

Frank Morgan, Portland,

oregon; Haval Reserve Irainigg Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAK FRANK MORGAN:

3 calls were monitored.. One was to

an electric repair shop concerning a dejective toaster. One was

to sears, roebuck concerning a marl order, and the other was from

a Market

Research Group worker uno asked a series of ridiculous

questions concerning paper cups and toilet paper.

Nothing was

discussza concerning Radford or the bituation involving him.

'""**NÄVÄT RESERVE TRAINING GENERR: ÔÔ Güild wars monitored,

including I which were to or from Radford.

Radford called his

wife, Tonze, to tell her to have the children come inside on acoount

of the high wind.

Tonne called twice, once concerning the mail

which had just been rectived, particularly a bill fromd.c. Penny

which had been paid weeks before.

The other call involved the

possibility of the Radforde renting a freezer-locker.

Radford

called I.C. Penny to complain about the bill received. later he

called Tonne to say he was leaving for home. He made two calls

to lavy reservists concerning their drill status.

All the other

calls were either purely lavy business or personal calls to or

from other Navy personnel.

Nothing was discussed concerning the

situation involving Radjord.

CHARLES E. RADEORD IT:

7 calls were monitored,

including

the above-mentioned calls between Radford and his wife. The other

calla were to or from tone from Diana, an

acquaintaince,

topze of conversation ranged from nightmares,

and church,

to the soap operas they

other acquaintances

had watched during the day.

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April ?, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE.

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed

result of coverage of Hilliam

cank Morgan, cortlana,

oregon; Naval Reserve Trainigg Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon.

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 3 calla were monitored.

One was to

an electric repair shop concerning a dejective toaster.

One was

to sears, Roebuck concerning a mail order, and the other was from

a Market

Research Group worker who asked a series of ridiculous

questions concerning paper cups and toilet paper.

Nothing was

discussed concerning Radford or the tituation involving him.

NAVÄL RESERVE TRAINLEG CENTER:

80 cullo mora monitored,

including I which were to or from Radford. Radford called his

wife, Ionee, to tell her to have the children come inside on acaount

of the high wind.

Tonne called twice, once concerning the mail

which had just been ressived, particularly a bill from t.C. Penny

which had been paid weeks before.

The other call involved the

possibility of the Radfords renting a freezer- locker.

Radford

called J.C. Penny to complain about the bill received. Later he

called Tonne to say he was leaving for home. He made two calls

to lavy reservists concerning their

drill status.

All the other

calls were either purely lavy business or personal calls to or

Nothing was discussed concerning the

ire

CHARLES E. RADEORD II:

I calle were monitored, including

the above-mentioned calls between Radford and his wife. The other

calla were to or from tonne from Diana, an

acquaintaince,

and the

topic of conversation ranged from nightmares,

other acquaintances

and church, to the sody operas they had watched during

the day.

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11.

April 6, 1972

JuNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following

is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 5,: 1922, as result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

salem, Oregon; and Charles I. Padford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 4 calls were monitored. One was

from Man to Mrs.

dorgan and the topic of conversatóan had to do

with pregnancy of another daughter, carol; and state of Carol's

Bon's health.

Another call was from carol, who wanted to spend

the evening with the Morgans because of the bad weather. A third

call was from tonne Radford, inquiring as to whether the Morgans

were O.K, bearing in mind that a tornado had struck in the

цепітій атей:

The other-call was from a coman soliciting for the

cancer crusade.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 75 calls were monitored.

Four of these were to or from radforà.

He called Tonne and asked

her to call the Morgans because of the high wind and tornado

conditions in the area.

She later called him back and reported

that the Morgans were all right. Radford placed a call to the

Providence,

Rhode Island, =Naval Reserve Centerfconcerning status

• of a reservist.

He later got a return call on the same matter.

All the other calls were purely Navy business or personal calls

to or from other Navy personnel. Nothing was discussed concerning

the situation involving Radford.

CHARLES E. RADFORD II:

5 calls were monitored, including

the calls to and from Radford at work and the câll to the Morgans.

Tonne talked to Diana, another Mavy wije, two

times. Both times

the auscussion largely had to do with Diana's toothache.

They also

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JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 5s: 1972, as result of coverage of william

Frank Morgan, Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 1 calla were monitored.

One was

from van to Mrs.

Morgan and the topic of conversatóon had to do

with pregnancy of another daughter, carol,, and state of Carol's

son's health.

Another call was from carol, who wanted to spend

the

evening with the Morgans because of the bad weather.

A third

call was from Tonne Radford, inquiring as to whether the Morgans

were O.K., bearing in mind that a tornado had struck in the

generat area.

The ciner call was from a somen ecliciting for the

cancer crusade.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER:

75 calls were monitored.

Four of these were to or from Radford.

• He called lonne and asked

her to call the Morgans becouse of the high wind and tornado.

conditions in the area.

She later called him back and reported

that the Morgans were all right. Radford placed a call to the

Providence,

Rhode Island, =Naval Reserve Centerjconcerning status

•of a reservist.

He later got a return call on the same matter.

All the other calls were purely Navy business or personal calls

to or from other Navy personnel. Nothing was discussed concerning

the situation involving Radford.

CHARLES E. RADFORD II:

5 calls were monitored, including

the calls to and from Radjord at work and the call to the Morgans.

Tonne talked to Diana, another Mavy wije,

two

times.

Both times

the discussion largely had to do with Diana's

toothache.

They also

discuased soap operas.

the weather, and plans for supper.

Nothing

was discussed concerning Radford or the

situation involving him.

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April 5, 1972

RE: CHARLES E.

PRADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 4s. 1922, as

result of coverage of william

Frank Morgans

Portland, Oregon; Naval Reserve Iraining Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 5 calls were monitored, none of

which concerned Raäford or the situation involving him. Two of

the calls. were between Mrs. Morgan and her daughters, carol and

NOT,

concerning state of health of a grandaon, Mike.

One was from

son-in-law,

Bill, stating he would get off work at 4:00 PM.

Morgan tried to reach her husband at the cas company where he :

works and subsequently Mr. Morgan returned her call. All of the

calis were purely personal in nature.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER:

79 calls were monitored.

six of the calls were to or from Radford, tuo of which were from

wife, Tonne.

she called once to say the mail had just come

and to find out when he would be home for lunch. Later she called

concerning the balancing of their checkbook and to inform him of

dinner plans.

The other calla were to or from individuals concern-

ing Naval Reserve business.

All of the other calls were purely

Navy business or personal calls to or from other lavy personnel.

Nothing was discussed concerning the aituation involving Radford.

6 calls were monitored. Besides

the 2 calls mentioned above,

CHARLES E. RADIORD IlEo Radjord, sonne talked to Diana,

another Navy wije,

3 times concerning church activities, children,

pregnancy and birth control, various physical ailments,

soap

operass

their nuabands' moods and similar personal matters.

Montgomery Ward called and discussed the Radford's charge

account.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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April 5, 197%

RE:

CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 4,: 1972, as result of coverage of William

Frank Horgan, Portland,

oregon; Haval Reserve Iraining Center,

salem, Oregon; and Charles E.

Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 5 calls were monitored, none of

which concerned Radford or the situation involving him. Two of

the calls. were between Mrs. Morgan and her daughters, carol and

concerning

'state of health of a grandson, Mike. One was from

son-in-law, Bill, stating he would get off work at 4:00 PM.

Morgan tried to reach her husband at the cab company where he .

works and subsequently Mr. Morgan returned her call. All of the

Gulla verE purely percoralan nature.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAIMING CENTER: 70 calls were monitored.

six of the calls were to or from Radford, two of which were from

Bes waje, lonne.

she called once to say the mail had just come

and to find out when he would be home j'or lunch. Later she called

concerning the balancing of their checkbook and to inform him of

dinner plans.

The other calls were to or from individuals concern-

üng Naval Reserve business.

All of the other calls were purely

Mavy business or personal calls to or from other Navy personnel.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

CHARLES E. RADFORD II:

6 calls were monitored. Besides

the 2 calls mentioned above,

to Radford, Ionne talked to Diana,

another Navy wije,

3 times

concerning church activities, children,

pregnancy and birth control, various physical ailments,

their husbands' moods and similar personal matters.

Montgomery Ward called and discussed the Radford's charge

account.

Nothing was discussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

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JUNE

RE:

CHARLES B.

RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on Aprub 8s-1912, as

result of coverage of william

Frank

мохдап,

Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve

Training Center, Salem,

oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM BRANK MORGAN:? calls were monitored, none of which

concerned Radford or the situation involving him.

Four of the

calls were between Mrs. Morgan and her two daughters, Nan and

Carol, and the conversations concerned grandchildren, gardening,

baby

sitting and similar personal matters. Another call concerned

a delivery of cou manure

and another was an inquiry concerning

•bus schedules. An outgoing call got a busy signal.

-Hot an i

MAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 89 calls were monitored, five

of which were to or from Radford.

Two of the five were from

Tonne concerning their children, photographs, money tithing to

the Mormon Church and luncheon plans. Radford made 3 calls to Mäv

reservists concerning purely Naval Reserve matters. All of the -

other calle monitored related purely to lavy business or were

personal calls to or from other Navy personnel.

Nothing was

discussed concerning the situation involving Radfora.

CHARLES E. RADFORD II:

6 calls vere monitored, including the

2 mentioned above to Radjord at work. l'onne called a lix. sheet

concerning credit payments, and the other calls were between tonne

and Diana, another lavy wije.

Conversations had to do with soap

operas, Dina's trip on Laster,

the radjord'a trip to Portland on

Easter, and a forthcoming church gala.

Nothing was discussed

concerning Radford or the situation involving him.

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JUNE

RE: CHARLES B.

RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on April 3, 1972,

as result of coverage of Willian

Morgan,

Portland,

oregon; Naval Reserve

Training Center, Salem,

Oregon;

and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

Frank

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAM: ? calls were monitored, none of which .

concerned Radford or the situation involving him.

Four of the

calls were between dirs. Morgan and her two daughters, Nan and

-

Carol, and the conversations concerned grandchildren, gardening,

baby

sitting and similar personal matters. Another call concerned

a delivery of cow manure

and another was an inquiry concerning

bus schedules. An outgoing call got a busy signal.

HAVAL RESERVE TRAINING COOLER: 89 CaLLs were monitored, juve

of which were

to or from Radford.

Two of the fue were trom

Tonne concerning their children, photographs, money tithing to

the Mormon Church and luncheon plans. Radford made 3 calls to Navy

reservists concerning purély Naval Reserve matters. All of the -

other calls monitored related purely to Navy business or were

personal calls to or from other Navy personnel.

Nothing was

disoussed concerning the situation involving Radford.

CHARLES E. RADFORD 11: 6 calls were monitored, including the

2 mentioned above to raajord at work. Tonne called a Mr. Sheet

concerning credit payments, and the other calla were between lonne

and Drana,

another Navy wife.

conversations had to do with soap

operas, Dina's trip on Easter.

the Radjord's

trip to Portland on

saster,

and a forthcoming church gala.

Nothing was discussed

concerning Radford or the situation involving him.

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March 31, 1972

RE:. CHARLES

E.

PRADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on March 30, 1972, as result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portlanu,

oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Salem, oregon; und Charles

E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 8 calls were monitored. All but

one were between Mrs. Horgan and her daughters, Carol and Nan, and

largely concerned intestinal illness of carol's son, like.

One call

was to a local store concerning whether or not bunnies, ducks ana

chicks for Easter gifts are available. Nothing was diesussed

concerning Radford or the situation involving him.

CHARLES E. RADEORD II: 12 calls were monitorea, Barbara

Tabor:

Radford's foster-mother, called to say they would spend

Easter weekend with the Radfords.

Tonne Radford called Radford

at work 5 times and discussed such topics as the labors" visit,

purchase of furniture, delivery of mail, checking account beins

overdrawn, the necessity for i'onne to draw up a budget, and the

fact the house payment had-to be mailed. Tonne talked to various

female acquaintances, largely abutt church matters, cooking and

the weather.

Nothing was discussed relating to the situation

involving Raâfora.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 87 calla were monitored.

Besides the 5 calls to Radford from lonne, mentioned above, Radford

placed or received 9 other calls, all of unich had to do solely

with Navy reservist activities.

All of the other calls were either

purely Navy business or personal calls to or from other lavy

personnel.

Nothing

was discussed concerning the situation involving

Radford.

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March 31, 1972

RE:. CHARLES, E.

PRADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of ronpertinent information

developed on March 30, 1972, as result of coverage of Milliam

Exank Morgan, Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Travning Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAM: & CalLs were monitored. All but

one were between urs. Horgan and her daughters, carol and Man, and

Largely concerned intestinal illness of carol's son, like. One call

was to a local store concerning whether or not bunnies, ducks and

chicks for Easter gifts are available. Nothing was dieoussed

concerning Radford or the situation involving him.

CHARLES E. RADEORD II: 12 calls were monitored. Barbara

Tabor, Radford's

foster-mother. called to say they would spend

Easter weekend with the radfords. Tonne Radjord called Radford

at work 5 times and discussed such topics as the labors" visit,

purchase of furniture, delivery of mail, checking account being

overdrawn, the necessity for lonne to draw up a budget, and the

fact the house payment had-to be mailed. Tonne talked to varioua

female acquaintances, largely abutt church matters, cooking and

Nothing was discussed relating to the situation

involving Raâfora.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 87 calla were monitored.

Besides the 5 calls to Radjora from Tonne, mentioned above, Radjord

placed or received 9 other calls, all of which had to do solely

with Navy reservist activities.

All of the other calls were either

purely Navy business or personal calls to or from other

• Havy

personnel.

Nothing

Radford.

was discussed concerning the situation involving

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RE:, CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed March 31, April 1, and April 2, 1972, from coverage of

William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon; Naval Reserve Training

Center, Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

William Frank Morgan: On March 31, there were 2 calls; on

April 1 there were 8 calls; and on April 2 there were 3 calls. All

calls monitored were purely personal in nature and with the exception

of one call on April 2 from Mrs. Morgan to her son-in-law stating

that the Radfords were at that time visiting the Morgans, none of the

calls related to Radiord or the situation involving him. Mrs. Morgan

talked to her 2 daughters several times and the conversations ranged

from subjects such as sewing lessons. beauty parlor appointments,

and the state of Mrs. Morgan's grandson's health, to repairs on

Mr. Morgan's taxicab.

Naval Reserve Training Center: On March 31 there were 63

calls; on April 1 there were 5 calls; on April 2 there were no calls.

On March 31, 3 of the calls were handled by Radford, however, all

related purely to Navy business. None of the calls related in any

way to the situation involving Radford. With the exception of those

calls referred to above, all of the other calls were all from Navy personnel

relating to Navy business or purely personal matters of other Navy

personnel.

Charles E. Radord II: On March 31 there were 7 calls, on

April l there were 5 calls; and on April 2 there were 5 calls. Most

of the calls were between Tony Radiord and other Navy wives and the

topics of conversation ranged from the subject of Easter eggs, food

prices and soap operas to the trip the Radfords planned to make to Portland

over Easter weekend. A number of the calls concerned purely church

matters involving the Morman Church. One of the calls was from

Barbara Taber, Radford's foster mother, to Tony and they discussed the

Radfords' trip to Portland on Easter. None of the calls related to

Radford or the situation invoving him.

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RE:, CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed March 31, April 1, and April 2, 1972, from coverage of

William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon; Naval Reserve Training

Center, Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radiord II, Salem, Oregon:

William Frank Morgan: On March 31, there were 2 calls; on

April l there were 8 calls; and on April 2 there were 3 calls. All

calls monitored were purely personal in nature and with the exception

of one call on April 2 from Mrs. Morgan to her son-in-law stating

that the Radfords were at that time visiting the Morgans, none of the

calls related to Radiord or the situation involving him. Mrs. Morgan

talked to her 2 daughters several times and the conversations ranged

from subjects such as sewing lessons, beauty parlor appointments,

and the state of Mrs. Morgan's gandson's health, to repairs on

Mr. Morgan's taxicab.

Naval Reserve Training Center: On March 31 there were 63

calls; on April I there were 5 calls; on April 2 there were no calls.

On March 31, 3 of the calls were handled by Radford, however, all

related purely to Navy business. None of the calls related in any

way to the situation involving Radford. With the exception of those

calls referred to above, all of the other calls were all from Navy personnel

relating to Navy business or purely personal matters of other Navy

personnel.

Charles E. Radford II: On March 31 there were 7 calls, on.

April 1 there were 5 calls; and on April 2 there were 5 calls. Most

of the calls were between Tony Radiord and other Navy wives and the

topics of conversation ranged from the subject of Easter eggs, food

prices and soap operas to the trip the Radfords planned to make to Portlan

over Easter weekend. A number of the calls concerned purely church

matters involving the Morman Church. One of the calls was from

Barbara Taber, Radiord's foster mother, to Tony and they discussed the

Radfords' trip to Portland on Easter. None of the ca Ils related to

Radford or the situation invdving him.

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RE: CHARLES E. RADEORD II

JUNE

Frank morgan, Portland, oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center;

Salem, Oregon; and Charles I. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 1 calle were monitored.

Three were

between Mrs. Morgan

and daughter, Nan, and the conversations had to

do with a grandson's cold. The other call was from a gaspel

work concerning donation of old clothing.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 100 calls were monitored,

however, ony one involved Radford in any way and this was when

Radford

called in and talked to Jim Parker and requested the day

Off.

He alsó fürnished some information concerning some letters

he had typed the day before and action necessary therewith. All

the other calls were purely Navy business or personal calls from

or to other Navy personnel at the office.

CHARLES E, RADPORE 10 calls were monitored. All except

the call from Radford, mentioned above, were to or from lonne

Padford. One call was from Welcome Wagon, another female caller

asked for tonne, uno was not there at the time.

Other calls

had to do with churen matters, turning down invitation to a party

and a visit by Padford to Jim Parker's place.

Tonne was asked to

have Radford bring some glasses over (to the Parker's ?). There

was no discussion concerning the situation involving Radford.

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March 30, 1978

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on March 39, 1972, as result of coverage of william

Frank Morgon, Portland,

oh ha 00

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Salem, Oxegon; and Charies I. Radford It, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 1 callo were monitored.

Three were

between hrs. Morgan and daughter, Nan, and the conversations had to

do with a grandson's cold. The other call was from a gaspel

work concerning donation of old clothing.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 100 calla were monitored,

hewever, ony one involved Radford in any way and this was when

Radford called in and talked to Jim Parker and requested the day

He also furnished some information cöncerning some letters

he had typed the day before and action necessary therewith. All

i...

the other calls were purely Navy business or pereonal calls from

of to other Navy personnel at the office.

CHARLES E. RADFORRE

• 10 calls were monitored. All except

the call from Radford, mentioned above, were to or from Ionne

Radford. One call was from Welcome Wagon, another female caller

asked for tonne, who was not there at the time.

Other calls

had to do with churen matters, turning down invitation to a party

and a visit by Radford to tim

Parker's place. Tonne was asked to

have Radford bring some glasses over (to the Parker's ?). There

was no discussion concerning the situation involving Radford.

. лі

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¿RE: CHARLES E. RADIORD II S/UNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on March 28,

1972, as result of coverage of william

Frank Morgan,

Portland;

oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Salem, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford, Salem, Oregon:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 3 calls were monitored, one of which

Was

a wrong number. One call concerned the relative merits of

various fertilizers, and the other, between Mrs. Morgan and her

daughter involved small talk concerning matters of a purely personal

nature.

Nothing concerning Radford or the situation involving him

was discussed.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 75 calls were monitored. 15

of these were from or to radjora and most had to do with Navy

reservist business.

Tonne Radford talked to him twice, once about

the fact he had let his billfola aù nome unủ önüi the mui? dud

come, with nothing important being received.

She also talked to him

about their checkbook balance.

A friend named Jim called and they

discussed their. income tases.

Nothing was developed from any of

the 75 calls which was related in any way to the situation involving

Radford.

CHARLES E. RADFORD II: 11 calls were monutored.

Except for

the calls made from Tonne to Radford at work, mentioned above, all

the calls were from or to lonne involving other lavy wives or

church women.

I of the calls had to do with a "Stanley Party:"

Other calla related to upcoming social events,

church affairs. Nothing was discussed concerning Radford or the

situation involving him.

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JUNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on March 28,

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN: 3 calls were monitored, one of which

a wrong number.

One call concerned the relative merits of

various fertilizers, and the other, between hrs. Morgan and her

daughter involved small talk concerning matters of a purely personal

nature. Nothing concerning Radford or the situation involving him

was discussed.

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER: 75 calls were monitored. 15

of these

were from or to Radjora and most had to do with Navy

reservist business.

Ionne Radford talkea to him twice, once about

the fact he had left his bilifold at nome und inui ine mini had

come with nothing important being received.

She also talked to him

about their checkbook balance.

A friend named Jim called and they

discussed their income taxes.

Nothing was developed from any of

the 75 calls which was related in any way to the situation involving

Radford.

CHARLES E. RADEORD IT: 14 calls were monitored.

Except for

the calls made fron tonne to Radford at work, mentioned above, all

the calls were from or to conne involving other Navy wives or

church women.

?of the calls had to do with a "Stanley Party."

Other calla related to upcoming social events,

Faster weekend and

church affairs. Nothing was aiscussed concerning Radford or the

situation involving him.

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March 28, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed March 27,

1972 as result of covezage of William Frank

Morgan, Portland, Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem,

oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Saler, Oregon:

8 calls involving the Radford residerce were monitored and

conversations were mostly between Tonne Radford and other Navy

wives.

Topics ranged from discussion of each other's babies

to food, church and related matters. Tonne call Radford at work

and told him her period had just begun. She. also furnished him the

address and telephone number of sergeant Johnson Lykens, Lorton,

virginia (who is known to be a close personal friend).

C-is calis to unä from the moryan reoldence were inunitored,

none of which had to do with Radford or the situation involving

him.

Calls were made to a doctor and a dentist; to a man selling

it 12 organ tarant one

to a department store. There was a call from the

Disabled American Veteranse and meat was ordered from a grocer.

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan talked to their children on such varied topics

as lawn mowere and baby sitting.

115 calls to and from the Naval Reserve Iraining Center

were intercepted.

Other than the call to Radford from his wife,

referred to above, Radford received only one other call.

This

was from a man, apparently the real estate agent who sold him his

house, inquiring as to any needed correction of defects in the

house.

Radford inquired through the operator as to how to call

the Defense Department in Washington, and he placed a call to the

number given (203-515-6700), however, the call was not completed.

The other calls were either official lavy business or personal

calls from other navy personnel. None involved the situation

concerning Radford.

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RE'." CHARLES #.

March 27, 1972

RADFORD II

JuNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed March 21, 25; and 26, 1922, from coverage of William

Frank Morgan,

Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Saler, Oregpn; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

Hilliam Frank Morgan:

On 3/24/72 there were 1 calls;

On 3/25/72 there

were no calls; and on 3/26/72 there were 3 calls.

All calls monitored vers purely personal in nature.

The only

reference to Radford in any of the calls were result of call from

Tonse Radford on 3/29/72 advising the Radfords would visit the

Morgans'on that date. Other calls were from or to chilaren of

Mrs. Morgan and conversation ranged from car trouble to buying of

clothing for grandchildren.

Hothing was discussed concerning the

situation involving Radford.

Naval Reserve Training Center: On 3/24/72 there were 66

calls: Or 3/25/72 there were no calls; and on 3/26/72 there was

one cali. None of the calls involved the situation concerning

Radford.

Radford made one call to a Navy Office in Seattle en

3/21/72, stating that copies of Navy orders are missing from his

personnel file. It appeared that he was referring to travel orders.

Charles E. Radford II: On 3/24/72 there were 5 calls;

On 3/26/72 there were no calls; and on 3/26/72 there was 1 call.

None of the calls pertained to the situation involving Radford

and most were between lonne haajord and other Navy wives.

Conversa-

tions ranged from P.Iid. and breast-feeding of children to churen

activitida and Easter clothing.

One call was from Ionne's parents

stating that they will visit the

• Racifords in mid-Aprel.

this conversationnionne mentioned that they will spend Easter with

the Morgans in Portland.

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RE'S CHARLES 5.

March 27, 1978

RADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed March 64, 2o; and 20, 1972, from coverage of William

Frank Morgan,

Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center,

Saler, Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, Oregon:

William Frank Morgan:

On 3/24/72 there were & calls;

On 3/25/72 there were no calls; and on 3/26/72 there were 3

calls.

All calls monitored were purely personal in nature. The only

reference to Radford in any of the calls were result of call from

Tonse Radford on 3/24/72 advising the Radfords would visit the

Morgans'on that date. Other calls were from or to children of

Mrs. Morgan and conversation ranged from car trouble to buying of

situation

involving Radford.

Naval Reserve Training Center: On 3/24/72 there were 66

calls; On 3/25/72 there were no calls; and on 3/26/72 there was

one call.

None of the calls involved the situation concerning

Radford.

Radford made one call to a Navy Office in Seattle en

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3/24/72, stating that copies of Navy orders are missing from his

personnel file. It appeared that he was referring to travel orders.

Charles E. Radford II: On 3124/72 there were 5 calls;

On 3/26/72 there were no calls; and on 3/26/72 there was 1 call.

None of the calls pertained to the situation involving Radford

and most were between lonne hadjord and other davy wives.

conversa-

trons ranged from P.Iad. and breast-feeding of children to church

activitids and Easter clothing.

One call was from tonne's parents

stating that they wall vuszt the Raufords in mid-April.

During

this conversatiountonne mentioned that they will spend Easter with

the

Horgans

in Portland.

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March 28, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADEORD IT

The following is a summary of nonpertinent information

result of covenage of William Frank

developed March 3?bregons Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem.

Morgan, Portland,

Oregon; and Charles E. Radford II, Saler, Oregon:

8 calls involving the Radford residence were monitored and

conversations were mostly between Tonne Radford and other Navy

Topies ranged from discussion of each other's babies

to food, church and related matters.

Tonne call Radford at work

and told him her period had juat begun. She also furnished hin the

address and telephone number of sergeant Johnson Lykens, Lorton,

virginia (who is known to be a close peraonal friend).

13 cuile iu and from the Morgan residence were munitored,

none of which had to do with Radfora or the situation involving

him.

Calls were made to a doctor and a dentist; to a man selling

fertilizer, and

to a department store. There was a call from the.

Disabled American Veterans, and meat was ordered from a grocer.

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan talked to their children on such varied topics

as lawn mowers and baby sitting.

115 calls to and from the Naval Reserve Training Center

were intercepted. Other than the call to Radford from his wife,

referred to above, Radford received only one other call.

This

was from a man, apparently the real estate agent who sold him his

house, inquiring as to any needed correction of defecte in the

house.

Radford inquired through the operator as to how to call

the Defense Department in Washington, and he placed a call to the

number given (208-545-6700), however, the call was not completed.

The other calls were either official Navy business or personal

calls from other navy personnel.

None involved the situation

concerning Radford.

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February 28, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD

JUNE

No significant information was developed on February 25, 26

and 27,

1972, as result of coverage of the following:

Naval Reserve Training Center

Salem, Oregon

William Frank Morgan

Portland, Oregon

The following information was developed on February 25 and 26,

1972, as result of coverage of Charles E. Radora II:

On February 25, 1972, at 10:52 a.m. Tonne Radford called

Dixie (phonetic - not further identified). The conversation consisted

of small talk..:Near the end of the conversation Tonne said that she

does not know if "Chuck" will stay in the service. There was nothing

further pertinent during this conversation.

On February 26, 1972, at 10:45 a.m., Tonne Radford called

Karen (phonetic - believed to be Karen Parker whose husband, Jim,

works with Radford). During the conversation Tonne referred to a

Morman couple they had gone out to dinner with while the Radfords were

In Washington, D. C. She said their host had been part owner d the

restaurant where they ate and was "a member of the board." Tonne

subsequently identified this individual as Jack Anderson, the columnist.

Tonne said that she and her husband met Anderson's parents when the

parents came to India on a world tour. She said that later while the

Radfords were stationed in Washington, D. Co, the senior Andersons

visited their son, Jack, and invited the Radfords over to meet Jack.

She said this was the first time they had ever met Jack Anderson. Tonne

said that the Andersons were quite wealthy, have 9 children, and live in

a beautiful home.

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Tonne asked. Karen if she ever reads Jack Anderson's columns

and Karen replied that she had never heard of Jack Anderson. There was

no further pertinent information concerning this conversation.

No significant information was developed as result of this

coverage on February 27, 1972.

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Maxch 2, 1972

JuNE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

No significant information was developed on March 6, 1072,

result of coverage of the following:

•..

William Frank Korgan

Portiand, Oregon

Naval Reserve Training Center

'Salem, Oregor

Charles E. Radford II

salem,

Oregon

As a matter of interest,

Tonne Radford told Karen Parker.

wife of a co-worker of Radford,

that the Radfords will be going to

Utah on April 6, 1972, to attend a s-day church conference.

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March 7, 1972

JumE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADEORD II

No significant information was

developed

on March 6, 1072,

result of coverage of the following:

William Frank Morgan

Portland, Oregon

Naval Reserve

Training Center

'Salem, oregon

Charles E. Radford II

Salem, Oregon

As a matter of interest, Tonne Radford told Karen Parkers

wife of a co-worker of Raáfora,

that the Radfords will be going to

Utah on Apxit 6, 19724

to attend a 1-day church conference.

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R$:

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G

CHARLES E.

RADEORD II

JuNE

08

No pertinent information was developed on March 7, 1972,

result of coverage of the following:

William Frank Morgan

Portland, oregon

Haval Reserue Training Center

Salem, oregon

Charles E. Radford II

Salem,

oregon

It is to be noted that Radford called in and reported that

he was ill on 377172s and that he possibly had appendiotis,

although it was-also

noted

that he made several

personal-type

calls during the day uithoat giving any indication of naving a

severe illness.

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March 8, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

a8

No pertinent information was developed on March 2; 1972,

result af coverage of the

following:

Hilliam Frank Morgan

Portland, Oregon

Haval Reserte Training Center

• Salem, oregon

Charles E. Radford II

Salem.

Oregon

It is to be noted that radjora called in and reported that

il2 on 377172, and that he posably had appendiortis,

although it was. also noted that he made several personal-type

during the day withoat giving any indication of having a

severe illness.

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Maren 23, 1972

JuNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF NONPERTINENT INFORMAIION

RECEIVED THROUGH SOVERAGE OF WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN, PORTLAND,

OREGON; NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER,

SALEM,

OREGON; CHARLES

E. RADFORD II, SALEM, OREGON, ON MARCH 22, 1972:

A total of 5 calls to and from the residence of william

Prank Morgan was intercepted and it was determined that all of

these calls were purely personal in nature and had nothing to

do with Charles E. Radford II, or the situation involving him.

There

were 71 calls intercepted as result of coverage of

the three lines used by laval Reserve Iraining Center, Salem,

Oregon.

However, all of there calla hora either nuxaly Navy

business, or personal calls by Navy personnel. charles E.

Radford

II made none of the calls and nothing was overheard

concerning Radford or the situation involving him. In coverage

of these Navy lines, monitoring is discontinued immediately when

it is determined that the call is purely Navy business and

unrelated to Radford or the situation involving him.

There were 9 calls to and from

the residence of charles E.

Radford II, all of which were originated by or received by tonne

Radford.

These calls were all purely personal in nature and were

between Navy wives who discussed such things as local prices,

church affairs (the Radforde are very active in the Morman Church),

and items of gossip involving the various Navy wives and their

mutual acquaintances.

Nothing was developed concerning the

situation involving

Charles E. Radford II.

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March 23, 1972

RE: CHARLES I. RADFORD II

JuNE

THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF NONPERTINENT INFORMATION

RECEIVED THROUGH DOVERAGE OE WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN,

PORTLAND,

OREGON; NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER, SALEM,

E. RADEORD II,

OREGON; CHARLES

SALEM, OREGON, ON MARCH 22, 1972:

total of s calls to and from the residence of William

Frank Morgan was intercepted and it was determined that all of

these calls were purely personal in nature and had nothing to

do with Charles E. Radford II, or the situation involving him.

There

were 71 calle intercepted as result of coverage of

the three lines used by laval Reserve Training Center, Salem,

However:

all of there colla mere either purely Navy

business, or personal calls by

Navy personnel. Charles E.

Radford

II made none of the calls and nothing was overheard

concerning Radford or the situation involving him. In coverage

of these Navy lines, monitoring

is discontinued immediately when

it is determined that the call is purely Navy business and

unrelated to Radford or the aituation involving him.

There were I calls to and from the residence of Charles I.

Radford II, all of which were originated by or received by Tonne

These calls were all purely personal in nature and were

between Navy wives who discussed such things as local prices,

church affaira (the Radforde are very active in the Morman Church),

and items of gossip involving the various Navy wives and their

mutual acquaintances.

Nothing was developed concerning the

situation involving Charles E. Radford II.

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March 24, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

The following is, a summary of nonpertinent information

developed

on March 23,

1922, from coverage of willian Frank Morgan,

coitland oregon: vaval heserue irauning canter sabem, uregon:

and Charles E. Radford II, Salem, oregon:

Only one call was intercepted as cresult of coverage of

the William Frank Morgan line.

Mrs. Morgan to her daughter,

Radford or the situation involving him.

52 callsvers intercepted from our coverage of the Naval

Reserve Training Center in Salem.

Only one of these calle involved

Radfora.

This was a call from his wife, Ionne, to radford and they

-'-diacusasd bills delivered in the morning mail and the time he would

be nome for lunon.

Al? other calls were strietly Navy

bueiness or

personal calls involving other navy personnel.

Eleven calla were monitored during coverage of Radford's

residence.

All but one involved calla to or from his wife, Ionne,

to other navy wives and their conversations ranged from jood,

family matters, church, housefola appliances to pregnancy, menstraal

periode and morning sickness.

As a matter of fact, these women

at least on march 23rd, appeared to be obsessed with the subject of

pregnanay, contraceptive methods, and relatad topies. Radford vas

mentioned

only once when Ionne said that he likes hus job, but that

"it is a shitty type of job." Radford made only one call, which

was to a fellow churchman and the conversation. concerned adoption

methods.

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March 24, 1972

JuNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

The following

is a summary of nonpertinent information

developed on March 23,

1972, from coverage of willian Erank Morgan,

Portland,

Oregon; Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem, Oregon;

and Charles' E. Radford II, Salem, oregon:

Only one call was intercepted as result of coverage of

William Frark Morgan Line.

This was a personal call from

Mrs. Morgan to her daughter,

Man, and had nothing to do with

Radford or the situation involving him.

52 calls re intercepted from our coverage of the Naval

Reserve Training Center in Salem.

Only one of these calls involved

Radford.

This

a call from his wife, Tonne, to Radford and they

desuesed bills deliverod in. the morning mail and the time he would

be home for lunch.

All other calls were strictly Navy buesness or

personal calls involving other navy personnel.

Eleven calls were monitored during coverage of Radford's

residence.

All but one involved calls to or from his wife,

Tonne,

to other Navy wives and their conversationa ranged from food,

family matters, church, housefold appliances to pregnancy, menstraal

periods and morning sickness.

•As a matter of fact, these women

at least on March 23rd, appeared to be obsessed with the subject of

pregnanoy, contraceptive methods, and related topics.

Radford was

mentioned only once when Tonne said that he likes his job, but that

"It is a shitty type of job."

Radford made only one call, which

was to a felloù churchman and the conversation. concerned adöption

methods.

no so is.

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February 28, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD

JUNE

No significant information was developed on February 25, 26

and 27, 1972, as result of coverage of the following:

Naval Reserve Training Center

Salem, Oregon

William Frank Morgan

Portland, Oregon

The following information was developed on February 25 and 26,

1972, as result of coverage of Charles E. Radford II:

On Fehruary 25, 1972, at 10:52.a.m.. Tonne Radford called

Dixie (phonetic - not further identified). The conversation consisted

of small talk.-:Near the end of the conversation Tonne said that she

does not know if "Chuck" will stay in the service. There was nothing

further pertinent during this conversation.

On February 26, 1972, at 10:45 a.m., Tonne Radford called

Karen (phonetic - believed to be Karen Parker whose husband, Jim,

works with Radford). During the conversation Tonne referred to a

Morman couple they had gone out to dinner with while the Radfords were

in Washington, D. C. She said their host had been part owner o the

restaurant where they ate and was "a member of the board." Tonne

subsequently identified this individual as Jack Anderson, the columnist.

Tonne said that she and her husband met Anderson's parents when the

parents came to India on a world tour. She said that later while the

Radiords were stationed in Washington, D. C., the senior Andersons

visited their son, Jack, and invited the Radiords over to meet Jack.

She said this was the first time they had ever met Jack Anderson. Tonne

said that the Andersons were quite wealthy, have 9 children, and live in

a beautiful home.

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Tonne asked. Karen if she ever reads Jack Anderson's columns

and Karen replied that she had never heard of Jack Anderson. There was

no further pertinent information concerning this conversation.

No significant information was developed as result of this

coverage on February 27, 1972.

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1. "

RE:

CRARLES E. RADEORD

JuNE

II

No significant information was developed on February 22,

1972, as result of coverage

of the following:

William Frank Morgan

Portland, Oregon

• Naval Reserve Training Center

salem, oxegon

The only pertinent information developed on February 22,

1972, as

result of coverage of Charles E. Radford II, was the

faot that Tonne ladjorá tolä her husband that they had received

a Letter from.

Bea (phonetic) and Larry in Washington (D.C.) and

they were upset over the way hadjord

had been treated. There was

nothing in the conversation to identify Bea and Larry, and there

was nothing more to the conversation except personal matters suct

as the time Radford would be home in the evening.

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February 23, 1978

RE:

CHARLES E. "RADFORD

II

JuNE

No significant information was developed on February 22,

1972, as result of coverage

of the following:

William Frank Morgan

Portland, oregon

•Haval Reserve Fraining Center

salem, Oregon

The only pertinent information developed on February 22,

1972, 08

result of coverage of Charles E. Radford II, was the

faot that Tonne Haajord toia her husbana that they naa receivea

a letter from

. Bea (phonetic)

and Larry in Washington (D.C.) and

they were upset over the way Radford had been treated.

There was

nothing in the conversation to identify Bea and Larry, and there

was nothing more to the conversation except personal matters such

as the time Radford would be home in the evening.

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February 18, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADEORD II

JuNE

No pertinent information was developed on February 17,

1972, as'result of coverage of William Frank Morgan, Portlana,

Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem, Oregon.

The following is a summary of information developea from

coverage of Charles E. Radford, Salem, oregon:

'At 10:29 AM an unidentified woman called and talked tò

Tonne Radford.

In general the conversation consisted of small

talk and was not pertinent.

However, at one point Tonne

complained that she had been trying

to get "Chuck" to put up

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that he hadn't done it; that he spends all of i

hes time knitting.

she said that he niis iu turn off his.

frustrations.

The woman inquired,

"what frustrations?" and

Tonne replied that he was frustrated about his work in

Washington. she did not elaborate and there was nothing more

of pertinence.

At 7:38 PM Ionnie called Robert I. Carroll in. Alexandria,

virginia.

This conversation was almost entirely purely about

personal matters, She told carroll that they are now located

in Oregon Chowever, Radford Himself had previously engaged in

a long conversation with carroll and Carroll is fully aware of

the Radford's location in Oregon).

carroll asked Tonne if

Admiral Helander was Radjord's Admiral, and she replied that

he was.

There was no jurther

discussion concerning Admiral

welander or Radford's employment.

Tonne ended the conversation

by telling carroll that they will send him the money they

owe

No other pertinent information was developed concerning

this matter.

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February 18, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

No pertinent information was developed on February 17,

1978, as'result of coverage of William Frank Morgan, Portlana,

oregon and the Naval Reserve Training Center, Salem,

oregon.

The following is a summary of information developed from

coverage of charles 8. Radford, salem, oregon:

, At 10:29 AM an unidentified woman called and talked to

Tonne Radford. In general the conversation consisted of small

talk and was not pertinent. However, at one point Tonne

complained that she had been trying

to get "Chuck" to put up

but that he hadn't done it; that he spends all of

his time knitting.

said that he kniis to work off. his

frustrationg.

The woman inquired, "what frustrations

Tonne replied. that he was frustrated about his work in

Washington, she did not elaborate and there was nothing more

of pertinence.

At 7:38 PM Tonne called Robert I. Carroll in Alexandria,

virginia.

This conversation was almost entirely purely about

personal matters. She told carroll that they are now located

in oregon (however, Radford himself had previously engaged in

a long conversation with Carroll and Carroll is fully aware of

the Radford's location in Oregon).

carroll asked lonne if

Admiral Welander was Radord's Admiral, and she replied that

he was.

There was no jurther

discussion concerning Admiral

Welander or Radford's employment.

Tonne ended the conversation

by telling carroll that they will send him the money they

ow e

him as soon as possible.

No other pertinent information was developed concerning

this matter.

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February 14, 1978

RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JuNE

No pertinent information was developed on either lebruary

11, 12 or 13,

1972,

as result of coverage of the following:

ROBERT T. CARROLL

GEORGIANNA M. PRINCE

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER

SALEM, OREGON

Coverage of the Naval Reserve Training Center, which was

interrupted due

"to unscheduled construction work by the

telephone

company, was re-instituted 2/11/72.

A telephone number given to

an unidentified woman as the numver where tonna Radjora coulâ be

reached in Salem,

, Oregons

has been determined to be the new number

of charles to raajora, salem, aregon.

Coverage of this number will

be instituted as soon as technical dujficulties have been resolved.

com

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BE:

CHARLES E.

ORADFORD II

JuNE

Ho pertinent

11, 12 Or 13

1073, a formation as developed on eithen february

result of coverage of the following:

ROBERT I. CARROLL

GEORGIANNA M. PRINCE

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

NAVAL, RESERVE TRAINING CENTER

SALEM, OREGON

coverage. of the Naval Reserve Training Center, which was

interrupted due

"to unscheduled construction work by the telephone

company, was re-instituted 2/11/72. A telephone number given

to

an unidentified woman as the number where tonne Radjord coula

be

reached in Salem, Oregon,

has been determined to be the new number

of Charles E.

Radjord, salem, oregon.

Coverage of this number will

be instituted as soor as technical difficulties have been resolved.

form

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JUNE

RE: ROBERT T.

@CARROLI

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on 2/10/72 as result of coverage of Robert I. Carroll:

At 5:86 PM an unidentified woman, possibly Joanne

Lykens,

called Carroll.

She asked if he knows Leaare Josephson

(phonetic)i.

Carroll said yes; that the last time he heard of

her she was in Africa.

Joanne said she is in Washington now and.

is going to Taipei.

She said that Lenore is staging at Columbia

Plaza,

the apartments across from State.

Joanne said she can be

reached at state during the day at extension 2-3122,23 or 24.

carroll, in reply, said he could call the old dudley number,

Dudley 2-3122. Carroll asked how Joanne happened to hear from

isrure ünd dounne repluod that Johnoor (Lykass) unitse to her

and she called hin.

Carroll then mentioned that "Liz" who is

back from Bangkok,

lives at the same apartment building.

Carroll

mentioned that he has been out with "Liz.". Joanne said that

Carroll could bring her to the party. In response to joanne's

questions, Carroll said that "liz" has been here for awhile; that

Nancy Truesdale (phonetic) told him she was here.

at her place on sunday.

At 9:15 PM Carroll called "Lia" uho invited hulz" party

In discussing mutual friends,

mentioned Hart Lou, who is going to Nairobi.

Carroll said that

Bullie Burke, who was secretary to the Australian Hugh Commussioner

Is in Nairobi now, and that lary lou might know her.

mentioned his

friend,

He also

Peter Nichlamara.

Carroll said

that Glen

DeBray (phonetand called nim and wanted another posting, to sierra

reone of someplace, and vantea to see what Bob Carroll could do

on hun. carrol indicated that lius contact us not around at the

moment.

carroll said that he saw conway (phonetic - no further

description) when they passed through on their way to India.

Carroll then described Radforä's sudden transfer.

No further pertinent information was developed on 2/10/72.

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JuNE

RE: ROBERT T. CARROLL

The following is a sunmary of pertinent information

developed on 2/10/72 as

result of coverage of Robert I. Carroll:

At 5:26 PM an unidentified woman, possibly Joanne

Lykens, called Carroll.

She asked if he knows Lezare Josephson

(phonet.ic)..

carroll adid yes; that the last time he heard of

her she was

in Africa.

Joanne said she is in washington now and.

is going to Taipei.

She said that Lenore is staging at columbia

Plaza,

the apartments aczoss from State.

Joanne said she can be

reached at state during the day at extension 2-3122, 23 or 24.

carroll, in reply, said he could call the old dudley number,

Dudley 2-3122.

Carroll asked how soanne happened to hear from

Lenore and duunne raptiod that Johnoon ilyiana, urates to Res

and she called him.

Carroll then mentioned that "Liz" who is

back from Bangkok,

lives at the same apartment building.

Carroll

mentioned that he

has been out with "Liz.". Joanne said that

Carroll could bring her to the party. In response to Joanne's

questions, Carroll said that "lia" has been here for awhile; that

Nancy Truesdale (phonetic) told him she was here.

At 9:15 PM Carroll called "Iiz" who invited him to a party

at her place on Sunday.

In discussing

mutual friends, "Tiz"

mentioned Hart Lou, üho is going to Nairobi.

Carroll said that

Billie Burke, who was secretary to the Australian high Commissioner

is in Nairobi now, and that lary lou might know her.

He also

mentioned his friend,

Peter Mcilamara.

Carroll said

that Glen

DeBray (phonetuse called nim and wanted another posting, to sierra

moment.

carroll said that he saw conway (phonetic - no further

description) when they passed

through on their way to India.

Carroll then described Radforä's sudden transfer.

No further pertinent information was developed on 2/10/72.

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February 11, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD

Due to unforseen

construction activity by the telephone

company on 219/72, coverage of the Naval Reserve Training Center,

salem, oregon was

not possible on 2/10/72.

It is anticipated that

coverage will be re-instituted early on 2/11/72..

As result of coverage of Willian Frank Morgan, Portland,

Oregon, it was determined that radford did not report for duty on

2/10/72, since he was given the day off because his household goods

arrived and he needed to help move into his new house. Radford and.

his wife, Tonne, indicated they would travel to Portland on the

evening of 2/10/73 to pick up some perishable grocizies which the

Morgans have been keeping in their refrigerator.

-

The only other significant information developed from the

coverage of morgan was that an unidentified woman called and asked

Mrs. Morgan if tonne was there.

She was told that the radfords haa

returned to salem.

The woman asked if tonne could be reached by

phone and Urs. Morgan gave her telephone number 588-1031 as a

number where ronne Radford could be reached in Salem. A check is

being made to determine identity of the subseriber of this number.

Effort is also being made to determine if Radford has applied for

telephone service at his residence in Salem.

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February 11, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

RADFORD

Due to unforseen construction activity by the telephone

company on 219/72, coverage of the Naval Reserve Iraining Center,

Salem,

oregon was

not possible on 2/10/72.

It is anticipated that

coverage will be re-instituted early on 2/11/72.

As result of coverage of William Frank Morgan, Portland,

oregon,

it

was determined that radford did not report for duty on

2/10/72,

since he was given the day off because his household goods

arrived and he needed to help move into his new nouse.

Radford and

his wife,

Tonne, indicated they would travel to Portland on the

evening of 2/10/72 to pick up some perishable grocizies which the

Morgans have been keeping in their refrigerator.

The only other significant information developed from the

coverage of Morgan was that an unidentified woman called and asked

Mrs. Morgan if lonne was there.

She was told that the Radfords haa

returned to salem.

The women asked if tonne could be reached by

phone and Mrs. Morgan gave her telephone number 588-1031 as a

number where Tonne Radford could be reached in Salem. A check is

being made to determine identity of the subscriber of this number.

Effort is also being made to determine if Radford has applied for

telephone service at his residence in salem.

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February 9, 1872

JUNE

RE: ROBERT T." CARROLL

The following is. a summary of pertinent information developed

on February 8, 1972, as

result of coverage of lobert I. Carroll:

MeNamara le Woul Pete May alonetrol ella carol, who told

package for Barbara and he indioated he would lave it at the desk

for Pete.

and depart again on friday svening.

Pete on that he unind meter a ph day at mean biên

the embassy for information on various shops they use in Washington

for clothing.

At 11:12 AM Joanne (phonetio - not otherwine identified) called

carroll and engagod in samoral conversation.

Circull then told her

that Pete has her package and inquired about the letter to Bob.

Joanne did not respond to this statement.

At 12:02 PM During a conversation batween carrol and tim

Martin, Carroll said that he has to get a paokaya for Barbara over

to Pete, if he (Pete) has not already left. Curroll said that

Pete is a courier for the Australian Embassy ali had a trip to

New York 2/8/72; returning on Thursday.

No other pertinent information was developed on February 8,

1972.

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JUNE

RE: ROBERT I.

CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information developed

on February 8, 1972, as

result of coverage of Robert I. Carroll:

At 9:20 Am Pete Mclamaxa (phonetic) called carroll, uho tolo

McNamara he would be buay 2/8/72.

carroll said that he has a

package for Barbard and he indroated he would leave it at the desk

for Pete.

Pete said that he would return on Thursday at 2:30 PM

and depart again on Friday evening. Pete said he would check with

the embassy for information on various shops they use in washington

for clothing.

At

11:42 AM Joanne (phonetio - not otheruise identified) called

carroli aná engagea in generai

Cürroll then 1012 303

hat lete has her package and anuuired about the letten to bob.

Joanne did not respond to this statement.

At 12:02 PM During a conversation butween Carrol and fin

Martin, carroll said that he has to get a package for Barbara over

to pete, if he (fetel has not already left. Carroll said that

Pete is a courier for the Australian Embassy and had a trip to

New York 2/8/72; returning on Thursday.

No other pertinent information was developed on February 8,

1972.

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February 8, 1972

RE: ROBERI I.

CARROLL

JuNe

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on February 7, 1972, as result of coverage of Robert T. Carroll.

At 12:20 p.m. an individual identifying himself as Peter

McNamara (phonetic-British accent) called Robert Carroll. Carroll

said he expected to see McNamara in December and McNamara said

that his sister died and he could not come to Washington then.

McNamara indicated he was staying at the Executive House on

Rhode Island near Scott Circle "across from the embassy." Carroll

asked if McNamara received his message from the embassy and

McNamara replied "'no." McNamara mentioned that he went on a

courier trip after his sister's death but did not get to Washington, D. C.

He indicated that he would be going back on the evening of February 8

and would leave at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, from National Airport.

Carroll was to pick up McNamara in front of the Executive House and

from there they would go sightseeing.

At 12:54 p.m. in a conversation between Carroll and Dan Martin,

Carroll told Martin that "the fellow from Australia is in town."

At 7:40 p.m. an individual believed to be Carroll's sister, Mary,

talked to Dan Martin who told her that he, Carroll, was out with his

friend from Australia.

No other pertinent information was developed on February 7,

1972.

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February 8, 1972

RE:

ROBERT I. CARROLL

JuNe

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on February 7, 1972, as result of coverage of Robert T. Carroll.

At 12:20 p.m. an individual identifying himself as Peter

McNamara (phonetic-British accent) called Robert Carroll. Carroll

said he expected to see McNamara in December and McNamara said

that his sister died and he could not come to Washington then.

McNamara indicated he was staying at the Executive House on

Rhode Island near Scott Circle "across from the embassy." Carroll

asked if McNamara received his message from the embassy and

McNamara replied "no." McNamara mentioned that he went on a

courier trip after his sister's death but did not get to Washington, D. C.

He indicated that he would be going back on the evening of February 8

and would leave at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, from National Airport.

Carroll was to pick up McNamara in front of the Executive House and

from there they would go sightseeing.

At 12:54 p.m. in a conversation between Carroll and Dan Martin,

Carroll told Martin that "the fellow from Australia is in town."

At 7:40 p.m. an individual believed to be Carroll's sister, Mary,

talked to Dan Martin who told her that he, Carroll, was out with his

friend from Australia.

No other pertinent information was developed on February 7,

1972.

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sebruary 6, 1372

RE: NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER

SALEMS OREGON

(Charles E. Radford II)

JuNE

.

About 75 oalls were intercepted as result of this

coverage.

However, with the

exception of one call from Rad ford

to a Mrs. Meyer (phonetic) at Navy Property concerning shipment

of his household goods

to salem, no pertinent information was

developed.

Mrs.

Meyer said Radford's effects would be delivered

on February 8, 1972.

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Rebzuary 6, 1972

JuNE

RE: NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING CENTER

SALEM, OREGON

(charlee E. Radford II)

coverage.

to a Mis.

About 27 are y

About 25 oalls were intercepted as result of this

exception of one call from Radfird

Meyer (phonetic) at Navy Property concerning shipment

of his household

goods to salem,

no pertinent information was

developed.

Mrs.

Meyer said Radford's effects would be delivered

on February 8, 1972.

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RE:

furr

February 4, 1972

WILLIAN FRANK MORGAN

PORILAND, OREGON

& Charles

E. Radford II !

JuNE

....

The following is

summary of pertinent information

developed on February

3,

1972 as

result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon:

At 18:17 PM Mrs. Morgan, in a conversation with Carol

(believed to be a daughter or daughter-in-law),

said that the

Radfords plan to move into their new home in salem on Saturday,

February s, 1912. She said their goods are stored at Bremerton,

Washington.

1t. 5:30 PM Man

Idaughton.of. the Morgane! tolked to Mrs.

Morgan. She said that sonny and lonne had come by and that they

picked up a shoppong list; that they will be going to the

commissary in seattle and will pick up things for both the

Radfords and Man at the commissary. She said that Radford found

out that they won't deliver his household godds from Bremerton

and that the main reason he is going to seattle is to get this

matter straightened out.

Mrs, Morgan said that the deal on the

house Radford is bujing has been finalized and that he reports to

work Monday, February 7, 1972.

Mes, Morgan said that radford

will be back, to Portland 2/9/78 or 21-/72.

She also said that

he will take a government cur to seattle every three weeks to

he ale to caries and things at the commissary, and that he wizz

to shop for Mrs.

19.72.

No other pertinent information was developed on February

3,

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RE:

February 1,

1972

WILLIAN FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

( Charles

E. Hadford II )

JuNE

The following is

sunmary of pertinent information

developed on lebruary

3,

1972 as

result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon:

At 12:17 PM Mrs. Morgan, in a conversation with Carol

(believed to be a daughter or daughter-in-law), said that the

Radfords plan to move into their new home in salem on Saturday,

February s, 1972. She said their goods are stored at Bremerton,

Washington.

At 5:39 Du Non lanughter of the Morgans! talked to 1ra. -

Morgan.

She said that sonny and tonne had come by and that they

a hoping and it the to goine ten the pound

out that they won't deliver his household godds from Bremerton

and that the main reason he is going to seattle is to get this

matter straightened out.

Mrs. Morgan said that the deal on the

house Radford is buying

I has been finalized and that he reports to

work Monday,

February 7,

1972.

Mes. Morgan said that Radford

will be back to Portland 214/72 or 21-172. She also said that

he will take a government car to seattle

every three weeks to

suck up groceries and things at the commissary, und that he wil

be able to shop for Mrs.

Morgan and Nan also.

No other

pertinent information was developed on February

3,

197%.

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128.

•.

February 2, 1972

RE: WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

• ( Charles

E.-Raâford II )

JUNE

The following

is

summary of pertinent information

developed february 1, 1972 from coverage of William Erank Morgan:

At 10:21 AM

Radford called Barbara Tabor at Doneywill

Motors (phonetic) in California and said that the loon applica-

tion relative to the house he is bujing has been approved and he

will need $2000.00. Barbara said that Frank was out, but that

Radford can count on the $2,000.

At 10:26 AM Tonne Radford called her mother and described

thain n2n

house. She said

that the person with whom Chuck Radford

will work in the commander's office is a Mormon.

She said Chuck

will report for duty 2/7/72, but they will give him more time

if he needs it...

Fam

Ponne told her mother they will not get a phone right awau

in solen unless they are required to do so by the lavy Office.

At 11:34 AM Radford called Walston and Compuny Brokerage

Hous in

Portland and asked for a quotation on Dover Corporation

and Pacific South West Airlines. He then asked if he could sell

without certificates in his possession, stating that they are in

a shipment which will not arrive for too weeks. He was told that

he cannot sedl the atock without the certificates.

Re was asked

if he wanted to open an account with falston and he replied that

he has had an account for several years.

At 6:10 PM Barbara labor called Radjord and said that the

money he needs for, the house is in the mail.

A discussion then

followed concerning an artiole in the paper relating to Jack

Anderson. This diseussion is set out verbatim..

Radford: "I read something in the paper about this Anderson

thing. I don't know, it looks like there's still trouble back

there on it."

Barbara: "leah - un huh."

Radford: "It's such a pain ün the neck."

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PORTLAND, ORECON

(Charles

E. Radjord II)

February 2, 1972

PAGE THO

Barbara:

"Yeah, it is. Well,

all you can do is what you can do,

isn't it? No use to worry

about anything else at all.

So you've

gotten off that then,

and it's

to be good I know - and make

theybest of it whatever comes

gause that"s the only thing to do."

Radford: "That's true."

Barbara:

My book says, 'Praise him no matter what and make

• good of it."

Radford: " leah, I agres with that completely."

Barbara: " There doesn't have to be a bit more to it than that,

does there? 'I near what you read and all about your Anderson

thing? "

Radford: "No. It's just that they aay they know who did it and

then it

went on to say the government seems reluctant to do any-

thing about it - if anything. And then it went on to say the

papera seem to have come from the Pentagon.

That sounds awfully

ambiguous when they went out in the jirst sentence and said they

know who did it and then they come down and say from the Pentagon.

If they know aho did it then they certainly would know where

they came from.

Barbara: "Yeah. And they wouldn't seem to come.... "voice trailea

off.

Radford: " But they are still shuffling through the coals and

spreading the ashes around looking.

Barbara: " Well, I hope they find whoever it is - quöik."

Radford: " Go through the rest of my life with those people

badgering me. Found out that the Admiral is being transferred."

Barbara: " Really?"

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PORTLAND,

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Charles &. Radjora 11,

Fedruary 2, 1972

PAGE THREE

Radford:

"Yeah. And a guy that I know - not very well - but

know there at

the White House, was traasferred.

Well, they sent

him to Texas. "

Barbara: " It that right? ".

Ralyona: "Fantastic."

Barbara: " It certainly is, isn't it? How quiekly things like

that can......" voice trailed off.

Radford:

" Yeah, Theu're just absolutely cleaning out everybody

that could have possibly remotely been involved.

It's just too

bad that so many lives have to be touched by this thing, but I

guess for the security of the country it's got to be done.

doing it the right way I suppose ? article ?) thinks they are

"And lthe writer of the

Radford: " lean. So we have to give them credit for that. we're

all trying."

The reat of the converaation concerned the new house the

Radfords are buying at salem, oregon, and was not pertinent.

No other pertinent information was developed on February 1,

1972, as result of this coverage.

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February 2, 1972

1.".

RE:

JUNE

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

( Charles

E."Raäford II )

dies

...

The following

is a summary of pertinent information

developed February 1, 1972

from coverage of Milliam Frank Morgan:

At 10:21 AM Radfora called Barbara Tabor at Doneywill

Motors (phonetic) in California and said that the loan applica-

tion relative to the house he is buying has been approved and he

will need $2000.00. Barbara said that Frank was out, but that

Radford can count on the $8, 000.

At 10:26 AM Tonne Radford called her mother and described

their new house. She said that the peraon with whom Chuck Radford

will work in the commander's office is a Mormon.

She said Chuck

will report for duty 2/717%, but they will give him more time

if he needs it.:

Tonne told her mother they will not get a phone right away

in salem unless they are required to do so by the lavy Office.

At 11:24 Al Radford called Walston and Compuny Brokerage

House in Portland and asked for a quotation on Dover Corporation

and Pacific South Hest Airlines. He then asked if he could sell

without certificates in his possession, stating that they are in

a shipment which will not arrive for two weeks. He was told that

he cannot sedl the stock without the certificates. He was asked

if he wanted to open an account with Malaton and he replied that

he has had an account for several years.

At 6:10 PM Barbara labor called Radford and said that the

money he needs for. the house is in the mail.

A discussion then

followed concerning on article in the paper relating to Jack

Anderson. This discussion is set out verbatim.

Radford:

"I read something in the paper about this Anderson

thing. I don't know, it looks like there's still trouble back

there on it."

Barbara: "Jean - un huh."

Radford: "It's such a pain in the neck:*

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PORTLAND, OREGON

(Charles E. Radforà II)

February 2, 1072

PAGE THO

*

Barbara:

"Yeah,

it is. Hell, all you can do is what you can do,

?No uss to worry

theybest of it whatever comes 'cause that's the only thing to do."

Radford: "That's true."

good of ¿ , book aja, "eralde him no matter what and make

Radford: " Yeah, I agres with that completely."

Barbara: " There doesn't have to be a bit more to it than that,

does there? 'I mean what you read and all about your Anderson

thing? "

Radford:

"No. It's just that they say they know wno did it and

then it went on to oay the government seems reluctant to do any-

thing about it - if anything. And then it went on to say the

papera seem to have come from the Pentagon.

That sounds awfully

ambiguous when they went out in the jirst sentence and said they

know wno did it and then they come down and say from the Pentagon.

If they know ano did it then they certainly would know where

they came from.

Barbara: " Ieah. And they wouldn't seen to come.... "voice trailea

off.

Radford: " But they are still shuffling through the coals and

spreading the ashes around looking.

Barbara: "Well, I hope they find whoever it is - queck."

Radford:

" Go through the rest of my life with those people

badgering me. Found out that the Admiral is being tranaferred."

Barbara: " Really?"

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PORTLAND,

OREGON

(Charles E. Radford -II.)

Fedruary 2, 1972

PAGE THREE

Radford: "Jeah. And' a guy that I know - not very well - but

know there at

the thite House, was

traasferred.

Well, they sent

him to Texas."

Barbara: " It that right? "

RAAfORE: "Pantastic."

Barbara: " It certainly is, isn't it? Eow quickly things like

that 60?....r

" voice trailed off.

Rafford:

"Yeah. They're just absolutely cleaning out everybody

that could have possibly remotely been involved.

It's just tou

bad that so many lives have to be touched by this thing, but I

guess for the security of the country it's got to be done.

Barbara:

" And lthe writer of the article ?) thinks they are

doing it the right way I suppose ?"

• Radford: " Yeah. So we have to give them aredit for that. we're

all trying."

The reat of the converaction concerned the new house the

• Radfords are buying at salem, oregon, and was not pertinent.

No other pertinent information was

developed on February I,

3972, as result of this

coverage.

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February 1, 1972

JUNE

RE:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORILAND, OREGON

( Charles

E. Radford II !

..:

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on

January 31, 1972 as result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon:

At 12:01 PM Mrs. Morgan converaed with her daughter,

NOT.

Loan to sonny

presence in the Morgan housenold is creating hardahip or some

difficulty, she specijically commented on lonne Radford's being

a very heavy person - perhaps one who has carelesa personal

hygiase.

Mrs. Morgan said that if sonny goes to Coos Bay he

will re-enlist if the recruiter will let him stay in loos bay

for seven years.

she

said he may retire from the service at age

40 and devote his full time to the chureh.

At 9:00 PM Frank and Barbara labor (phonetic) talked to

Radford, who said that he will work in salem, Oregon.

He said

that he had jound a house he can buy in salem for $18,900.00 and

could move into it as early as February 3, 1972. He gave

the

address of the house as 1074 Campbell Streets S.E., Salem, and

said that the house is near the airport.

Radford said that they had put up a $200.00 down pay-

ment on the house and believe they will be able to refinance it.

He said he will therefore not need $5000.00, but probably no

than. $2000.00.

fabor indicated that while he might not

have been able to

Loan Radford $5000.00 he could probably awing

$2000.00.

Radford

said that the house is located about a mile

from

his work and that there are a lot of Mormons nearby.

He

said that there are six people at the place where he works, plus

the Commanding Officer.

He said that he is now thinking about

getting out of the service.

However,

he was nonspecific about

this.

He said that he believea he will be in Salem about two

years.

No other pertinent information was developed on danuary

31, 19?8, a8 result of this coverage.

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February 1, 1972

JUNE

!"

RE:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

( Charles

E. Radford II)

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on

January 31, 1972 as result of coverage of William

Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon:

At 12:01 PM Mrs. Morgan conversed with her daughter,

Man.

she mentioned that Frank Tabor was to call regarding a

Loan to sorny

(Radford). She indicated that the Radfords'

presence in the Morgan household is creating hardship or some

difficulty, she specijically commented on Tonne Radford's being

a very heavy person - perhaps one who has careless personal

tryin

hugense: Hrs. Horgan said that if sonny goes to coos Bay he

will re-entist if the recruiter will let him stay in Loos say

for seven years.

said he may retire from the service at age

10 and devote his full time to the church.

At 9:00 PM Frank and Barbara labor (phonetic) talked to

Radford, who said that he will work in Salem, Oregon.

He said

that he had jound a house he can buy in Salem jor $18, 900.00 and

could move into it as early as February 3, 1972. He gave

the

address of the house as 1071 Campbell Street, S.E., Salem, and

said that the house is near the airport.

Radford said that they had put up a $200.00 down pay-

ment on the house and believe they will be able to refinance it.

He said he will therefore not need $5000.00, but probably no

more than $2000.00.

labor indicated that while he might not

have been able to loan Radford $5000.00 he could probably wing

$ 2000.00.

Radford said that the house is located about a mile

from

his work and that there are a lot of Mormons nearby.

He

said that there are six people at the place where he works, plus

the Commanding Officer.

He said that he is now thinking about

getting out of the service.

However,

he was nonepecific about

th23.

He said that he believea he will be in salem about two

YBaRS.

No other pertinent information was developed on january

31, 1972, a8 result of this coverage.

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RE:

GEORGIANNA

11.

PRINE

Nó pertinent information was developed on January 28 or

30, 1972, however, the following information may be of pextinence.

On January 29, 1922, Georgianna: called Mrs. Montana W.

Zbinden, whom she addressed as "Monty,". The conversation was

largely personal in nature. However,

that she received "from the Department", the literature on

the Charles William Thomas (phonetic) Memorial Fund... Defense

Georgianna remarked that it is interesting. Monty said

they want contributiona...containing copies of the washington

Post, Thareday 12123171. and a letter signed by two of them. ..:

Fulton Preman and L60. "erts (both phonetic). Georgianna said that

it is a very unfortunate thing... "we rather think this committee

has gotter addresses in a rather underhanded fashion and that

they got the addresses without permission," which they were

discussing the day before.

Monty said that they had her address

on a little sticker and save the "address which was used by the

Foreign Service."

Georgianna asked Monty to send evengthing she

received to her

'(Georgianna).

No other pertinent information was developed on Januuy

28, 29, Or 30, 1972, as result of coverage of Georgianna H. Prince.

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JUNE

заплачу, 30, 1978

RE: GEORGIANNA

ts.

PRINCE

Mó

30,

pertinent information was developed on January 28 or

1972, however,

the following information may be of pertinence.

On January 29, 1972, Georgianna, called Mrs. Montana i.

zbinden, whom she

addressed as "Monty."

The conversation las

largely personal in nature. However,

"Monty" told Georgiana.

that she received "from the Department", the literature on

the charles William Thomas (phonetic) Memorial Fund.., Defense

Georgianna ramarked that it is interesting.

Monty said

they want contributiona...containing copies of the washington

Post, Thureday 12123171.. and a letter signed by two of them....

Fulton Preman and Leo. verta (both phonetic). Georgianna saia inai

it is a very unfortunate thing... "we rather think this committee

has gotten addresses in a rather underhanded fashion and that

they got the addresses without permission," which thay were

discussing the day before. Monty said that they had her address

on a little sticker and save the "address which was used by the

Foreign Service. "

Georgianna asked Monty to send evengthing she

received to her

(Georgianna).

No other pertinent information was developed on Januniy

28, 29, Or 30, 1972, as result of coverage of Georgianna M. Prince.

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JuNE

RE:

....

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

6. Charles

E: Radford II )

The following

is a pertinent summary of information

developed January 28,

29 and 30, 1972 through coverage of

William Frank Morgan,

Portland, Oregon:

fern

At 11:42 AM on 1/28/72, during a conversation with an

unknown

individual,

Mrs. Morgan, in referring to the Radfords,

said that they had

a house.

She mentioned that their bank account was overdrawn

and that they (the Radfords) have received notices on it.

At 8:01 PM 01 1'28/22, during a conversation between

Man, Mrs. Morgan,

in referring to

will be at Coos Bay. "

At 8:27 PM on 1/28/72, Radford called (916) 289-3131 and

talked to Barbara (phonetic) and Frank. He wanted to borrow

$5000.00 in order to buy a house at Coos Bay which will cost

$23,500.00.

He intends to sell his property in California and

can then repay Frank and Barkara, Padford. said that Commander

Montague (phonetic) told hum 'he can go to salem or coos Bay and

that he prefers Coos Bay.

At 10:40 AM on 1/89/72 Tonne Radiord called her mother

at (206) 815-7235 and said they will know definitely on 1/31/72

where they will be assigned.

She said Chuck had requested a

loan from Frank and she told her mother of house they

had looked

at at loos Bay which they would like to buy.

she said they

planned to go to Salem 1/29/72 to look around in the event they

end up in salem.

at 1:10 PM on 1/29/72, Mrs. Morgan in a conversation with

Carol (phonetic - possibly a daughter or daughter-in-law) said

"The kids have gone to Salem. When sonny went to Salem they had

no place for him there but they did have this job in Coos Bay.

There has still been no final decision where sonny will be. "

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RE: WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

(Charles E, Radford)

ґапча: 30, 1972

PAGE THO

On 1/30178 at 10:18 AM Mrs. Morgan talked to her daughter,

Nan.

She said,

"They go back to salem on Monday (1/31/72). The

head man there went up to washington to see what is going on."

At 3:86 PM

on 1/30/72, during a conversation between Mrs.

Morgan and Man,

Mrs. Morgan said that "sonny is to report for

duty February

'7th.11

No other pertinent information was developed on January 28,

25

50, 1972.

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JUNE

January 31, 1972

RE:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

(: Charles E: Radford II )*.

The following

is a pertinent summary of information

developed danuary 28, 29 and 30, 1972 through coverage of

William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon:

f'em

At 11:42 AM On 1/28/22, during a conversation with an

unknown

individual, ira, Morgan, in referring to the Radjords,

said that they haâ been gone over night to salem, looking for

a house.

She mentioned that their bank account was overdrawn

and that they (the Radfords) have received notices on it.

At 8:04 PM on 1'28/72, during a conversation between

Mrs. Morgan and her daughter,

Man, Mrs. Morgan,

the

in referring to

Radfords,.

stated, "They will be at coos Bay."

At 8:27 PM On 1/28/72, Radford called (916) 289-3431 and

talked to Barbara (phonetic)

and Frank. He wanted to borrow

$5000.00 in order to buy a house at Coos Bay which will cost

$23,500.00.

He intends to sell his property in California and

can then repay Frank and Barbara. Radford. said that Commander

Montague (phonetic) told him he can go tò

"Salem or coos Bay and

that he prefers Coos Bay.

At 10:10 AM on 1/29/72 Tonne Radford called her mother

at (206)

815-7235 and said they will know definitely on 1/31/78

where they will be assigned.

loan from frank and she told her mother of house they had looked

at at coos Bay which they would like to buy.

She said they

planned to go to salem 1/29/78 to look around in the event they

end up in Salem.

at 1:10 PM on 1/89/78, Mrs. Morgan in a conversation with

Carol (phonetic - possibly a daughter or daughter-in-law) said

"The kids have gone to salem.

When sonny went to Salem they haa

no place for him there but they did have this job in Coos Bay.

There has still been no final decision where sonny will be."

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RE: WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN.

PORTLAND, OREGON

(Charles E. Radford)

January: 30, 1972

PAGE THO

On 1/30/78 at 10:18 AM Mrs. Morgan talked to her daughter,.

She said,

"They go back to salem on Monday (1/31/72). The

head man there went up to washington to see what is going on."

At 3:26 PM on 1/30/72, during a conversation between Mrs.

Morgan and Man,

irs. Horgan said that "sonny is to report for

duty February

7th."

No other pertinent information was developed on January 28,

89 or

30, 1972.

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1/27/72

January 28, 1972

JUNE

Re:

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•

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Georgiana received a call fron Bill (INU) saying

everything was okay and asking if she were okay.

She said she was line and that she is glad every-

thing was okay. Conversation took place just

• after midnight. Bill said he vould see her in

the morning and she said thank you for everything.

No other infornation was developed.

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January 28, 1972

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!

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JuNE

Georgiana received a call fron Bill (LNU) saying

everything was okay and asking if she were okay.

She said she was fine and that she is glad every-

thing was okay. Conversation took place just

• after midnight. Bill said he would see her in

the morning and she said thank you for everything.

No other information was developed.

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January 28, 1972

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

At 9:45 a.n. 1/27/72 Mrs. Morgan and her daughter

(Nan) discussed the fact that Chuck and Tonne had been house-

hunting in Coos Bay, Oregon.

At 10:08 a.II. Chuck called Lieutenant Butler, Bureau

of personnel, Washington, D. C., and advised Butler that he

received his

orders and had discussed them with Commander

Montag (ph.). Montag had advised him that he did not have

any openings at that time at Salem but that he would have an

opening in a small office in coos bay.

Butler asked Chuck

1j he wanted to go there and Chuck indicated that while he

had no objections, that his wife was not sure about this.

• Butler told Chuck that. Boles had been transierred

and that "Boles was going through the same 'pipeline' you are."

Chuck indicated surprise saying "Oh, is that right?

Here

they go again." Chuck continued "They are really raising

I understand Adniral

Hellinder (ph.) is up for transfer also." Chuck indicated

amazement and asked "where is the Adniral going?" Butler

said that he is being transferred to a cruiser-destroyer

flottlla on the West Coast;

Chuck said "yell this is in his career pattern

so apparently the transier is not for disciplinary reasons."

He continued that he would hate to have this thing hurt the

Adniral's career.

Butler then indicated to Chuck that he didn't have

to go to Coos Bay if he didn't want to and asked Chuck to.

let hin know.

At 10:35 a.w. Chuck called the Naval Reserve Training

Station and asked for Conmander Montag who was busy on the

other phone. Chuck asked that the Commander call him back.

At 11:06 am. Nan called Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Morgan

told Nan

"the kids called back to Washington." They are really

clearing out all the "big shots" above Sonny. Sonny said

they are getting rid of all the military in the Pentagon

because that's where they think the leak came from iron some

of the service nen. Nan said "They'll find out differently."

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Mrs. Morgan answered. "That's what I told Sonny and he

said it Fould be too late then.

But what they are doing

is sending them to difierent places--darn near off the

map."

Man answered "Yeah, that's pretty far off the wap."

Nes. Morgan said "Isn't that something?"

At 12:04 p.M. Conmander Montag called Chuck

and told him that

he did not have to go to Coos Bay if

he didn't want to.

He indicated that he wanted Chuck to

be happy and that

if he wanted

to stay in salem that he

could.

Kontag and Chuck agreed that they would discuss

the matter on January 28, 1972.

During this conversation Montag appeared to be

very solicitous, almost to the point where montag:

conversation and attitude

were that which would be displayed

during a conversation with a commanding officer.

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January 28, 1972

Re: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

At 9:45 a.n. 1/27/72 Mrs. Morgan and her daughter

(Nan) discussed the fact that Chuck and Tonne had been house-

hunting in Coos Bay, Oregon.

At 10:08 a.I. -Chuck called Lieutenant Butler, Bureau

of personnel, Washington, D. C., and advised Butler that be

received nis orders and nad discussed them with Commander

Montag (ph.). Montag had advised him that he did not have.

any openings at that time at Salem but that he would have an

opening in a snall office in Coos Bay. Butler asked Chuck

if he wanted to go there and Chuck indicated that while he

had no objections, that his wife was not sure about this.

• Butler told Chuck that. Boles had been transferred

and that "Boles was going through the same 'pipeline' you are."

Chuck indicated surprise saying "Oh, is that right? Here

they go again." Chuck continued "They are really raising

cain, aren't they?" Butler said "Yes. I understand Admiral

Hellinder (ph.) is up for transier also." Chuck indicated

amazement and asked "Where is the Admiral going?" Butler

said that he is being transferred to a cruiser-destroyer

flottlla on the fest Coast;

Chuck said "Well this is in his career pattern

so apparently the transfer is not for disciplinary reasons."

He continued that he would hate to have ihis thing hurt the

Admiral's career.

Butler then indicated to Chuck that he didn't have

to go to Coos Bay if he didn't want to and asked Chuck to.

let him know.

At 10:35 a.#. Chuck called the Naval Reserve Training

station and asked for Commander Montag who was.

Commandos

busy on the

other phone. Chuck asked that the Commander call him back.

At 11:06 an. Nan called MrS. Horgan and Mrs. Morgan

told Nan "the kids called back to Hashington." They are really

clearing out all the "big shots" above Sonny.

sonny said

they are getting rid of all the military in the Pentagon

because that's where they think the leak came trom-fron some

of the service nen. Nau said "They'll find out differently."

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Mrs. Morgan answered. "That's what I told Sonny and he

said it would be too late then.

But what they are doing.

is sending them to different places-darn near off the

mаp."

Nan answered "Yeah, that's pretty far off the may."

Mrs. Morgan said "isn't that something?"

At 12:04 p.M. Commander Montag called Chuck

and told him that he did not have to 5o to Coos Bay 14

he didn't iant to.

He indicated that he wanted Chuck to

be happy and that if he wanted to stay in salem that be

could.

Montag and Chuck agreed that they would discuss

the matter on January 28, 1972.

During this conversation Montag appeared to be

very solicitous, almost to the point where Montag's

conversation and attitude were that which would be displayed

during a conversation with a commanding officer.

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January 27, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES

RADRORD, II

On 1/26/72 no pertinent information was

developed.

"Sonny" (Radford) and wife,. Tonne, drove

to salem

to look for housing.

Radford tried unsuccessfully to contact

Lt. Butler (in Washington, D. C.) at 202 - 08 4-8171.

When It. Butler returned his call, Radford was enroute

Salem with wife.

RE: ROBERT CARROLL

On 1/26/72 Carroll appeared preoccupied

with Income taxes in conversations with acquaintances.

No pertinent information deveiopeu.

RE: GEORGIANA PRINCE

On 1/26/72 no telephone usage.

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January 27, 1972

JUNE

Re: CHARLES

RADHORD, IL

On 1/26/72 no pertinent information was

developed.

"Sonny" (Radford) and wife, Tonne, drove

to salen to look for housing.

.*,

. *

Radford tried unsuccessfully to contact

Lt. Butler (in Washington, D. C.) at 202 - 0% 4-8171.

When It. Butler returned his call, Radford was enroute

Salem with wife.

Re: ROBERT CARBOLI.

On 1/26/72 Carroll appeared preoccupied

with income taxes in conversations with acquaintances.

No pertinent intornation developeù.

Be: GEORGIANA PRINCE

on 1/26/72 no telephone usage.

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"?

January 26,

1972

JuNE

RE: ROBERT T.

OCARROLL

The following' is a summary of pertinent information

developed on January

25, 1972 concerning Robert I. Carroll:

At 2:49 PM an unknown individual referred to as "Sam"

called Carroll.

Carroll said that Ike Hager (phonetic) had

called him and

wanted to know if Carroll wanted to go to work

at the

"Bureau."

Carroll said that he wanted to but said no

because of the operation (on his nose) he is going to have.

He

said also that commander Payne (phonetic) had asked him to go to

work for him selling soap.

Both laughed at the latter remark.

No other pertinent information was developed from this conversa-

tion.

It is noted that carroll has previously engaged in

conversation with a Commander Payne(phonetic) who has been

unidentified. In a prior conversation with another party Carroll

referred to Payre as a "soap salesman."

It has been determined that the Bestline Products Inc.,

of Washington, D.C. is a firm which sells and dispenses soap

and household cleaning products.

The firm has salesmen and

executives recruited and trained and facilities of the Howard

Johneon Motel at Raute No.I and the Beltway are used for this

purpose.

Meetings are usually held at 7:30 PM on luesdays in

conference room.

(The Commander Payne referred to äbove once

referred to a meeting he was having at 7:30 PM on Iuesday at the

Howard Johnson Motel at Route Mo. 1 and the Beltway)

It has further been determined that It. Comnander Francia

S. Paine, is.,

8622 Langport Drive,

springfield, Virginia, is

associded with Bestline Products,

Inc.

This could be the

individual known only as Commander Payne who has been in contact

with Robert I. Carroll.

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January 26,

1972

•JuNE

RE: ROBERT I. CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed' on January

25, 1972 concerning Robert I. Carroll:

At 2:19 PM an unknown individual referred to as "Sam"

called Carroll.

Carroll said that Ike Hager (phonetic) had

called him and

wanted to know if Carroll wanted to go to work

at the

"Bureau."

Carroll said that he wanted to but said no

because of the operation (on his nose) he is going to have. He

said also that Commander Payne (phonetic) haâ asked him to go to

work for him selling soap.

Both laughed at the latter remark.

No other pertinent information was developed from this conversa-

tion.

It is noted that carroll has previously engaged in

conversation with a Commander Payne(phonetzo) who has been

unidentified. In a prior conversation with another party Carroll

referred to Payae as a ""soap salesman."

It has been determined that the Bestline Products Inc.,

of washington, D.C. is a firm which sells and dispenses soap

and household cleaning products. The firm has salesmen and

executives recruited and trained and facilities of the Howard

Johnoon Motel at Raute No.I and the Beltway are used for this

purpose.

Meetinga are usually held at 2:30 PM on luesdays in a

conference room. (The Commander Payne referred to above once

referred to a meeting he was having at 2:30 PM on Tuesday at the

Howard Johnson Hotel at Route Mo.I and the Beltway)

It has further been determined that It. Commander Francis

S. Paine, ex.,

8622 Langport Drive,

Springfield, Virginia, is

associaded with Bestline Products,

Inc.

This

could be the

individual known only as Commander Payne who has been in contact

with Robert I. Carroll.

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January 28; 1972

JUNE

Ris:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

• (Charles E. Radford II)

The only information of significance developed from this

coverage on January 25, 1972, was from a call at 8:08 PM from

Tonne Radford to her mother in the Seattle, Washington, area.

had just arrived in Portland and would be

going to salen, oregor on january 26, 1912 to look jor a nouse.

No other pertinent information was developed.

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January 28, 1972

JUNE

RE:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

(Charles E: Radford II)

The only information of signitteance developed from this

coverage on January 25, 1922, was from a call at 8:08 PM frOM

Tonne Radford to her mother in the seattle, Washington, area.

Tonne

said that they had just arrived in Portland and would be

going to salem, oregon on January 26, 1972 to look for a house.

No other pertinent information was developed.

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January 25, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT I. CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on danuary

24, 1972 concerning Robert I. Carroll:

At 12:53 PM Carroll called Georgianna M. Prince, but their

conversation was purely personal in nature.

At 10:23 PM an unidentified woman referred to as "Dee"

(phonetic) and uho from the conversation appears to be someone

who has worked with carroll in the past, called Carroll.

appeared that they had not talked to each other in some time.

carroll mentioned that Chuck Radford was transferred in what

he called an "overnight transfer." He told dee that they told

Chuck at 11:00 PM one night that he would have to leave the

next morning.

Dee said,

"My gosh, what happened?"

Bob said,

"It was because of this

Anderson thing." Dee indicated that she

did not know

anything about it and Carroll said that it was in

all the papers.

He then explained how dack Anderson printed

information which had been supplied to him by a source in the

White House.

Carroli sard that they had transferred Chuck for

his own protection because he knew Jack Anderson.

"They had to find out there the tear daa coming trans gutt,

had to come from somebody higher up than Chuck."

Dee said, "They

didn't fire him or anything like that?" Bob Carroll said

7203

but that it was a blow because they transferred him overnight.

cauroll then mentioned that the radfords had called him from

oregon and mentioned that they were going to stop off and see

the Allens (phonetéc) luho were apparently acquaintances of Dee

who live in oregon) but that he did not know wether or not they

did.

No other pertinett information was developed on January

24,

1273.

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January 25, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT I. CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on January 34, 1972 concerning Robert I. Carroll:

At 12:53 Pl Carroll called Georgianna M. Prince, but their

conversation was purely personal in nature.

At 10:23 PM an unidentifled woman referred to as "Dee"

(phonetic) and who from the conversation appears to be someone

worked with carroll in the past, called Carroll. It

appeared that they had not talked to each other in some time.

carroll mentioned that Chuck Radford was transferred in what

he called an "overnight tranafer." He told Dee that they told fir

Chuckat l1:on PM one night that he would have to leave the

next morning. Dee said,

"My gosh, what happened?"

Bob said,

"It was because of this Anderson thing." Dee indicated that she

did not know anything about it and Carroll said that it was in

all the papers.

He then explained how Jack Anderson printed

information which had been supplied to him by a source in the

White. House. Carroll said that they had transferred Chuck for

his oun protection because he knew jack Anderson.

He said,

They ot find out way e the leak tan conne fong bat it

Dee said,

didn't fire him or anything like that?" Bob Carroll said no,

but that it was a blow because they transferred him overnight.

caaroll then mentioned that the Radfords had called him from

Oregon and mentioned that they were going to stop off and see

the Allens (phonetic) (who were apparently acquaintances of Dee

who live in oregon but that he did not know whether or not they

did.

No other portinett information was developed on January

24, 1972.

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January 17, 1972

JUNE

RE: GEORGIANNA M. PRINCE

The following is

summary of pertinent information

• developed, January 15, 1972 concerning Georgianna M. Prince:

At 7:10 AM Georgianna Prince talked to "Bill" who answered

the phone as "L.C. Hicks." The discussion ranged from Bill

on answered

getting a key for the warehouse so he could make instant coffee

to Georgianna's apppintment with a hairdresser. They talked

unnamed person, referred to only as "he" and

Georgianna

remarked that some of the things "he" said the night

before really didn't make much sense to her and that she doesn't

Know if he

understands "this whole thing about the overseas

people and the assignments and so on... that isn't in my mind the

way it is

our help, Boing to trrt."

Georgianna indicated that he

She said

"he" is not normallfe.

joccupied with "Face"

(phonetic)and: she thinks he wants to put his best doot torward.

Georgianna then expressed her love for Bill, saying "You are

terrible...you are beautiful....you really are and I love you

very much.

She then told him that she watched him...his tall

lights...all the

way across the bridge this morning.

At 11:25 AM Georgianna talked to "Bill" concerning their

work (apparently they work in the same organization). In talking

about a new television show Bill remarked

"I understand that

Anderson was ontlide David Frost Show the night before. Georgianna

said, "Was he?"

Bill said that he must have turned it off too

soon.

Bill said that John Thomas was saying that Anderson

discussed Kissinger.

John Thomas was not identified and there

was no other discussion in this vein.

Georgianna remarked that

she remembered

that John Thomas tried to take Bill away from

then.

Bill said that he understands Thomas remarked that he

understands Bill is doing a good job. There was no clarifying

information regarding the latter exchange.

4!

At 1:23 PM "Bill" called Georgianna.

At one polker EncORDEd

been some phone failures during the storm.

said that she -

hopes that is what it is.

Various other topics are discussed and

the

conversation is ended with an intimate exchange of "I love

you. "

No pertinent

Informatóon was developed on January 16, 1972.

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January 17, 1972

JUNE

RE: GEORGIANNA M. PRINCE

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed, January 15, 1972 concerning Georgianna

M. Prince:

At 7:10 AM Georgianna Prince talked to "Bill" who answered

the phone as "L.C. Hicks." The discussion ranged from Bill

getting a key for the warehouse so he

could make instant coffee

to Georgianna's apppintment with a hairdresser. They talked

about a

third unnamed person, referred to only as "he" and

seuigianna

remarked that some of the things "he" said the night

before really didn't make much sense to her and that she doesn't

know if he understands "this whole thing about the overseas

people and the assignments and so on... that isn't in my mind the

way it is

our help. "going te

coongianna indicated that he

"needs

she said. "he" is not normallye

occupied with "Face"

(phonetic) and she thinks he wants to put his best foot forward.

Georgianna then expressed her love for Bill, saying "You are.

terrible. you are beautiful. you really are and 1 love you

very much. "

She then told him that she watched hin...his tall

lights...all the way across the bridge this morning.

At 11:25 AM Georgianna talked to "Bill" concerning their

work (apparently they work in the same organization).

In talking

about a new television show Bill remarked

"I understand that

Anderson was ontile David Frost Show the night before. Georgianna

said,

"was he?"

Bill said that he must have turned it off too

soon.

Bill said that John Thomas was saying that Anderson

discussed Kissinger.

John Thomas was not identified and there

was no other discussion in this vein.

Georgianna remarked that

she remembered that John Thomas tried to take Bill away from

them.

Bill said that he understands Thonas remarked that he

understands Bill is doing a good job. There was no clarifying

information regarding the latter exchange.

1:91:0-41

At 1:23 PM "Bill" called Georgianna.

At one pollat frecORDED

been some phone failures during the storn.

said that she -

hopes that is what it is. Various other topics

are discussed and

the

conversation is ended with an intimate exchange of "I love

you."

No pertinent

information was developed on Januayy 16, 1972.

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January 17, 1972

RE:

JUNE

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORILAND, ORESON

(Charles

E." Radford II)

The following is a summary of pertinent information developed

through coverage of William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon, over

the period January 14 through 16, 1972:

On January 14th at 12:40. PM Ron Morgan talked to. Mrs. William

Morgan.

Mrs. Morgan made reference to "Sonny" (family name for

Charles F. Radford II ?), saying that he is very tired and aas

this

"other thing still hanging over him.

The caller inquired,

"You mean they haven't cleared it up yet

3" Mrs. Morgan opined

that she guessed not.

The caller replied,

"Oh! That's crazy.

Why would they bring hin clear over here ?" There was nothing

more significant in this conversation and inere were no other

significant calls on January 14th.

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On January 16, 1972, at 9:33 PM Tonne (Radford) called,

NOT RECORDEL

long distance information operator and asked for the telephule , 19:3

number of Jack N. Anderson Bethesda, Maryland.

It was giden

as (301) 365-7632 and was

then dialed by Tonne.

A male voice

answered and Tonne said, "jack?

is Tonne."

A woman came on the line and Tonne said, "Libby

Is Libby (phonetic) there, this

This 13 Tonne, I understand you called. We are in Portland, Oregon

right now."

Libby inquired if they wauld be there awhile and

said, "I never did give you that stuff." Tonne replied that they

were.

going to be transferred soneplace around

Portland. She said,

"He's supposed to pick up his orders tomorrow." Libby replied,

#O.K., send me your address and I'll send you your geneology.

If you

want me to do anything more I'll send what we have so far.

We wondered and I called."

Tonne replied,

"There was nothing we

could say

• to anybody. "

Libby said,

"I'll still help you on your

geneology.

Did you see the folks in Salt Lake City ?"

replied that the weather had

been -aad and they took the Southern

route..

She said,

"we couldn't tell anybody where we were going,

so it's still hush hush and it's betseen you and I. Did Jack

get the card?" Libby replied, "Not yet." Tonne said,

, " Wesent

a post card from Arizona last week. It's all done in short hand

so I'm sure Jack can read it.

It'1] explain some things. Libby

reptied, "I hope to see you again sometize." Nothing more pertinen

was discussed, and there were no other pertinent calls on January

36, 1972.

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JUNE

RES

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, ORESON

(Charles E, Radford II)

The following is a summary of pertinent information developed

through coverage of William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon, over

the period January 14 through 16, 1972:

On January 14th at 12:40 PM Ron Morgan talked to. Mrs. William

Morgan.

Mrs. Morgan made

reference to "Sonny" (family name for

Charles f. Radiord I1 1), saying that he is very tired and has

"other thing still hanging over hin.

The caller inquired,

"You mean they haven't cleared it up yet ?" Mrs. Morgan opined

that she guessed not.

The caller replied,

"Oh! That's crazy.

Why would they bring hin clear over here ?" There was nothing

more significant in this conversation and there were no other

significant calls on January l4th.

....

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No information of pertinence was developed on January 15th.

On January 16, 1971, at 9:33 PM Tonne (Radford) called es

NOT RECORDEL

long distance information operator and asked for the telephoNe? 5 1973

number of Jack N. Anderson. Bethesda, Maryland.

It was gizen

as (301) 385-7632 and was

then dialed by Tonne.

A male voIce

answered and Ionne said, "Jack? Is Libby (phonetic) there,

is Tonne."

this

A woman came on the line and Tonne said, "Libby ?

This is Tonne, I understand you called. We are in Portland, Oregon

sacht ng never day inge

Libby inquired if they wauld be there awhile and

said, "I

never did give you that stuff."

Tonne replied that they

were going to be transferred someplace around Portland. She said,

"He's supposed to pick up his orders tonorrow." Libby replied,

#O.k., send me your address and I'll send you your geneology.

If you want me to do anything more I'll send what we have so far.

We wondered and I called."

Tonne replied,

" There was nothing we

could say

' to anybody. "

Libby said, "I'll

still help you on your

geneology.

Did you see the folks in Salt Lake City?" Tonne

replied that the weather had

been -aad and they took

: the Southern

route.

She

said,

"We couldn't tell anybody where we were going,

so it's still hush hush and it's between you and I. Did Jack

get the card ?"

Libby replied, "Not yet."

Tonne said,

"Wesent

a post car from Arizona last week It's all done in shost hana

so I'm sure jack can read it.

It'11 explain some things. Libby

replied,"I hope to see you again sonetine." Nothing more pertinen

was

discussed, and there were no other pertinent calls on January

16, 1972.

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January 14, 1972

JUNE

RE:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

( Charles E. Radford II )

The following is a summary of pertinent information developed

through special coverage of William Fraak Morgan, Portland, Oregon;

on January 13, 1972:

At 9:27 AM Chuck Radford called and talked to "Mom"

(Mrs. Morgan). She told him that a Lieutenant Butler had called

regarding a change of orders and that he should not get housing

in Seattle or anywhere elee until he talked to Butler.

She gave

him three telephone numbers to call to reach Butler. She

asked

if Radford had seen Frank and Barbara (Tabor) and he replied. that

he would see them 1714/72.

He gave their telephone nimber as

(916) 289-3431.

Radford said that he is two days behind schedule

since they spent an extra day on the road and an extra day in

San Bernadino.

He said that he is very tired from driving

and "this other thing too."

He said, "It is really a strain on

my mind."

Mrs. Morgan told Radford that she got a "crazy phone

call" Saturday.

From

some unknown indiviqual, who was trying to set

in touch with Radford.

She did not elaborate.

Radford said they

would probably arrive in Portland Saturday 1/15/72. Radford

said that he will call Lieutenant Butler.

At 6:53 PM Mr. Morgan made a call to his son Ron to wish

him a happy birthday. They discussed "Sonny" and Tonne and it

was

apparent that Ron and

"Sonny" had never met.

Morgan disassed

the Naval Reserve and said that it is possible that "Sonny" may

be assigned recruiting duties in Portaand.

Ron said that if he

is assigned there he

"may take care of the Captain."

Mr. Morgan

said that "It ain't easy that

"Sonny' has his other troubles too."

There was no further pertinett information developed on

January 13, 1972.

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January 14, 1972

JUNE

RE: WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

( Charles E. Radford II )

The following is a summary of pertinent information developed

through special coverage of William Fraak Morgan, Portland, Oregon;

on January 13, 1972:

At 9:27 AM Chuck Radford called and talked to "Mom"

(Mrs. Morgan). She told him that a Lieutenant Butler had called

regarding a change of orders and that he should not get housing

in Seattle or anywhere else until he talked to Butler.

she gave

him three telephone muhbers to call to reach Butler.

She

asked

HE Radford had seen Frank and Barbara (Tabor) and he replied. that

he would see them 1/14/72.

He gave their telephone number as

(916) 289-3431.

Radford said that he is two days behind schedule

since they spent an extra day on the road and an extra day in

San Bernadino,

He said that he is very tired from driving

and "this other thing too."

He said, "It is really a strain on

my mind."

Mrs. Morgan told Radford that she got a "crazy phone.

cally Saturday

From

some unknown indiviqual who was trying to set

In touch with Radford.

She did not elaborate.

Radford said they

would probably arrive in Portland Saturday 1/15/72. Radford

said that he will call Lieutenant Butler.

At 6:53 PM Mr. Morgan made a call to his son Ron to wish

him a happy birthday. They discussed "Sonny" and Tonne and it

was

apparent that Ron and

"Sonny" had never met.

Morgan dispassed

the Naval Reserve

and said that it is possible that "Sonny" may

be assigned recruiting duties in Portaand.

Ron said that if he

is assigned there he

"may take care of the Captain."

Mr. Morgan

said that "It ain't easy that

"Sonny" has his other troubles too."

There was no further pertinent information developed on

January 13, 1972.

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January 14, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT I. CARROLL

The following pertinent information was developed on

January 13, 1972, concerning

• Robert I. Carroll:

At 12:48 PM Helen (believed to be Heley Hoyt, who has

previously contacted Carroll on several occasions) called Carroll

who told

her that he got a recording saying that her number,

554-3422, was not a working number.

Helen said she would have to

get the matter straightened out.

Helen, who is apparently a

lawyer, and from the voice, possibly a negro, said she. is going

she has to attend a conterence In

Texas on Thursday and then on honday to Sherman, lexas

the arraignment and perhaps get the whole case settled while

Carroll mentioned that she should get & will

drawn up and she said. she would draft one up for him over the

Carroll inquired if Howard is still at home. In prior

conversations. it was

indicated that Howard was Helen Hoyt's

husband and has been ill

At 4:03 PM

a woman who identified herself as Pandora (phonetic

talked to Dan (Martin), asking for Bob Carroll.

She said she was

her way out and santed to drop by. He was not there and she said

she'11 cank to Bob later.

At 4:55 PM Georgianna (Prince ?) called Bob Carroll.

He

asked

about her health and she said she is feeling better but is still

working. only half days.

She said she got a call from Mrs. Brown

in Personnel at

the Navy Department wanting information on how a

technician is hired. He couldn't recall the person and Georgianna

said she was the one who assigned Bob to Helsinkis He then

recalled this was Vicki Brown. He then said he is going to the

hospital January 25th for operation on his nose. Georgianna asked

for phone number of Mary ("Reilly, which he gave as (201) DA 7-1812

At 5:57 PM an unidentified woman, believed to be Pandora,

referred to above, talked to Carroll.

to drop by, but he had to be in an out so she sto t 36

She indicated that she wanted

said she'd come by

1/14/72.

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No other pertinent information was developed on January

13, 1972.

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January 14, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT I. CARROLL

The following pertinent information was developed 'on

January 18, 1972, concerning

Robert I. Carroll:

At 12:48 PM Helen (believed to be Heley Hoyt, who has

previously contacted Carroll on several occasions) called Carroll

who told

her that he got a recording saying that her number,

554-3422, was not a working number.

Helen said she would have to

get the matter straightened out.

Helen, who is apparently a

lawyer, and from the voice, possibly a negro, said she is going

to Texas next Wednesday as

she has to attend a conterence in

Tyler, Texas on Thursday and then on Monday to Sherman, Texas

the arraignment and perhaps get the whole case settled while

she is down there."

carroll mentioned that she should get a wiii

drawn up and she said she would draft one up for him over the

weekend.

Carroll inquired if Howard is still at home.

In prior

conversations. it was

indicated that Howard was Helen Hoyt's

husband and has been 1114

A

At 4:03 PM a woman who identified herself as Pandora (phonetic

talked to Dan (Martin), asking for Bob Carroll. She said she was

on her way out and santed to drop by. He was not there and she said

she'1l tank to Bob later.

At 4:55 Pil Georgianna (Frince ?) called Bob Carroll. He asked

about her health and

# 455 pu Georgianna do

she said she is feeling better but is still

working. only half days.

She said she got a call from Mrs. Brown

in Personnel at the Navy Department wanting information on how a

technician is hired. le couldn't recall the person and Georgianna

said she was the one who assigned Bob to Helsinkis He then

recalled this was Vicki Brown.

He then said he is going to the

hospital January 25th for operation on his nose.

Geonglanna asked

for phone number of Mary O"Reilly, which he gave as (201) DA 7-1812

At 5:57 PM an unidentified woman, believed to be Pandora,

referred to above, talked to Carroll.

She indicated that she wanted

to drop by, but he had to be in an out so she see cone by

NOT RECORDED

No other pertient information was developed on January

13, 1972.

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January 13, 1972

FUNE

!:".

RE: ROBERT T. "CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed

concerning Robert I. Carroll on Januaay 12, 1972:

At 1:40 PM an unidentified woman called Carroll and said

she would have to call him back, and that all is well.

At 3:20 Pi an unidentified

woman, believed to be the same

one who made the call at 1:40, PM (also believed same voice which

has previously been identified withtthe name "Georgianna,") called

Carroll.

She said that she would come ovearto his place

"tonight"

and would call before she came.

At 4:25 PM the same unidentified woman called Carroll and

said that she forgot she told jan she would go with her "conigiu"

to look at an apartment.

She asked if Carroll would be home

"tomorrow" and'he said yes. She will call him.

At 5:10 PM "Georgianna" (believed same as unidentified

woman described above) talked to Dan Martin (Carroll's room mate )

asking

for Bob Carroll, who was not at home.~ She left word that"

• she will call him "tomorrow."

At 5:43 PM an unidentified woman talked to "Danny" (Dan

Martin) verifying that he (Danny) would get thre in time if

Jack came to pick him up at 6:30 PM. "Previously an individual

named Jack has been mentioned in conversations.

However, in one

conversation, it was established that the outgoing mall was not

to a known number of Jack Anderson.

The full number called could

not be identified, however.

At 7:31 PM an unidentified woman called Carroll, asking if

Jakk were there. Carpallssaid that he "is just sitting here.

"He said he has

to go eat.

The woman asked Carroll to tell Jack

he had better hurry, as

"we are having company."

The foregoing is all of the pertinent information developed

from this coverage on January 12, 1972.

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January 13, 1972

RE: ROBERT I. CARROLZ

JUNE

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed

concerning Robert I. Carroll on Januazy 12, 1972:

At 1:40 PM an unidentified woman called Carroll and said

she would have to call him back, and that all is well.

At 3:20 PM an unidentified

woman, believed to be the same

one who made the call at 1:40, PM (also believed same voice which

has previously been identified withtthe name "Georgianna,") called

Carroll.

She said that she would come overto his place

"tonight"

and would call before she came.

At 4:25 PM the same unidentified woman called Carroll and

said that she forgot she told Jan she would go with ner "tonighi"

to look at an apartment.

She asked if Carroll would be home

"iGnorrow" and he said yes. She will call him.

At 5:10 PM "Georgianna" (believed same as unidentified

woman described above) talked to Dan Martin (Carroll's room mate )

asking for Bob Carroll, who was not at home.- She left word that

, she will call him "tomorrow."

At 5:43 PM an unidentified woman talked to "Danny" (Dan

Martin) verifying that he (Danny) would get thre in time if

Jack came to pick him up at 6:30 PM. "Previously an individual

named Jack has been mentioned in conversations. However, in one

conversation, it was established that the outgoing sall was not

to a known number of Jack Anderson.

The full number called could

not be identified, however.

At 7:31 PM an unidentified woman called Carroll, asking

Jask were there.

Carnalissaid that he "is just sitting here? "is

"He said he has

to go eat.

The woman asked Carroll to tell Jack

he had better hurry, as

"we are having company."

The foregoing is all of the pertinent information developed

from this coverage on January 12, 1977.

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January 13, 1972

JUNE

RÉ:

WILLIAM "FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

(CHARLES E. RADFORD II)

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed January 12, 1972

as result of special coverage of

William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon:

At 6:44 PM William Morgan called the operator and tried

to learn the telephone number of Frank Tabor (wife's name Barbara)

oI Downeyville, CallIornia.

The operator said that that Frank

labor is not listed Morgan said that he drives a school bus and

has Zip Code 95936.

The operator said that she couldn't.help him.

At 8:49 PIl Morgan (who referred to hinself as "Sanny")

called residence of the parents of Tonne Radford. The telephone

number could not be reconstructed. Their name is Buckles (phonetic).

Morgan told the young man answering the phone that he is Chuck

Radford's stepfather. He said that the Navy has been attempting to

contact Radford day by day by day.

Morgan said that he hasn't

heard anything from Radford.

He said that the Navy has instructed

that Radford not get housing in Seattle or anywhere until he hears

from the Navy.

The youth, who is believed to be Tonne Radford's brother,

said they last heard from the Radfords when they were in San

Bernadion (California). Morgan said that he had tried to contact

them there where they stayed but couldn't. Morgan said, "tbey'1l

probably come by here, but we haven't heard from them directly at

all."

He also said that Radford had left the Morgan address as the

place where he can be reached.

He told the youth to have Radford

get in contact with Lieutenant Butler and that Morgan has two

numbers Radford can call to do this (the numbers mere not given).

No other information was developed on January 12, 1972

as a result of this coverage.

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January 13, 1972

JUNE

RÉ:

WILLIAM FRANK MORGAN

PORTLAND, OREGON

(CHARLES E. -RADFORD II)

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed January 12, 1972 as result of special coverage of

William Frank Morgan,

Portland,

, Oregon:

At 6:44 PM William Morgan called the operator and tried

to learn the telephone number of Frank Tabor (wife's name Barbara)

of Downeyville, Calitornia.

The operator said that that Frank

labor is not listed. Morgan said that he drives a school dus anc

has Zip Code 95936. The operator said that she couldn't help him.

At 6:49 PM Morgan (who referred to himself as "Sanny")

called residence of the parents of Tonne Radford.

The telephone

number could not be reconstructed. Their name

'is Bückles (phonetic)

Morgan told the young man answering the phone that he is Chuck

Radford's stepfather. He said that the Navy has been attempting to

contact Radford day by day by day.

Morgan said that he hasn't

heard anything from Radford. He said that the Navy has instructed

that Radford not get housing in Seattle or anywhere until he hears

from the Navy.

The youth, who is believed to be Tonne Radford's brother,

said they last heard from the Radfords when they were in San

Bernadion (California).

Morgan said that he had tried to contact

them there where they stayed but couldn't. Morgan said, "they'1]

probably come by here, but we haven't heard from them directly at

all."

He also

said that Radford had left the Morgan address as the

place where he can be reached. He told the youth to have Radford

get in contact with Lieutenant Butler and that Morgan has two

numbers Radford can call to do this (the numbers mere not given).

No other information was developed on January 12, 1972

as a result of this

coverage.

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January 12,. 1972

JUNE

RE:

ROBERT T.

CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information developed

concerning, Robert I. Carroll on January 11, 1972:

At 1:25 PM a Commander Payne (Phonetic) tried to reach Bob

carroll with negative results.

Commander Payne asked that Bob

call him at his office before

5:00 Fu.

At 5:27 PM Commander Payne again tried to reach Carroll, who

was not in.

Payne explained that he was supposed to meet Bob

that

night and had some information to give him.

At 8:17 PM Carroll placed a call through the operator to

Arca Code 201-DA=?-1912

(Newank aneel. He told the aperator he

is calling his sister in New Jersey,

He talked to Mary and said

he is

going into the hospital on January 24th for his operation

and will be in the hospital for 3 or 4 days.

Carroll related the

story of Charles E. Radford's transfer and said that Georgianna

was

furious about the way "Chuck" was transferred. Remainder of

the conversation was personal family chatter.

At 9:57 PM Carroll talked to a girl with namersounding

phonetically like Carol.

This believed to be a long distance

call to New Jersey.

then spoke to a man, addressing him as "young James."

discussed his nose operation on January 24th and discussed other

personal affairs.

Carroll then said that he has a great story to

tell James about the Jack

Anderson thing, but will have to wait

until he sees him.

"It's about time someone pulled

the rug

Carroll said that he is thinking about going back to Spain;

that he has

been offered a job as bartender at MAG in Madrid.

The foregoing is the only significant information developed

on January 11, 1972.

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January 12, 1972

JUNE

RE:

ROBERT T. CARROLL

The following is, a sumnary of pertinent information developed

concerning, Robert I. Carroll on January 11, 1972:

At 1:25 PM a Colmander Payne (Phonetic), tried to reach Bob

Carrolt with negative results.

Commander Payne asked that Bob

call him at his office before

5:00 PM.

At 5:27 PM Commander Payne again tried to reach Carroll, who

was not in.

Payne explained that he was supposed to meet Bob that

night and had some information to give hin.

At 8:17 PM Carroll placed a call through the operator to

Anea Code 201-DA-?-1812 (Newakk area). He told the operator he

is calling his sister in New Jersey.

He talked to Mary and said

going into the hospital on January 24th for his operation

and will be in the hospital

for 3 or 4 days.

Carroll related the

story of Charles E. Radford's transfer and said that Georgianna

was furious about the way "Chuck" was transferred. Remainder of

the conversation was personal family chatter.

At 9:57 PM Carroll talked to a girl with namerisounding

phonetically like Carol.

This believed to be a long distance

call to New Jersey.

Carroll

asked if her father was

there and

then spoke to a man, addressing him as "young James."

discussed his nose operation on January 24th and discussed other

personal affairs.

Carroll then said that he has a great story to

tell James about the Jack Anderson thing, but will have to wait

Carroll said that he is thinking about going back to Spain;

that he has been offered a job as bartender at MAG in Madrid.

The foregoing is the only significant information developed

on January 11, 1972.

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RES ROBERI I CARROLL

JUNE

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed concerning Robert T. Carrol on January 10, 1972:

At 3:30 PM an unidentified wonan referred to as "Joey"

(based on prior conversations, believed to be Joanne Lykens,

wife of Sgt. Johnson A. Lykens, previously identified) called-

Robert T. Carroll.

Joey mentioned that she worked for Internal

Revenue Service before going to California and then overseas.

She said that she was stationed in India at one time.

She said

she is getting about 400 (dolaars

?) in connection with hen

disability: and free life insurance. She is possibly going to

Jamaica.

She said that Johnson (Lykens) is making

• $10,500 .

Carroll

said_that he is receiving 30% disability.

There was no other-information of significance. developed

on January 10, 1972.

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January 11, 1972

RE:

ROBERT I.O

'CARROLL

JUNE

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed concerning Robert I. Carrol on January 10, 1972:

At 3:30 PM an unidentified woman referred to as "Joey"

(based on prior conversations, believed to be Joanne Lykens,

wife of Sgt. Johnson A. Lykens, previously identified) called-

Robert T. Carroll.

Joey mentioned that she worked for Internal

Revenue Service before going to California and then overseas.

She said that she was stationed in India at one

she is getting about l0o (doldars ?) in connection with her

She said

-disability: and

free life insurance. She is possibly going to

Jamaica.

She said that Johnson (Lykens) is making $10,500.

Carroll

said that he is receiving 30% disability.

There was no other-information of significance developed

on January 10, 1372.

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January 10, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

ORADFORD

Information previously sumnarized indicated that

Charles E., Radford

II and his family spent the last night

before departing for Seattle at the home of Sergeant Johnson

A. Lykens, 9462 4th Place, Lorton Virginia.

The only information available which could be identified

with Sergeant Johnson A. Lykens is as follows:

On November 9, 1968 VIKTOR RYANZANTSEV, Soviet Office

of Econonic Affairs employee, was in contact with the wife of

M/Sergeant Johnson A. Lykens,

Marine Sergeant, U.S. Embassy, New

This information was reported through channels to

interostod agencios, lit is assumed that varine Corpe was made

aware - State Department is aware of the contact).

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January 10, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E.

ORADFORD

II

Information previously summarized

indicated that

Charles E., Radiord

II and his family spent

the last night

before departing for Seattle at the home of Sergeant Johnson

A, Lykens, 9452 4th Place, Lorton Virginia.

The only information available which could be identified

with Sergeant Johnson A. Lykens is as follows:

On November 9, 1968 VIKTOR RYANZANTSEV, Soviet Office

of Economic Affairs employee, was in contact with the wife of

M/Sergeant Johnson A. Lykens, Marine Sergeant, U.S. Embassy, New

This information was reported through channels to

Interested agencias, lit is aseumed that Manina Coope was mado

aware - State Department is aware of the contact).

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'January 10, 1972

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

JUNE

an unidentified man named Miller at 4:27 PM on 1/5/72, mention

was made of an individual with a name which sounded phonetically

like Larry Manrang. The tape containing this conversation has

been carefully analyzed and it is now believed that this individual

is H. Laurence Manwaring, who is known to be active in the Mormon

Church.

He resides at 514 North Oak Street, Falls Church, Virginia.

The current city directory shows that he lives at that address with

his wife, Bernice, and carries his occupation as retired.

Information available to us indicates that H. Laurence

Manwaring was Director: Soil Bank Division, Agricultural Stabili-

zation and Conservation Service, U.S. Department

of Agriculture.

It will be noted that during the above-mentioned conversa-

tion, the person named Miller, which was not believed to be a last

name, made reference to a matter "which found its way to the floor

of Congress" and which caused a problem for Miller during the tine

he was with Benson.

In this connection Mr. Ezra Taft Benson, a

Morman, was

Secretary of Agriculture between 1953 and 1961.

The only significant information available concerning

Manwaring is

that he was interviewed numerous times in 1962 during

the course of the probe of the Billie Sol Estes case concerning

various individuals with whom he was acquainted, or other persons

who were also employed by Department of Agriculture.

!

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"January 10, 1972

JUNE

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD

During a conversation between Radford's wife, Tonne, and

an unidentified man named Miller at 4:27 PM on 1/5/72, mention

was made of an individual with a name which sounded phonetically

like Larry Manrang. The tape containing this conversation has

been carefully analyzed and it

is now believed that this individual

is H, Laurence Manwaring, who is known to be active in the Mormon

Church.

He resides at 514 North Oak Street, Falls Church, Virginia.

The current city directory shows that he lives at that address with

his wife, Bernice, and carries his occupation as retired.

Information available to us indicates that H. Laurence

Manwaring was Director, Soil Bank Division, Agricultural Stabili-

zation and Conservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

It will be noted that during the above-mentioned conversa-

tion, the person named Miller, which was not believed to be a last

name, made reference to a matter

"which found its way to the floor

of Congress" and which caused a problen for Miller during the time

he was with Benson.

In this connection Mr. Ezra Taft Benson, a

Morman, was Secretary of Agriculture between 1953 and 1961.

The only significant information available concerning

Manwaring is

that he was interviewed numerous times in 1962 during

the course of the probe of the Billie Sol Estes case concerning

various individuals with whom he was acquainted, or other persons

who were also employed by Department of Agriculture.

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NW

January 10, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT T. CARROLL

The following is a summary of information developed concern-

ing Robert I. Carroll on January 7, 8, and 9, 1972:

Numerous insignificant calls were placed or received by two

individuals who are apparently living or staying with Carroll. From

information developed during the various calls it appears that these

two individuals are James

and Dan Martin. Dan Martin has been in.

contact with the Alexandria School Board, and based on prior data

noted, he has apparently been trying to find employment as a school hal

monitor.

On 1/7/72 at

_5:25 PM a Mr. Hammond talked to Dan Martin and.,

asked for rir. Carroii.

Dan said thai Carboli left a message for

Hammond that Chuck Radford has been transferred and that someone else

will have to take his Bunday school class.

Hammond

asked who is Mr.

Carroll and Dan said that he is a friend of Chuck.

Hammond asked to

who he was speaking and the answer was Dan Martin, Carroll's room-mate.

Hammond was amazed at the Radfords leaving so suddenly.

In response

to the question, maxiin said that ne did not know the reason lor

Radford's transfer.a

On 1/7/72 in a conversation at 9:57 PM between "Jim" (thought

to be James Hartin) he told a girl, Clare (phonetic) that he as a

blue Mustang; that he is from Florida; was in the Marines until last

June and came here to go to school. He said he was workigg the next

day from

8:00 AM to midnight.

On 1/8/72 at 10:39 AM James called Robert Carroll and gave

him two telephone numbers for Patty to call and talk to him (James).

Number 546-8483 and 546-9451 and ask for the Security Guard.

On 1/9/72 a Commander Payne (phonetic) called Bob Carroll

and said that if, by chance, Bob's plans had changed the invitation

still stands.

Payne mentioned that he wants to get (Bob) "back on

• the track," before the Sams (not clear at this point) run out.

He

also said sonething to the effect,

"also told him about the 3%."

Payne said that he is now holding meetings on Taesday at 7:30

PM at

Howard Johnson notel at Route 1 and the Beltway.

he told Bob to

drop by, that he will be there and they can have a talk.

Bob said

that he is unable to say now.

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RE:

ROBERT T. CARROLL

January 10, 1972

PAGE TWO

On 1/9/72, at I2:52 PM Robert Carroll talked to an

unidentified woman.

Carroll mentioned that Tonne (Radford)

had just gone to the commissary (obviously before Radfords

departed washington area); that he felt so sorry for them.

The woman asked where the Radfords are going and Carroll informed

her they are going to the State of Washington.

The woman said that Jack had called him (Carpoll) Friday

night but Carroll was not at home. Carroll said that he had gone

to lorton for dinner and to pick up Chuck's (Radford) cleaning

receipts.

(Prior conversations between Carroll and Radford

indicated that cleaning receipts would be left with Sergeant

johnson i. Lykens, at burton. i

The tape of this partainlar conversation was carefully

analyzed in an effort to determine the telephone number called

by Carroll. It was not possible to reconstruct the telephone

number.

However, enough of the number was determined to state

it was

not that of Jack Anderson.

The foregoing is all of the pertinent information developed

during the period January 7 through 9, 1972.

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January 10, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERI T. CARROLL

The following

is -a summary. of information developed concern-

ing Robert I. Carroll on January 7, 8, and 9, 1972:

Nunerous insighificant calls were placed of received by two

individuals who are apparently living or staying with Carroll. From

information developed during the various calls it appears that these

two individuals are James and Dan Martin. Dan Martin has

been in.

and based on prior data

noted, he has apparently been trying to find employment as

a school hal

monitor.

On 1/7/72 at 5:26 PM a Mr. Hammond talked to Dan Martin and

asked for Mr. Carroll.

Dan said that Caroli i=fi à message foi

Hammond that Chuck Radford has been transferred and that someone else

will have to take his Bunday school class.

Hammond asked who is Mr.

Carroll and Dan said that he is a friend of Chuck. Hammond asked to

who he was speaking and the answer was Dan Martin, Carroll's room-mate.

Hammond was amazed at the Radfords leaving so suddenly.

In response

to the question, Matin said that he did not know the reason for

Radford's transfer.a

1/7/72 in a conversation at 9:57 PM between "Jim" (thought

to be James Martin) ne told a girl, Clare (phonetic) that he as a

blue Mustang; that he'is from Florida; was in the Marines until last

June and came here to go to school. He said he was working the next

day from 8:00 AM to midnight.

On 1/8/72 at 10:39 AM James called Robert Carroll and gave

him two telephone numbers for Patty to call and talk to him (James).

Number 546-8483 and 546-9451 and ask for the Security Guard.

On 1/9/72 a Commander Payne (phonetic) called Bob Carroll

and said that if, by chance, Bob's plans had changed the invitation

still stands.

Payne mentioned that he wants to get (Bob) "back on

the track," before the Sams (not clear at this point) run out.

also said something

to the effect, "also told him about the 3%."

Payne said that he is now holding meetings on Taesday at 7:30

PM at

Howard Johnson notel at Route 1 and the Beltway.

He told Bob to

that he

drop by"is unable to say now.

that he will be there and they can have a talk. Bob said

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RE: ROBERT I. CARROLL !

January 10, 1972

PAGE TWO

On 1/9/72, at 12:52 PM Robert Carroll talked to an

unidentified woman.

carroll mentioned that lonne (Radford)

had just gone

to the commissary

(obviously before Radfords

departed lashington area; that he felt so sorry for then.

The woman asked where the Radfords are going and Carroll informed

her they are going to the State of Washington.

The woman said that Jack had called him (Caroll) Friday

night but Carroll was not at home. Carroll said that he had gone

to Lorton for dinner and to pick

up Chuck's

(Radford) cleaning

receipts.

(Prior conversations between Carroll and Radford

Indicated that cleaning receipts would be left with Sergeant

• JohnsonÀ: Lykens, ai iusiun. ›

The tape of this partialar conversation was carefully

analyzed in an effort to determine the telephone number called

by Carroll.

It was not possible to reconstruct the telephone

number.

However, enough of the number was determined to state

It was

not that of Jack Anderson.

The foregoing is all of the pertinent information developed

during the period January 7 through 9, 1972.

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January 7, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT T.

CARROLL

The following observations are offered concerning possibility

that the unknown woman named "Georgianna" who has discussed the

matter involving Charles E. Radford II with Robert I. Carroll

might be Georgianna M. Prince, an employeeoof State Department:

; Information available concerning Georgianna M. Prince does

It

U.S. Embassies in Mexiço City, Belgrade, Ankara and Helsinki.

A Robert I. Carroll, who is possibly identical to above-captioned

individual, is known

to have been a YNC in the Defense Attache's

Office in New Delhi

in 1968. While no background is available on

Carroll's other assignments, it appears possible that he could

have been assigned to other

• Embassy posts in otner countries,

possibly at the:

same time as Prince.

As a matter of interest, in 1965 it was determined that

the Czechoslovak Intelligence Service was interested in Georgianna

M. Prince and was attempting to obtain information concerning her.

Georgianna M. Prince is of Czech extraction.

Prince was residing

in Arlington, Virginia

in 1965, and this fact was known to the

Czechoslovak Intelligence Service.

State Department is aware of Czechoslovak Intelligence

Service interest in Georgianna M. Prince.

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January. 7, 1972

!

RE.:

JUNE

ROSERT T.

CARROLI

The following observations are offered concerning possibilIty

that the unknown woman hamed "Georgianna" who has discussed the

an harvations

matter involving Charles E. Radford II with Robert T. Carroll

might be Georgianna M. Prince, an employeeoof State Department:

Information available concerning Georgianna M. Prince does

not show any connection between Prince and Robert T. Carroll.

is noted, however, that as of December, 1965 Frince had served in

U.S. Embassies in

Mexiço City, Belgrade, Ankara and Helsinki:

A Robert I. Carroll, who is possibly identical to above-captioned

individual, is known to have been a YNC in the Defense Attache's

Office

New Delhi in 1968.

While no background is available on

Carroll's other assignments, it appears possible that he could

have been assigned to other

Embassy posts in other countries,

possibly at the same time as Prince.

As a matter of interest, in 1965 it was determined that

the Czechoslovak Intelligence Service was interested in Georgianna

M. Prince and was attempting to obtain intornation concerning her.

Georgianna M. Prince is of Czech extraction.

Prince was residing

in Arlington, Virginia

in 1965, and this fact was known to the

Czechoslovak Intelligence Service.

State Department is aware of Czechoslovak Intelligence

Service interest in Georgianna M. Prince.

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January 7, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT T. CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information concern-

ing Robert I. Carroll which was developed on January 6, 1972:

An outgoing call was made by a Sergeant Colley (phonetic)

to Commander Simons' office, Bolling Air Force Base, for Sergeant

Aguila (phonetic). Sergeant Burke said that Aguila was busy on

andoher phone and

would call Colley back. This was at 10:04 AM.

At 1:01 PM Helen Hoyt talkedtto Bob Carroll. He indicated

he had been to the Finance Center and the PX and commissary.

said he was supposed to go to Patty's "tonight." Mention is made

about Patty being from Sedford, Pennsylsania.

At 1:11 PM. an unidentified man called the administration

office, Alexandria School Board regarding a hall monitoring job.

He was

told to call the next day.

At 5:44 PM Bob Carpôdl talked first to Joanne Lykens and

then Johnson

Lykens (Sgergeant Johnson A. Lykens, 9462 4th Place,

Lorton, Virgináa). Joanne said she has some notes for Bob, and

the cleaning tickets that Chuck (Radford) left.

They discussed

the visit the night before of the Radfords. Bob Carroll then

commented that Johnson's new commandant is making statements

already;

that he was on the front page of the Washington Post the day before

saying that Viet Nam was necesaary.

Bob told of hissvisit to the

Finance Center trying to get his $1500 clain straightened out.

Bob

mentioned getting disability in December.

In discussing the Radfords,

Bob said that Chuck should not

have taken the transfer, and that he had told Chuck that if there

is nothing there, "I would not go, or put up or shut up, and they

can't put

Johnson Lykens said that he would have fought tooth

and toe nail. Bob said that a friend of his at State recommended

that he go to the American Civil Liberties Union, but Bob felt that

Chuck should go first to the JAG and tell them what he was going to

do.

Johnson said that CHuck has got to be exonerated from this

deal, because if this guy burns him, hismmilitary career is shot,

that

he nay as well get out.

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RE:

PAGE TWO

ROBERT T.

CARROLL

January 4, 1972

• itin.

Bob'told Johnson that the stupidest thing was that "yesterday"

Tonne

was supposed to

go with Anderson's wife to Archives.

Bob

said that he couldn't believe it. Bob said that when Chuck first

told him (Bob) that Jack Anderson was a Mormon, and that they had

Bob told Chuck that for his own protection he should stay

ah be shul not have anything to do with hat chu would a better

for Chuck,

with the job he is in.

: Chuck told him,

no, no, "if I can't have my friends, blah, blah, blan." Bob

added,

"He's so damned honest, you know."

Joanne inforned Bob that Chuck wants Bob to call Vanguard

regarding the pay ($70) which he has coming, but she forgoi to

ask the address where he wants it sent.

Joanne gave the address

as Vanguard, 5202 Wisconsin and Bob said that he knows because

Jim works for then too.

Joanne also gave Bob the name, Paul

Harvey, Office 966-8700, -and Harvey's home phone as 538-5398.

(Telephone directory lists Vanguard Detective Agency at 5202

Wisconsin) Joanne said also that Chuck wants Bob to call (Bishop)

. Victor Hammond in D.D.R. & E. at the Pentagon, and tell him that

he will have to get

a new Sunday school teacher for class II-B.

Bob referred to "this friend I have in State, she is very

high up."

(Joanne said that she knows who Bob means) Bob said

that she was very upset.

She said that it was a witch hunt and

she is the one who recommended that Bob go to American Civil

Liberties

Union for a lawyer. Bob said "she" (Georgianna) likes

Chuck and Tonne, especially Chuck, because he has had a lot of

dealings with her,

so anyway, she was yery 'upset."

Joanne referred to the fact that Radford had told "them"

that Bob had lent them the money for downpayment on their car.

Bob said,

"Oh, yeah,

and they wanted to know, no interest and

all that." Joanne said that "they" had said,

"well boy, he must

be a good friend, he must really trust you."

Joanne commenteds

"Man, if I had one of those guys

say that to me, I'd say,

'well,

you

know I had no reason to be mistrusted until goons like you

started messing around.'"

Bob said, "Wait until they come over

to see me."

Joanne asked if he thinks they will and Bob said that

Chuck told him they night.

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T. CARROLL

January 7, 1972

PAGE THREE

Bob said that he told Chuck, " Look, Chuck, 20 years I've

had people, like that,

and 20 years

they haven't fazed me."

Bob

explained that when he lived here before he moved three times.

The first time he was very poor, then he made chief and moved to

a better apartment.

But he moved again because of the noise and

So he moved over to where he is now, which is

where he wanted to be in the first place.

Bob said that "they"

asked "georgianna" first of all why wasn't Bob married, and

second'

of all why did he

move

so much.

She told them it was

none

of their "goddamned" business.

If they wanted to know, go ask

him (Bob).

"Georgiann" according

to Bob, said the guy

almost

turned purple.

Bob then mentioned that he has two house-guests,

Jim and his brother.

At 8:29: PM Bob talked

I to Helen Hoyt, saying that he had

just talked to. Patty and she is still sick so he will be able to

come over on Saturday night.

Helen said that Howard is on the

way to recovery.

Bob said that he would probably have some sort

of engagement with "Georgianna" at noon (date not stated), if

she goes up to the shopping center in the afternoon.

Bob

mentioned

getting a call from Lennie Tyndal (phonetic)

asking if Bob

vanted to tent his house, but Bob declined,

as it is out too far.

Bob mentioned that he is going to the hospital omorrow"

about, "my nose business."

At 10:03 PM an unidentified man placed a person to person

call to Janet Stokely (phonetic) Area Code 904-997-1604. There

was no answer. The call was repeated at 10:55 PM, but there was

still no answer.

The foregoing is all the pertinent information developed

on January 6, 1972:

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January 7, 1972

JUNE

RE: ROBERT T. CARROLL

The following is a summary of pertinent information concern-

ing Robert I. Carroll which was developed on January 6, 1972:

An outgoing call was made by a Sergeant Colley (phonetic)

to Commander Simons' office, Bolling Air Force Base, for Sergeant

sortient Burkeng

Aguila (phonetic). Sergeant Burke said that Aguila was busy on

andoher phone and would call Colley back. This was at 10:04 AM. -

At 1:0a PM Helen Hoyt talkedtto Bob Carroll. He indicated

he had been to the Finance Center and the PX and commissary.

said he was supposed to go to Patty's "tonight." Mention is made

about Patty being from Bedford. Pennsylsania.

At 1:11 PM an unidentified man called the administration

office, Alexandria School Board regarding a hall monitoring job.

He was

told to call the next day.

At 5:44 PM Bob Carpodl talked first to Joanne Lykens and

then Johnson

Lykens (Sgergeant Johnson A. Lykens, 9462 4th Place,

Lorton, Virgináa). Joanne said she has some notes for Bob, and

the cleaning tickets that Chuck (Radford) left.

They discussed

the visit the night before of the Radfords. Bob Carroll then

commented that Johnson's new commandant is making statements already;

that he was on the front page of the Washington Post the day before

saying that Viet Nam was necesaary.

Bob told of hiisvisit to the

Finance Center trying to get his $1500 claim straightened out.

BOb

mentioned getting disability in December.

In discussing the Radfords, Bob said that Chuck should not

have taken the transfer, and that he had told Chuck that if there

is nothing there, "I would not go, or put up or shut up, and they

can't put up."

Johnson Lykens said that he would have fought tooth

and toe nail.

Bob said that a friend of his at State recommended

that he go to the

American Cisil Liberties Union, but Bob felt that

Chuck should go first to the JAG and tell them what he was going to

do.

exonerated from this

deal, because if this guy burns him, hismmilitary career is shot,

that he may as well get out.

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January &, 1972

PAGE

: TWO

Bobo told Johnson that the stupidest thing was that "yesterday"

Tonne was

supposed to

go with

Anderson's wife to

Archives.

Bob

said that he couldn't believe it. Bob said that when Chuck first

told him (Bob) that Jack Anderson was a Mormon, and that they had

met,

Bob told Chuck that for his own protection he should stay

away; he should not have anything to do with him; it would be better

ron chuck, with the job he is in.

Bob sald that chuck

told him,

no, no"ife's so damned honest, you know. "

"if I can't have my friends, blah, blah, blan."

added,

BOb

Joanne informed Bob that Chuck wants Bob to call Vanguard

regarding

the pay ($70) which he has coming, but she forgot to

ask the address where he wants it sent.

Joanne gave the address

as Vanguard, 5202 Wisconsin and Bob said that he knows because

Jim works for then too.

Joanne also gave Bob the name, Paul

Harvey, Office 966-3700, -and Harvey's home phone as 538-5398.

(Telephone directory lists Vanguard Detective Agency at 5202

Wisconsin) Joanne said also that Chuck wants Bob to call (Bishop)

, Victor Hammond in D.D.R. & E, at the Pentagon, and tell him that

he will have to get

a new Sunday school teacher for class II-B.

Bob referred to "this friend I have in State, she is very

high up."

‹Joanne said that she

knows who Bob means) Bob said

that she was very upset.

She said that it was a witch hunt and

she is

the one who reconmended that Bob go to American Civil

Liberties Union for a

lawyer. Bob said "she" (Georgianna) likes

Chuck and Tonne, especially Chuck, because he has had a lot of

dealings with her,

Inot a lot of dealings, but in any event.....

so anyway, she was very upset."

Joanne referred to the fact that Radford had told "them"

Bob said,

"Oh, yeah,

and they wanted to know, no interest and

all that." Joanne

said that "they" had said,

"well boy, he must

be a good

friend, he must really trust you."

Joanne commented,

"Man, if I had one of those guys say that to me, I'd say,

"well,

you know I had no reason to be mistrusted until goons like you

started messing around.'"

Bob said, "Wait until they come over

to see me."

Joanne asked if he thinks they will and Bob said that

Chuck told him they night.

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January 7, 1972

PAGE THREE

Bob said that he told Chuck, " Look,

Chuck, 20 years I've

had people, like that, and 20 years they haven't fazed me."

Bob

explained that when he lived here before he moved three times.

The first time he was very poor, then he made chief and moved to

a better apartment. But he moved again because of the noice and

all the kids.

So he noved over to where he is now, which

is

where he wanted to be in the first place.

Bob said that "they"

asked

"georgianna" first of all why wasn't Bob married, and

second®

of all why did he move so much.

She told them it was none

of their "goddanned" business.

If they wanted to know, go ask

him (Bob).

"Georgiann" according to Bob, said the guy almost

turned purple.

Bob then mentioned that he has two house-guests,

Jim and his brother.

At 8:29:PM Bob talked to Helen Hoyt, saying

that he had

just talked to. Patty and she is still sick so he will be able to

come over on Saturday night.

Helen said that Howard is on the

way to recovery.

Bob said that he would probably have some sort

of engagement with "Georgianna" at noon (date not stated), if

she goes up to the shopping center in the afternoon.

BOb

mentioned

getting a call from Lennie Tyndal (phonetic) asking if Bob

wanted to tent his house, but Bob declined,

Bob mentioned that he is

about, "my nose business."

bustincts, going

as it is out too far.

going to the hospital "tomorrow"

At 10:03 PM an unidentified man placed a person to person

call to Janet Stokely (phonetic) Area Code 904-997-1604. There

was no answer.

The call was repeated at 10:55 PM, but there was

still no answer.

The foregoing is

all the pertinent information developed

on January 6, 1972:

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CHARLES E.

OMADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of information developed concern-

ing Charles E. Radford II. on January 5, 1972:

•At 6:16 PM Tonne. Radford called "Bob" Carroll and told him

the moving truck was there... In response to "Bob" she said that

- she had called Joanne (phonetic) and told her and she couldn't

believe it.

"Bob" said he was talking to Georgianna (phonetic)

and she said that Radford shouldn't have taken the transfer. They

then mentioned news articles:

At 9:36 PM an individual

referred to as "Dad" which was

apparently a long distance call fron the State of Washington,

called and talked to forne.

She told him that they have been

transferred to Seattle; that they were leaving

"tonight" and

stop in Dawneyville on

the way.

"Dad" said, "But everything

- Rented hete die And on on the ver vene a in net on

Tonne replied,

"Dad"

night before and

Tonne said that he was on "tonight."

Tonne said that Radford

could tell him all about it when he gets there.

At 9:57 PM an unidentified man invited Radford to spend the

night at his place, but Radford said that he was planning on

leaving early in the morning because he had to go up to Bainbridge

to see an uncle. However, after consulting with Tonne Radford

accepted

the offer.

The unidentified man said he is going to bed

but that Joanne would be around.

The foregoing is all of the pertinent infornation developed

after 4:27 PM, it being noted

that a prior summary included all

other data developed prior to 4:27 PM.

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MADFORD II

JUNE

The following is a summary of information developed concern-

Ing Charles E. Radford IT on January 5, 1972:

•At 6:16 PM Tonne Radford called "Bob" Carroll and told him

-the moving truck was there.

In response to "Bob" she said that

- she had called Joanne (phonetic) and told her and she couldn't

believe it.

"Bob"

said he was talking to Georgianna (phonetic)

and she said that' Radford shouldn't have taken the transfer. They

then nentioned news articles.

At 9:36 PM an individual referred to as "Dad" which was

apparently a long distance call from the State of Washington,

calleú and talked to Torne..

She told

him that they have been

transferred to Seattle; that they were leaving

"tonight" and

will stop in Downeyville on the way.

said, "But everything

is all right with Chuck, he's not involved in this thing ?"

Tonne replied,

they're still investigating."

- mentioned hearine at Anderson on the news the night before and

Tonne said that he was on "tonight."

Tonne said that Radford

could tell him all about it when he gets there.

At 9:57 PM an unidentified man invited Radford to spend the

night at his place, but Radford said that he was planning on

leaving early in the morning hecause he had to go up to Bainbridge

to see an uncle.

However, after consulting with Tonne Radford

accepted

the offer.

unidentified man said he is going to bed

but that Joanne would be around.

The foregoing is all of the pertinent information developed

after 4:27 PM, it being noted that a prior summary included all

other data developed

prior to 4:27 PM.

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January 6, 1972

RE: RÓBERT T.

CARROLI

JUNE

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed

concernina Robert T. Carroll on January.5, 197?:

At 3:37 PM a Helen Hoyt talked to a man named Dan (last

name unknown) and

asked for Bob Carroll. He was not. in and

Helle asked that Bob call her when he returns.

t5808as5an-110

At 5:07 PM an unidentified woman, believed to possIDlE

be individual previously referred to as "Georgianna" in conversa-

tions between Carroll and Charles E. Radford II, talked to Carroll.

Bob informed her of Radford's transfer following Bob's advice for

him to "call the agent."

Bob said the

agent looked up the case

file and said, "you have no case here."

The woman said that she

would like to

believe that Radford is innocent of the major crime,

but if he is being punished for having lunch with a man named jack

Anderson....

Bob said

limclight, so they sent him to the west Coast, which is where he

wanted to go originally anyway. Bob said that the told Radford

the only thing he should get squared away is the deficiency mark

or whatever you call it.

The woman remarked that even if Radford wants the West Coast,

this still makes him look guilty.

Bob agreed, but noted Anderson's

claim that it was a top official. Bob said that what they want to

do is get him away from Anderson. Bob said that on top of all

that, Tonne Radford was supposed to go to the archives today with

Anderson's wife to lo0k up the

he told Tonne, "Are you crazy? "teneology of the family. Bob said

Bob mentioned that Radford had told him he came out bad on

the lie detector test.

The woman asked if they are transferring

everybody.

Babbsaid,

"Well, they're kicked out of the White

House."

But Bob didn't know if they are transferring everybody

that knows Anderson.

The woman said that the transfer makes Radford

look guilty.

The Woman said that it is terrible that someone gave

those papers to Anderson, and that Anderson gave them to the Post

andd that the Post published them. Bob said that Radford should

have taken his

(Bob's) advice in the beginning.

The woman agreed,

saying that if Anderson invited her to lunch she would probably

refuse, she doean't like his nasty style.

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January 5, 1972

PAGE TWO

The unknown woman asked if this means you can't have

lunch with.a couple of thousand people, noting that she

greets

Marvin Kalb in the hall every day, and conceivably he might

invite her to lunch one day.

Bob

said it might. boild down

to that. Bob then mentioned getting a card from John Gotlepski

(phonetic), who is working up in Hackensack, New Jersey now.

They then

BOb

, to give Radford her best wishes.

She also suggested that she

and Bob might get together later in

the week.

At 6:57 PM Helen Hoyt called Bob Carroll and said that

Howard is sick with the flu and Bob agreed

to drive her mother

to the dus

station in the morning.

Dub said le would use his

key to get in.

Helen will give him breakfast.

At 7:23 PM Bob Carroll called and talked to Tonne Radford.

He gave her names of motels that accept Esso credit cards:

Radford

arrived and got on the phone and Bob told him of his conversation

with "Georgianna." They then mentioned the news stories. They

also mentioned that the FBI is investigating the case.

At 10:57 PM Joanne (phonetic) last kname unknown, talked to

Bob Carroll and said that Chuck and Tonne Radford are coming over

to spend the night.

Bob said that he was talking to a friend of

his at State (possibly "Georgianna) and she said Radfofd should

Bob mentioned that Tonne was

to the archives with what's his name's wife,

Bob said it was to look up the geneology for the hormon bit, they

have to look up the family history and all that nonsenee.

commented that Radford took the lie detector test too, which he

should never have done. Joanne mentioned that "Tom" said hello.

At 11:16 PM a man named Jack, last kname unknown, called Bob

Carroll.

Jack talked about his medical treatment and operation.

Jack said the

bandage came off in his

sleep and he wondered if he

should put it back on or just leave it off. Bob checked with

sore.

one who was with him and told Jack to put the bandage back on.

Januthy fo doing is all of the pertinent information, developed on

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RE: ROBERT T.

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JUNE

The

following is a summary of pertinent information

developed

concernisa

Robert I. Carroll on January 5, 1972:

At 3:37 PM a Helen lloyt talked to a man named Dan flast

name unknown)

and asked for Bob Carroll.

He was not. in and

Heles asked that Bob call her when he returns.

At 5:07 PM an unidentified woman, believed to possibly

be individual previously referred to as

"Georgianna"" in conversa-

tions between Carroll and Charles E. Radford II, talked to Carroll.

Bob informed her of Radford's transfer following Bob's advice for

him to "call the agent."

Bob said the agent looked up the case

tile and said,

"you have no case here." The woman said that she

would like to believe that Radford is innocent of the major crime,

but if he is being punished for having lunch with a man named Jack

Anderson....

Bob

said no, they had nothing, so the lawyer and

- Admiral Moorer got together, and they said to get him out of the

linclight, so they sent him to the west Coast, which is where he

wanted to go originally anyway. Bob said that the told Radford

the only thing he should get squared away is the deficiency mark

or whatever you call it.

The wonan remarked that

even if Radford wants the West Coast,

this still makes him look guilty.

Bob agreed, but noted Anderson's

claim that it was a top official. Bob said that what they want to

do is get him away from Anderson. Bob said that on top of all

that, Tonne Radford was supposed to go to the archives today with

Anderson's wife

to 100k up the

he told Tonne, "Are you crazy?,deneology of the fanily. Bob said

Bob mentioned that Radford had told him he came out bad on

the lie detector test.

The wonan asked if they are transferring

everybody.

Böbbsaid,

"Well, they're kicked out of the White

House."

But Bob didn't know if they are transferring everybody

that knows Anderson.

The woman said that the transfer makes Radford

lo0k guilty.

The Woman said that it is terrible that someone gave

those papers to Anderson, and that Anderson gave them to the Post

aadd that the Post published them. Bob said that Radford should

have taken his

(Bob's) advice in the beginning.

The woman agreed,

saying that if Anderson invited her to lunch she would probably

refuse, she doean't like his nasty style.

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PAGE TWO

The unknown woman asked if this means you can't have

lunch with.a couple of thousand people, noting that she greets

Marvin Kalb in the hall every day, and conceivably he might

invite her to lunch one day. Bob

said it might. boild down

to that. Bob then mentioned getting a card from John Gotlepski

(phonetic),

who is working up in lackensack, New Jersey now.

They then discussed the unknown woman's back ailment and she

asked

Bob to give Radford her best wishes.

She also suggested that she

and

Bob' might get together later in the week.

At 6:57 PM Helen Hoyt called Bob Carroll and said that

Howard is sick with the flu and Bob agreed to drive her mother

to the bus

station in the norning: Dob said he wouid use hig

Key to get in.

Helen will give him breakfast.

At

: 7:23 PM Bob Carroll called and talked to Tonne Radford.

He gave

her names of motels that accept Esso credit cards.

Radford

arrived and

got on the plone and Bob told him of his conversation

with "Georgianna."

They then mentioned the news stories. They

also mentioned that the FBI is investigating the case.

At 10:57 PM Joanne (phonetic)last kname unknown, talked to

Bob Carroll and said that Chuck and Tonne Radford are coming over

to spend the night.

Bob said that he was talking to a friend of

his at State (possibly "Georgianna) and she said Radfofd should

taken

to the archives with what's his name's wife,

Bob mentioned that lone was sorr

and "I thought,

come on Tonne'" Joanne asked why she was soing to the archives and

Bob said it was to look up the geneology for the Mormon bit, they

hage to look up the ramily history and all that nonsenee.

Bob

commented that Radford

took the lie detector test too, which he

should never have done. Joanne mentioned that "Tom" said hello.

At 11:16 PM a man named Jack, last kname unknown, called Bob

Carroll. Jack talked about his medical treatment and operation.

Jack said the bandage came off in his sleep and he wondered if he

should put it back on or just leave it off. Bob checked with

one who was with him and told Jack to put the

bandage back on.

The foregoing is all of the pertinent information developed on

January 5, 1972.

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JUNE

RE:

January 5, 1972

CHARLES E.

RADFORD II

The following is pertinent information developed concerning

Charles E. Radford If on January 4, 1972:

At 10:26 AM Radford talked to a Chief Sessions (phonetic)

and during the conversation Sessions asked if "the guy" saw Radford

the day before.

Radford said yes and that this person identified

himself as being from Paul Carney's (phonetic) shop. Radford said

that this person picked up his DIA pass and building pass, and that

all he has left is his uniform.

Sessions asked if anyone

had talked.

to Radford this week and Radford replied negatively.

Radford said

that he read in the newspaper that the investigation is going on

and that he doesn't know where that came from.

He said it sure is

At 2:14 PM Radford called "Bob" (probably Robert I. Carroll,

previously identified) and engaged in a lengthy conversation.

Radford wanted

the telephone number of the Civil Liberties Union.

"Bob"

said it is the American Civil Liberties Union, but that he

doesn't have the number.

"Bob" asked Radford if he is going to

contact the Civil Liberties Union or wait and Radford said that

he thinks he will contact them and see what they recommend, if

they will recommend. Radford then told "Bob" that they took his

building pass and everything

and "Bob" expressed the opinion that

this is usual. Radford said he felt that they could at least

assign him to

"Bob" made the

statement, "Charles, you have to go back to work somewhere, I need

3 phone call

Radford said that he was talking to Shertleff (phonetic) and

he said it really doesn't make any difference if you are guilty or

not, they'1l make a

case-out of what they've got.

"Bob" asked if

Radford had tried to

talk to the Admiral.

Radford said no, that

the Admiral would hardly mutter anything to him the first couple

of days.

He said he is sure it is much worse now that he has

been kicked out of the white House.

"Bob" said that the Admiral

could have been the leak, too.

Radford said, "You're darn right!"

"Bob" suggested that perhaps

they took away

the Admiral's building

pass.

Radford said no, that he is still working. He said that the

Chief is still working

for the Admiral, too, at the Pentagon; that

they have all been kicked out of the

White House. "Bob" said

mOne

working and I'm not."

than Radford, then. Radford said, "Yes, but nel stili

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January 5, 1972

PAGE TWO

"Bob" said that all his people are retired, up in ÖNI,

and that he doesn't know who to call to find out something.

radiord said he is going to phone these other "guys" (American

Civil Liberties Union?) and see if they will récommend something.

"Bob" cautioned that Radford cannot go too far with the case;

that he is under that code thing where he can't release stuff.

Radford seemed surprised and wanted to know if he is forced to

through the Pentagon for a lawyer.

"Bob" said he didn't think

go

SO

but that he would

(recommend) that Radford go see the Pentagon

people first, the JAG office, and tell them what Radford plans

to do, because it is jeopardizing his career.

"Bob" repeated

that he would (recommend) that Radford go to the Pentagon JAG

first.

He said they are the ones who can get in touch with ONI

and find out what is going on, and then break it to the other

people (Civil Liberties Union ?). "Bob" said that Radford would

have to be careful about what he told them.

Radford said that

the whole thing is classified, and if he couldn't tell

then about

that he wouldn't have anything to say.

"Bob" again said that

Radford should go to the JAG first, and see what they have to say.

Discussion then took place concerning tests taken by Radford..

Radford said that he was told that the results of the tests were

bad.

"Bob" asked how the tests could be bad if Radford didn't

know anything.

the test.

"Bod""adford said that he had been upset when he too?

asked if only Radford's test showed up bad. Radford

said yes and that he doesn't know of they are trying to pull a

sneaky on him or what.

Radford, at one point, said that he could at least be working

as a chaplain.

"Bob" said that they may be investigating other

aspacts or something.

Radford said that he is sure that's what they

are doing, but that

"If the Admiral can continue working at his

same old position while they are investigating these other aspects,

why can't I?"

"Bob" replied that he is an Admiral and trustworthy.

Radford inisted that he is just as trustworthy as an Admiral.

Radford said that they have

a lot that makes it look like he-

(Radford) is not innocent, just by virtue of his movements. He said,

"I figure that's why I'm here, because the Admiral is still working

and he and I knew the same thing, the only difference is he didn't

know Jack and I do, so I"'m home and he's not, I'm suspended and

he's not.

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January 5, 1972

PAGE THREE

At another point in the conversation "Bob" said that the

lie detector thing was interesting, where they said that Radford

showed up bad.

"Bob" asked what questions were asked.

Radford

said they asked him if he gave material to Anderson, 1f he sold

material to Anderson, did he see Anderson, and things like that.

He said that they

• say I was lying to then.

Following a discussion

as to the reliability of the polygraph operator, the following

verbatin conversation took

place:

"Bob"

asked,

"Did Anderson tell

you where he got the

stuff?" Radford, in a surprised tone of

voice, # Huh?"

"Bob" repeated, "Did Anderson tell you where he

sot the"stuff ?" Radford replied, "No, I never asked him.

having as little tontact with him as possible, believe me.

Anymore then is absolutely necessary is to much. for they can

always use that too, you know."

"Bob" asked,

"They still don't

know how you know Anderson ?"

Radford replied, " I told them ?

They asked me.

You know, it's true, 1 do.

But not all that well.

• I know him and that's about the extent of it

"Bob" wondered if they published anything after Radford

Radford said that he

'doesn't know, but that they made a remark that nothing had been

and this makes it just as bab.

He said, "But on the other hand,

the daylights out of him,

and he's not going to do anything until you know, I get hung..

or somebody gets hung, and he's clear."

Bob asked, "Wasn't there

one paper you told me

that only you and the Admiral saw?"

Radford

replied. yes.

"Bob" then said that somebody had to see

that whenever

the Admiral

took it someplace. Radford agreed. "Bob" indicated

that it could be somebody over at the White House.

At 3:44 PM Radford talked to a Colonel Finklestein in

Admiral Moore"s Office.

lie inquired as to procedures

concerning

filing of formal charges and getting a lawyer.

He said that he

has a problem; that they are accusing him of bigger secrets than

he thought they were.

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At 5:52 PM Colonel Finklestein (phonetic) called Radford

and said that after "our dittle talk this afternoon, which seemed

needs at do time f

some checking around.

I think you nand

Finklestein suggested that Radford

come to lhis home as soon as Radiord could get there. Radford

agreed to go.

At 8:39 PM Radford called his wife, Tonne, and asked her

who she was talking to because he had called and the line was busy.

Tonne said she had not talked to anyone. Radford said that he

was then at "Bobts" house.

At 10:07 PM Colonel Finkelstein (phonetic) called Radford

and said,

"How does pontaend on Seattle anunn ?" Ranfond replied

this would be wonderful.

Colonel Finkelstein asked how "tomorrow

would sound."

-In response to question as to whether Radford

wanted leave and where would he be, Radford replied that he did

want leave and would be at 5511 Southeast Mitchell Street,

Portland, Oregon.

Finkelstein said that the orders will read as

Yeoman but that he has been assured that this will be straightened

out.

Finkelstein told Radford to expect orders "tomorrow and a

'moving van tomorrow afternoon."

Finkelstein agreed to let Radford

have 30 days leave to drive across country.

At 10:38 PM Radford called "Bob" Carroll and informed him

of his transfer. "Bob" was amazed at how sudden it was. Radford

said that if he gets Portland he will stay with his folks; that

he has a step-brother and step-sister there. If it's Seattle

they will stay with Tonne's folks for athile.

on January 4, 1972.

The forezoing is allos the pertinent information developed

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RE: CHARLE'S E.

RADFORD II

JUNE

The following is pertinent information developed concerning

Charles

E. Radford IT on January 4, 1972:

At 10:26 AM Radiora talked to a Chier Sessions (phonetic.

and during the conversation Sessions asked if "the guy" saw Radforc

the day before. Radford said yes. and that this person identified

himself

as being from Paul Carney's (phonetic) shop. Radford said

that this person picked up his DIA pass and building pass, and that

all he

pas leit is his uniform.

Sessions asked if anyone

had talked

to Radford this week and Radford replied negatively.

Radford said

that he read in the newspaper that the investigation is going on

and that he doesn't know where that cane from.

He said it sure is

& mess.

At 2:14 PM Radford called "Bob" (probably Robert I. Carroll,

previously identified) and engaged in a lengthy conversation.

Radford wanted

the telephone number of the Civil Liberties Union,

"Bob" said it is the American Civil Liberties Union, but that he

doesn't have the number.

"Bob" asked Radford if he is going to

contact the Civil Liberties Union or wait and Radford said that

he thinks he will contact them and see what they recommend, if

they will recommend. Radford then told "Bob" that they

took his

building pass

and everything and "Bob" expressed the opinion

that

this is usual.

Radford said he felt that they could at least

assign him to an unclassified job of some sort.

"Bob" made the

statement, "Charles, you have to go back to work somewhere, I need

a phone call.

Radford said that he was talking to Shertleff (phonetic) and

he said it really doesn't make any difference if you are guilty or

not, they'll make a case-out of what they've got.

"Bob" asked if

Radford had tried to talk to the Admiral. Radford said no, that

the Admiral would hardly mutter

anything to him the first couple

of days.

He said he is sure it is much worse now that he has

been kicked out of the white House.

"Bob" said that the Admiral

could have been

the leak, too. Radford said, "You're darn right

"Bob"

suggested that perhaps

they took away the Admiral's building

pass.

Radford salá

no, that he is still working. He said that the

Chief is still working

for the Admiral,

too, at the Pentagon; that

they have all been kicked out of the white House. "Bob" said it's

more

than Badford, then. Radford said, "yes, but "neis' still

working and I'm not."

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E.

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January

5,

1972

PAGE TWO

"Bob" said that all his people are retired, up in ÖNI,

and that he doesn't know who to call to find out something.

radiord said he is going to phone these other "guys" (American

Civil Liberties Union ?) and see if they will récommend something.

"Bob" cautioned that Radford cannot go too far with the case;

that he is under that code thing where he can't release stuff.

Radford seemed surprised and wanted to know if he is forced to

through the

go

• Pentagon for a lawyer.

"Bob" said he didn't think

SO

but that he would (recommend) that Radford go see the Pentagon

people first, the vAs ofIlce, and tell them what Radoora plans

to do, because it is jeopardizing his career.

"Bob" repeated

that he would (recommend) that Radford go to the Pentagon JAG

first,

He said they are the ones who can get in touch with ONI

and find out what is going on, and then break it to the other

people (Civil Liberties Union ?). "Bob" said that Radford would

have to be careful about what he told them.

Radford said that

the whole thing is classified, and if he couldn't tell them about

that he wouldn't have anything to say.

"Bob" again said that

Radford should go to the JAG first, and see what they have to say.

Discussion then took place concerning tests taken by Radford.

Radford said that he was told that the results of the tests were

bad.

"Bob" asked how the tests could be bad if Radford didn't

know anything.

Radford said that he had been upset when he took

the test.

"Bob"

ford, said th

asked if only Radford's test showed up bad. Radford

y Radfordi

said yes and that he doesn't kaow of they are trying to pull a

sneaky on him or what.

Radford, at one point, said that he could at least be working

as a chaplain,

"Bob" said that they may be investigating other

asppots or something:

Radford said that he is sure that's what

they

are doing, but that

"If the Admiral can continue working at his

same old position while they are investigating these other aspects,

why can't I?"

"Bob" replied that he is an Admiral and trustworthy.

Radford inisted that he is just as trustworthy as an Admiral.

Radford said that

(Radford) is not innocent, just by virtue of his novements. He said,

"I figure that's why I'm here, because the Admiral is still working

and he and I knew the same thing, the only difference is he didn't

know Jack and I do, so I"m home and he's not, I'm suspended and

he's not.

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At another point in the

conversation "Bob" said that the

lie detector thing was interesting, where they said that Radford

showed up bad.

"Bob" asked what questions were asked.

Radford

said they asked him if he gave material to Anderson, if he sold

material to Anderson, did he see Anderson, and things like that:

He said that they say I was lying to

them.

Following a discussion

as to the reliability of the polygraph operator, the following

verbatin conversation took place:

asked,

"Did Anderson tell

you where he got the

stuff?" Radford, in a surprised tone of

voice,

"Huh?"

"Bob" repeated,

"Did Anderson tell you where he

got the"stuff?"

Radford replied, "No, I never asked him.

I*m

having as little contact with him as possible, believe me.

Inymore than is absolutely necessary is to much, for they can

always use that too, you know."

"Bob" asked,

"They still don't

know how you know Anderson

:?"

Radford replied, " I told them?

They asked ne.

You know, it's true, I do.

But not all that well.

I know hin and that's about the extent of it.

"Bob" wondered if they published anything after Radford

left the office that Radford did not see.

Radford said that he

doesn't know, but that they made a remark that nothing had been

and this makes it just as bad.

He said, "But on the other hand,

the guy that gave it to him, it scared the daylights out of him,

and he's not going to do anything until you know, I get hung..

or somebody gets hung, and he's clear." Bob asked,

"Wasn't there

one paper you told me

that only you and the Admiral saw?"

Radford

replied yes.

"Bob" then

said that somebody had to see that whenever

the Admiral took it someplace. Radford agreed.

"Bob" indicated

that it could be somebody over at the White House.

At 3:44 PM Radford talked to a Colonel Finklestein in

Admiral 1oore"s Office.

lie inquired as to procedures

concerning

filing of formal charges and getting a lawyer.

He said that he

has a problem; that they are accusing him of bigger secrets than

he thought they were.

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At 5:52 PM Colonel Finklestein (phonetic) called Radford

. and

said that after "our little talk this afternoon, which seemed

so benign at the time,

I did some checking around.

I think you nand

I need $o

sit down and talk."

Finklestein suggested that Radford

come to lhis home as soon as Radford could get there. Radford

agreed to go.

At 8:39 PM Radford called his wife, Jonne, and asked her

who she was talking to because he had called and the line was busy.

Tonne said she had not talked to anyone. Radford said that he

was then at "Bobts" house.

At 10:07 PM Colonel Finkelstein (phonetic) called Radford

and said, "How does portaged or seattle sound ?" Radford replied

this would be wonderful.

Colonel Finkelstein asked how "tomorrow

would sound." In response to question as to whether Radford

wanted leave and where would he be, Radford replied that he did

want leave and would be at 5511 Southeast Mitchell Street,

Portland, Oregon.

Finkelstein said that the orders will read as

Yeoman but that he has been assured that this will be straightened

out. Finkelstein told Radford to expect orders "tomorrow and a

moving van tomorrow afternoon."

Finkelstein agreed to let Radford

have 30 days leave to drive across country.

At 10:38 PM Radford called "Bob" Carroll and informed him

of his transfer. "Bob" was amazed at how sudden it was. Radford

said that if he gets Portland he will stay with his folks; that

he has a step-brother and step-sister there. If it's Seattle

they will stay with Tonne's folks for athile.

The foresoing ia allot the pertinent information developed

on January 4, 1972.

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The following is pertinent information developed concerning

Charles E. Radford II on January 5, 1972:

At 10:41 AM Ronne Radford talked to her mother in the State

of washington and discussed their transfer to Seattle.

Tonne said

they are leaving tonight or tomorrow

Radiost is in trouble. Tone replied yes, that le why they ked it

moving.

At 4:27 PM an unidentified man called Miller (phonetic)

called and talked to Tonne Radford. He said his wife, Alice,

is in the hospital. Miller said he called earlier when he saw

this front page thing.. They discussed the transfer and Miller

asked if they are putting

anything

in Radford's record,

Tonne

didn't know.

Miller said this has been a real nightmare.

They

• discussed the news stories.

Tonne said that "Bob" Carroll was

over this morning and he said that Anderson said it was a top

official that had given it to him, and if it were disclosed, it

would be more embarrassing to the

Nixon Administration than to

Anderson.

Miller said

that he has told Radford all along that

he (Miller) thinks it is somebody either in State or in Kissinger's

office, because those are the kinds of people that do these things.

Miller said that he feels so helpless about this. He said

Larry Manrang (phonetic) and he talked about this the other night

for 15 minutes trying to think of something they might do to help.

Miller said that any contacttthey make with Jack (Anderson) would

make it worse.

Miller said you do get over those things.

related that once when he was with Benson (unidentified) Miller

signed a letter that they picked up on the floor of Congress and

it made the front pages all over the country.

Miller said that in

that case it wasn't a matter of who did it, it was a madter of

why Miller did it; it was just one of those things

that slipped

by. Miller concluded that he thinks if they don't put too much

in Radford's record he can go out there and make a fresh start.

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• JUNE

The following is. pertinent information developed concerning

Charles E. Radford II on January 5, 1972:

At 10:41 AM Ronne Radford talked to her mother in the State

of Washington and discussed their transfer to Seattle.

Tonne said

they are leaving tonight or tomorrow

morning. The mother asked if

Radford is in trouble.

Tonne replied yes, that is why they are

moving.

At 4:27 PM an unidentified man called Miller (phonetic)

called and

talked to Tonne Radford. He said his wife, Alice,

is in the hospital. Miller said he called earlier when he saw

this front page thing.

They discussed the transfer and Miller

asked if

they are putting anything in Radford's record.

Tonne

didn't know. Miller said this has been a real nightmare.

discussed the news stories.

They

Tonne said that

"Bob" Carroll was

over this morning and he said that Anderson said it was a top

official that had given it to him, and if it were disclosed, it

would be more embarrassing to the Nixon Administration than to

Anderson.

Miller said

that he has told Radford all along that

he (Miller) thinks it is somebody either in State or in Kissinger's

office, because those are the kinds of people that do these things.

Miller said that he feels so helpless about this. He said

Larry Manrang

(phonetic) and he talked about this the other night

for 15 minutes trying to think of something they might do to help.

Miller said that any contacttthey make with Jack (Anderson) would

make it worse.

Miller said you do get over those things.

related that once when he was with Benson (unidentified) Miller

signed a letter that they picked up on the floor of Congress and

It made the Iront pages all over the country.

Miller said that in

that case it wasn't a matter of who did it, it was

a matter of

why Miller did it; it was just one of those things that slipped

by. Miller concluded that he thinks if they don't put too much

in Radford's record he can go out there and make a fresh start.

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Reference is made to memorandum, captioned as above,

dated January 3, 1972, which identified

an individual called

by Radford as Robert I. Carroll.

This may be identical to YNC Robert I. Carroll, Defense

Attache Office,

Attache, Valentin I. Ilyintsev

New Delhi, Indialty was contacted by a Soviet

There is no

additional information available concerning this contact, and

there is no other information available which is identifiable

with Carroll.

farm

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JUNE

Reference is made to memorandum, captioned as above,

dated January

• 3, 1972, which identified an individual called

by Radford as Robert T. Carroll.

This may be identical to YNC Robert I. Carroll, Defense

Attache Office,

who was contacted by

There is no

with Carroll.

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RE: CHARLES E? RADFORD II

The following pertinent intormation was developed concern-

ing Charles E. Rädford II on January 3, 1972:

At 11:28 AM in a call to Admiral Moore's Office, Radford

learned from Specialist flager (phonetic) that a wilford Allen

(phonetic) from the West Coast called and asked that Radford

call him. The number given was Olivet (?) number 643-5431.

At 5:36 PM "Bob" (probably Robert I. Carroll, previously

identified from telephone number) called and talked

to Radford's

wife, Tonne.

"Bob" asked if "they" didn't call and Tonne replied,

"No! Nothing." Tonne said

Radford would have to tell "Bob" about it...."At your place."

"Bob: asked if li was interesting or unintereoting and she said,

Bob asked, "In your favor?"

Tonne said no.

"Bob" then said that he had been talking to Georgianna who said,

"You should get an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer."

Radford and "Bob" then discussed the matter and "Bob"

said that Georgianna (not further identified) had commented that

"First of all you shouldn't have done what you did."

Radford

asked, "Done what?" "Bob' replied, "Take those tests."

Radford

remarked that he didn't have anything to hide.

at this

point referred to Georgianna as "she" although previously as

"he."

"Bob" said that Georgianna suggested that if Radford needs a lawyer,

he should go to ACLU because of the "big guns they have."

"Bob" remarked that they probably have Radford's phone

tapppd and Radford said that he thinks they can do it in such

cases, but it hasn't done them any good.

Radford then asked if

Jim (not further identified) is back and "Bob" replied yes.

Radford

then asked if Jim had called up "Vanguard" (phonetic).

At 9:32 PM Radford called long distance to Conowingo,

Maryland to John H. Cadwell ascertaining that Cadwell is his uncle.

Cadwell informed Radford that Radford's cousin, Jim Cadwell, 1s

in the Navy in Washington, D.C. as a radioman and lives in

Alexandria, Virginia.

There was no other pertinent information developed on

January 3, 1972.

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RE: CHARLES E RADFORD II

The following pertinent information was developed concern-

ing

; Charles E. Radford II on January 3, 1972:

learned from Specialist Hager (phonetic) that a Wilford Allen

(phonetic) from the West Coast called and asked that Radford

call him. The number given was Olivet (?) number 643-5431.

At 5:36 PM "Bob" (probably Robert I. Carroll, previously

identified from telephone number) called and talked

to Radford's

wife, Tonne.

"Bob" asked if "they" didn't call and Tonne replied,

"No!

Nothing." Tonne said that something happened but that

Radford would have to tell "Bob" about it.... "At your place."

"Bus" asked if it wus intorooting on uninteresting and she said,

"Very interesting."

Bob asked,

"In your favor ?"

Tonne said no.

"Bob" then said that he had been talking to Georgianna who

said,

"You should get an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer."

Radford and "Bob" then discussed the matter and "Bob"

said that Georgianna (not further identified) had commented that

"First of all you shouldn't have done what you did."

Radford

asked,

"Done what?" "Bob' replied, "Take those tests."

Radford

remarked that he didn't have anything to hide.

at this

point referred to Georgianna as

"she" although previously as

"he."

"Bob" said that Georgianna suggested that if Radford needs a lawyer,

he should go to ACLU because of the "big guns they have."

"Bob" remarked that they probably have Radford's phone

tapped and Radford

said that he thinks they can do it in such

cases, but it hasn't done them any good.

Radford then asked if

Jim (not further identified) is back and "Bob" replied yes. Radford

then asked if Jim had called up "Vanguard" (phonetic).

At 9:32 PM Radford called long distance to Conowingo,

Maryland to John Il. Cadwell ascertaining that Cadwell is his uncle.

Cadwell informed Radford that Radford's cousin, Jim Cadwell, is

in the Navy in Washington, D.C. as a radioman and lives in

Alexandria, Virginia.

There was no other pertinent information developed on

January 3, 1972.

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It will be recalled that on December 23, 1971, Radford

made a call at 3:31 Pm and talked to an Individual identifled only

as Joe. He indicated that "we" had been invited to Joe's parent's

for dinner Saturday, but were unable to make it.

Radford

For your information the tape of the above-described conver-

sation has been carefully analyzed and it has now been determined

that the number called by

Radford at 3:37 PM on 12/23/71 was

365-7632. This number is listed to Jack Northman Anderson, 7300

Burdette, Bethesda, Maryland.

Noother information of significance

was developed during this

analysis.

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It will be recalled that on December 23, 1971, Radford

made a call at 3:31 Pu and talked to an Individual identilled only

as Joe. He indicated that "we" had been invited to Joe's parent's

house for dinner Saturday, but were unable to make it.

Radford

asked Joe to inform his parents of this.

For your information the tape of the above-described conver-

sation has been carefully analyzed and it has now been determined

that the number called by Radford at 3:37 PM on 12/23/71 was

365-7632.

This number is listed to Jack Northman Anderson,

7300

Burdette, Bethesda, Maryland.

Noother information of significance

was developed during this analysis.

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The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed soncerning captioned individual December 30, 1971:

At 5:28 PM an unidentified woman, first name,

Bea, called

and talked to

Radford's wife, Tonne:

Bea mentioned that Larry

(not further identified) has

a terrible cold

and will not go

back up to the farm.

Bea asked about "Chuck" (Radford) and

said that he "hasn't heard all week," that he "is still home."

Bea replied that it is like a sword of Damocles hanging over

his (Radford's) head. Bea told Tonne to tell "Chuck" to keep

his chin up.

At 8:57 PM an unideniified man talked to tonne Radford in

what appeared to be a long distance call.

The man asked how

things were and Tonne replied that "Chuck" hasn't heard anything

this week at all; that he had been home all week. The man asked

if a letter had been written yet and the answer was no.

The man

replied that the "folks are going out of their minds trying to

figure out...."

Tonne answered, "yes, I know, but I can't write

it, Chuck has

to write it, he knows more about it than I do. "

No further pertinent information was developed on December

30, 1971.

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on December 31, 1971:

At 1:10 PM Forence Guire (phonetic) called Radford. She said

she heard he is moving to the Pentagon.

He replied that he had hears

it the day before.

He asked if General Haig (phonetic)

got off o.k.

and Florence

said yes and that Muriel (phonetic) was going with

hir.

She said Muriel was more enthused about going to Hawaii than China.

Florence

mentioned that her husband had been in the hospital and

Radford indicated he knew this because wilma (phonetic) told him

when he asked for Florence's address.

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At 3:31 PM an individual named Robert (from conversation,

possibly Robert T. Carroll(phonetic)) talked to both Tonne and

Charles Radford.

There was a discussion concerning gifts from

Ponne to Robert and Jim (not further identified).

Robert asked

if "Chuck" was back at the office yet.

Tonne replied that he

had been home all week and that there had been no word. Radford

then talked to Robert and mentioned that he had been home all

week and hasn't heard anything yet. Robert then said, "So nothing

at all yet ?"

Chuck said, "Not on me, I heard by way of the grape-

vine that they have been busy."

Robert then asked, "No more

investigators or anything?"

Radford replied, "No, not on me."

No further pantinent information was developed on December

31, 1971.

The following pertinent information was developed on January

1, 1972:

At 2:35 AM Tonne Radford talked to Bob (not further identified)

and Bob asked if they had gotten home all right.

Tonne replied in

the affirmative, but said that "Chuck" had left his glasses on the

table. Bob said he would bring them over "tomobrow.

At 12:05 PM Radford called his wife, Tonne and asked her if she

had called

earlier and she said no.

said that the phone rang

answer it. He said he called

and

sends her regrets.

At 2:15 PM an individual named Floyd (not further identified)

talked to Tonne and said he was lost. He told Radford he was at

the Bolling Noncommissioned Officers

Club. Radford said he would

go get Floyd.

There was no further pertinent information devedoped on

January 1, 1972.

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The following pertinent information was developed on

January 2, °1972:

At 10:47 AM Radford's wife, Tonne, made a call and asked

an unknown man for "Bob."

Bob mentioned

that "they" came home

early and went to bed; that he had hurt his eye removing a lens

(contact ?).

Tonne asked, "Do they have anything in your paper

today ?". Bobosaid that he was just looking at the paper. He said

that he had the one (article ?) from the day before, but

hasn't

seen anything

"today."

Tonne mentioned that there was a small

article in their paper the day before.

Bob said that he told

"Chuck" that he would read it (the article) to him over the

phone. Tonne said that "Chuck" didn't sleep at all the night.

refore. Bob said that he doesn't know that's going to happed,

"but we'll see." He said,

"What can you do ?

There has to be

more than was in the article."

Bob read the title of the article

to Tonne, " PROBE ON TO FIND

LEAK TO ANDERSON."

Bob then read the

article to Tonne.

Tonne mentioned that there were anly three

Both Ionne and Bob said they were

10oking in

paper for additional articles. lonne said.

"He is really worried."

Bob said, " I told him in the beginning,

you know."

Tonne replied, "Yea."

At 10:00 PM Radford called the information operator for the

telephone number of John H. Cadwell, Conowingo, Maryland. The

number was given as 378-3478.

At 12:40 PM Radford made a call to 931-2427, which is

the telephone number of Robert I. Carroll, 1503-B

North Van Doren

Street, Alexandria, Virginia, and talked

to "Bob."

Radford

deschibed himself as "the voice of doom."

Bob said that there was

nothing in the papers "today," but proceeded to read an article

from the Washington Post on page two and Anderson's column on

page B-7, entitled "U.S. SHOW OF FORCE IN BINGAL.".

Raddord said,

"Oh!

FOr

Pete's sake,"

after Bob

had read "secret

White House papers

dealing with"

from the article.

Bob said that he didn't think he

(Anderson) was in "today's"

paper.

Radford said, "That's enough."

Bob asked,

"Were you there for all that?" Radford replied, "Yes."

Bob said,

"Oh! But certainly some had to come from somewhere else.

You Know. " Radford said,

mainly sone

"I think 5o, of course."

During the

conversation Bob indicated that he was retired and was in India

sometime in the past.

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PAGE FOUR

(Continuation of call at 12:40 PM, January 2, 1972) After

declining a dinner invitation, Bob told Radford, "I think this

is snowballing more than just your place." Radford replied, " Oh!

Well it is about tine

that they start looking around.

Monday,

I might find myself in count."

Bob replied,

"You

shouldn't sweat it yet. You have a powerful ally there, if they

suddenly..."

Badford asked, "Who's that ?" Bob replied, "Your

friend.

Then I would say something to him and let him publish

Radford said, "Oh!"

"What they were doing to

you - - you know."

Radford replied,

clear of that."

He continued,

saiiyea, I would like to steer

in more trouble than I can

handle now."

Bob said, "Last

ditch effort." Radford replied that

it is an idea.

Bob mentioned that somebody would wake up and say,

"Hey -- Zunwaldt (phonetic) would get a little upset.

Say knock

it off."

Radford said, "it's a little higher than Zunwaldt."

Bob said, "don't forget to vote for slick Dick."

Radford mentioned

that he had voted for him the last time.

said that he hadn't.

Radford said that he (Radford) is the only person in the group

who voted for him.

Radford said that he thinks Dick has done all

if Radford planned to go in or wait until they

he will tell the guy a good story if he shows up

"here."

There was no further pertinent information developed on

January 2, 1972.

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The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed concerning captioned individual December 30, 1971:

At 5:28 PM an unidentified woman, first name,

Bea, called

and talked to Radford's wife, Tonne:

Bea mentioned that Larry

(not further identified) has

a terrible cold and will not go

back up to the

farm.

Bea asked about "Chuck" (Radford) and Tonne

said that he "hasn't heard all week," that he "is still home."

Bea replied that it

is like a sword of Damocles hanging over

his (Radford's) head. Bea told Tonne to tell "Chuck" to keep

his chin up.

At 8:57 PM an unideniified man talked tü tonne Redford in

what appeared to be a long distance call.

The man asked how

things were and Tonne replied that

"Chuck" hasn't heard anything

this week at all; that he had been home all week.

The man asked

1i a ietter had been written yet and the answer was no.

The gan

replied that the "folks are going out of their minds trying to

figure out...."

Tonne answered, "yes, I know, but I can't write

it, Chuck has to write it, he knows more about it than I do.

No further pertinent information was developed on December

30, 1971.

The following is a summary of pertinent information

developed on December 31, 1971:

she heard he is moving to the Pentagon. He replied that he had heari

it the day before.

He asked if General liaig (phonetic) got off o.k.

and Florence said

yes and that Muriel (phonetic) was going with him.

She said Muriel was more enthused about going

to Hawaii than China.

Florence mentioned that her husband had been

in the hospital and

Radford indicated he knew this because Wilma (phonetic) told him

when he asked for Florence's address.

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PAGE TWO

At 3:31 PM an individual named Robert (from conversation,

possibly Robert T. Carroll(phonetic))

talked to both Tonne and

Charles Radford.

There was a discussion concerning gifts from

Tonne to Robert and Jim (not further identified).

Robert asked

if "Chuck" was back at the office yet.

Tonne replied that he

had been home all week and that there had been no word. Radford

then talked to Robert and mentioned that he had been home all

week and hasn't heard anything yet. Robert then said, "So nothing

at all yet ?"

Chuck said, "Not on me, I heard by way of the grape-

vine that they have been busy." Robert then asked, "No more

investigators of anything?"

Radford replied, "No, not on me."

No funther pertinent information was developed on December

31, 1971.

The following pertinent information was developed on January

I, 1972:

At 2:35 AM Tonne Radford talked to Bob (not further identified)

and Bob asked if they had gotten home all right.

Tonne replied in

the affirmative, but said that "Chuck" had left his glasses on the

table. Bob said he would bring them over "tomobrow.

At 12:05 PM Radford called his wife, Tonne and asked her if she

had called earlier and she said no. He said that the phone rang

and rang and that he did not dare answer it.

He said he called

Carol (not further identified) and she has to go to her uncle's and

sends her regrets.

At 2:15 Pl an individual named Floyd (not further identified)

talked to Tonne and said he was lost. He

told Radford he was at

the Bolling Noncommissioned Officers

Club. Radford said he would

go get Floyd.

There was no further pertinent information devedoped on

January 1, 1972.

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RE:

CHARLES E. RADFORD III

January 3, 1972

PAGE THREE

The following pertinent information was

developed on

January 2, °1972:

At 10:47 AM Radford's wife, Tonne, made a cali and asked

an unknown man for "Bob."

Bob mentioned

that "they" came home

early and went to bed; that he had hurt his eye removing a lens

(contact?). Ionne asked, "Do they have anything in your paper

today?". Bobesaid that he was just looking at the paper.

He said

that he had the one (article ?) from the day before, but

hasn't

seen anything

"today."

Tonne mentioned that there was a small

article in their paper the day before.

Bob said that he told

"Chuck" that he would read it (the article) to him over the

phone. Tonne said that "Chuck" didn't sleep at all the night

before. Bob said that he doesn't know that's going to happed,

"but we'll see." He said, "what can you do? There has to be

more than was in the article."

Bob read the title of the article

to Tonne, " PROBE ON TO FIND LEAK TO ANDERSON."

Bob then read the

article to Tonne.

Tonne mentioned that there were anly three

Both Tonne and Bob said they were

"He is really worried."

Bob said, " I told him in the beginning,

you know."

Tonne replied, "Yea."

At 10:00 PM Radford called the information operator for the

telephone number of John H. Cadwell, Conowingo, Maryland. The

number was given as 378-3478.

At 12:40 PM Radford made a call to 931-2427, which is

the telephone number of Robert I. Carroll, 1603-B

North Van Doren

Street, Alexandria, Virginia, and talked

to "Bob."

Radford

described hinself as "the volce of doom."

Bob said that there was

nothing in the papers "today," but proceeded to read an article

from the Washington Post on page two and Anderson's column on

page B-7, entitled "U.S. SHOW OF FORCE IN BENGAL." Raddord said,

"Oh! For

Pete's sake,"

after Bob had read "secret White House papers

dealing with" from the article.

Bob said that he didn't think he

Radford said, "That's enough."

Bob said,

You Know. " Radford said,

During the

conversation Bob indicated that he was retired and was in India

sometime in the past.

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January 3, 1972

PAGE FOUR

(Continuation of call at 12:40 PM, January 2, 1972) After

declining

a dinner invitation, Bob told Radford, "I think this

Fion, Foo

is snowballing more than just your place."

Radford replied, " Oh:

Well it is about tine

that they

Monday,

shouldn't sweat it yet. You have

I might find myself in court. „start looking around.

Bob replied, " You

a powerful ally there, if they

suddenly..."

Radford asked, "Who's that ?" Bob replied,

"Your

friend.

Then I would say something to him and let him publish

that."

Radford said, "Oh!"

"What they were doing

you - - you know."

Radford replied,

clear of that."

He continued,

saidisea, I would like to steer

handle now."

Bob said,

"Last

in more trouble than I can

ditch effort." Radford replied that

it is an idea. Bob mentioned that somebody would wake up and say,

"Hey -- Zunwaldt (phonetic)

-it off.". Radford sai,

phonetie?,

would

get a little upset. Say knock

"it's. à little higher thai Zunwaidi."

Bob said, "don't forget to vote for slick Dick."

Radford mentioned

that he had voted for him the last time.

Bob said that he hadn't.

Radford said that he (Radford) is the only person in the group

who voted for him.

Radford said that he thinks Dick has done all

right.

Bob asked if Radford planned to go in or wait until they

Radford said he would wait until they call.

Bob said that

he will tell the guy a good story if he shows up

"here."

There was no further pertinent information developed on

January 2, 1972.

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The Attorney General

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enc:)

IPT: 12b 3/18/75

USO SENATE SELECE COMMITTEE

ON INTELLICNC ACIVES (SSC)

Re 8/5/75 reG Of SSC for FBI naterials.: Encisd

is a meno for us aprovl & forwarding to the

Committee in respns to Item V in ref'd rea,

relating to access to screen material by 8/18/75

Also enclsd for us records is co of the memo

prepared" for the

Committee.

HI

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SSC Request, 8/5/75, Item V., Part I.

Employee

George A. Berley (retired)

Wilfred L. Bergeron (retired)

William D. Campbell

Richard W. Suter

William C. Tucker

Terry I. O'Connor

Current Assignment or

Last Known Address

4116 Dunnel Lane

Kensington, Maryland 20795

9306 Adelaide Drive

Bethesda, Maryland

FBI Headquarters

Laboratory Division

Houston Office

Washington Field Office

FBI Headquarters

External Affairs Division

Joseph Martin English (retired)

18 Eastmoor Drive

Silver Spring, Maryland 20901

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February 17, 1972

$

JuNE

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON

RE: SPECIAL ELECIRONIC SURVEILLANCE

REQUESTED BY THE WHITE HOUSE

You will recall that in connection with the leak of

highly classified and extremely sensitive White House documents

to Jack anderson, the wnute House requested that we unstutute

specral electronic surveillance coverage of the prime suspect;

Charles. E. Radford II, a Navy enlisted man who had access to the

documents and was personally acquainted with Jack Anderson.

The White House subsequently requested that we also

institute coverage of Robert I. Carroll and Georgianna M. Prince,

soil of whom were ucquaintances of Radford and possibly knowledge-

able concerning Radford's relationship with Anderson. Although

some significant information was developed initially

coverage of caroli, particularly doneering Radfords plan to

possibly contact the American Civil Liberties Union concerning

the manner in which Defense Department (or White House) investi-

gators had interrogated him on a lie detector.

Radford was subsequently transferred to Portland, Oregon,

however, and the coverage on Carroll and Prince has been mostly

negative in recent days.

on 2/17/72, Mr. David Young, of Mr.

John D. Ehrlichman's Office at the White House, advised that

the coverage of Robert I. Carroll and Georgianna M. Prince should

be removed due to lack of productivity. He requested that the

coverage we are maintaining at Portland and salem, Oregon be

continued,

however.

You will recall that we maintain coverage

of william Erank Morgan, Portland,

oregon, Radford's stepfather,

and on Radford himself at his residence and place of employment

in salem.

Accordingly, the coverage on Carroll and Prince was ordered

discontinued immediately and Washington Field Office advised that

it was discontinued at 9:45 AM on this date.

I will keep you fully of all developments in this case.

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JUNE

MEMORANDUM EOR MR. TOLSON

RE: SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

REQUESTED BY THE WHITE HOUSE

You will recall that in connection with the leak of

highly classified and extremely sensitive White House documents.

to Jack Anderson, the White House requested that we institute

special electronic surveillance coverage of the prime suspect,

documents ana was personally acquainted with jack Anderson, like

The White House subsequently requested that we also

institute coverage of 1

and

Both of whom were ucquaintances ofe

ana possibly knowledge-

able concerning!

''s relationship with Anderson.

Although

some significant information was developed initially from the

coverage oft

particularly concerning

a's plans to

possibly contact the American Civil Liberties Union concerning

she ma her in rio de ne de atment for trite fousel investi

was subsequently transferred to Portland, Oregon,

however,

and the coverage on

¿ and

has been

mostly

negative in recent days.

on 2/17/72, Mr. David Young, of Mr..

John D. Ehrlichman's Office at the White House, advised that

the coverage of d

should

be removed due to lack of productivity.

He requested that the

coverage we are maintaining at Portland and Salem, Oregon be

continued, however.

You will recall that we maintain coverage

• Portland,

oregon,

k's.stepfather,

and on

in Salem.

himself at his residence and place of employment

Accordingly, the coverage on

and

arscontinued immediately and washington irela

it was discontinued at 9:45 AM on this date, Pffice

WaS

ordered

advised that

I will keep you fully of all developments in this case.

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JUNE

MEMORANDUM EOR MR. TOLSON

RE: SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

REQUESTED BY THE WHITE HOUSE

You will recall that in connection with the leak of

highly classified and extremely sensitive White House documents

to Jack Anderson, the White House requested that we institute

special electronic surveillance coverage of the prime suspect;

The White House subsequently requested that we also

institute coverage of Robert I. Carroll and Georgianna M. Prince,

both of unom were acquaintances of Raâjora aná possibly knowledge-

able concerning Radford's relationship with Anderson. Although

some significant information was developed initially from the

coverage of carroll, particularly concerning Radford's plans to

possibly contact the American Civil Liberties Union concerning

the manner in which Defense Department (or White House) investi-

gators had interrogated him on a lie detector. (c)

Radford was subsequently transferred to Portland, Oregon,

however, and the coverage on Carroll and Prince has been mostly

negative in recent days.

On 2/17/72, Mr. David Young, of Mr.

John D. Ehrlichman's Office at the White House, advised that

the coverage of Robert I. Carroll and Georgianna M. Prince should

be removed due to lack of productivity. He requested that the

coverage de are maintaining at Portland and salem, oregon be

continued, however.

You will recall that we maintain coverage

of. William Frank Morgan, Portland, Oregon, Radford's. stepfather,

and on Radford himself at his residence and place of employment

in Salem.

(c)

Accordingly, the coverage on Carroll and Prince was ordered

discontinued immediately and Washington Field Office advised that

it was discontinued at 9:45 AM on this date. (C)

I will keep you fully of all developments

in this case.

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Гаплаку 24, 1972

JUNE

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON

RE: SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

LEAKS TO JACK ANDERSON

You will recall that just prior to Christmas we unstituted

electronic surveillance coverage of Charles E. Radford II, a Navy

Yeoman who was assigned to Admiral Moorer's Office at the White

House.

It developed that Radford had been examined on a polygraph

and it was detected that he had been in contact with Jack Anderson

and, according to the polygraph examiner, hadi guilty knowledge of

material being leaked to Anderson.

As result of coverage of Radford, tuo predominant names

Fem

emerged showing an unusual amount of interest in the investiga-

ion beingarroleted by Defende Department of Radford.

One was

Robert I.

•, who called radora frequently and discusse

in some detai, Radford's association with Jack Anderson and the

investigation being conducted. Our files indicated that Carroll

was at one time assigned to the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, and

had been in contact with a soviet Embassy official or employee.

The White House requested coverage of Carroll and we are

still monitoring his phone.

Carroll, in conversations with Radford,

kept referring to

a woman named Georgianna.

According to Carroll,

• Georgianna

advocated that Radford should not have submitted to polygraph

examination, and should get an attorney to protect his rights.

The White House subsequently indreated that the person referred

to as Georgianna was probably Georgianna M. Prince, a fairly high.

ranking state Department Official.

Our files indicate that one

Georgianna M. Prince had served in several U.S. Embassies abroad

and at one time was of interest to the Czechoslovakian Intelligence

Service, which was attempting to ascertain where Prince was

residing in virginia.

The White House requested coverage of Prince and we are

still monitoring her phone.

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MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON .

SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

LEAKS TO JACK ANDERSON

PAGE TWO

Shortly after the first of the year radford was

transferred to Portland, Oxegon. Coverage of his phone in this

area was of course discontinued. However, at the request of the

White House coverage was instituted on 1/11/72 of the residence

of Radford's stepfather in Portland, Oregon, Mr. William Frank

Morgan:

Information of possible significance to the White House

has been developed through coverage of the Morgan residence in

Portland, For examples Radford's wife, Ionne (pronounced lony),

telephoned Jack Anderson's residence in Bethesda and talked to

Anderson's wife. It was obvious from the conversation that the

Radfords and Andersons are more than just casually acquainted.

In a conversation between Mrs. Morgan and her daughter in

Portland, Mrs. Morgan revealed that one of the first things

Radford

did upon arrival in Portland was to call jack Anderson

and Let him know where he was.

In another instance a long distance call was received at

the Morgan residence very early in the morning. The operator

told Mrs. Morgan that Mr. Cole was calling Mr. Ronald Black at

the specific telephone number of the Morgan residence. The call

was cancelled when Mrs. Morgan indicated that she knew no one by

the name of Ronald Black.

While this call may have no significance

it is interesting to note that Jack Anderson reportedly has a

leg man named Cole.

The White House has now requested

that we institute coverage

of Radford both at his place t emploument and residence in salem.

Oregon when he finally moves there.

He will be at the Naval

Marine Corps Training Center at Salem, and has indicated he will

either buy or rent a place to live in salem. Radford at this

moment is visiting relatives in the seattle, Washington, area.

With the Director's approval we will institute the

coverage

requested by the White House.

I will keep you currently advised

of all developments.

É FROM DANO YOULlE, ASST, TO

EDÜCHMAN. YOUNG SAYS

W. MARK FELT

A.

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COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

LEAKS TO JACK ANDERSON

PAGE THO

Shortly after the first of the year

was suddenly

transferred to Portland, Oregon.

coverage of his

phone in this

ared was of course discontinued. However, at the request of the

White House coverage was instituted on 1/11/72 of the residence

of

i's stepfather in Portland, Oregon, Mr.

Information of possible significance to the Whute House

has been developed through coverage of the

residence in

Portland.

For example;

ys wife,

(pronounced

telephoned Jack Anderson's residence in

Bethesda and talked to

Anderson's wife.

It was obvious from the conversation that the

and Andersons are more than just casually acquainted. (o

In a conversation between Mrs.

and her daughter in

Portland, Mrs.

revealed that one of the first things

did upon arrival in portland was to call dack anderson

and let him know where he was. (C)

In another instance a long distance call was received at

the

residence very early in the morning. The operator

told Mrs.

• that Mo. Cole was calling Mr.

Ronald Black at

the specific telephone number of them

• residence. The .call

was cancelled when Mrs.

indicated that she knew no one by

the name of Ronald Black.

While this call may have no significance

it is interesting to pete

that Jack Anderson reportedly has a

leg man named Cole.

The White House has now requested

that we institute coverage

both at

his Place employment

..and

residence in salem.

oregon. when he finally moves there.

He will be.

at the Naval

Marine Corps Iraining Center at salem, and has indicated he will

either buy or rent a place to

live in. Salem.

at this

moment is visiting relatives in the seattle,

Washington, area.

With the Director's approval we will institute the coverage

requested by the White House.. I will keep you currently advised

of all developments. (C)

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ENRICHMAN. YOUNG SAKS

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SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

LEAKS TO JACK ANDERSON

PAGE TWO

Shortly after the first of the year radford was suddenly

transferred to Portland, oregon. Coverage of his phone in this

area was of course discontinued.

However, at the request of the

White House coverage was instituted on 1/11/72 of the residence

of Radford.'

Morgan:

Co stepfather in Poxtland, Oregon, Mr. William Frank

Information of possible significance tò the White House

has been developed through coverage of the Morgan residence in

Portland. For example, Radford's wife, lonne (pronounced Lony),

telephoned Jack Anderson's residence in Bethesda and talked to

Anderson's wife. It was obvious from the conversation that the

Radfords and Andersons are more than just casually acquainted. (C,

In a conversation between Mrs. Morgan and her daughter in

Portland, Mrs. Morgan revealed that one of the first things

Radford did upon arrival in Portland was to call Jack Anderson

and let him know where he was. (C

In another instance a long, distance call was received at

the Morgan residence very early in the morning.

The operator

told Mrs. Morgan that Mr. Cole was calling Mr. Ronald Black at

the specific telephone number of the Morgan residence. The call

was cancelled when Mrs. Morgan indicated that she knew no one by

the

name of Ronald Black.

While this call may have no significance

it us interestung to note that Jack anderson reportedly has o

ea man namea cole. re

The White House has now requested"

that we institute coverage

his place employment and residence in salem

oregon when he finally moves there.

Marine corps training Center at salem, and has indicated he will

either buy or rent a place to live in salem. Radford at this

moment is visiting relatives in the seattle, Washington, area.

With the Director's approval we will institute the coverage

requested by the White House. I will keep you currently advised

of all developments. (C)

FROM DAND YOULlE, ASST, TO

ENRICHMAN. YOUNG SAKS

W. MARK FELT

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CONFIDENTIAL

JUNE

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON

RE: SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

LEAKS TO JACK ANDERSON

Hou will recall that just prior to Christmas we instituted.

electronic surveillance coverage of a

a Navy

Yeoman who was assigned to Admiral Moorer's Office at the White

House. It developed that a

had been examined on a polygraph

and it was detected that he had been in contact with Jack Anderson

mad according to the polap mine had guilty knowledge of

As result of coverage of

two predominant names

emerged showing an unusual amount of interest, in

the investiga-

tion being, conducted by Defense Department of

One was

who called

frequently and discussed

in some detait

Is association with Jack Anderson and the

investigation being conducted.

Our files indicated that

was at one time assigned to the U.s. Embassy in New Delhi,

and

had been in contact with a Soviet Embassy official or employee. (o

still monitoring his phone.

The white House requested coverage of

and we are

in

conversations with

kept referring to

a woman named

According to

advocated that

should not have submitted to polygraph

examination, and should get an attorney to protect his rights.

The White House subsequently indicated that the person referred

was probably

a fairly high

ranking State Department Official.

Our files indicate that one

shad served in several U.S. Embassies abroad

and at one time was of interest to the Crechoslovakian Intelligence

service,

residing in hasina. copting to ascertain hara

WaS

still

monitoring her phone.

The white House requested coverage of a

and we are

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JUNE

MEMORANDUM EOR MR. TOLSON

RE: SPECIAL ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE

COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

LEAKS TO JACK ANDERSON

You will recall that just prior to Christmas we instituted

electronic surveillance coverage of charles E. Radford II, a Navy

Yeoman who was assigned to Admiral Moorer's Office at the White

House. It developed that Radford had been examined on a polygraph

and it was detected that he had been in contact with Jack Anderson

Lem

As result of coverage of Radford, two predominant names

emerged showing an unusual amount of interest in the investiga-

tron being=conducted by Defense Department of Radford.

One was

Robert I. Carroll, who called Radford frequently and discussed

in some detair Radford's association with Jack Anderson and the

investigation being conducted. Our files indicated that Carroll

The White House requested coverage of Carroll and we are

still monitoring his phone. (e)

Carroll, in conversations with radford, kept referring to

a woman named Georgianna.

According to Carroll, Georgianna

advocated that Radford should not have submitted to polygraph

examination, and should get an attorney to protect his rights.

The White House subsequently indicated that the person referred

to as Georgianna was probably Georgianna M. Prince, a fairly high.

ranking state Department Official. Our files indicate that one

Georgianna M. Prince had served un several U.S. Embassies abroad

and at one time was of unterest. to the Czechoslovakian Intelligence

Semice, whion was attemgting to ascertain here Prince was

residing in virginia.

The White fouse requested coverage of prinoe and we are

still monitoringherphone.la

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MR. TOLSON:

RE: CHARLES E. RADFORD II

At 12:30 p.m., 1-11-72, Attorney General Mitchell called

with further reference to the matter of the leak of confidential White

House memoranda to columnist Jack Anderson.

Mitchell said that this matter is far from resolved and

indications are now that other persons may be involved. He said that

Radford is still a prime suspect. Radford is presently en route to his

new duty station at Portland, Oregon, where he will be staying, at

least temporarily, with his step-father, Mr. William Frank Morgan,

5511 Southeast Mitchell Street, Portland, Oregon.

The Attorney General requested that telephonic surveillance

of Radford at his temporary location at the Morgan home be instituted

as quickly as possible. He requested that results be promptly furnished

daily to him and to Mr. John Ehrlichman at the White House.

It the Director approves, I will instruct Miller to take

the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly and to exercise

the same security precautions as before.

W. MARK FELT

v .

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MR. TOLSON:

RE:

At 12:30 p.m., 1-11-72, Attorney General Mitchell called

with further reference to the matter of the leak of confidential White

House memoranda to columnist Jack Anderson.

Mitchell said that this matter is far from resolved and

indications are now that other persons may be involved. He said that

is still a prime suspect.

¿ is presently en route to his .

new duty station at Portland, Oregon, where he will be staying, at

least temporarily, with his step-father, Mr.

Street, Portland, Oregon.

The Attorney General requested that telephonic surveillance

of

at his temporary location at the

→ home be instituted

as quickly as possible. He requested that results be promptly furnished

.. daily to him and to Mr. John Ehrlichman at the White House. (C)

If the Director approves, I will instruct Miller to take

the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly and to exercise

the same security precautions as before.

W. MARK FELT

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• RETURN TO ROOM 5744

MR. TOLSON:

RE: CHARLES I. RADFORD II

At 12:30 p.m., 1-11-72, Attorney General Mitchell called

with further reference to the matter of the leak of confidential White

House memoranda to columnist Jack Anderson.

Mitchell said that this matter is far from resolved and

indications are now that other persons may be involved. He said that

Radford is still a prime suspect. Radford is presently en route to his

new duty station at Portland, Oregon, where he will be staying, at

least temporarily, with his step-father, Mr. William Frank Morgan,

5511 Southeast Mitchell Street, Portland, Oregon.

The Attorney General requested that telephonic surveillance

of Radford at his temporary location at the Morgan home be instituted

as quickly as possible. He requested that results be promptly furnished

daily to him and to Mr. John Ehrlichman at the White House.

If the Director approves, I will instruct Miller to take

the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly and to exercise

the same security precautions as before.

W. MARK FELT

WMF:crt

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RE:

IUNE

At 5:35 p.m. on 1-4-72, Attorney General Mitchell called

concerning the matter of the leak of confidential White House memoranda

to columnist Jack Anderson..•

Mitchell said that this matter will be coming to a head in the

next two or three days and he felt the next 48 hours would 'be particularly

critical. He called attention to the fact that

, has. been

in extensive conversations with !

has offered

advice to?

*and has pumped him for information.

Among other

things, he suggested that

= go to the American Civil Liberties Union

to obtain a lawyer. He also suggested that

would have certain

administrative appeal rights in the Pentagon.

The Attorney General requested that telephonic surveillance of

be instituted as quickly as possible on his residence,

North

Street, Alexandria, Virginia, telephone

After clearing with the Director, I instructed Miller to take

the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly and to exercise the

same security as in the

case.

Dissemination within the Bureau will be on a strict need-to-

know basis.

The Attorney General requested that results of both the ‹

and

•surveillances be furnished daily to him and to John Ehrlichman

at the White House. (e)

We have previously ascertained that

in question is

probably identical to a former military enlisted man who at one time was

attached to the Embassy at New Delhi, India, and was contacted by Soviet

Attache on 7-26-68.

The conversation between

and

would

indicate that

is now retired.

(e)

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MR. TOLSON:

RE: ROBERT T. CARROLL.

IUNE

At 5:35 p.m. on 1-4-72, Attorney General Mitchell called

concerning the matter of the leak of confidential. White House memoranda

to columnist Jack Anderson.. '

Mitchell said that this matter will be coming to a head in the

next two or three days and he felt the next 48 hours would be particularly

critical. He called attention to the fact that Charles E. Radford has been

in extensive conversations with Robert T. Carroll. Carroll has offered

advice to Radford and has pumped him for intormation. Among other

things, he suggested that Radford go to the American Civil Liberties Union

to obtain a lawyer. He also suggested that Radiord would have certain

administrative appeal rights in the Pentagon.

The Attorney General requested that telephonic surveillance of

Carroll be instituted as quickly as possible on his residence, 1603-B North

Van Dorn Street, Alexandria, Virginia, telephone 931-2427.

After clearing with the Director, I instructed Miller to take

the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly and to exercise the

same security as

in the Radford case.

Dissemination within the Bureau will be on a strict need-to-

know basis. The Attorney General requested that results of both the Carroll

and Radford surveillances be furnished daily to him and to John Ehrlichman

at the White House.

We have previously ascertained that Carroll in question is

probably identical to a former military enlisted man who at one time was

attached to the Embassy at New Delhi, India, and was contacted by Soviet

Attache on 7-26-68. The conversation between Radford and Carroll would

indicate that Carroll is now retired.

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MR. TOLSON:

RIE: ROBERT I CARROLEA

JUNE

At 5:35 p.m. on 1-4-72, Attorney General Mitchell called

concerning the matter of the leak of confidential White House memoranda

to columnist Jack Anderson....

*;

Mitchell said that this matter will be coming to a head in the

next two or three days and he felt the next 48 hours would be particularly

critical. He called attention to the fact that Charles E. Radford has been

in extensive conversations with Robert T. Carroll. Carroll has offered

advice to Radford and has pumped him for information. Among other

things, he suggested that Radford go to the American Civil Liberties Union

to obtain a lawyer. He also suggested that Radford would have certain

administrative appeal rights in the Pentagon. (c)

The Attorney General requested that telephonic surveillance ot

Carroll be instituted as quickly as possible on his residence,

1603-B North

Van Dorn Street, Alexandria, Virginia; telephone 931-2427.

(c)

After clearing with the Director, I instructed Miller to take

the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly and to exercise the

same security as in the Radford case. (C)

Dissemination within the Bureau will be on a strict need-to-

know basis. The Attorney General requested that results of both the Carroll

and Radford surveillances be furnished daily to him and to John Ehrlichman

at the White House. (c)

We have previously ascertained that Carroll in question is

probably identical to a former military enlisted man who at one time was

attached to the Embassy at New Delhi, India, and was contacted by Soviet

Attache on 7-26-68. The conversation between Radford and Carroll would

indicate that Carroll is now retired. (C)

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Mr. Felt -

Mr. Rosen

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Mr. Bishop

Mr. Miller, E.s.

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Casper

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Bates

Mr. Tavel

Mr. Walters

Mr. Soyars

Tele. Room

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandy

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON:

RE: CHARLES ERADFORD II

Electronic surveillance of the telephone service

of Radford was actuated at 10:30 AM this date. I so

advised the Attorney General orally.

The Attorney General pointed out he would be out of the

city over the Holidays and requested that during his absence any

significant developments be forwarded to Mr. Ehrlichman at the

White House. He also requested to be personaliy adviseu vi

any major development. I told him this would be done.

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Mr. Casper.

JUNE

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Mr. Dalbey -

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Bates _

Mr. Tavel-

Mr. Walters

Mr. Soyars -

Tele. Room

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandy

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON:

RE:

Electronic surveillance of the telephone service

of

-was actuated at 10:30 AM this date. I so

advised the Attorney General orally. (C)

The Attorney General pointed out he would be out of the

city over the Holidays and requested that during his absence any

significant developments be forwarded to Mr. Ehrlichman at the

White House. He also requested to be personally auvisea vi

any major development. I told him this would be done.

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Mr. Felt

Mr. Rosen

*Mr. Bishop

Mr. Miller, E.S.

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Casper

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Bates

Mr. Tavel

Mr. Walters

Mr. Soyars

Tele. Room

Miss Holmes

Miss Gandy

MEMORANDUM FOR MR. TOLSON:

RE: CHARLES E: BRADFORD II

Electronic surveillance of the telephone service

of Radford was actuated at 10:30 AM this date. I so

advised the Attorney General orally.

The Attorney General pointed out he would be out of the

city over the Holidays and requested that during his absence any

significant developments be forwarded to Mr. Ehrlichman at the

White House. He also requested to be personally auvised vi

any major development. I told him this would be done.

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Agency Checks

Information has been received from the following

governmental agencies indicating their files contain either

no record or no additional pertinent information concerning

Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Civil

Service Commission; House Committee on

Internal. Security; United States. Secret

• Service; Defense Central Index of Investi-.

gations, Fort Holabird, Maryland; Naval

Investigative Service,

Naval Intelligence

Command; Central Intelligence Agency;

Defense

Intelligence Agency; and the

saragine

National Security Council.

"The central files of the FBI, including the files of

,the Identification Division,

contain no additional pertinent

-Information concerning Mr.

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OFFICE &. THE DIRECTOR

!! •

LiNALD STATES DEPARTATENI OF STICE

• FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGION, D.C. 20535

November 10, 1970

THE INVESTIGATION OF MR.

. COVERED INQUIRIES

IN: THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES AS TO HIS

CHARACTER, LOYALTY,

AND GENERAL STANDING, BUT NO INQUIRIES WERE MADE AS TO THE

SOURCES OF HIS INCOME.

I. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

Birth

Mr

was born on June 9, 1943, in Modesto,

California.

Education

HX .

attended high school in Loyalton and

Downieville, California, from September, 1957, to June, 1961,

when he was graduated.

HI.

attended Sacramento City College,

Sacramento, California,

from September, 1961, to November,

1961, when

he withdrew.

MI.

attended the University of Nevada,

Reno, Nevada, during January and February, 1963. He withdrew

from this university in February, 1963.

Employment and Military Service

While attending high school,

Mr.

worked part-

time as a laborer in Downieville, California.

December, 1961, to

Clerk, Media Records,

September, 1962

Incorporated, San Francisco,

California

September, 1962, to

March, 1963

Kitchen helper, Saint Mary's

Hospital, Reno, Nevada

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• March,

1963,

to

July,

1963

Laborer, Feather River

Lumber Company, Loyalton,

California

No records are available to establish the exact

dates of Mr.

's employment with Saint Mary's Bospital,

Reno, Nevada,

and the Feather River Lumber Company, Loyalton,

California.

•However, persons interviewed said he was so

employed..

Mr.

enlisted in the United States Navy on

July 9, 1963,

and has served on active duty with the

"United

states Navy since-that-time."Mr.

• holds the

rank of yeoman.

He is currently assigned in a clerical

capacity to the Office of Admiral R. C. Robinson, United States

Navy, a sentor staff member with the National Security Council,

Washington, D. C.

Marital Status

his -wife,

and

their two children,

reside in Apartment

Virginia.

at

• II. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

Interviews

, and

Street, Arlington,

Twenty-seven persons, consisting of associates,

acquaintances, former and present co-workers and supervisors,

references, and neighbors, were interviewed.

They advised

MI.

• is a loyal American whose character, loyalty;

reputation, and associates are above reproach.

He was described

as a conscientious, reliable, and hardworking young man. He was

highly recomnended

for a position of trust and confidence.

Persons acquainted with other members of his family stated they

are reputable individuals whose loyalty to the United States is

above reproach.

Close Relatives

In addition to his wife and two children, previously

mentioned, Mr.

has the following close relatives:

Father

Loyalton, California

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Stepmother

Stepfather

Mother

Loyalton, California

Portland, Oregon

•Portland, Oregor

United States AlI FOrCe

United States Air FOICE

Modestee

Brothes

Half brother

Raddeed Far bor-

Half sister

Portland, Oregon

"Credit and Arrest Checks

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.: Information has. been received from the appropriate

credit reporting agencies indicating their files contain either

no record or

no additional pertinent information concerning

MI:

Information has been received from the appropriate

law enforcement agencies in the continental United States

indicating their files contain no record concerning hi.

or his close relatives.

Passport Record

The records of the Passport Office, Department of

State, indicate MI.

was issued an official passport

on April 24, 1967, for travel to India on official business

for the Department of the Navy.

These files contain no

derogatory information concerning him.

Security Clearance

The records of the Defense Intelligence Agency indicate

HI.

1970,

was granted a top secret clearance on September 22,

which 1s still active.

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Charles Edwaid Radford II

Agency Checks

Information has been received from the following

governmental agencies indicating their files contain either

no record or no additional pertinent information concerning

Mr. Radford:

Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Civil

Service Commission; House Committee on

Internal Security; United States Secret

• Service; Defense Central. Index of Investi-

gations, Fort Holabird, Maryland; Naval

Investigative Service, Naval Intelligence

Command; Central Intelligence Agency;

52.

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Defense Intelligence Agency; and the

National

1 Security Council.

"The central files of the FBI, including the files of

-the Identification Division, contain no additional pertinent

"Information concerning Mr. Radford.-

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RE: CHARLES EDWARD RADFORD II

JUNE

148 CLAGETT, SOUTHWEST

WASHINGTON, D. C.

On 12-22-71 Attorney General Mitchell personally instructed

me to institute, after clearing with you, telephone surveillance of captioned

individual, telephone number 561-8384.

Mr. Mitchell said that this instruction came directly from

President Nixon. Mitchell called attention to the Jack Anderson column

of Tuesday, December 14, 1971, wherein disclosures were made of

conversations between the President and Henry Kissinger and between

Kissinger and other high officials at the White House and the State

Department. Mitchell said they believed Radford was the leak to

Anderson of this information. He explained that both Radford and

Anderson are members of the same church and that their respective

wives are closely associated in church work. According to Mitchell

Radford is a Navy Yeoman 1st Class assigned to the Joint Chiefs of

Staff and responsible for frequent contact with the White House and

the National Security Council.

Mitchell advised that the President was gravely concerned

, over this matter and was anxious to ascertain the full extent of the security

breach. He said that no prosecution was contemplated. He inquired as to

whether 1 felt physical surveillance would be productive. I indicated that

while it might be productive it might also be very dangerous because if

Radford became aware of the same and furnished this information to

Anderson even more damaging columns could result. The Attorney

General agreed.

The Attorney General requested to be advised on a day-to-day

basis of developments in this case. . I advised him that reports would be

made directly to him and that the matter would be handled on a strict

"need-to-know" basis in the Bureau.

After clearing with you, I instructed Miller to personally contact

SAC Kunkel of the Washington Field Office and instruct that the desired

coverage be instituted as quickly as possible. I instructed Miller and told

'ENCLOSURE

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matter be limited on a strict "need-to-know" basis. I told Miller that

summaries prepared for the Attorney General should be blind and no

tickler copies should be made. One yellow copy should be made for

personal retention by me under maximum security in my office.

Attached is a copy of the Jack Anderson column for Tuesday;

12-14-71.

W. MARK FELT

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Bay of Bengal

By Juck anderson

relationship with Pakistan's tion for you this afternoon,"| gent

appeals from Keuneth

dynamic

President

Yahya

promised Assistant State Sec.

1 dangerous controntation

Than.

Keating, the American Amb:5-

retary Joseph Sisco.

sador in Ney Delhi, that die

is developing between Sovict

iIr. Nicon, accordingly, has

«IVe have to take action,"

U.S, should be carful not io

and American naval Îcrces in

ordered his crisis team, known pressed Kissinger: "The Presi-

alienate India.

the Bay of Bengal.

formally as the Washinglon dent is blaming me, but you

Hc reported that he had re-

President Nison has erdered Sppeial Action Group, to find

"people are in the clear."

ceived

psisonal

assurances

a naval task iorce into those

says short of dircet interven-

"That's

ideal!" retorted

from Indian Foreigu Minister.

troubled waters as a restraint tion

to

upon India. Now heading for

help

Pakistan.

the

Sisco cheerily.

Swaran Singh not oniy tiat

hush-bush sroup,

headed by

the Bay of Bengal are the air-

presidential

policymaker

There was discussion about the populace welcomed the

Henry

Rissinger,

has

been

a statement that had been pre-

liheration of East Pakistan but

craft carrici Erterprise, am-

micating

almost daily in the pared for Ambassador George

that India had no intention cê

phiblous assault ship Tripoli,

White

House's fabled secret

Bush

to deliver at the U.N. annexing the conquered le:ti-

guided missile frigate King, Siluation Ruout since the Indi-

and guided missile destroyers?

an-Pakistani outbreak.

Kissinger thought it was "too tory. India has no wish, said.

evenhanded" and ought to be

Singh, to provide, "even a

Parsons, Decatur and Tartar Nixon's Secret Ire

tougher on India.

Sam.

To maintain a diplomatic

semblance of Indian adminis-

At the Dec. 3 mceling Kis-

•balance, Sisco suggested that;

tration" but would permit the

At the same time, Soviet

singer sacited: "I'm getting

economic steps could be taken Bengalis to rule themselves.

naval ships have bean spotted

hell every half-hour from the

against India but that similar

In another, secret message,

steaming into the Bay of Ben-

President tat we're nol being

moves against Pakistan should

Keating sharply disputed &

gal ostensibly to bolster India,

tough enougin on India. He has

¡be announced as "under Ic-

Even more ominous, intelli-

just

called

again.

tie vian"

story put out by tie lilite

gence reporis claim that So-

dossn't believe we're carrying

"It's hard to tilt toward Pak-

House about the Indian-Peki-

viet technicians are aboard In- out his wishes. He wants to

istan," grumped Kissinger, "ir stani develouments.

"i have tharle then foragini

dian naval craft that have at-

tilt in favor of Pakistan. He we have in tuais eresy

tacked

Pakistant harbor

and

feels cverything are do comes dien

step

with a Pakistan

comments," he concluded, "in

the full knowledge that i may

shore installations. U.S., Brit- out otherwisc."

step."

ist!

and other foreign

mer-

not have been prisy io all tie

important facts of inis irag-

chant ships have been hit in

man of the

edy. On the basis of what I do

these attacks.

Staff, reviewed the militir,

At the nest secret meeting

know, I do not believe those

Rockets fired from under situation. ClA Chice Richard on Dec. 1, Kissinger reported

elements of the (White House)

the

ocean have also

been

Helms also reported what his.

that the President was still

story either add to our posi-

tracked. The Parisian Nary

agents had found out about

fuming over the gentle treat-

tion or, perhaps more impoi-

has urgently renuested U.S.

the fighting.

Then Kissinger

ment u.s.

spokesmen werc

tantiy, to our credibility."

halD in

determiring whether

brought up

the United

Na- giving India.

It would be ironic i Richard

the rockets could have beenitions.

*Ine Presidant is ander the

Nixon, who mounted the molit-

launched from • Soviet sub-

"If the U.. can't overate in

illusion' that he is giving in-

ical soapbox in times past to

marine.

this kind of situation eites-

structions,",

said

Kissinger,

accuse the Democrats of "jo5-

Inside

the White

House,

tively." he arowied,

"Its utilit?'

"not that he is meraly being

ing" China to the Commuaists,

meanwhile,

the President has hus coms 10 an.end, aud it i, kept apprised of affairs as

shouid be responsible

for

made no attent to hide his usaless to think of U3Y. guar they progress."

pushing India into eager Su-

favoritisti

for

Pakistan.

Hejantres in te alicale Last?

meanchile, has

Fist arms.

has developed a ciose personali

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appeals froin Keneth

ashamic. President

promised Acsistant Släte Sec-

Keating, the American Ambas

1 dangerous confrontation

Than.

relary Joseph Sisco.

sador in Ney Delhi, that the

is developing between Soviet

Mr. Nison, accordingly, has

"We have to take action,"

U.S. shouid be caroful not io

and Amcrical nival forces in

ordered his crisis team, known pressed Kissinger. "The Presi-

alienate India.,

the Bay of Bengal.

forrally as the Washinglon

dent is blaming me, but you

He reported that he lad re

President Nixon lias erdered Spocial Action Group, to find

"people are in the clear."

a • val task iorce into tuosa

ways short of direct interven-

from Indian Foreign Minister.

_bled iraters as a restraint

Sisco cheerily.

Swaran Singh not only that

in India. Now heading for

hush-hush group, headed by

e Bay of Bengal are the air-

[eSidential

policymaker

There was discussion about

the

populace welcomed the

Henry

Kissinger,

*has

been

a statement that had been pre-

liberation of East Pakistan but

raft carrici Erterprise, am:

meeting almost

daily in the

pared for Ambassador George

that India had no intention of

hibious assault ship Tripoli,

White House's fabled secret

Bush to deliver at the U.N.

annexing the conquered leri-

sided missile frigate King,

Siluation Room since the Indi-

und guided missile destroyers

ar-Pakistani outbreak:

Kissinger thought it was "tooltory. India has no wish, said

evenbanded" and ought do be

Singh,

to provide. "even a

Parsons, Decatur and Tartar

Sam.

Nixon's Secret Ire

tougher on India.

To maintain a diplomatic

semblance of Indian adminis-

At the Dec. 3 meeting Kis.

At the same time, Soviet

•balance, Sisco suggested that

tration" but. would permit the

singer snorted: "I'm gotting

economic steps could be taken

Bengalis to rule themselves.

naval ships have been spotted

hell every half-hour from the

against India but that similar

In another secret message,

steaming into the Bay of Ben-

President trat we're not being

moves against Pakistan should

Keating sharply disputed a

gal ostensibly to bolster India.

tough chougn on India. He has

be

announced as "under re-

Even more ominous, intelli-

just

called

me

again.

view."

story put out by the White

gence reporis

that So doesn't believe we're carrying

meet too care aboat She dot his withes. Tee wants to

"It's hard to tilt toward Pak-

House about the Indiar-Paki-

istan," grumped Kisinge in

stani developments.

dina haval crait that have at tilt in favor of Pakistan. He me have iu saicis erery

"I have made the forespira

tacked Pakistani harbor and feels cierything are do comes

Cian

step

with

• a Pakistan

comments," he concludca, "in

the full knowledge that I may

shore installations. U.S., Brit-lout otherwise."

step."

not have boen privy to all tie

and other forsign

Ado. Thomas Moorer, chair-

chant ships lave beca hit in mar of the Joint Chiefs or U.5. Too Gentle? -

imporlant facts of this irag-

edy. On the basis of what i do

these attacks.

Stalf, reviewed the military

it the next secret meeting

Know, I do not believe those

Rockets fires from under situation. CIA Chick Richard

on Dec. 1, Kissinger reported

clements of the (rhite House)

the ocean have

also

been Helms also reported what his

that the President was still

story either add to our posi-

tracked. 'The Pakistani Navy

agents had found out about fuming over the gentle treat-

tion or, perhaps more imper-

has urgently requested U.S.

the fighting. Then Kissinger

ment U.S. spokesmen were

tantiy, to our credibility."

help in determiring whether

brought up the United

giving India.

• It would be ironic it Richard

the rockels could have beenitions.

"Ine President is under the

Nixon, who mounted the polit-

launched from = Soviet sub.

"It the U.N. can't overate in

illusion' that he is giving in-

ical soapbox in times pust 10

marine.

this kind of situation eifec-

structions,"

said kissinger, laceuse the Demourats of "Iss-

Inside

the White

House, lirely." he growied, "its utility

"not, that he is merely being

ing" Chine to the Contalasts,

meanwhile, the Fresident has hus come 10 an end, and it in kept apprised of affairs as shouid be responsible for

made no aiterapt to hide his/useless to think of US. Zuar they progress."

favoritism

for

Pakistan.

Hejantees in fle Micale Last."

has developed a ciose personali

"¡fe'll

Tare a racchaNCLOSURE veror, meanwhile, has pushing India into eager So-

sarded sevcral secret, ur viet arms. •

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relationship

Pakislan'sy tion for you this afternoon," sent appeals from Kichnoth

promised Assistant State Sec.

Keating, the American Amb?5

1 dangerous confrontation

retary Joseph Sisco.

sador in New Delhi, that Mis

developing betreen Sovict

Afr. Nicon, accordingly, has

"We have to take aution,"

U.S. shonid be calciul not lo

and Aincrican saval forces in

ordered his crisis team, knotsn

pressed Kissingel. "The Presi-

the Bay of Bengal.

formally as the Washinglon

dent is blaming me, but you

HIc reported that he had re-

President Nison las ordered Spacial Action Group, lo fia pauple are in thie clear."

•ceived

personal

assurances

a naval task iorce into those

raj's short of circet interven.

"That's

ideal!"

retorted

from Indian Foreign Mlinister

tronbled waters as a restraini

tion

lo

help Pakistan.

"I'ha

(Sisco checrily.

Swaran Singh not only tiat

upon India. Now huading for

lush-hush group, headed bi

the Bay of Bengol are the air-

presidential

policsmater

Ihore was discussion about

the populace welconca the

Ilenty

leissinger,

a sin'ement that had been pre.

liberation of Last Pakistan but

craft carrici Erterprise, am:

ricoting almost daily in the

pared for Ambassador George

that India had no intention of

phiblous assault ship Tripoli,

House's fabled secret

Bush to deliver at the U.N.

annexing the conquered torti-

guided missile frigate King,

Situation Room since the Indi-

and guided missile destroyers

32-Pakistani ouibreak.

Kissinger thought, it was "too tory. India has no wish, said

Parsons, Decatur and Tartar

crenhanded" and ought to be, sigh, to provide. "even ?

Nixon's Secret Ire

tougher on India.

To maintain a diplomatic

semblance of indian adminis

At the Dec. 3 mceting Kis-

At the same time, Soviet

balance, Sisco suggested that!

tration" but would vermit the

singer snorted: "I'm gotting

¿conemic steps could be taken Bengalis to rule theniselves.

naval ships have bean spotted

hell every half-hour from the against-India but that similar

In another secret messaõe,

steaming into the Bay of Ben-

President that we're nol being

mores against Pakistan should

gal ostensibly to holster India,

touga encusin on India. Fle has be announced as "under re.

Keating sharply disputed a

story put out by the lili'e

Even more ominous, intelli-

House about the Indiar-Weki-

gence reporis claim

dossn't believe were carrsing

"It's hard to tilt toward Pak-

viet teamicians are abnard In-lout his wishes. He wants to! istan," grumped Kissinger, "if

stani developments.

dian naval craft that have at tilt in favor of Pakistan. He ne hare iu maici every

tacked Pakistani harbor and

feels crersthing ire do comes

dian step willi a Pakistan

comments," he concludeu,

"i:

the full knowledge that i may

shore instailations. U.S., Brit-

not have been prity to all lie

and other forsign

chant ships have been hit in

Adri. Thomas bloorer, chair: U.S. Too Gentle?.

important facts of inis irag-

man of the Joint Chiefs of;

edy. On the basis of what J. du

these atlacks.

Staff,

reviered the military

it the next secret mecting

know, I do not believe ficee

Rockets fired from under situation. CIA Chief Richard on Dec. *, Kissinger reported

elements of the (White Ilouse)

the

ocean have

also been Ilelms also reported what his

that the Presicent was still

story citier add to our pesi.

Lacked. The Palistani Nary

agents had found out about

fuming over the gentle trea

tion or, perhaps more innor-

has urgenily requested U.S.

tie

fighting, Then Kissinger ment U.S,

spokesmen were

tantly, to our credibility."

help in dotermiring iicther

brought up the United

Na-l

giving India.

• It would be ironic if Richard

the rockels could lave beenitions.

"The President is under the

Nixon, who mounted the polit-

launched from • Sovict sub-

"If the U.ii. can't operate in 'illusion' thet he is giving in-

ical soapbox in times past to

marine.

this kind ci situation ciles-

structions,"

said Kissinger,

acclise the Democials of "105-

Insiac

the White

House, firoly." he growied, "its utiity "not that he is merely being

meanwhile, the Fresident hasihua come 10 am.end, aud it in kept apprised of affairs as

ing" China to the Communists,

Shouid

be

responsible

for

made no aiterant to hide hisusaless to think of U.S. guar they prugress."

favoritisin

has develope are person antoin let r

I pusuing India into cager So-

Sixon, meanshiic, has

Bell-HIcClure indicate

Misers,!

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OFFICE G.

THE DIRECTOR

D STATES DEPARTMENT OF

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

TICE

November 10, 1970

CHARLES EDWARD RADFORD II

THE INVESTIGATION OF MR. RADFORD COVERED INQUIRIES

IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES AS TO HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY,

AND GENERAL STANDING, BUT NO INQUIRIES WERE MADE AS TO THE

SOURCES OF HIS INCOME.

I. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

Birth

Mr.. Radford was born on June 9, 1943, in Modesto,

California.

Education

i...

Mr. Radford attended high school in Loyalton and

Downieville, California, from September, 1957, to June, 1961,

when he was graduated.

Mr. Radford attended Sacramento City College,

Sacramento, California, from September, 1961, to November,

1961, when he withdrew.

Mr. Radford attended the University of Nevada,

RenO, Nevada, during January and february, 1963. He witharew

from this university in february, 1953.

Employment and Military Service

While attending high school, Mr. Radford worked part-

time as a laborer in Downieville, California.

December, 1961,

to

Clerk, Media Records,

September, 1962

Incorporated, San Francisco,

California

September, 1962,

to

March, 1963

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Hospital, Reno, Nevada

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Charles Edward Radford. II

March; 1963, to

July, 1963

Laborer, Feather River

Lumber Company, Loyalton,

California

No records are available to establish the exact

dates of Mr. Radford's émployment with Saint Mary's Hospitäl,

Reno, Nevada, and the Feather River Lumber Company, Loyalton,

California. •However, persons interviewed said he was so

employed.

Mr. Radford enlisted in the United States Navy on

July 9, 1963, and has served on active duty with the

United States Navy since-that time. Mr: Radiord holds the

rank of yeoman.

He is currently assigned in a clerical

capacity to the Office of Admiral R..C. Robinson, United States

Navy, a senior staff member with the National Security Council,

Washington, D. C.

Marital Status

Mx. Radford; his wife, Tonne Buckles Radiord, and

their two children, Natasha and Charles Edward Radford

III,

reside in Apartment I at 1006 North Quincy Street, Arlington,

virginia.

1 II. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION --

Interviers

Twenty-seven persons, consisting of associates,

acquaintances, former and present co-workers and supervisors,

references, and neighbors, were interviewed.

They advised

Mr. Radford is a loyal American whose character, loyalty,

reputation, and

associates are above reproach.

He was described

as a

conscientious, reliable,

and hardworking young man. He was

highly recommended

for a position of trust and confidence.

Persons acquainted with other members of his family stated they

are reputable individuals whose loyalty to the United States i5

above reproach.

Close Relatives

In addition to his wife and two children, previously

mentioned, Mi. Radford has the folloring close relatives:

Father

Edward I. Radford

Loyalton, California

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Charles Edward Radford II

Stepmother

Stepfather

Mother

Brothes...m

Grace Snyder Radford

Loyalton, California

William F. Morgan

Portland, Oregon

Emma Cadwell Morgan

•Portland, Oregon

James L. Radford

United States Air Force

Half-brother

-William F. Morgan, JI.

United States Air

'FOICE

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Nancy Morgan Dale

Portland, Oregon

4:.

eas Born

Half sister

Credit and Arrest Checks

.: Information has. been received from the appropriate

credit reporting agencies indicating their files contain either

no record or no additional pertinent information concerning

Mr: Radford.

Information has been received from the appropriate

law enforcement agencies in the continental United States

indicating their files contain no record concerning Mr. Radford

or his close relatives.

•÷÷.

Passport Record

The records of the Passport Office,

e, Departnent of

State, indicate Mr. Radford was issued an official passport

on April 24, 1967,

for travel to India on official

business

for the Department of the Navy. These files contain no

"derogatory information concerning him.

Security Clearance

• The records of the Defense Intelligence Agency indicate

HI.

Radford was granted a top secret clearance on September 22,

1970, which is still active.

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Charles Edward Radford II

Agency Checks

Information has been received from the following

governmental agencies indicating their files contain either

no record or no additional pertinent information concerning

MI. Radford:

Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Civil

Service Commission; House Committee on

Internal Security; United States Secret

Service; Defense Central Index of Investi-

gations,

Fort Holabird, Maryland; Naval

Investigative Service, Naval Intelligence

÷ =e

Command; Central Intelligence Agency;

245÷177

Defense Intelligence Agency; and the

National

Security Council.

#aSS*'"The central files of the FBI, including the files of

the Identification Division; contain no additional pertinent

Information concerning Mr. Radford.

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OFFICE Fi.

THE DIRECTOR

D. STATES DEPARTMENT OF J

"FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. D.C. 20535

ГІСЕ

November 10, 1970

CHARLES EDWARD RADFORD II

THE INVESTIGATION OF MR. RADFORD COVERED INQUIRIES

IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES AS TO HIS CHARACTER, LOYALTY,

AND GENERAL STANDING, BUT NO INQUIRIES WERE MADE AS TO THE

SOURCES OF HIS INCOME.

I. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

Birth

...

Mr.. Radford was born on June 9, 1943, in Modesto,

California.

Education

in.

MT. Radford attended high school in Loyalton and

Downieville, California, from September, 1957, to June, 1961,

when he was graduated.

MT. Radford attended Sacramento City College,

Sacramento, California, from September, 1961, to November,

1961, when he withdrew.

Mr. Radford attended the University of Nevada,

Reno, Nevada, during January and february, 1963. He withdrew

from this university in February, 1963.

Employment and Military Service

While attending high school, Mr. Radford worked part-

time as a laborer in Downieville, California.

December, 1961,

to

Clerk, Media Records,*

September, 1962

Incorporated, San Francisco,

California

September, 1962, to

March, 1963

Kitchen helper, Saint Mary's

Hospital, Reno, Nevada

148

•CLAGET.

ST

CLAGET COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF

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Charles Edward Radford II

March;

1963, to

July,

1963

Laborer, Feather River

Lumber Company, Loyalton,

California

No records are available to establish the exact

dates of Mr. Radford's émployment with Saint Mary's Bospital,

Reno, Nevada, and the Feather River Lumber Company, Loyalton,

California. •However, persons interviewed said he was so

employed.

Mr. Radford enlisted in the United States Navy on

July 9, 1963, and has served on active duty with the

United

States Navy since-that: time.

Mr. Radford holds the'-

rank of yeoman. He is currently assigned in a clerical

...

capacity to the Office of Admiral R.. C. Robinson, United States

Navy,

a senior staff member with the National Security Council,

Washington, D. C.

Marital Status

MI. Radford, his wife, Tonne Buckles Radford, and

their two children, Natasha and

Charles Edward Radford

III,

reside in Apartment 1 at 1006 North Quincy Street, Arlington,

Virgipia.

• II. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

Interviews

Twenty-seven persons, consisting of associates,

acquaintances, former and present co-workers and supervisors,

references, and neighbors, were interviewed.

They advised

Mr. Radford is a loyal American whose character, loyalty,

reputation, and associates are above reproach. He was described

as a conscientious, reliable, and hardworking young man. He was

highly recomnended

for a position of trust and confidence.

persons acquainted with other members of his family stated they

are reputable individuals whose loyalty to the United States is

above reproach.

Close Relatives

In addition to his-wife and two children, previously

mentioned, Mr. Radford has the following close. relatives:

rather

Edward I. Radford

Loyalton, California

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Charles Edward Radford II

Stepmother

Stepfather

Mother

Brothes :.:

Grace Snyder Radford

Loyalton, California

William F. Morgan

Portland, Oregon

Emma Cadwell Morgan

Portland, Oregon

James L. Radford."

United States Air Force

Half-brother.

_William F. Morgan, Jr.

United States Air

FOrCe

Readerd say Brin

Half sister

Nancy Morgan Dale

Modesto.

Portland, Oregon

Credit and Ärrest Checks

- Information has. been received from the appropriate

credit reporting agencies indicating their files contain either

no record or no additional pertinent information concerning

• HI: Radford.

Information has been received fron the appropriate

law enforcement agencies in the continental United States

indicating their files contain no record concerning Mr. Radford

or his close relatives.

Passport Record

The records of the Passport Office,

, Department of

State, indicate Mr. Radford was issued an official passport

on April 24, 1967,

for travel to India on official business

for the Department of the Navy.. These files contain no

derogatory information concerning him.

Security Clearance

/. The records of the Defense Intelligence Agency indicate

Mr. Radford was granted a top secret clearance on September 22,

1970, which 1s still active.

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CLASSIFIED, BY

EXEMPT FROM GDS CATEGORY_

CONFIDENTIAL

12-22-71

TO THE DIRECTOR:

RE: CHARLES EDWARD RADFORD II

JUNE

148 CLAGETT, SOUTHWEST

WASHINGTON, D. C.

On 12-22-71 Attorney General Mitchell personally instructed

me to institute, after clearing with you,

telephone surveillance of captioned

individual, telephone number 561-8384.

Mr. Mitchell said that this instruction came directly from

President Nixon. Mitchell called attention to the Jack Anderson column

of Tuesday, December 14, 1971, wherein disclosures were made of

conversations between the President and Henry Kissinger and between

Kissinger and other high officials at the White House and the State

Department. Mitchell said they believed Radford was the leak to

Anderson of this information. He explained that both Radford and •

Anderson are members of the same church and that their respective

wives are closely associated in church work.

According to Mitchell

Radford is a Navy Yeoman Ist Class assigned to the Joint Chiefs of

Staff and responsible for frequent contact with the White House and

the National Security Council. (c)

Mitchell advised that the President was gravely concerned

over this matter and was anxious to ascertain the full extent of the security •

breach. He said that no prosecution was contemplated. He inquired as to

whether I felt physical surveillance would be productive. I indicated that

while it might be productive it might also be very dangerous because if

Radford became aware of the same and furnished this information to

Anderso a sven re damaging columns could result, The Attorney

The Attorney General requested to be advised on a day-to-day

basis of developments in this case. I advised him that reports would be

made directly to him and that the matter would be handled on a strict

"need-to-know" basis in the Bureau.

After clearing with you, I instructed Miller to personally contact

SAC Kunkel of the Washington Field Office and instruct that the desired

coverage be instituted as quickly as possible. I instructed Miller and told

him to instruct Kunkel that the number of individuals. having access to this

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matter be limited on a strict "need-to-know" basis. I told Miller that

summaries prepared for the Attorney General should be blind and no

tickler copies should be made. One yellow copy should be made for

personal retention by me under maximum security in my office.

Attached is a copy of the Jack Anderson column for Tuesday;

12-14-71.

W. MARK FELT

CONFICENTIAL

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CLASSIFIED BY

EXEMPT FROM GDS CATEGORY!

sara maie

TO THE DIRECTOR:

RE:

GUNnIDENTAL

JUNE

SOUTHWEST

WASHINGTON, D. C.

On 12-22-71 Attorney General Mitchell personally instructed

me to institute, after clearing with you,

telephone surveillance of captioned

individual, telephone number

(e)

Mr. Mitchell said that this instruction came directly from

President Nixon. Mitchell called attention to the Jack Anderson column

of Tuesday, December 14, 1971, wherein disclosures were made of

conversations between the President and Henry Kissinger and between

Kissinger and other high officials at the White House and the State

Department. Mitchell said they believed

_was the leak to

Anderson of this information. He explained that both f

and •

Anderson are members of the same church and that their respective

wives are closely associated in church work. According to Mitchell

ris a Navy Yeoman Ist Class assigned to the Joint Chiefs of

Staff and responsible for frequent contact with the White House and

the National Security Council. (e)

Mitchell advised that the President was gravely concerned

over this matter and was anxious to ascertain the full extent of the security

breach. He said that no prosecution was contemplated. He inquired as to

whether I felt physical surveillance would be productive. I indicated that

while it might be productive it might also be very dangerous because if

§became aware of the same and furnished this information to

Anderson even more damaging columns could result. The Attorney

General agreed. (e)

The Attorney General requested to be advised on a day-to-day

basis of developments in this case. I advised him that reports would be

made directly to him and that the matter would be handled on a strict

"need-to-know" basis in the Bureau.

ENCLOSURE

After clearing with you, I instructed Miller to personally contact

SAC Kunkel of the Washington Field Office and instruct that the desired

coverage be instituted as quickly as possible. I instructed Miller and told

him to instruct Kunkel that the number of individuals. having access to this

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matter be limited on a strict "need-to-know" basis. Itold Miller that

summaries prepared for the Attorney General should be blind and no

tickler copies should be made. One yellow copy should be made for

personal retention by me under maximum security in my office.

Attached is a copy of the Jack Anderson column for Tuesday;

12-14-71.

W. MARK FELT

CONFIDENTIAL

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FROM

SUBJ' iT:

B

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAX, 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES COVERNMENT

Memorendum

1.

Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

1 - Mr. T. J. Smith

DATE:

6/14/73

EMI

JUNE

: T.

mith T]

CHARLES EDWARD RADFORD II

SENSITIVE COVERAGE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE

COVE - ESPIONAGE

3

Gaonaiania M

Although completely unrelated in any way to prior requests

of the Whìte House for electronic surveillance coverage of White House

aides and newsmen from 1969 - 1971 in connection with leaks of highly

classified national security intormation, captioned matter also related to

electronic surveillance coverage of individuals at the specific request of

the White House. Because of the very sensitive nature of the matter, it is

being given a code word "COVE". Espionage" and all records and documents

relating to the matter will be képt in the Associate Director's Office with

access limited to inose persuns who have received prior individual approval

from the Director, Associate Director or the Assistant Director in charge of

the Intelligence Division. Although index cards will be maintained in the

general indices of the Bureau, and index cards will be filed in the Special

Electronic Surveillance indices, no abstracts will be prepared except in

correspondence to and from the field and memoranda dated from this date

forward.

Mr.. Felt

Mr. Baker

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Gebhardt

Mr. Jenkins-

Mr. Marshall

tiller, Fis

Soyars

Mr. Thompson.

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Baise

Mr. Barnes

Mr. Bowers

1

Mr. Herington

Mr. Conmy -

Mr. Mintz

Mr. Eardley

Mrs. Hogan

The genesis of this matter is as follows: On 12/22/71, the

Attorney General, John N. Mitchell, personally contacted Mr. W. Mark Felt,

who was then the Deputy Associate Director, and instructed him to i

institute, after clearing with Mr. Hoover, a telephone surveillance of MCT-31

Charles Edward Radford 1l, a Navy Yeoman Ist Class assigned to the Joint

Chiefs of Staff. Mr. Mitchell said that this instruction lame directly from #510

President Nixon. He called attention to the Jack Anderson column of '!

12/14/71, Wherein disclosures, were made of conversations between the

President and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger and between Dr. Kissinger apG JUN 18 1973

other high officials at the White House and the State Department.

Mitchell said they believed Radford was the leak to Anderson

of this information. He explained that both Radford and Anderson are

members of the same church (Mormon) and that their respective wives

SiT

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

were closely associated in church work. Radford was responsible for

frequent contact with the White House and the National Security Council.

It was later determined that Radford had been brought to Washington by

Admiral Moorer, and he was in a position to be privy and have access to

the type of data being leaked. He had previously worked for Admiral Moorer.

It was also subsequently learned unofficially that Radford had

already been confronted by Navy investigators concerning the leaks and

had, as a matter of fact, already been given polygraph tests concerning

the leaks and his association with Jack Anderson. The FBI was not

requested to conduct any investigation of the leaks; only to place electronic

coverage on Radford.

Mr. Mitchell told Mr. Felt that the President was gravely

concerned over this matter and was anxious to ascertain the full extent

of the security breach. He said that no prosecution was contemplated.

Mr. Mitchell inquired as to whether Mr. Felt believed physical surveil-

, lance might be productive and Mr. Felt replied that it might be productive,

but also might be very dangerous because if Radford became aware of the

same and furnished this information to Jack Anderson even more damaging

columns could result. Mr. Mitchell agreed.

The Attorney General requested to be advised on a day-to-

day basis of developments in this case. Mr. Felt told Mr. Mitchell that

reports would be made directly to him and that the matter would be

handled on a strict "need-to-know." basis in the Bureau.

After clearing with Mr. Hoover, Mr. Felt instructed you to

personally contact the SAC, WFO, and instruct that the coverage be

instituted as quickly as possible. You were also told to instruct the SAC,

WFO, that the number of individuals having access to this matter be

limited on a strict "need-to-know" basis. Mr. Felt instructed that

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

summaries prepared for the Attorney General should be blind and no

tickler copies, should be made. One yellow copy was to be made for.

personal retention of Mr. Felt under maximum security in his office.

These instructions were modified shortly thereafter so that the original

, blind memorandum was sent to the White House in a sealed envelope.

addressed to "Honorable John D. Ehrlichman - Eyes Only." A copy was

prepared for the Attorney General, and a yellow file copy for Mr. Felt's

retention.

Only one copy of the logs were prepared by WFO and these

were delivered on a daily basis in a sealed envelope to you marked in

such a manner that it wouid be opened only by you. He recoru was

maintained of the installation by WFO. Only the SAC, Robert Kunkel,

and Coordinating Security Supervisor, Courtland J. Jones, were fully

knowledgeable in WFO concerning the coverage. I was the only one in

the Intelligence Division besides yourself who knew of the coverage. I

reviewed the logs and prepared the summaries, and I always hand-

carried them to Mr. Felt, the Director's Office, the Attorney General's

Office and handed the sealed envelope over to the Liaison Agent for

delivery to the White House. On two or three occasions, I personally

delivered the sealed envelopes to the White House and turned them over

to David Young, who was on Mr. Ehrlichman's staff. As a matter of

record, these envelopes were delivered to Young's office by the Liaison

Agent. We know for a fact that Young was reviewing the summaries and

he personally informed us that he furnished the summaries to Ehrlichman.

Electronic surveillance coverage was instituted on Radford's

residence on 12/23/71. In line with the policy which was in effect at

the time, a leased line letter was prepared for delivery to the C & P

Telephone Company, and this letter was signed by Mr. Hoover.

It was quickly determined that Radford was in fact in touch

with Jack Anderson. On 12/23/71, Radford called the Anderson

residence to turn down a Christmas day dinner invitation. Radford's

wife, Tonne, on 12/24/71 told an acquaintance that they were not going

out to where they had been invited; that this was the main problem

why they (the Radfords) got into trouble.

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford lI

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

The coverage on Radford resulted in determination that

Radford was yery close to a Robert T. Carroll, and that he freely

discussed the leak of information with Carroll. It was determined

from Bureau files that Robert I. Carroll was probably identical to

Robert T. Carroll, who had been assigned to the Defense Attache's

Office in New Dehli, India, and had been contacted by Soviet Attache,

Valentin I. Ilyintsev, 7/26/68. This information was reported to the

White House and the Attorney General.

• On 1/4/72, the Attorney General called Mr. Felt and said

that the matter involving Radford would be coming to a head in the next

two or three days and that he (Mr. Mitchell) feit that tne folowing 48

hours would be particularly critical. He called attention to the fact that

Radford had been in extensive conversations with Robert T. Carroll;

that Carroll had offered advice to Radford and had pumped him for

information. Among other things Carroll suggested that Radford go to

the American Civil Liberties Union to obtain a lawyer. The Attorney General

requested that a telephone surveillance of Carroll be instituted as quickly

as possible on his residence. Dissemination was to be handled the same,

on a strict need-to-know basis. After clearing with Mr. Hoover, Mr. Felt

instructed you to take the necessary steps to obtain this coverage promptly

and to exercise the same security in effect with Radford.

On 1/11/72, the Attorney General called Mr. Felt with

further reference to the matter of the leak of confidential White House

memoranda to columnist Jack Anderson. Mr. Mitchell said that this

matter was far from being resolved and indications were then that other

persons may be involved. He said that Radford was still a prime suspect.

Radford was presently en route to his new duty station at Portland Oregon,

and he would be staying temporarily with his stepfather, William Frank

Morgan. The Attorney General requested that a telephone surveillance

of Radford at his temporary location at the Morgan home be instituted as

quickly as possible. He requested that results be promptly furnished

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radiora I1

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

daily to him and to Mr. John D. Ehrlichman at the White House. Upon

Mr. Hoover's,approval, Mr. Felt instructed you to obtain the coverage

promptly and to exercise the same security precautions as before.

In reviewing logs of conversations of Robert T. Carroll,

Carroll, in conversation with Radford, kept referring to a woman named

Georgianna. Georgianna told Carroll that Radford should not have

submitted to a polygraph examination and should get a lawyer to protect

his rights. David Young at the White House subsequently advised that the

Georgianna referred to was probably Georgianna M. Prince, a fairly

high-ranking State Department official. Our files revealed that one

Georgianna M. Prince had served in several Ü. S. Empassies auruau

and at one time was of interest to the Czechoslovakian Intelligence Service,

which was attempting to ascertain where Prince was residing in Virginia.

David Young requested that coverage be placed on Georgianna M. Prince,

and he indicated that the request came from John D. Ehrlichman with the

concurrence of the Attorney General. Coverage on Prince was instituted

1/14/72.

Coverage of Radford in Portland, Oregon, was productive in

that it established that the Radfords were still in contact with Jack Anderson,

although the conversations were innocuous in nature. In a conversation

between Mr. Morgan and her daughter in Portland, she revealed that one

of the first things Radford did upon arrival in Portland was to call Jack

Anderson and let him know where he was.

Radford was then transferred permanently to the Naval Reserve

Training Center at Salem, Oregon, and David Young requested that we

institute electronic surveillance (wiretap) coverage of Radford both at his

place of employment and his residence. Young assured us that the Attorney

General concurred. In order to effect coverage at the Naval Reserve Training

Center, it was necessary to place coverage on three separate lines going

into the Naval Reserve Training Center. However, no calls were monitored

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Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

which were obviously not directed to or from Radford. Even so, a large

volume of traffic was handled. Coverage was instituted on the Naval

Reserve Training Center lines 2/4/72, although no calls were monitored

until opening of business on 2/7/72 when Radford was scheduled to report

for duty. Coverage was instituted on the residence of Charles Edward

Radford II on 2/15/72.

On 2/17/72, David Young advised that coverage of Robert T.

Carroll and Georgianna M. Prince should be removed because of lack of

productivity, but that the coverage maintained at both Portland and Salem,

Oregon, be continued. Accordingly, the coverage on Carroll and Prince

was removed on 2/17/72.

Subsequently, at the request of David Young at the White

House, coverage on the Naval Reserve Training Center in Salem, Oregon,

and on William Frank Morgan, Radford's stepfather in Portland, Oregon,

was discontinued 4/11/72. The coverage on Radford's residence continued,

however. The coverage on Radford was finally discontinued on 6/20/72,

following the Supreme Court decision in the Keith case. It was not

discontinued on 6/19/72, as others falling under the Keith rule had been,

since we were awaiting a decision from the White House.

Although we felt at the time that the Radford case fell within

the meaning of the Keith rule, and so stated to the White House at the time,

a reexamination of the facts surrounding the coverage relating to leaks such

as those involved in the Radford coverage has resulted in a conclusion that

this coverage would not have been affected by the Keith decision, inasmuch

as such coverage was in furtherance of efforts by the President to protect

national security information, which function was excepted in the Keith

decision.

It is to be noted that in connection with wiretaps placed in

this instance, no written authority was ever obtained from the Attorney General.

The initial request came from the Attorney General in personal instructions

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to Mr. Felt. Each was then approved by Mr. Hoover. Reports prepared

from review of the logs were delivered to the Attorney General as well as

the White House, so there was no question at any time that the Attorney

General was not aware of the coverage. Propriety of the coverage was

never in doubt at any time. It was unquestionably related to the national

security, and the necessity for maintaining the fewest possible records

relating to the coverage was obvious. This was the reason why no letter

was sent to the Attorney General requesting and getting individual written

approvals. This was the reason the coverage was reported by blind

memorandum on unwatermarked bond paper. This was the reason the

records were retained under heavy security in Mr. Felt's Office. This

was the reason that only a very few persons were privy to the coverage.".

The possibility of our coverage being leaked to Jack Anderson was very

real and very great. At the time, some of the Bureau's tightly held matters

were appearing in public print and the need for secrecy was apparent.

It is to be noted that following John N. Mitchell's resignation

as Attorney General, no further reports relating to the coverage were

delivered to the Attorney General's Office. Mr. Felt inquired of Attorney

• General Kleindienst if he desired to continue to get the reports and he

replied in effect that he did not know anything about the coverage and did

not want any reports relating to it.

Insofar as other records maintained, there were no records in

the electronic indices. However, Mr. Hoover instructed that the number

of wiretaps be included in the overall number of wiretaps which was a part

of his testimony before the Appropriations Subcommittee, and a part of

the total number which had a definite ceiling. In other words when the total

number of wiretaps permitted by Mr. Hoover at any given time included one

of the Radford wiretaps, other national security taps were reduced by this

number.

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. That an espionage case file be opened on this case and that

it be hereafter referred to by the code word "COVE - Espionage."

2. That upon being serialized and indexed, this file be

maintained in the Associate Director's Office under secure conditions and

that access to the file be limited to those who have received prior approval

of the Director, Associate Director or Assistant Director, Intelligence Division.

3. That in accordance with procedures approved in connection

with prior file on White House-requested wiretaps in 1969-1971, no abstracts

be made except as described herein.

4. That index cards be prepared for inclusion in the Bureau's

general indices, and that indexing be done by the Intelligence Division.

.

5. That index cards be prepared by the Intelligence Division

from the logs of coverage in this case for inclusion in the Special Electronic

Surveillance indices maintained by the Special Investigative Division.

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Charles Edward Radford II

Sensitive Coverage for the White House

COVE - Espionage

6. That no dissemination be made of information contained in

this file or from the coverage related thereto without prior authorization of

the Director, Associate Director or Assistant Director, Intelligence Division.

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IV-A

ABSTRACTS OF EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

MEMORANDA FROM 1/1/60 to PRESENT

Acros getto Mice Epati

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EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO 7015ON-

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TOLSON

CUTIVES CONFERENCI

I ,L,I. N. A. INVESTIGATIONS

Legal

Attache of Havana Office raised question

1' it advisable for agents personal firearms be:

In connection with studies of NA procedures, it

kept in office ale in Havana Office.

has been suggested that the fingerprints of NA

was presented to Exec. Conf. and opinion was

applicants be searchead in the Identification

Bur, revolvers be returned

to the sod and should

have a bup oned cevolver kept in vault of offield

Division before the applicant arrives at the

Academy-in this way the fingerprints could be

of Legat. On 1/26/60 matter was re-presented to

searched

while the investigation is being conduct

Cont, and was unanimously decided that Legats /this matter was presented to heExecutives

should have Bur. owned revolver kept in vault,

conferaace 1/26/60 unanimously agreed &

• that

Legats other.

than alba have owned firearms for

the same procedure utilized in regard to New Agent

be used Be for na air applicants..

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

F.B.I.N.A. INVESTIGATIONS

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JKM:AMJ 2/16/60

EXFCUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECTITY VES CONFERENCE

Conference on 2/15/60 considered the matter rel

ating to methods for improving the Bu's suggest-

In conn with studies of National Academy

ion nrogram. Specifically, names of Bu employees

procedures. It has been suggested that the

who have had suggestions adopted be listed in

fIngerprints of NA applicants be searched in the

Investigator each month & establish a club made

Ident. Div before the applicant arrives at the

up of employees who had received incentive awards

Academy. In this way the fingerprints could be

of $300 for suggestions adopted. Unanimously

searched while the investigation is being conduct rejected by conference.

ad. This matter was presented to Executives Conf.

1-26-60, unanimously agreed that the same prodid-

ure utilized in regard to New doent anniliante

ід::

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

FBI LAW ENFORCEMENT

BULLETIN TELENtES

Executives Conference considered your suggestion

regarding the advisability of sending the FB.:

Law Enforcement Bulletin to all persons on the

Special Correspondents& List.

was unanimous in recommending that the suggestio

be adopted, 1.e.,

the Law Enforcement Bulletin

bo sent to all persons on the Special List.

"OK. E."

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GT.T: vh. 4/7/60

FXEC ITTVE CONFERFNCF

FXFCUTIVES COUFERFNCE

conference on 4/6/60, MI. Trotter brought up for

discussion the one the scene relations b the

FRI disaster squad

with press and relatives.

Majority view is that the already established

policy of answering press & relatives inquiries

ater next of kin notified, should continue

"as is".

"I share the majority view, H"

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4/8/60 AR: 1h

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

MR. TOLSON

10P JEWEL THIEF PROGRAM •

Addressed to Mr. Tolson. The Conference unanimous In view of the successful procedures being fol-

ly recommends that the number of non-Bureau wantedowed in connection with the Top Jewel Thief Pro-

oynotices published each month in th Law Enforcemengram, the Miami Office recommends thut It be ex-

Bulletin Insert be doubled -from current figwe ofended to the point where we concentrate on a

30 to 100, and that wanted notices for the fo lowselected "Top Three"

ing additional offenses be considered for pub. icabe completely covered with continuous twenty-four

tion; forgery, receiving stolen goods, confidencepous coverage until the thief is arrested and evi

games, narcotic law violators, any felonious sex dence is obtained which will rasult in successfu

offense, any felonious gambling offense and parolprosecution or some reason exists which would be

chinarilaufor no longer concentrating on this

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4-6-60

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

At the Executives Conference held on 4/6/60, con

sisting of Messrs. Tolson, Mohr, Parsons, sermon

Callahan, Deloach, Malone, McGuire,

Rosen, Tamm

Trotter,

Ingram and Clayton, consideration was

siven to the question of affording tours to

police officials who attend the General

Assembly of Interpol, which is to be held In

WDO, 10/10-15/60.

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3/28/60

"XECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

DDRESSED TO MR. TOLSON. The Executives Confer-

ince of 3/23/60, consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

Ingram, Parson, DEloach, Edwards, Clayton, Tamm,

cowles, Monr,

Callahan,

Rosen and Belmont con~

Jidered the revision for FD-253 which is the for'm

axecuted by SA when theyare making payments in re

sponse to asseusment against the Agents Insurance

"und and on which they set forth the beneficiary

designated to feed Receive the money provided by

this fund.

MASHRUNAR

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The Executives Conference to Mr. Tolson

SUGGESTION #812-60

SUBMITTED BY IRENE W. DEN-

ion, IDENTIFICATION DIV.

Ex Conf 6/1/60 consisted of Messrs. Tolson, Mohr,

Parsons, Clayton, Ingram, Callahan, Deloach, McGuir:

Rosen, Tamm, Trotter & Malone. Considered sugg that

female emps be used as tour leaders. Conf unanimously

opposed idea.

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5-24-60

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO

MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conterence of May 23, 1960,

consisting of Mesgrs. Mohr, Trotter, Clayton,

Belmont, Rosen, Parsons, McGuire, DeLoaCh,

Rogers Ior Malone and Callahan, pursuant to the

Director's instructions reevaluated the Bu

policy of furnishing transportation to radio

operator personnel ya via Bu car assigned

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6/9/60

XECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The

Execubives Conference on 6/7/60 considered

She suggestion submitted by Mr. B. J. White,

Chief of the Physics and Chemistry Section

of the

Laboratory that the name of the F.B.I. Laboratory

be amended to chl/ the

"F.B.I. Laboretories.

"I DO NOI APPROVE. H."

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66-2554-12751

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

E THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

" O.K. H."

Conference considered supplemental Instructions

se plan of operation to handle bomb threats In

BU space with particular reference to regular

working hours. Conference unanimously approved

position as hereto fore outlined in memos

6/73/60 and 5/26/60/

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Miss Gandy called & said she wanted to pass

along for r consid the idea that all the congrat

let & numerous comm resolutions coming in with

regard to BBINA ann, might be nice to put them

bound vol & keep them where visiting firemen

old see them, Mr. Mohr iddicated this shld be

taken up at

•Exec. Coni. ADDENDUM: JFM:hd 7-21-60

ON 7-20 considered & recom unsn against.

Siegestion encl.

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F.W. WAIKART TO MC GUIRE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

MEMOS

Reg Prof Paul A. Freund, Harvard Law Sch, 7/25/5r

Addr to AG ref Bn for views on lifting restric o

access

to ac's FBI repts & memos cont in old Dep

of Just files stored in Nat'I Archives, which re

stric impeding Freund's prep of kiRIXe HIS

Recom attach reply

Indic restric

cont--Bu rep wa rev FBI mat aft sep from Just f1:

by Arch on reg & lurn pert noncompoom inio, il

any. ADDENDUN FWW:neb 8/1/66 Ex Donf unan approv

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8/16/60

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of August 15, 1960, consisting

of Meszrs. Parson, Deloach, Tanm, Callahan, Walkart,

Malone, Rosen, Clayton, Bowles, Sizoo and Mohr, considered

the present group life insurance benefits available to

¡ Bureau employees under the Special Agents Mutual Benefit

Association and considered the possibility of extending

these benefits.

SINT DIRECTOR, 8/17/60..

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TARNATT

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9/12/65

EXEUTIVES CONFERENCE

MIRXXZORSON

LXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

SUGGESTION #53-51 BY

h. O. BLY, FOR INDOCI-

RINATION COURSE ON

COMMUNISM

We should use our speciziled knowledge to help

educate key government exeuctives on the

strategy and tactics of communism.

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XeLE 10/3/60

EXECUTIVES SPURNING

CONFERENCE

Addressed to Mr. Tolson. On 9/28/60 the

Executives Conference considered a suggestion

proposing that when files over 20. years old

are destroyed in the field the corresponding

index cards should be destroyed.

Under the present procedure, the Index cards

are retained in the field office.

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82

ISRiap I1/16/60

Executives Conference to The Director

:. FBI NA ASSOCIATES

On 11/14/60 Conference cons question affairs NA4 being

carried on by delegates meeting biannually in Wash.

Delegates chosen by number pd-up-dues members in

chapter, 'expenses for delegates & Bd. Officers pa by NAA

treasury. All except Mr. Tamm approved. He rec dissolv

ing natni organization & carry on activities thru state &

i regional chapters. Constitution prvids electn officers by

mal vote. I Director approves majority view, revised

Constitution will be drawn up for approval. Ist meeting Bot

to be held till 1962 since Lane just elevated to presidency.

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PROTO, NO MR./ TOLSON

11/14/60 QT: )MG

MAY DIN

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

INON/ EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE CONFERENGE

11/14/60, Executives Conf: consisting of Messi's

Parsons,

Callahan, Mohr, Deloach,

Belmont, ote.

condidered quest. of conducting Sound Iraining

Schools in 1961.

The lab. Is noted, had suggast.

that 2 or 3 Schools be held in 'al.

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150.20-

/ Executives Conference memo to the Director

RE: SMOKING IN BUREAU SPACE

Cavel made survey're smoking in Bu space after Crypt.

Coction, Lab. Div., empl. raised complaint Downing could

imoke at desk but other empls. cannot. Rules exist. at SOG

•e smoking set out. RECOMMEND: 1. No change in pres.

ile prohibiting female empls from smoking in any work.

"ree during work. hrs; 2. no change in rule pr hibiting

smoking in work areas during work hrs Ident Div space &

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of 1/30/61, considered

a proposal made by Mr. Tavel as a result of his

inspection of the Laboratory Div. that the pro-

cessing of certain diplomatic traffic by the

Cryptanalysig

Unit be discontinued. "I WILI GO

ALONG FOR TIME BEING BUT W WANT THIS OPERATION

RE-EVALUATED IN 6 MOS. AS NO REAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

HAVE BEEN ATTAINED FOR SOME TIME. H"

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Mr. W. C. Sullivan proposed a plan to publish

certain selected items from past issues of Hat

Nationwide Criminal Activities let in a booklet

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3-24-61

EXECULIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

ATTORNEY GENERSI, 'S LIST

OF ORGANIZATIONS

DESISNATED PURSUANT TO

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10450

The Executives Conference on 3-22-01, consisting

of liessrs, lolson, farsons, Mohn, Belnont,

Callahan, Conrad, Evans, Malone,

Loser, Clayton, Ingram and Deloach considered

the matter of forwarding copies of the Al's 115t

es on the

of subversive organiz. When specifically reg. oy

1110n in Director

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JEM:hCU

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The executive conferenc of 4/19/61 consisting

If Hessrs. Tolson, Parson, Mohr, Deloach, Ingram

Callahan, Frotter,

Rosen, Si200, EVaRS,

clayton,

"hite Tavel and Malone,

considered a proposal

=de by the Laboratory in regard to the use of an

cutomatic bullet reloading machine The executive

confeence was of the unanimous opinion that the

safety factor involved in using factory loaded

ammunition. Rec. that the magnimatic reloading

equipment not be utilized by the bureau.

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EYCUNIVES

CONFERENCE

The conference considered a sude. Bede by an Ad

Ausi. in the ofi. of the Ve Att. at Denver, Colc

Which had been forwarded to the

Bu. by S. A.

Andretto,

Adnin. Ass1. AG. Sul. made reter to thi

Bu's work in locating probation violators in cas.

wheroin the offense was wlthin the jurisdiction :

of the FlI and suggests that the Bu undertake th

invesil, of all probation violatos cases regard-!

less of

the juriediction Involved in the origina"

orrense.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

In let from former clerical emp. of DN Office he

indic. had attended 1960 Christmas party of DN

Div. which was hold outside office & Mr. 'olson

indic. thought outside functions had been stopped

& Executives Conferenos should consider this to

which the Dir. agreed. Memo on which hir. Tolson

made indic. pointed out is no blanket prohibition

of Bu social sffairs outside Bu spaoe. Restrictio

placed on anniv. & going away parties

by SAC Let

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10/9/61

The Executives ConferencetoriEs Barteron

SECURIFT -SENTEBINFRNG.

Conf of 10/9/61 considered proposition as to whether

certain phase Sec. In-Serv. shid be cont'd. Seminar dis-

cussions held at Riddell Bldg. unanimously favored.

RECOM: That unanimous view of Exec. Conf. be

approved. If approved, curriculum will be arranged

so that class will start 4:30 p.m. at Riddell blag.

& terminate 6 p.m. there.

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3/13/62 ERC:DSS

EXECYTIVES CONFERENCE MEMO TO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Mr. Tolson adv conf he had noted some delays in

handling correspondence. Current rule requires

mail be handled within 2 work days after rect in

Div. Mr. Tolson rec replies be completed the day

following rect in Div. Messrs. Belmont, Mohr, Calla-

han, Conrad, DeLoach, Malone, Sullivan, Tavel and

Trotter voted against this rec and Messrs. Tolson,

Evans, Rosen and Clayton voted in favor thereof.

Depending on Dir's views, appr action will be taken.

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EXECUTTVE COTFFRENCE

EXECUTT VES CONFERENCE

xecutives Conference of 10/4/61 considered

a

merestion submitted by SAC LYNIM of Dallas

mich arose out of his attendance at one of the

jivil. Rights Refresher Courses: That twice each

ear at firearms training, all agents receive

raining in basic riot control maneuvers. Conf.

nanimously opposed. 200 men have already been

anproved to receive complète course of

crowd COntIOL

"OK - H"

MAY 21 1962

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MAY 3

1962

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4-6-62

MeTolson from thex

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Executives Conference

TXXXXXXXXXXXX

Exec Conf of 4-5-62 consist of Tolson, Mohr, Trotter,

Tavel, Clayton, Belmont, Malone, Conrad, Rosen, Sullivai

DeLoach, Stanley for Evans, and Callahan.

Subj was the

SAC Letter requiring keys to Bu space be turned in by all

Bu personnel. REC: That attached SAC Let go forward

FLOOD GALLI

XX

SLCUTTY TIM, CERTAINLY WEAKENS OUR OVER-ALI

4/10/02

66-2554-12771

LMD

JIM: Im

-LECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

mccutive cont. re introd. or daily zpts will

nean annual preparation of over a million add.

pleces of paper. During De inspectior time study i

unts. per day solely for purpose filling out

daily rpt.. Maintain #3 Locator Card poor substi-

tute for daily rpt. #3 Locator Card designatel

what an Agt. plans to do during day. Daily lip-:

records what Agent has actually done. With daily

there is good

solid basis for checking

Azt's performance.

"ок. н.

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

By letter 4/19/62, Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson, US

Rep. to UN wrote Dir that Victor von Hagen,

well known writer about Latin Am, had writen

him about desire of Mayor (prob. Major)

Alberto Mariaca, a senior Peruvian police

office, to attend the FBINA.

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DEs, seatson KirKEn dunecutines Cont. EXECUTIVES

XECUTIVES CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE

Exec. Conf. considrd suggestion submtd by clerical

empl J. Thos Kegg that pr policy on 20-yr & over

anniversaries be changed. Mirty of conf unanimously

concurred policy as it now exists shld remain in effect.

Shla Dir. concur, there is attached approp. akengmt to

Mr. Kegg of his suggestion. "o. K. H."

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consisting of.

by dị then

located

such a project even if unwanted to so etc.H"

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HITFEwmd 5/15/62

EXCUTIVES CO'FERENCE

given background of studies currently being made

particularly told that IACP is currently trying

to negotiate new contract with Agency for Inter-

national Development to permit IACP to establish

International Police College. "I think No. 1 is

OK. Let us get this over to AID as set forth in

I would not make mention of

the rest of No.2.

I also approve No. 3 after

clearance on No.l. - H"

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Employees i should not conduct joint investigatio

with other bu personnel without official

permission such permission may be granted by the

pertinent supervisor or in a resident agency by t

the senior resident Agent. When employees in

resident agencies are granted & such permission

they should show the joint investigation in their

daily reports.

Approval of the daily reports

by the senior resident Agent shall serve as

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THE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

*SUPERVISION- GENI

"OK, H. "

#::688411690

The attached matter conc.

the transmission of

material of to the Div. of Records of the Dept.

was discussed at the Executives Conf. on 6/7/32.

In view of

the tremendous voluem of rep. going

to the dept. there does not appear to be any

need for any change in te the precedure, infe

which is presently in existence. TB By

the same

token, the FBI upon receipt of memo from the

Dept. of Justice routes the Memo to the

appropriate officials in the FBI.

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7/5/62

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO EXECUTIVES

TOLSON

CONFEBENCE

The Executives Conference on 7/5/62, consisting

of Messrs. Evans, Deloach, Callahan, Corad,

no 213162,

Bowles, Stanley Rosen Edwards, Clayton Wick

and you considered the problem of destruction

of correspondence from persons known to have

mental aberrations.

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES BONNER&N

CONFERENCE

I share the majority's views. H."

This is a report about the procedure regarding

the use of Bureau automobiles in traveling as to

from work on the part of the fixa firearms

staff at Quantico and

by certain radio peisonnel

assigned to duties at Midland ands and sw Sowego

radio

stations in Virginia and the radio station

in the san Diego Division.

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CÓNTINÉNC

CONFERENCE

The conference considered the i inclusion of

special page inthe L.E.B. made up of material

similar to that which ins now published in the

Nationwide Criminal Activities memo. Conference

was of te unamimous belief that the value to the

BU to be gained from inclusion of carefully

selevted material, properly highlighted, warrent.;

the asoption of this proposal.

If the dir. ADDIS

approves, apprépriate action will be promptly

taken.

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AR:ers 6/26/62

727440.

the Executives Conference

Executives

Conference

Matter Under Consideration By The Conference.

The Executives Conference considered the sugges

tion that where a case has been presented to the

J. S. Attorney for an opinion and he has declin..

ed to authorize prosecution, te the opinion of

the USA should be furnished to the Dept. of

Justice.

Present Rule-(A) Confirmatory Letters

to USA Where Prosecution Declined. Etc.

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2-11-63

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENC

Exect. Conf of 2/11/63 considered question of

whether "possibles" (perfect scores) fired dur-

ing regular field firearms training shd

be count

ed as qualifying agts for possible Club. Sulliva:

in favor of restricting memberships to açts who

shoot possibles at Quantico after requestins per-

mission to do so Majority recom'd opening member-

ship to agts who shoot possibles during reg fic-

Id firearms trainigg REC: That membership

In FBIR.

Poss. Club be given to agt who shoots a perfect

on Practical Pistol Course during regular

firearms

training on a record

run.

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3-6-63

IXSCUTIVES CONF: TO

EXECUIIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

DILE & INICTOR

The Executives Conference of 1-14-63, sonsisting

The Executive Conference of March 6, 1963,

of licssrs, Tolson Mohr, Clayton, Belmont, Trotto: consisting.of Mesars. Tolson, Mohra

Callahan,

Tavel, Callahan,

clayton, D Ioach, Evans, Rosen, Tavel, Trotter,

Coirad, Rosen and sizoo considered the question

Edwards for Gele, $1200

for Sullivan and Felt for

of whother or not section chiefs in the various

Casper considered a proposal of the Training

divisions at the sod, irrespective of their

grade and salary should be required to attend

101700120

Delvision for a new type ofAdvanced Firearms

In-Service training. Majority share the view It

Training to be afforded Agents.

"оК". н.

would be advantageous

it share this vlew, fant

require attendance.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE:

It was pointed out to the Conference that the

*BIRA officers feel that in general the rules ni

the previous contests were sound and should be

continued with the exceptionor the 1011Owing

changes which should be made. "OK"

H.

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3-7-63

CLYDE TOLSON

THE LXLCOIIVES CONFERTNCH

•see

conference considered rec of Inves sex

siy that recovery be

TOCOrOCO LOI HIM D1IiCe aS 1I

nsult . DIr stated "it is absolutely Imperative

what each & every statistical item be comletely

¡ultiriod. tombersar of Exec Council with except-

3 Rosen felt that it would not be proper to

acord $240,000 rocovery of MN office of storen

In money Rosen felt that stolen me money orders

recovered shuld be recorded as recovery to credi;

of MI DiVy "I share Majority sa view. H.

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EXECULIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE,

THE

The Executives

Conference of March 6, 1963

consisting of lleaors. Ipison, Mohr, Deloach

Trotter, Tavel, Clayton, Evans, Edwards, etc.

considered the

recormendation of the Investigatie

Div that a recovery of $500,00 be coralted to

New Orleans, division in the Cases Entitled

James Woodrow Causey JX.

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72278

7/16/63

EXECULIVE CONFERENCE

EXECULIVE CONFERENCE

secause there has been some criticism o1 poss1o1

excessive administrative .controls In the field,

7/15/63, the Executives Conference consisting of

time spent on developing Potential Criminal In-

formants and time spent on developing Potentila

Seucrity Informants.

"O. K. H.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

42

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7/16/63

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Purpose was to consider the recommendation that

cortain activities not be included in the comp

utation of time spent in office.

Key sentences

are: key interviews of certain subjects

and

irItnesses and the review of accountancy-type bocks

"na records; ir such items as time spent on ky

Int rviews,

regularly scheduled conferences, and

the review of accountancy-type books and records

ere not included in IIO computations; TIO would

chen be strictly confined to the purpose for wich

It is then intended, etc. Notation

"OK I"

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10/21/63

EXECUTIVE B

CONFERENCE

A tabulation presaped in Oct comparing FBI

direct appropriations with Iined, savings ano

recoveries for the fisca 1 yrs 62 and63

reflected per dollar appropriated of 58 cent. 1

3 months of the fiscal yr of 64.

"this 1s ike counting our shik chikkens before

they hatch.H*

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EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERHICE

The Tzecutives Conference on 3-9-61, consisting

of liessrs, Belmont, Hobr, Callaban,

Delosch,

Evans, LavarCS,

Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel,

Trotter, KC/Conte Conrad, Claydon and Casper,

Consedered the recommendation that we

establish a sectional rotraining program for

the National Academy, Associates.

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JIC 8207 i

EXECULIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIES CONFERENCE

Tiping Agents Eopense vouchers.

conference of 5/21/61 considered the proposal

that the field be aduised that there is no s

objection to having stenographers type up

expense vouchers as part of the steno's officia.

duties.

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2/28/64

IXECUTIVES CONE •

The subj onsistong

Lolson, hi wantErIX Belmont,

Mohr,

Callahan,

conrad, Deloach, Evans, Gale,

Rosen,

sullivan, Xe lavel, Irotter and Casper met'

Sx8ax 5/27/64, and

considered the captioned

natter.

"I ma in favor of jagarityx majority view.H."

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FWW:bpr 7-28-65

EXECUTIVES CONF TO MR. TOLSON

ECONOMY Or

COMMUNICATIONS - LEASED

• ..

TELETYPE FACILITIES TO SJ

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

17-23 Execu Conf approved recom of Files & Comm Div

that we discont a leased teletype circuit between SOG &

San Juan resulting in a savings of approx $5600 per mth.

REC: That leased teletype circuit between SOG & $ SJ be

discon't.

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COIFERENCE

15

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5-27-64

2к7037y

У САХ КУКІ

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

CIVIL RIGHTS TRAINING FOR IN

SERVICE AGENTS AND NATIONAL

ACADEMY

It was the unanimous decision of the Executives

Conference that in Civil Righis In service Train

ing we drop from the current curriculum the train

ing wherein Special Agents are taught how to ian

ale riots by teaching them riot control techniquc

The remaining specialized subjects dealing with

Cit11 Rights to continue in the curriculum.

"OK. E"

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THE EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference consisting of Messrs,

Belmont, mohr, Clayton, Casper, Conrad, Deloach,

Felt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel, and

Inspectors

Bowles

and Walsh

7/23/65, and

considered the following proposal. Mr. DeLoach

suggested eliminating mailings to

Special

Correspondents' List during the balance of the

calendar year. He felt this would result in a

savings of 94,000.

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EXECUTIVE CONTERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The executives Conference of 7/7/65

for DeLoach, Edwards for Felt, Cotter for

Casper, Sizoo for Sullivan, Bowles for Trotter,

and Hyde for Mohr, considered the question

whether leased line teletype facilities vith

our office

in Anchorage, Alaska, should be

installed.

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7-27-65

NECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The purpose of the conference was to consider

the proposal of the Administrative Division

that we discontinue the use of transmittal

lotters referring literature to inquirers

asling about clerical positions.

Sent Director 7-29-65

"OK H"

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

JUNÚ

THE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Executive Conference on 7/27/65 condidered tehonil

survelllance presently maintained on Lee residen:!

in NYC Majority of conference voted to continue

coverage

Recommend technical surveillance be con

tinued.

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33

/26/65

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Economy Committee consider on 7-23-65 She matter

of furn ident records to othr authoriz agencies

when reqs for such additl copies appr on back of

fpt cards receiv in Ident Bowles pointed out it

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AKB.nIT

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

XECUTIVES CONFERENCE WO

LOLSON

iconomy Committee on 7-23-65 consider mat of Bu's

sontinuation to instruct cap schools. such ingtruc

gives police advance cranining in develop, photo,

& lift lat prints, compar lat pts with inked pts,

noblems in ipt deceased persons, organiz & mai.n

• lat pi file, & organiz a plan police ident burea

Total vxpense to BU is $3,993. Committee

manimously recommends BU contu these schools.

'OK H. "

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

2-28-65

THE RXZCUTIVES

CONFERENCE

PiCK H"

The Ixecutives Conference net on July 23, 1965,

and considered the proposal that specches

Involving travel by field personnel be held

to an absolute minimum during the balance of the

calendar year..

He suggested, where possible,

speeches already accepted be handled by Resident

agents in the vicinity who have formerly been

approved Bureau speakers. Savinzs of 530 022est

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXRANKRRAMARXRAR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES X&RARINEXAMINE&

JUNE

Executives considered WE A FAT

suggestion by Sullivan that The Executives Conference considered the tech-

attendance at regional conferences on criminel

nical surveillance presently maintained on

Intelligence or security matters be credited in

lieu of In-Service training to those Agents

single.

The Majority o

attending such conferences. Conference majority

the Executives Conference voted to retain this

voted against this suggestion. BEC: That

technical coverage for 60 days.

unfavorable consideration be given proposal

"I agree with Felt. H"

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THE EXEC CONE TO

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE MEMO

iR. TOLSON

Ixec Conf on 7-27-65 considered proposal that

mandatory credit checks on relatives of appli-

cants in such cases as SGE, Sp. Inquiry, Loyalty

of Employees of UN, Civil Service applicant-type

cases and Daplis be eliminated. Conf unanimously

-greed on proposal with resultant saving of at

least $35,000 per year.

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X22Ã 2111

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE:

EXCCUTIVES CONFERENCE

JUNE

The Ixecutives Conf. consisting of Messrs,

Delmont, Mohr, Casper, Clayton, Conrad, Felt,

Gale, Rosen,

Sizoo, Trotter, Waikart & Walsh

met on 7/27/65, & among other things considered

technical surveillance presently maintained on

contact of the subject in NYC. Info has been tec

from highly placed Grunk defector in place that

Uver is illegal agent operating U.S. in behalf

of Gasoli

Intelligence Organization.

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7/28/65

THE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

to mr.

TOLSON

IRATEL PA

EXECUTIVES CONFERENE,

The Isecutives Conference consisting of Messrs.

Blemont, Mohr, Clayton, Capper, Conrad, Daloach,

Flet, Gale Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel and Inspectors

Bowels and Walsh net on 7/23/65 and considered

the following proposal. Mr. De Loach suggested

that speeches involving travel by Seat of Govt

personnel be reduced to the absoute mimimu during

the balance of the year.

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73

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

8/4/65

EXECUTIVES CONFER-

ENCE

The Ex. Conf., acting in capcty as the Ec. Com.

again considered proposal of the admin. Div.

that the Bu again afford Bu employees flu shots

at Bu exp. The Director approved this program

and the cormittee voted unanimously in favor

of it.

"O.K. H."

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7/27/65

TIE-RALCUTIVES-CONFERENCE

*DISON EO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVCS CONFERENCE

- 7/27/65 conferene consisting of Messis.

! "I share view of majority Henceloath No

Intenent zelative to seeing me should be made

it start of each session E'

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CIECUTYVOS COITERENCE

66

7 - 28-05

EXECUITVES CONTIRENCE

the sconony Conniutee, consis

€07 02 E5r025.

-2 @uly 23, 106 401502, Folnori, lola, Bowles, F

Ialley,

TwIlivan, Iavel

-oncoat odi, Clayton to artond the pattern of

inCorvice to yonre alics entoring on duty, to

vard lates and every four years thereafter.

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7-28-6

EXECJTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENC

The Executives Conference consisting of it.

Belmont, Mr. Ilohi, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Casper, Mr.

Conrad, Mr. Deloach, Mr. Felt, Mr. Gale, Mr.

Rosen, Mr. Sullivan, MI. Tavel, Mr. Deloach

suggested eliminating transmittal letters where

incoming correspondence requests infornation

*naXX which can be specifically answered by

printed material.

"OK,IT"

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29

FW :bpr

7/27/55

EXECULIVES CONTERENCE

For the next 30 days, the Name check section of

the Gen'1 Investigative Div will soreen any file

ref referred to them by the Recs Branch for de

rogatory criminal refs that uld hav ben fumishes

a requesting agency but that ild nt hav othervis:

ben developed thru a serch of the Ident Div reco.

If negative, the Recs Branch wil thereafter reduc

Its personnel quota by 66 employees for a yearly

savings of approx: $326,000.

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7/27/65

iR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CUNFERENCE

TO EXCUTIVE CONTERENCE

un 7/27/65, the Subj consisting of Messrs. Belmonti

sohr, Conrad, Clayton, Casper, Deloach, Felt, Gale

Josen, Walsh for Callahan, Sizoo for Sullivan,

Walkart for Tavel, and Trotter, considered the

cost factor for visiting lecturers to the National

Academy and the addition of an additional visiting

lecturer for the National Automobile Theft Bureau

of Betroit for the current session of the Nafional

Academy.

11414"WHERE AND HON OTIEN.

""HI.

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EXECITIVE CONFERENCE

JJC; hev 9/7/65

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

If approved that the attached SAC letter be

sent outlining this conference and setting.

forth a specific program which is to be

covered.

"OK-II."

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50

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SECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO

EXECUTIVES

ASTOLSON:

CONFERENCE

MATERNITY LEAVE LETTER

Conference considered attached suggestion of

I. Mildred C. Foley. If adopted this suggestion

would eliminate preparation of 350 letters each

year at an estimated savings of 41500 per annun.

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9/20/65

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVUS CONFERENC

On 9/17/55, the Executives Conference, consistir

g for Messrs. "OK. H."

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

A letter would be

prepared over Mr. Tavel's

siguazure as pres. oi the FBIRA setting forth

conplete details concerning the plan to

sont to each Bureau employee along with a

business reply card.

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10

11/1/65 CDD: 10!

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Conference was unanimous in deciding that the

LIB should be enlarged to 32 pages for the pur-

pse of this article, and that the series be re-

duced to three or four issues. It was decieded to

keep the decisions as they presently appear. The

Conference was unanimous in suggesting that re-

prints be made of this article so that it can

be distributed

widely later on. "o.k. Il"'

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10/28/65

is Director

METROPOLITAN AREA

THE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE THE EXECUTIVES CHEER

ELICTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEM

TO: TOLSON

CONFERENCE

CUNDERZICI

CONE MENCE

The Executive Coni met Y6'1 65 & considered proposal

On october 28, 1965, the Executives Conference

at FBI study & dev electronic info system withithe use of considered the advisability of removing training

. computer. RECOM: That'let to AG be approved advising

restrictions currently dild existing AERIKK/

in of our intentions & inquiring if Law Enforcemt Assis-

against the Alabama Department of Public Safety.

"I see no tesson for excepting Atlanta.H"

ince Act would be proper vehicle to obtain funds. That we

I "I share Rosen's doubts.

I don't know whether

btain funds & seek advice & council from knowledgeable

the prohibition against our interviewing Alabama

ersons in this area. That Agent Supervisor follow develop

S. * H. P. Members still stands. It is certainly

at of electronic info system within Bureau on full-time

LOggy. H"

asis.

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DIE DICCUTIVES COIFERENCE TO

ID DIRECTOR

EECUTIVES

COTFERENCE

The Executive Conference met on 10/21/65.

Section Chief J. J. Daunt was instructed to atren

the Conference by Ir. Tolson. A progress repo:t

ras requested on the Bureau proposal to develo;?

in electronic information system on a national

and a metropolitan or regional level.

"OK H"'

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AXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TOLSON

11-18-65, SUBJ. considered the advisability of

Jiscontinuing In-Service training on Sunday.

"I dan't see that it is any business of the

Clarines. H'

"What are the hours for In-Service

now? HI' "and to catch up with the current gossip.

II"'

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11-Ĩ9-65

SECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

the Executives Conference met in Mr. Tolsons

office on Nov 18, 1965. Present at the Conferen

were Messrs. Mohr, Bowles for Irotter, Tavel,

iC yaton, Sizoo for Sullivan, Felt, Rosen Casper

gale , Deloach, Callahan, and Section Chief

J. H. Daunt uno was instructed to attend the

Conference by fle. Tolson.

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The Executives Conference To

Tolson

Executives Conference

We currently have two-letter abbreviations for

all lield offices.

An employee in the Mexico

City Legat Office has suggested that abbreviation

be established in a similar manner for legal

Attache Offices in foreign countries.

These

abbreviations could be utilized on abstracts, the

second and subsequent pages of communications

Ille identification, and in connection with the

variations of the abbreviation "Reference is nade

to" phrase of letters, airtals, and memos.

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МАЛІТУРНАТ МСТИТ

SXECOTIVES CONTERENCE

EXECUTIVES

MICROPHONE

CONFERENCE

SURVEILLANCES DISCONTINUED

The above

subject net today consisting of Messi's.

Tolson, Deloach, Mohr. Callahan, Casper, Conrail,

Telt, Gale, Rosen, Sizoo for Sullivan, Tavel,

Trotter, Wich and

Clayton. Mr. Tolson proposed

to the conference that all microphone surrevillan

be discontinued, pointing out that present time

3 mico. survlances., on security matters and none

on criminal matters.

" I shall reserve linal

decision until Deloach see long & A.G. has replie

to our memo. or jan 3. etc.

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133

3-10-66

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On 3-10-66 the Executives Conference, consisting

of lessrs. Tolson, Hyde for Mohr, Deloack, Call-

chan, Conrad, Edwards for Felt, Gale, Rosen, s1

200

Lor Sullivan, Wick, Tavel, Totter, Clayton

and Casper, cambar considered

SAC Turyn of Budfalo concerning the New York iz

State Municipal Police Training Council. etc.

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Kbwo

JIC:pal 3/24/66

FXFCUTTVE. CONFERENCE

EXCITIVES CONFFRENCE

Training Division recommended that if we are

going

; to be in police training in Florida, we

should be a member of the first team and

there-

fore, we should instruct our SACs to tactfully

try to arrange having the FBI included as a

nember of the Governors Council.

"OK - H"

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25

WCS: m1s 3-24-66

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONT.

The E.C. handled today by C.D. DeLoach and made

up of Messis.

Mohr, Rosen, Conrad, Callahan,

Gale, Wick,

Casper, Sullivan, Waikart, McDaniel,

Edwards, and Clayton, discused the subject of

establishment of a special squad directed agains

the Ku Klux Klan, as raised by Mi. Sullivan.

I hold strongly to Tolson's view..

I havo seen

about 9 SACs in last few weeks and only 2 could

be considered average. The rest were marginal.

The fault lies in failure at Headquarters to

keep pressure on SACs and replace those who are

not producing. II."

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IWC: Bdmg 3-24-65

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

'O TOLSON

On 3-24-65 conf cons ques of existing Bu policy

requ return to lab for disposition all obscene ma

recovered in Bu cases. Recent Ki cased question

raised as to whether such mat shd not be destroy

in field rather incurring exp of shipping to fash

For such disposition. Bckgrd re policy set out.

herein. Proposed & unanimously rec by Conf thet

policy be retained in present form. Proposed SAC

letter att reiterating present policy.

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

43

FWW: bpr 4/15/66

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On 4/15/66 subj considered proposal of Records

Branch that processing certain name check forms

received from other Gov't agencies wasted effort

could be eliminated, time saved by limiting nane

check to full 3-part name as submitted and 1

breakdown of name consisting of first name, middl

initial and last name. Proposed

procedure would

apply only to name checks on individuals 21 yrs.

of age and younger on whom we have very little

inf.

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CJM:hcv 4/15/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The conference was advised that htis an electric

ally operated, transistorized, advance-teching

aid which would provide both the instructor and

as many as fo students with continous feedback

information during any lecture presentation.

The main portion of the aquipement consists of

one teacher's console with meters, counters, pro

jection controls and automatic playback and 50

student-respone. atkanswithxinka "OK H."

66-2554-12836

12

4/1/66

WCS:mls/amr

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

made up of wessis.

Mcaile, Edwards, Clayton and

DeLoach,

of field office conferences and there value as

raised by Mr. Sullivan. I perfer conferences to

be held at Seat of Government 1-1. "I cOncur

subject to any reasonable exception.H"

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1/15/00 CP:DS&

CLYDE TOLSON

MEMO TO DIRECTOR

ASE EXCCUPIVES CONCERENCE

I advised the Executives Conference this morning the

Asst Director and his #1 Man are not to be absent at

the same time. Should any emergency occasion a

dual absence, it must be presented for the Director's

approval.

06-2554-72839

kelw

J.TC:hev 4/8/66

FYECTIVE CO FERECE

EXECUTIVES CONFFE CE

In 4/8/66, conference sonsidered the question oi

additional training for field retier supervisors

It was unanimous decision that relief

supervisor:

may be afforded additional training after end of

saguatemax regular workday. (5 p.M.)

66-2554-12838

1

JJC: mjm

4/29/€6

EXECUTIVES CONFELENCE TO

TOLSON

EXICUTIVES CONFERENCE

On 4/29/66, the Executive conference, consisting

of Assistant Directors considered suggestions

regarding a topic for field wide law eniorcement

conferences in 1966.

"OK H."

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36

JJC/hcv 5/19/66

EXECUTIVE CONFIT ENCE

EXEC' TIVE CONFERENC

On May 19, 1966 the Executives Conf. consisting

the suggestion that a

copy of every complaint

filed by SA's be filed in the lA exhibit

Envelope of the case file.

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1&:

TIC: 791 5-11-66

CONTER "ISE

The Executives

Conf., consisting of Messrs.

Tolson, reloach, "ohr, Callahan,

Casper, Conrad,

Tooter Made clayton sullied fae ine

J. Edgar Hoover March" should be played in the

program at the rraduation exercises if, after

having

an op'ortunity to hear a tape recording

of the larch, the Director aproves it.

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52

IJC:mjm 6/16/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCI

On 6/16/66 subj consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

veloach, Mohr, Wick,

Claytaz, Conrad, Feit, Suizivan,

Rosen, Callahan,

Tavel, Trotter

and caspter, considered suggestion of SAC

Lynun that

NA gradutes,

following graduation,

oe contacted by sac next trip to territory i

which he resides, rather than within 30 days.

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6/16/66

66-2554-12344

19

TJJ:hcv 6-7-66

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXBCUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO IR. TOLSON

piaderers holation' "o.k. H"

The Conference was advised we have received a 3

On 6-7-65, the Ixecutives Conference, consisting

page memo from the Office of Law Enforcement Ass-

of Messrs. Tolson, Hyde for Mohr, Wick, Walsh for

istance, Department of Justice, concerning a

callahan, conrad, edwards for felt, Gale, rosen,

special program of development grants to plan and sullivan, lavel, Irotter,. Clayton and Jenkins toi

initiace degree programs in police science, policiCasper, considered the proposal the the Training

administration or law enforeement. "But not to

Division be authorized to select four Special

such schools as the Univ. of Maryland. Consider

Agents assigned to the field to start graduate

each one here. H."

study this Fall in schools within their area of

assignment looking forward to their obtaining a

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TJJ:hev 6/8/66

окіна

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

On 6/7/66, the Executive Conference, considered

the proposal that the Training Div. be authorized

to send a supervisor to the Summer Institute for

Federal Executives, Univ. of Wis. "OK but I do so

reluctantly as Univ. of Wis. is notorious for its

extreme left wing leanings in all its branches

and departments, I hope Moran doesn't come back:

'brain washed'"

actates:

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47

6-8-66 EWW: mali

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Brecutives Conference of 6-7-66, consisting

of l'essis. Tolson, Hyde for Mohr, Walsh for Call

ahan, Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, Edwards fox

Relt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel, Ixotter,

Wick and Clayton, considered the matter of

affording spelling teste to all clerical

applicants. "Certainly he must know how to spell

if he is to do indexing.

We don't want personne

with inferin education. Inshare view of the mino

+ 794 +90394744 amarat

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8/15/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Would release about 7 male clerical tour leaders

For the 15 to 20 who would be chosen for these

Inis should be handled by Supervisor Stapleton

and his assistants. "You argue you would gain 7

MATE cour leaders for 20 female receptionists.

that doesn't make sense to me. H"' "I most

certainly agree with Tolson H'

66-2554-12848

54

IJJ:aga

8/19/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXCCUTIVIS CONFERENCI

On July 19, 1966, The Executives Conference, con.

18 sisting of Messrs., loht, DeLoach, Callahan,

Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen,

Sizoo for Sullivan, Tavel, McDaniel for Trotter,

Bishop for Wick, and Clayton, considered a sug-

gestion from the field that the Lureau modify

the Bureau regulation concerning an interview

with a defendant or suspect in the presence of

attorneys.

"о.K. H."

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

JJC:hcv

619166-

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

INS sends I-57 forms to the FBI, CIA, and

state and military agencies whenover an alien

official arrives in the U. S.

66-2554-12850

51

9/9/66

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

F.B.I.N.A.

CONFERENCE

Mx. Tolson at the Executives Conference on Sept.

9/66, Instructed that in the future we should

recommand National Academy graduates in good

standing to fill positions in police and law

enforcement jobs. Mr. Tolson stated that the

International Association of Chiefs of Police

does not besitate making recommendations and that

contr. iper thatweshould reconnend our

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

3

CLT: Vh09-75-66

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Conference considered Bureau's policy of

seni

ing FBI Identification Records by signature ZEtt

letter to Cabinet Officers and agency heads when

incumbent employee arrested for sexual deviation

or heinous crine. "OK.H"

66-255112852

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

65

T78/BCT 9/9/G6

EXECUTIVES COFIALKNCE

Cn 9/9/66, nec. Cont. considered the suggestion

Irom SAC ROY F. ECOXE of Jackson that the Bu.

authorize the purchase of a dozen riot type

holmots for the use of those Agents who might

desire sure when observing and photographing

civil rights demonstrations.

Dir. Notation.

"I en against it, 1."

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CXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

23

10/6/66

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

On 10/6/66 Exec Conf considered proposal for Bu

to make a trial of a new teletype system. AT&T

offers 2 proposals & GSA offers Advanced

Record

System (ARS). Conf unanimously agrad Bu shd tzy

I3S in 5 offices for 90 days as proposed & extend

to all offices if trial satis.

66-2554-72854

Kbw

TJJ:hcv 10/6/66

TYCOTT VE CONFERENCE

EXECITIVES CONFERENCE

The conference considered a suggestion made by;

Terat Paris, that Bu designate a #1 man in each

legat office having three or more agents

assigned

Conference voted unanimously for suggestion.

Tetter to be forwarded to Legat Paris- Memo will

serve as authority.

"OK- H"?

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66-2254-12855

1.7

Ma cornner

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFEPENCE

The Executives Conference today with Messrs.

Tolson, Deloach, Rosen, Gale etc. and Beaver in

attendance considered the suggestion which has

been made by the SE that court-martial conviction

for the crime of desertion be recorded as an FBI

conviction since such arises directly or indirect

ly from FBI investigation. Any attempt on the

part of the Bureau to claim a conviction statis-

tic as a result of court-martial could be mis-

construed as the bureau taking credit for the

accomslishment of another agency.

66-2554-12856

5

AR: IGE

11/10/66

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Conference considered the suggestion of the

San Francisco Office that convictions in local

or military coutts which directly or indirectly

result iron FBI investigative efforts should

rightlully be recorded to the FBI da as a

conviction and that such cases diverted to state

local or military authorities for prosecution

be kept in an open status until such time as

I the local, state or military prosecution has

boon conleted

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CL'T : VH

11/18/66

ZXECUTIVES CONFERENCE tO

TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERE,

188 NCE

CONTACTS WITHLLAW

ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

STRESS THE IMPORTANCE OF

SUBMITTING FINAL DISPOSI

TION INFORMATION FOR

EACH ARREST FINGERPRINT

CARD.

The conference condered the submision of finul

dispositons of arrests by fingerprint contribi-

66-2554-12858

TOLSON TO DIRECTOR

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1-6-67

WMF : bhg

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

On 1-6-67 the exeutieves conference consisting

of Messrs. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr Callahan, C'as-

per, Conrad, Felt, Gale etc a consideded

matter of need for improved subnission rate

o1 final dispositions of arrests by law

enforcement agenties.

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TASTESTIN

34

BXXCURITES CONTERANCE

FIELD POLICE TRAINING

PROERAN

POLICE HANAGENENT SCHOOLS

2-2-57

EXECUTIVES

CONFERZNCE

Training Division Indeated that it has given

careful and long consideartion to the best

ways of implementing the team a concept

It seems to me you have tsken too long to

realise this Meanuhile others have and ig

turn have passed us. "OK I"

66-2554-12: 60

27

WIT: bhg 2/6/67

THE EXONUTITCS CINFERENOE

TO DIRESTOR

EXESTINES CONFO ONCE

on 2/2/67 Subj. consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

DeLoach, "lohr, Wick, Callahan, Casper, Felt,

Gale, Tavel, Trotter, "alley for Rosen, $1200

for Sullivan & Beaver, considered proposal

to consolidate the special indices of

electronic surveillances.

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12861

MAY 25 1967

CHANGED TO

66-12-

2420X

va

66-2554-12862

27

sT: vmj 2/24/67

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTÍVES

CONFERENCE

Survey was ordered as result of delays in

handling of info from NY regarding threats

to bomb Yugoslav Consulates.

"Oka F"

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3-23-67

EXECUTIVES CONFERINCE IXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

& On 3-23-67, the Executives Conference, consist

ing of lessrs. loison, Deloach, mohr, Callanan,

Casper, Conrad, Walters for Felt, Gale, Malley

for I Rosen, Sizoo for Sullivan,

Tavel, Trotter,

Bishop for Wick and Beaver, considered a pro-

I posal by Mr. Casper that the Bureau make an

attempt to determine what effect,

it any, the

MIRANDA docision is having on our work by con-

ducting a field survey. "I share view of majorit

66-2554-12865

26

FIC; nem 3-23-0

TXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO DIRECTOR

On 3/23/67 Exec Conf, attended by Messrs.

Tolson, Mohr, DeLoach, Callaban, Casper,

Conrad, Walters, Gale, Malley, Siz00, Tavel,

Trotter, Bishop

& BEaver, met & consid sugg

by Sa Roy W. Reger of Px. Proposed amend Bur

policy to auth sA to shoot persons in defense

of life of other law enforc offieers or innocent

parties.

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31.

NDC: jll 3/31/6'7

NETIVES CONFEVINCE

EXECITIVES CONFCRENCE

The Executives Conference of 3/31/67 consisting

of ressrs.

Tolson, "ohr, trotter, lavel, beaver,

Detoach, Sillivan,

valley for Rosen,

Conrad,

Casper, Wick and Callahan, considered

the sugrestion

that the Special Agents Instrance

Fund be changed to increase the premium from

$10 to $20 per assessment and

that the amount

of insurance be increased from $10,000 to

520,000. "essts, loLson,

Beaver, Deloach,

Sullivan

and Gale were in tavor.

"I SHAPE "NORITY VIE. I"

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64

JJC: mism 3/23/67

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE,

THE

The Executives Conference met 3/23/67 for discus-

sion of potential speakers for the graduation

exercise of the current National Academy class.

¡The Conference voted unanimously in favor of invi

ing Justice Whittaker and Mr. Copley as speakers

to the 79THl Session graduation exercises of the

TBI National Academy with Judge Parsons as an al-

ternate. It approved, the training Division will

lotters of invitation to

Justice Whittaker and Mr. Copley. "OK I".

66-2554-12869

18

WCS :mIm 5-18-67

66-2554-12867

12

3/23/67

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTICES CONS-

ERENCE.

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

to THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

MEMOS

The Director is requested to indicate whether

The adoption os such a procedure was rejacted.

she desires to have the Exhibit Section prepare

The Conference unanimously recommends that a

for his consideration a sample of an appropri-

letter go forward to all fingerprint contributore

ate inexpensive souvenir of the FBI which can

advising that in the future, unless the racki

be given by the Director to selected ranking

contributor specifically requests such, no

foreign officials as a memento of their visit.

replies will be sent to fingerprint cards

"I am more and more having a photograph taken

reflecting arrests for the offenses of drunk,!

with foreign visitors & I think that suffices.

ho driefly conduct, vagrancy, lodger, etc.

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56-2554-12871

Kbiv

MPC:jlk 8/14/67

ACTIVE CONFERENCE

EX ECHTT VES CONFERENCE:

The better mrade of executive type wood office

furniture has proven to

last 30-40 years, and

in sone instances longer.

The cheaper variety

has legs which are easily broken, particularly

during noves, has less working area and is

Tenerally of

flinsy construction. Also we bey

very little executive type furniture and when

ie do, it was felt that we get the best of

qality which in the long run will prove to be

the cheader.

"Right - H"

11833

=

66-2554-128730

Executive Conference

59

TJS:chs 9/14/6'7

ISSUING SIOICUNS TO DOLST.

INIILLIGHNCE DIVISION FOR

PROTUCTION OF BURCAU SPACE

O LALCUTIVE. CONFIRCH

9/11/67 Exoc Conf considered

reconnenuation o1

DID that 2 shotguns be issued Div for uso in pic

tecting Bu property & space in 9th & D Bldg in

event rioters should forcibly enter bidg &

attai

to gain access to lu space. RECO LENDATION: That

Director approve issuance of 2 shotguns to DID.

Such shotguns will be kept in locked cabinet in

Front

PYotation:

Se me contract Agent persoll

No I share viens of lioli and

56-2554-12972

66-2554-12874

23

REL:aS 914-67

FXECUTT VE CO TERENCE

TJS:chs 9/14/67

EXCITIVES COFFRENCE

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Conference considered installation of emergency

"OK H"

sover renerator in Div. 5.: Domestic Intelligencc

On September 14, 1967, the Executives Conterence

niv felt that the Bu could never explain its

consisting of Messes. DeLoach, lohr, felt, hosen:

inability to keep White House, State & Defense

lavel, Bishop, Gale, Conrad, Trotter, Callahan,

Depts. advised of pertinent security information

Jenkins, Beaver and

Sizoo considered a

due to lack of power

facilities in Domestic

recommendation by the New York Office that the

Intellizence Space.

1. Power on both floors;

New York Office be permitted to purchase two

2. Pover on one floor;

3. No emergency Power.

additional used BHW loreign-nade motorcycles

"'I share latter view - H" GSA make installation.

with necessary accessorids for approximately

"HO' - FI"

$1,120 each 2or use on security and criminal

surveillances.

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EXECUTIVE

38

CDD: amr 2-14-67

CONFERENCE

NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION

CENTER (NCIC)

Pursuant to Direct's instructions, I informed

the Conf that the Director had a distince

feeling that there was too much "palling around

and talking". I stated there was a definite need

to play our cards closer to our chests for our

own good.

• "-

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71

11/30/67

K EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENGE

The Executive Conference net on 11/29/67.

Pradent were; Messr. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr,

Bland, Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale,

and Hyde.

Rosen, Sizoo, lavel, Trotter, and Hyde.

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JAS:hrt

1/4/08

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

During subject conference, it was brought up

that the Bureau should start using helicopters

especially New York. They hasve been of great

assassiation in work. It has been proved over

and over of their great aid. All but Mr.

Tolson were infavor. ."I am

opposed.H"

1: 5:25

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49

1/4/68

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

XMOTION: PICTURES

EXECUTIVE CONCORENCE

The Executives Conference consiting of De Loach

Mohr Callahan Jenkis for Casper, Felt,

oxeed, Gale, Mally for Rosen.

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TiB:mls 2-8-68

(5CHSTS EXTENSE INSTINCTITI

TILL EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES

TO MR. TOLSON

CONFLRENCE

The Executives Conference consisting of Messrs.,

isohr, Callahan, Casper, Felt, Conrad, Gale, Rosen

Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter, Beaver and

Bishop, met

In yaur office today. Mr. Deloach was absent..

Iir. Bishop raised for discussion a suggestion

made by Miss Frances A. Jackson of the Grime Rec-

ords Div. relating to additional distribution of

the Bu's newly issued poster captioned as above.

66-2554-12881

26

1-18-68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

The Executives Conference met on 1/18/68,

Present were Messrs. Tolson, DeLoach, Mohi,

Bishop, Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale,

Rosen,

Sullivan,

Tavel, Trotter, and Beaver.

"о.к., H."

66-2554-12880

15

2/8/68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCI

The Executives Conference of 2/8/68, consisting

of Bureau Officials considered the proposed Sach

Letter on attached meno of Mi. Callahan to Mi:.

Mohr dated 2/7/68 which has been revised in

accordance with Directors's instruction, Bn-

closed is attached nemo.

ADDEMDUM: THIS DOES NOT REPRESENT 25 PERCENE

OF THE MAN'S

. SALARY BUT 1 MR. CASPER 1 MR.

BEAVER. JIM: gt.

66-2554-12882

kbw

WIF: mj 2/29/68

EXECUTIVE CO FERTCE

FXTANTIVES CO ERPNG

on 2/29/68 Conference considered the need for

airtels.

Majority of Cont. voted to continue

use of airtels with increased restrictions

to

leen use at a mininum.

"I will approve majority

view but there must be less use of airtels else

I shall order their discontinuance. - H

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69

C'T:DSS 3/13/Sú

CLYDE TOLSON

MEMO TO DIRECTOR

OEXICUTIVLS CONFURINCE

An Executives Conference held today, at whict' •

instructions were issued that Staft Conierences are

not to be scheduled at SOG on fridays.

This is necess-

ary to facilitate early flow of mail, so it may be

handled on Fridays and not have to be done on weekends

"OK H"

: ' massavini ani.

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10

NPC: j1k 5-16-68

EXEC. CONE. TO MR. TOLSEN

XXXXXX EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

EXLeXXSH

Exec. Conf advised

that Clevel. PD furn list of license plates of

FBI cars for programning into PD computer.

"OK''H

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59

JRM: de 5-14-68

IXICUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

LO ME. TOLSON

The conterence was of the unanimous opinion

that the suggested change be placed into effect

with the understanding that the Assist. Dir.

of the interested div. would approve such

statistical accomp:

rotation; "OK, H."

66-2554-12886

10

WCS: jav & 5-17-68

EXECUTIVES CNNSE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

CONFERENCI

suExxina Subj. met on 5-16-68 consisting of

Trotter,

Scatterday for rosen,

Sullivan.

Details of conference set forth.

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TDR:fhd 5/17/68

IXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

In May 16,.

68, the Executive Conference,

considered a recommendation by Assistant Director

Sullivan that a survey be made of the Negro

shetto areas where violence has occurred or where

there is a concentration of militant, violence•

prone, black power elements in order

to determine

racial informant coverage in those areas.

66-2554-12888

khw

6/20/68 TJJ :aga

FXFCUTTYES CONFERENCE

THE FY-CUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference, cinsisting of MESSERS

TOISON, MOHR, GALE FOr DELOACH, BISHOP, JENKINS

FOr. CASPER, CALLAHAN, CONRAD, FELT, ROSEN, S1N00

for SUIT IVAN, TA'EL, MCDANIET, FOr TROTTER

YDE FOr LEAVER met

6/20/68 during which the

* OH PER PROTER the

Association was considered and voted against.

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6-21-68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

MR. TOLSON

Based upon discussion and consideration of all

of the factors bearing on the problem it was

unanimously recommeded; (1) That convening of

FBI schools in these highly specialized fields

be further deferred; (2) that existing FBI

position of nonparticipation in the interagency

school be continued. "OK,H'

32

66-2554-12890

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

On 6/20/68, the Executives Conference, consistin

of Mr.'s Tolson, Mohr, Gale for De Loach, Bishop.

Callahan, Conrad, Felt, Rosen, Tavel, Hyde For

Beaver, Sizoo for Sullivan, McDAniel for Trotter

and Jenkins for Casper, considered the purchase

of'a film on Mob and Riot Control produced by thi

Army at Fore Gordon, GA.

"I share majority view. H"

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8/1/68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

it present time the field must obtain prior Bu

approval to review telephone records for toll

calls even though arrangements have been worked

out whereby grand jury subpoenas are securred to

obtain such records.

"OK H."

:

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49

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

9/19/68

EXECUTIVES LUNKXE

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of 9/19/68, consisting

of Messrs. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr, Bishop:.

Callahan, Conrad,

Felt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan,

Tavel, Trotter, Beaver and Casper, considered

tho

followint pacuas proposals made by Mr. Casper

concerning the additional implementation of the

Bureau's responsibilities under the Onmibus

Grime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1963.

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NIC:er't

10/31/68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TRANSFERS

The Executives Conference of 10/31/68 consisting

attached letters to All Special Agents in

Charge: 1, concerning lummy hardship transiers,

2, concerning special agent applicants office of

preference transfers request for hardship

Ins transfers. The

letters were read to the

Conference & unanimously agreed that they should

go forward."OK. H."

66-2554-12894

6

WPD: mIn 10/31/C

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Air force wild furnish space and telephone

I equipment without charge picvided we pay 10r

long-distance calls and meals consumed.

"як оK.H."

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JJC:hcv 12/11/18

MCITIVE. CO FERENCE,

EXECUTIVES CONFFRFVCH

Conference of 12/11/68 considered the matter o

reinstituting the use of Mace by Agent personnel

in handling of official responsibilities when

they meet resistance by subjects or interference

3 by bustanders.

"Can we get Bureau of Standards

test the Federal Streamer?"

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91

1/16/69

The Executives Conference

Executives

Conference

It id recommended AG Mitchell be approved

speaker for the gradualtion exercised of the

83rd Session of the National ta Academy

on 5/28/69

"Resubmit on April 1 H"

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20

1/17/69 RRB:DSS

66-2554-12899

khw

HIPC: j1l 1/17/69

R. R. BEAVER TO

K8GU8x13/I3AC9OE552T

EXECUTT. VE. CONF FRENCE.

EXECITIVES COTERMICT

MR: TOLSON

RE: EXEC CONF LUNCH

• EXECUTIVES

PERIODS

Conference 1/16/69 considered the results of ASA

CONFERENCE

study with rerard to captioned matter and its

liessrs. DeLoach, Mohr, Bishop, Callahan, Casper,

proposal to share half the cost of recommended

Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter anc! installation, which would amount to $40,000 for

myself attended Exec Conf of 1/16/69. Pursuant your

FBI share to

afford proposed protective

screening

instrs I inf the conf any time any of them have appts

at Ident Div. Bld.

in conn with their lunch period which will keep them away

"OK - HY"

from off other than normal time, a memo is to be suk-

mitted to you so you will be aware of such situation.

"Right, H"

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JJC:hev 2/12/69

TFMITTVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Conference considered surgestion of elimination

of reports in TIFAP, IFAC cases.

Mr. Tolson

favored trial basis for discontinuation of inves-

tigative reports in caassifications that start

i out as Fug. cases & some AFA.

Mr. Casper was in

favor of suggestion but that

it be limited inso

far as Fug:

type cases are concerned to only l

classification during trial period, that being

Deserter- type

cases.

"I share this view. H"

66-2554-12902

16

2/13/69

EXEC. CONE. TO MR TOLSON

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The laboratory division pointed out that

bank vaults have been proven to ba vulnerable

to burning bars and other modern equipment

available to burglars today and that irom a

security standpoint they saw no objection to

the utilization of the Diebold filing cabinet

as described by the New York Office.

66-2554-12901

104

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

2/20/69

EXECUTIVES &X

CONFERENCE

66-2554-12903

kebw

JJD: jtm 3/6/69

FXECHITTVE CONF FRENCE

FXECUTIVES CONTRENCE

The Executíves Conference was held on 3/6/69.

the executives conference, atteded by MESSeS.

TOLSON, DELOACH, MONR, BISHOR, CALLARAN, CASPER,

"CIC be expanded to include a file on missing

MALTERS for FELT, GALE, ROSEIT

SIZ00 for SULLIVAN

persons. Majority opposed.

TAVEL, TROTTER AND BEAVER, met on 2/20/69 and

"I share view of majority. H."

considered a suggestion by SA robert K. Buresh

of the Tampa Office that each SA be issued a

set of handcuffs on a permanent basis e

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ixecutives Conference

33

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3/21/61

+52813127221TnXIZSITLTAZAINT

Executives Conference

The Execu.

Conference, consisting of Messrs.

Tolson, DeLoadb, Mohr,

Bishop, Callahan,

Telt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan,

Leaver, and

• Sullivan, raven, Troit

Conrad,

Tavel, Trotter,

Jenkins for Casper, on

3/21/69, con-

sidered whether the Bureau should furnish

to

"ational Academy graduates notebook covers upon

their request.

66-2554-12905

4.

5-19-69

EXECUTIVE CONFFRENCE

ECECUTIVE CONFERENCE

It was pointed out to the conference that such

recognition is permissible and in fact encourag-

ed and falls within the intent of the Incentive

Awards Act of 1954 providing that expenses fox

honorary recognition of employees may be made

from appropriated funds. Over the last three yeaz

ve have had an average of 155 retirements so the

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24

5-19-09.

MR. TOLSON

DEXECUTIVES CONFERNECE

The executives Conference, consisting of Messrs.

TOlson, DoLoach, Mohr, Bishop, C-Ilahan, Casper

White

for Conrad, Walters. For Felt, Gile, Roser.

Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter, and Beaver, met

,, rotter

5-16-69.

Among the items considered

suggestion by Special Agent Joseph L. Kissinh

of the Kansas City Office concerning

the washing

of Bureau dk automobiles.

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1 enc.

31

3- 27-69

EXECUTIVE CONFERINCE

EXICUTIVE BEHISNEY

CONFERENCE

The Exocutives Conference consisting of Messrs.

Delonch, Mohy, Callnhan, Casper, Conrad, Walter:

for Felt, Gale, Rosen,

Sullivan, Tavel, MeDanic

'for Trotter, Beaver and Bishp, today considors

two proposals regardins the utillantion s or

Lemale olerks for certain tour assignments.

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5/16/69

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20

WCS :lag

7-11-65

MSCUTIVOS

XECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

iR.

TOLSON

EXICUTIVES CONFERENICE

The executives conference considered a recommend-

The Conference was informed that the Training Divi

ras adverse to providing such training to the

jation that the Bu make a survey and analysis

in

olicy-making police administrators where the neckl

depth for the purpose of finding a solution to

For an interchange or exchange

of specific intelli

our current surveillance problems in the counter-

¿ence date existed. "Ok. H.

espionage field. Proposal to meet specialized

surveillance needs in counterespionage field.

66-2555-12909

i00

WST imr 7-11-69

"R. TOLSON FROM THE

NAME SEARCHING

-T CUTIVES CONFERENCE

PROCEDURES :

"n 7-11-69 the Exec Conf considered recom by SA Geo., H.

catterday, Name Check Sect, that the name searching

"'les int persons under 22 yrs of age be afforded a full 6-

ay search as they were prior to Apr 1966. REC: That the

scords Branch continue to search the names of indivs 21

" under in accordance with procedures prev approv'd by

Exec Cont in Apr 1966 which have been in effect since then.

66-2554-12911

8-21-69

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

SIR. TOLSON

No graduates who are active in law enforcement

or retire thereirom can belong to the FBINA.

There is no other type of membership. National

Dificers met in 7 and recommended that the rules

be modified to make it possible for graduateds

in good standing to take employment with functio:

related to their active membership.

"OK X BUT I WILL NOT CONSIDER PRIVATE INY STEC.

GATORS WHO HAVI BEEN N.A. GRADUATES..

INW

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9/25/69

EXECUTIVES CONFERINCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Mcg. held 9/25/69. Discussion of 10 State Projed

and eventual central collection of statistics

for Uniform Crime Reports,etc. by LEAk. Hawkins,

Chairman 10 State Project, requests Director to

permit FBI's NCIC to be utilized as central inder

for storing ofcomputerized ident. records. "I wil

never agree to LLAA,ect.H." "Hawkins is in no

position to speak, etc.H." '''Maybe' if whim of

LEAA, etc.H." "I share Tolson's views.H."

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WIF: wng 10-24-69

THE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Executive Conference met on Oct 24, 1969.

Mr. Felt & reported he expects shaprlyincrease

results in cleerical recruiting from the office:

which he and Mr. Walters have visited in connect

ion with the special applicant recruiting surve;

which you order.

"OK, H

66-2554-12913

PXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

93

Aw: b38729/69

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Ixecutives Conference, consisting of Messis.

(Tolson, Deloach, Mohr, Beaver, Bishop, Callahari,

(Conrad, Felt, Gale, Jenkins )for Casper), Roser,

Soyars,

Sullivan, Tavel and Walters, met on

10/29/69.

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73

TJJ :aga 9/25/69

MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

On 9/25/69 the Executives Conference consisting

of Nessrs, Tolson, DeLoach, Mohr, Bishop,

Callahan, Jenkins

for k Casper, Conrad, Tolt,

Gale, Rosen, Donald I. Moore for sullivan, lavel,

Mc Daniel for Trotter

and at Beaver considerec

a proposal that field offices having NCIC

terminals no longer prepare index cards on

vehicles, guns and property entered in NCIC.

• saito

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12/6/69

66-2514-12918

29

TEB:mis 2/12/70

EXECUT IVE CONFEREACE

IXECUT IVES CONFERENCE

Executives Conf. to Mr. Tolson STOP INDEX, NCIC

EXECUTIVE CONFIRENCE

Exec. Conf. met today. Bishop proposed establishment of

The Conference discussed at length the feasibilit

Stop Index in NCIC computer which would take advantage

l of a computerized record of criminal history and

of surveillance capability of NCIC. It was unanimous

the relationship of Project SEARCH System for

opinion of Conf. that Stop Index in NCIC should be estab-

Electronic Analysis and

Retrieval of Criminal

lished. RECOMM: That Domestic Intelligence, Special

listories in connection with the computerization

Investigative, General Investigative, Administrative &

of criminal histories.

Crime Records Divisions work out necessary details to

place Stop Index into effect.

66-2554-12917

95

1-26-70

KOKE DIE

The Executives Conference Executives Conference

The Isecutives Conference was held on 1-22-70,

end present were lix. Tolson and Messrs. Mohr,

Callahan, Bishop, Casper, Felt, Conrad, Gale,

Sullivan, Beaver, Tavel, Soyars, Walters and

Daunt.

66-2554-12919

28

2/12/70

EXICUTIVES CONFERENCE HELLO

CLYDE TOLSON

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE MS-I-

MERO

The executives Conference on 2/22/70, consisting

In the J. S., using Embassy stationary and

the title of Legal Attache, in certain

FPC

matter. "I share view of majority. H."

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RRB:DSS 2/20/70

ANA MURA MANIDENSE

R. R. BEAVER

MEMO TO MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONF.

"O. K. H."

CONFURENCE

Mr. Tolson instr the conference that the Director is to

be adv in advance of any proposed contacts with LEAA

personnel, or of any invitations from LEAA for

conferences to discuss any matter whatsoever.

.w..

66-2554-12921

TO MIR. TOLSON

FROM THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

47

WST: jmr 2/12/70

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The device which NY proposes to install is

called a Code a phone. It was pointed out

that members of the general public, field

offices & police officers have difficulty in

contacting resident agents.

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JJC:aga 2/20/70

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The executives Conference consisting of Messrs.

Others considered a presentation by Casper 1n

which it was recomended that supervisory

training be provided to Seat of Goverment

clerical personnel.

"YES"y".

66-2554-12923

6

JJC/hcv 2/20/70

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCI!

At the subj attend by Messrs. Tolson, Mohr,

Deloach, Bishop, Callahan, ets. disc the matter

of taain police in Cal. "In share Tolson's view

as to Mace & any other gas which may cause

permanent physical damage I have no objection

to training program sugg prov it is within

Limitarions I have indicated. H"

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3XECUTIVES CONFERENCE

19

EWW: jlk

3/12,70

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The subj of 3/12/70 consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

ohr, Deloach, Bishop, Walsh for Callahan,

Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen,

31200 for Sullivan, Tavel,

Walters, Beaver and

Soyars considered matter whether agts should

wear button while on surveillance on special

assignment, etc.

66-2554-72926

1i0

NDC: pnd 4/9/70

EXECUTIVIS CONFERINCE

ERECUTIVAS E

CONTERENCE

The Subject of April 9, 1970, consistlng of

and Callahan,

considered the advisabllity of attempting to

gei similar benefits for FBI personnel to those

alforded members of the Executive Protective

Service,

66-2554-12927

THE EXECUTIVES OONFEREICE

5

4/9/70 IMW:VII

EXECUTIVE CONFERELICE

The Executives Conference consisting of Messrs.

Tolson, Mohr, Beaver, Bishop, Callahan, Conrad,

Donahoe, Felt, Gale, Jenkins,

Rosen, Sizoo, Soyar.

Waikart

and Walters

met on April 9, 1970. MI. Has:

Walters presented for discussion proper future hr

handling of the sharply increasing volume of non

Federal

applicant fingerprints, pointing out that

every polsible means was being

, explored at Ident

to hold to a mininum requested clerical increasi

for fiscal. 1972.

"O? "Il."

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110

JJC/LOV 4/2/70

THE EXECUTIVE CONTERENCI

EXECUTIVES

CONTIREICE

the subject, consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

Deloach, lohr, Bishop, Callahan, Casper,

Conrad, Miller for Felt, Gale, Fosen, Sullivan,

Tavel, Waltersm Beavers and Soyars, considered

the suggestion that the Mechanical

Section

prepare and issue six apprehension orders each

year instead of 13 which was the # issued during

1969.

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WHT: bhg 4-17-70

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO

TOlSON

traine

EXECUTIVES

CONTERENCE

INTRONS

On 4-17-70 the Irocutives Conference consisting

01 Messis. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr, Bishop,

Beaver, Callahan,

Casper, Conrad, Telt, Heznire

Mandrews for Mr. Gale, Rosen, Soyars,

Sullivan,

Tavel and Walters considered a proposal by Mi.

Felt concerning letters, airtels and teletypes

emanating Irom the Seat

of Government directed

# to the SAC, Albany with copies to a11 officas.

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ESM:vij. 4/23/70

WXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

IO MR. TOLSON

sonsidered a proposal by Mr. Miller concerning

the discontinuing routine notification of the

owner in I. I. S. M. V. cases, which is not a

i statutory requirement.

"OK, H."

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO

TOLSON

4/23/70

EXECUTIVES CONFER-

ENCE

The executive conference considered a recommend.

ation a by the sAc of the Washingion Field

Office to explore with George Washington Univ

ersity an advanced degree program in the fleld

02 Law Enforcement Administration

for Washing

ton Field Office personnel.

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37

THE EXECUTIVIS CONFERENCE

' 7-6-70

TEB: 1O

RRISSONIEOTX

EXECUTIVES

COITE ERENCE

The Execucives Conference met on July 6, 1970,

with Messrs. DeLoach, Callahan For MohI,

Casper, Walsh for Callahan, Conrad, Felt,

McAndrews for Cale, Rosen, Sizoo for Sullivan,

Tavel, McDaniel for Walters, Beaver and Bishop F

present.

"oK H."

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TUNANT

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFDR ENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

RE: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY PROPOSAL TO

IS TABLISH A NEW FORENSIC: SCIENCE SCHOOL.

Proposal by the GWU to establish a new School of

Forensic Science. Proposed to name the school

"The Hoover School of Forensic Science."

an

appropriate letter conveying

the Director's

decision will be prepared.

"Prepare letter in

line with majority view."

1ILII1

65-2554-12935

3

LEIW: 1hg 6-18-70

IXECUTIVE CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

lir. Walters proposed 2 changes in order to

acceterate a steady flow of work through all

sections of the Ident. Div. 10 1 Day Shift 122

Is current work belinguency "OK.H." "This is not

correct as to Laloratory for I just found a sir

weeks delay H." "'OK.H."

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47

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STITTI

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

UNANIMOUS in lavor of destroying SOG files,

Index cards & abstracts aiter 5 years in UNSUB

subm reports to Bureau in routine unsub criminal.

favor.

"o.K.

H."

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47

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

JJC: aga

1 8126170

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Syggestion of destroying files, index cards and

abstracts in all UNSUB cases in the Theft From

13250

Interstate Shipment classification at SOG which

have been open ten years or more. Suggester Bod:

pointed out there were 73 drawers of files in th

category in Records Division.

"О.Б. Н."

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& EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

10-13-70

°EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

66-2554-12943

EXECUTIVE CONFES ENCE

9/11//U

51

MC:pnxl/i1k

EXECUTIVES CONFCRNCE

Considered the advisability of permitting FBI

bgents while traveling aboard aircraft as Sky

'arshals or on officialbusiness to uee the con-

trolled expansion, high-velocity bullet now being

jssued to Sky Marshals by Federal Aviation Agercy

in connectionith their official duty assignmerts

"I share majority view. H"

There arc a totl of 531 Resident Agencies thruou!

the Bu's service, 10 of thich do not havp office

space from which the Resident Agent functions,

but utilizes his residence. Thus 521 Resident

Agencies are located in Federal or commercial

office space and of this # there are 134 Resident

Agencies where there are

5 or more • SAs/

"I concur, H."

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88

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REKXEKE

CLYDE TOLSON TO

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

SFE'DINSCIOR

I informed the Conference that there had been ia

recent instance wherein a call was placed to an

sssistant Director by name and the secretary

inquired as to who was calling before she announ-

ced the call. I issued instructions that hence

forthgecretaries are not to inquire as to the

identity of the caller and aalls are to be immed-

lately handled by Assist. Direstors.

"minghix

"Right H."

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HAN YMeI FrAM

lli++5554-128431

10-22.70

66-2554-21928

ATAITINREAISTRM DTIN ERETA MI DATINT TIRZATE

84

WHF :wmj 9/18/70

WTNETEATE

THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

"I CONCUR WITH MAJORITY VIEW. H." Mr. Ielt

brought up for policy review our instr to

agents re carrying weapons on board airplanes

When Crimes Aboard

aircraft statue was passed

the law envorcement personnel, includ FBI were

exam from prohibition against

taking weapns

aboard for travel. We issued instr that agents

carry firearms on person dur travel must ident

themself to appropriate airline employee unless

such act would comprmise to success a mission.

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

21.

10-22-70

EXCUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of 10-22-70

consisting of Messis. Tolson, Sullivan, Mohr,

Bishop, C. D. Brennan, Callahan, Jenkins for

Casper, Conrad, Felt Gale, Rosen, Tavel, Walters,

Beaver and Soyars considered a

suggestion from th

SAC at LTampa that because of the increase

of terrorist and harassing tactics on the

part of few equip receiptin rom with cameras.

"I CONCUR. "H"

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33

10-9-70

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Lil. TOLSON

On 9-11-70, the Executives Conference recommended

installation of han burglar alarms in 167 key RAs

and purchase of fire proof safe-type cabinets

For each of our 532 RAs. Mr. Tolson suggested

ari

and the Director approved that Inspection Div.

Consider this very carefully.

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

ARRESTS AND

ARRAIGNMENTS

10-22-70 Exec. Conf. considered matter of con-

ducting raids

jointly with other law enforce-

ment agencies. Pros and Cons set forth.

"I Share this view. H."

66-2554-12945

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

47

LAV: VH 10/29/70

• EXECUTIVES CONFERENC

Director on exclusion of missing person notices

in LEBI & indicated we cannot use personnel to

locate missing persons; Comf considered public

relations impact re such withurawal & recommenda

in view of likelihood of mass of let; work per-

formed by 7 clerks; substantial public relations

realized, etc., that we continue to place stops

in Ident on missing persons in accord with es-

tablished policy.

"O.K."H."

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

76

JJC:hcv 10-13-70

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

RE: AIRCRAFT HIJACKINGS and CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT

MATTERS. Tests

to be conducted with FBI

participation. "I do not want participation in

these tests by the FBI. It is up to Davis to

have them made and advise me d results."

"H"

5-2554-11947-

72

-TOUTTVE CONFEPPNCE

IST: inx 11-5-22

EXTICTITI VE CONFEREICE

•he Executives Conference met 11-5-70 and con-

isted of laks Tolen Suitian Tele, Bishop

'rennan, Callahan, Caspery Conrad,

osen, Tavel, Sovars, and Mclabiel for Walters.

"O.K. H."

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IS STATE MOOINEN TEETH!

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

1C-h04 10-29-70

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On 10-29-70 the executives conference considered

the request of the SAC at Washington Field that'

during the training of the 1,000 new agents in

the program which commended Octover 5 that we

discontinue the on the job training.

"I share this view H."

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86

CDB: djr 10/29/701

•EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

Those in attendance at the Conference today in-

cluded Messrs. Mohr, Sullivan, Bishop, Brennan,

Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Roen, Tavel

Walters & Beaver. Listing of existing morator-

ium on report writing & investigation in Prior

ity II & Priority III, Security Index cases.

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C. TOLSON TO DIRECTOR

XXXX EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Names of those in attendance to conference set

forth. Instructed conference to be absolutely

sure all personnel understand no correspondance:

concerning Bu matters go out over their signature

Tithout Dir's approval. Also any contact with

the Dep't is to be placed in memo and sent thru.

foI dá Dix's approval. ' "RIGHT. H."

66-2554-12952

79

1/13/71

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

UN 1/13/71 the Executives Conference consisting

of Messrs. Tolson, Mohr, Sullivan, Bishop,

brennan, Adams for Callahan, Casper, Conrad,

felt, Gale, Rosen, Tavel, lcDaniel for Walters,

and Soyars considered the following matter.

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1-14-71

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENC

TO ME. TOLSON

Those in attendance at the Conference, 1/13/71,

included Messrs.

Tolson, Hohr, Sullivan,

Felt, Conrat

LCDaRieL.

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85

1-20-71

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TILY EXECUTIVIS

CONFERENCE

Alter discusion the Erectives conference

unanimon i "agreed to the recommendation.

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CXTCUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

phe above subject of 2/18/71, consisting of

considered the request of the SAc , Ny that

authorization be granted to purchasse a

proadcast alven radio for the Poughkeepsie

resident Agency inasmucha s they felt the

pace was vulnerable to cont. conversations with

n the office being overhead

by unauthorized pers

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115

2-3-71

RRB: DSS

OLIDE TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Thope in attendance at the conferen on 2-3-71

Vre lI. Tolson, Mohi, Sullivan, Bishop, Brennan

Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Miller for Felt, Gale

"alley for Rosen, Tavel, Walters and Beaver.

The conference was informed that answere to

anticipate questions should ;be submitted in

advance with the propose speech.

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2/3/71

FROM THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Field Division suggesting that in cities where

General Services Administration has a retail

store located and we have a divisional office

located, all expendable supplies be purchases

from the Imprest Fund as needed rather than

ordered quarterly as is now done via from FD

369.

• 12

66-2554-12958

1D

MININENTIRE THIENNE

The Executives Conference

CHARACTEFIZATIONS

to Mr. Tolson

-

(THUMBNAIL FKETCHET)

SUGGEFTION 436-71 SUBMITTED

BY DOM. INTELLIGENCE DIV.

SILE OEXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Exec. Conf. met 1/13/71 to consider capind suggestion.

Unanimous viewv of Conf that suggestion as proposed be

adopted & Mr. Felt be author. to determine feasibility of

also removing characterizations from GE & Applicant

investigative reports before they are filed in filing

system.

"Ok. H".

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SA FRANK 0. GRUNDLER

TH

3

JJC: 382 2/18/71

EXECUTIVES CONVERENCE

Nix.

Tolson proposed ve authorize the in

Staliation Ior all Bureau cars. The conter

ence agreed with Mr. Tolson with the exceptio:

of Messrs. Felt and Conrad who voted to

authorize it only on optional basis. The

conference will be guided by the Director's

view. "".

desires. "I approve Tolson's view." H.

: 66-255412961

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XENIAXIX

THE EXLCUTIVES CUNFERENCE

I TUTR. TULSON

EXDCUTIVES

CONFERENCE ME 10S

|'. Beaver suggested that action concerning the

Ris be Beat deferred until the recommendations

of the SAls are received and that the Conference

Memorandum outline to the Director extent of

security precautions which have been taken to

date. Mr. Tolson said: Immedlate on-the-scene

Security Checks and installation of backup radio

burglar alarm systens in RAs. "OK I'

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4/16/71

CLYDE TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCES

The conference was read the para appearing in

the Evening Star Newspaper column of Jeremiah

O''Leary on 4/13/71 which stated "Certain from

shutting so many small offices that hardships

would be imposed on field offices personnel

in large states. "NATURALLY.-H."

66-2554-12964

52

EXUCUCIVAS COLFCICE

214-77

PATCUTIVES CONTARENO;

ON 5-14-71 the Faecutives Conferance tas hold

consisting of the Asst. Directis to consitore:

additional security neasure for our Resident

Agencies. "I concur with the Minocicy."

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5/27/71

XXX THE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

On 5/27/71, Executive Conference consisting of

Mossrs. Beaver, Bishop, Brennan, Callahna,

Conrad, Dalbey, Donahoe, Gale, Jensins, wont,

Brennan gentins,

X05387

Rosen, Soyars, Tavel 8

• Walters, considere

a request which the Bu ahd received by letter

dated

5/17/71, from Rear Admiral F. J. Harlfinge

II?

Director of Naval Intelligence, with

ro; to the captioned program.

66-2551-12967

CLYDE TOLSON

TO DIRECTOR

3G

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

Those in attendance at the conference on 6-971

included Messis Soyars Mohr Sullivan Bishop EL

Brennan Callhan Casper Connad Dalbey Felt Gale

Rosen Tavel Walters Shroder and Beaver.

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PERRE STEIN ENTITIEN

36

WMF wmj 4/22/71)

166-2551-120581

Tolson to Director

Memo for Bir. Tolson from Executives Conference

Fe: PROPOSED INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING

INTORMANT DESIGNATIONS ORXTCHTIVES

COIFEREYCE

The Conf cons 3 aspects of informant designations

aimed toward achieving better security in commun.

Proposals sugg by Insp. Div. Conf unam agreed to

drop asterisk designation and immediately assign

symbol nos to all prospective informants. All

numerical system of designation unan disapproved.

" OE. I"

WBS:RRB:ert 6-2-71

77

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Conf held 5-27-71 & Director's instructions issued re

annual leave policy of Asst Dirs, MEDBURG investigatn,

electronic surveillances, necessity for Dalbey to attend

all conf with Dept on policy matters, "No Comment" on

Shaw matter, and run-down on INTERTEL.

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1T sicio

T O iN TUOGNTE TRENYVESLE

WIWbALInntr

KHE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

JJC :aga 6/17/71

EXECUTIVE

CONFCRENCE

At the Executives Conference held on Thursday,

6/17/71, attended by Messrs. Sullivan, Mohr,

BishoP,

Brennan, Callahan, Casper, Conrad,

Dalbey, Felt, Gale, Rosen,

Tavel, Walters,

soyars

and Beaver the captioned suggestion vas

discussed.

66-2554-12971

13

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

6/9/71

JGD: baJ

srasta)ro al alt duse" uey erenit)

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Confererice discussed in detail methods of

adfording greater security in the handling of

informant forms as well as streamlining this pro-

cedure. This matter involved detailed discussion:

concerning the various forms submitted by the

tll anto manteu o co iceetion wsta payments to

C6-2554-12970

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NPC: DId

6/17/71

51

66-2554-12972

TEITMET MMENRE TTINLIE U CI IREKTE BUSETINMIZTIRE

¡HE EKECUTIVES CONFERENCE

stixauseauer

LXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

LO IOISON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE SECUR.TY

TO THE DIRECTOR

E NEW EBL BUILDIN

The Penoaal Services Administration has awardei

the contract for the phase two construction of

the new FBI building to Blake Construction Co.

IKX "I THINK FIRST MOHR SHOULD TAKE THIS PROBLSM

UP I WITH GSA WHICH IN TURN CAN DEAL WITH

CONTRACTOR. THIS COULD PUT TOO HEAVY A DRAIN

ON OUR PERSONNEL, IF WE ATTEMPTED TO DO IT. H."

24

WF: Cxt 8-26-71

antrema

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

lembers of the Conference were briefed concerning

recent attempts by various newspapers and

reporters to obtain information about or from

(FBI personnel.

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67

2/1/71

CLYDE TOLSON

TO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES COLIFERENCE

In attendince at the Conference on 9/1/71

were liesses. Tolson, lichs, Sullivan, Bland

(For Bishop), Brenan, Cellahan, Casper, Cleve-

Land, Conrad, Dalbey, Gale, Miller (for Ponder)

Rosen,

Soyars, Javel, Walters and Felt.

"This is certainly a connon sens, and reasunab

le requirenent which I had all along assuned

prevailed.il."

5

8502554-12974

WBS: cit

9-28-71

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Pursuant to thehis Directors instructions, all

menbers of the Conforence were adisea or the

Director's desire that in the lurture he expects

the initials appering on mail to be entirely

legible and readable.

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9m 28-71

Tamn it

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES

CONTERENCE

THOSEX THANKEROZEXTEENE

The Conference considered a request that a

female clerical employee of the General

Investigative Division (Miss Joyce Herminau)

be allowed to teach a weckly class of female

employees after hours in the fundamental,

basic methods relating to self-defense.

66-2551-12076

14

WMF:crt 11-8-71

Exec Conf to Tolson

PROCESSING OF MAIL

MR. TOLSON

OXLEXY EXCCUTIVES CONCERE

Conf met on 11-8-71 & pursuant to Dir's instructions, CE

Felt pointed out that under no circums shid memos being

disseminated outside Bu be undated. All supurs shid be

alerted since without date info in old memo being dissera

cld be eval by rec'v agency as current info. Also instruct

all supvrs be reminded of instruct re handl of mail so

every effort can be made to get imp material to Dir at

earliest poss time & with absolute minimum of delay.

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19

11/2/71

EXECUTIVES CONVENENCE

•Executives Conference

Memos

'O.K. H'"I share ninority view. H." Mr. Felt

referred to recent hijacking of a Boeing 747

airplane to Havana therein an agent on annual

leave was en route from New York to San Juan,.

his duty station.

9

66-2554-12978

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO TOLSON

IJS: amt 10/22/71

EXECUFIVES

CONFERENCE

TieSAClet 71-51, dated 10/19/71, captd "Urban

Guerrilla Warfare Activity." In view of serious

nroblems posed by extremists of all types invold

in urban guerrilla warfare law enforemnt person-

nel are prime targets of these terrorists, Bu is

scheduling pilot seminar on this subj for local

& state law enforcent & to determine how Bu can

further help them meet challenge of urban terior-

ists

soons.

while fulfilling our internal security re-

ок, Н.

TAT 9s99T T T ARE CA DENITTER

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MR. TOLSON

PC: 2m 21-25-77

TIE

IXIAXILE EXECUTIVES

CONTERENCE MEMOS

The Executives Conference of November 15, 1971

consiStins of Messrs. JoLson, relE

Mohi, Rosen,

Bates, J. F. Bland (for Bishop) Callahan, Casper

A. A. Staffeld, Jr. (for Cleveland), Conrad,

Dalbey, I. S. Miller,

and N. E.

McDaniel (for Walters), considered the need for

continuing the current

restriction upon use of

annual leave by SACs outside their hendquarters

city during the acadomic year, 1.e. September

to

ill June

66-2554-12980

25

1-20-72

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

SECURITY OF

NEW FBI BUILDING

EXECUTIVES CONEFRENCE

on 1/20/72, Tolson, casper,

On 1/20/72, the Executives Conference, consistir

of Mesars.

loison, Felt, Rosen, Mohr, Bates,

Bishop, Callahan,

Casper, Conrad, Dalbey, Miller!

Ponder, Waikart,

Walters, Staffeld for Clevelang

and Soyars, considered a

proposal by the Labo-

ratory to assign five additional Agents to affor

security during construction of the new FBI bldg

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THIELD THINIANITAS

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

32

IMW: VII 2-9-72

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

WALTERS proposed Ident discontinue practice of

retaining prints and posting to ident record

rap sheet those submissions of registration or

inquiry nature whichdo not on there face

constitute an arrest

"OK-H"

AAS: d1b 1-6-72

66-2554-12982

56

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE'

The cont. considered the suggestion that certain

organized crine subjects

be included in the

NCIC Stop Index to assist in being alerted to

inquiries directed to NCIC Irom police depart-

ments and other sources,

"OK H."

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The Executives ISHIKaKEN

Conference

2-11-72

4090240959197

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On Feb 9 72 the Executives Conference consistin:

of Messers. Tolson Felt Soyars Rosen Mohr Bates

Bishop callahan Jenkins for Casper, Cleveland

Conrad EDalbey Miller Ponder Waikart, and

Walters considered the quest of whether the

intructors on the expanded faculty ;at the new

66-2554-12984

6

JPM: DW 2/29/72

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Exec. Conf, of 2/29/72, met with the fol

Present: Messrs. Tolson, Callahan, Bishop, Cas

per, Campbell for Ponder, Conrad, Rosen, Miller,

Cleveland, Soyars, Bates, Dalbey, Felt, Waikart,

Walters & Mohr. Mohr adv the Conf. of the situa-

tion re to "The Ilvestigator" & the harrassment

& threatened suit by the NY Times.

" I shall await publication by N.I. Times to

see just what angle it sk takes. H."

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6

wMr:Dss 2/25/72

LXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conf., consisting of Messrs,

Iolson, Felt, Rosen, Mohn, Bates, Bishop, Call

han, Campbell for Ponder,

Cleveland, Conrad,

Dalbey, Jenkins for Casper, Sizoo for Miller,

Soyars, Waikart & Walters, met on 2/24/72. Need

for expedition mail at all levels.

"Above

apparently had no effect in view of back-up in

3 Divisions this morning & then suddenly etc H."

32E 66-2554-12986

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

51

WBS: crt

3/14/72

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

MEMOS

The executives conference met 3/14/72.

66-2554-12987

50

1-G-72

111440

MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONG

CONFERENCE

On 1-6-72, the Executives Conference, consisting

of Messrs. Felt, Campbell, Rosen, Mohi, Bland

for Bishop, Sizoo for Miller, Walsh for Ponder,

Bates, Marshall for Waikart, Walters, and

Griffith for Soyars, considered the

establishmeni

of a voluntary student activities fee and con-

solidation of the FBI Academy Recreation Fund

at the new FBI Academy at Quantico.

662554-12989

BBXX338XX98X

71

S6 3551-22127

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO DIRECTOR

4-21-72

EXECUTIVES CONFER-

ENCE

The issue of whether the Bureau shoudl change

Its position withh respect to the NCIC policy

requring law enforcement control over computers

containing criminal history information was vo

ted upon by the Conference. All members twith

the exception of Mr. Mohr voted for retaining

the basic policy now in force.

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24

IJB:aga 5-21-73

R. FELI

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Conference, 5-17-73, was attended by Messrs.

Pelt, Baker, Callahan, Cleveland, Conrad,

Cebhardt, Marshall, D. Moore for

Miller,

Soyars, Thompson, Walters, Bassett, W. Campbell

ind Brownfield for Jenkins.

66-2554-12991

15

CMK: EDM 7/26/73

CLARENCE M. KELLY TO FILES

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

The Executive Conference was held 7/25/73,

in the Director's Office. Recreation of

the former Crime Records Division was

discussed. Re-establishment was in

compliance with Director Kelly's pledge

during confirmation and his oath of office

that the work and plans of the Bu were to

receive publicity.

It is felt that such a

Divison would assist in this pledge.

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66-2554-12992

R J Baker = to Sheets

52

STUDY OF MEANS OF

DISSEMINATING EXEC CONF

RESULTS TO SACS

It Exec Conf 9/4/73

Director Instracted Drie undertak

study of above to determine feasibility and desirability.

This is being assigned to you.

66-2554-12993

43

WYD:CSH 10/9/73

RJ BAKER

DISSEM. OF EXEC. CONF. MATTEI

to MR CALLAHAN TO SACS EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

At sugg of Director, study was made of abv possibility.

Majority of Asst. Directors felt dissem. of selected Earc

Conf results would be beneficial. OPE concurs with

majority of Exec Conf. Info should be dissem in form

of personal letters to SACs, with advice re conf. treatmt

or otherwise. RECOM: (1) That program be instituted;

(2) If approved, that rep. of Ext. Aff. Div. handle dissem

of appropriate subject matterkX "Toxissue have

"one one a document every iten discussed...'

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EES/imt 10/30/73

3AKER to CALLAHAN

Dissemination of Executives

Conference Mats to SACs

•EXECUTIVES • Exec. Conference Meeting

CONF CRENCE

10/30/73.

This memo records the discussion at Executives Cont.

10/30/73. RECOMMENDATION That the Director

indicate which items shid be disseminated to SACs

(dissemination to be handled by OPE).

66-2554-12996

46

RJB:CSH 11/16/73

RJ Baker

Dissem. of Exec. Conf. Matters to SAC

to The Director Exec Conf. Meeting 11/16/73

Following matters discuSsed ES heeting 11/16

(l) Comments by Former Acting AD Felt re proposal the

FBI operate under control of Judiciary Comm. (2) Suit

by Carl Stern under Freedom of Info. Act. to obtain FBI

documents on Counterintelligence Program. (3) Approve

by Congress of our Appropriations Bill. RECOM: That

Director indicate any items he would like disseminated

to field. "I do not feel these are items to be

disseminated-CMK"

56-2554-12995

8

RJB:DW 10/25/13

BAKER TO CALLAHAN EXEC CONF 10/24/73

OCXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

At Exec Conf 10/24/73 following items discussed (1) Dir

announced designation of Asst Dir Miller to fill position

of Asst to the Dir (2) Mr. Kelley discussed his meeting

with Acting AG Bork on 10/23/73 and (3) Mr. Miller

brought up Dept Order 543-73 re Management of Dept. of

Justice which if implemented would significantly erode

Bu semi-autonomous status. Various optional cours soi

action were advanced and comm formed to further study

matter. RECOMM - that Dir indicate which items should

be disseminated to the SACs.

66-2554-72997

T.J. JENKINS

• TO

MR. CALLAHAN

29

TJJ: pnd 12/18/73

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The director feel that topics discussed at the

Exec Conf should be disseminated to all SACs

on his personal stionery in order to limit the

dissemination to ay top field personnel only.

"Hereafter I will advise P&E of any item I feel

1) should not be disseminated at all 2) should

so to sals onLy-unless so designated they shoul

so to Fos without restriction as to disseminatic

within the office. Io avoit confusion I feel

every dissemination should go t out, etc. CMK"

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RJB: DW 12/11/73

R.J. BAKER TO

THE

DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Exec Conf met 12/11/73 & Mr. Kelley adv Assoc

Director Callahan was rec AG Exceptional Serv

Award. Discussion on kuk COINEL program, Insp

Campbell brought up FBI Annual Law Enforcement

Coni. Asst Dir Campbell mention high NCIC Per

centage for Nov. REC: Dir indicate any 1tems to

be dissem. "OK

for all " K.

60-2053-12999

ir!'

RJB:CSH 12/12/73

RJ BAKER

DISSEM. OF EXESGIVEMATS

to MR. CALLAHAN

TE SAGSINCE

Director indicated all 4 items discussed at Exec Conf

12/11/73 should be dissem. to SACs.

Since Item #2

pertains to COINTELPRO, a sensitive topic, it is not

felt it should rev wide dissemination in field.

Sugg Exec

Conf items be fwded to SACs on Director's personal stati

tionery. RECOM: (I) Exec Conf items be disseminated

to SACs on personal stationery; (2) if a proved, attached

/#90omm to SACs reporting topics discussed 12/11/73.

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krek

i 1

RJE: CSH 12/12/73

66-2554-12997

29

T.J. JENKINS TO

TJJ:pmd 12/18/73

7223202242000

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO ALL SACS

'TOLICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED

MR.

CALLAHAN

(on note payer)

AT EXEC CONF, 12/11/73

CHINT

The director feel that topics discussed at the

otting out info re abv, for versonar tr

into of SAC only:

Exec Conf should be disseminated to all SACs

(1) info re AG's Excep. Sve Award being riven to'AD

on his personal stionery in order to limit the

Callahan; (2) info re Carl Stern's successful suit to

dissemination to my top field personnel only.

secure COINTELFRO documents under Free.lom of Info

"Horeafter I will advise P&E of any item I feel

Act; (3). Info re FBI Annual Law Enforcmt Conferencès in

1) should not be disseminated at all 2) should

field & survey being conducted thereon by Trng Div;

go to SAGs only-unless so designated they should (a) Into re success of NSIC operations.

go to FOs without restriction as to disseminati‹

within the office. Io avoit confusion I feel

every dissemination should go & out, etc. CHK"

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TJ.T: pmd 12-14-73

T. J. Jenkins to Mr. Callahan DISSEMINATION OF'EXEC-

UTIVES CONFERENCE MATTERS TO SACS

Memos to all SACs have bn rutd thru Train. Div. to chck

policy&prev. instrcts. Train. maintains file these mero s

for ref.

Dir instretd certain topics discussed at EC b

dissem. to SACs for info top officials in their offices only.

However, field not advisd this limitation. RECS:1. In future

when dissem. on Dir's prsnl stationery EC topics put pre-

cautionary statement. 2. Files&Com. estab. sep. file this

'ype corres. &approp index same. 3. Such corees. b ruta

that Train Dests re spence ey postatory bot its:

s statnry for ref.

66-2554-13001

64

• AJBA:CSH 1/22/74

15 B Adams

Re: Dissem. of Exec. Conf. Matters to

to the Director

SACS - ExeC Cont Meeting 1/22/14

Lanterence

cont met and discussed (l) Speech by santarelli, Adm. (f

LEAA, containing far-reaching proposals controversial

to law enforcement; and (2) Need to give SACs wider

latitude in preparing agendas for Field Technical Confs,

to make them more responsive to individual offices.

PECOMMENDATIONS - (1) That cc of Santarelli's speech

be sent each SAC, with brief note re controversial itenis;

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70167

66-2554-13001

To All SACS

6:4

TOTICS OF INTRICT DISCUSSTM

AT EXFC CONF 1/22/74

LONE GRANCE

cont discussed Agts annudl technical trainine & con-

clude? sACs shoull have greater latitue in [regaring

agen la resconsive to their needs; implementing instruc

tions will be forthcoming. Also discussed speech by

Santarelli, Adm, LEAA, 1/14/74, and ee is enclose? in

view of lossible questions which might be posed re it.

667259-13002 | 572 UBA.CSN 1/6/19

J. B. Adams

Re: Dissemination of Exec. Conf. Matters

to Director

to SACs - Exec. Conf. Meeting 1/8/7:

Exec. Cont. met Il a,m., X78/HlVbcector indicated

he desired Exec. Conf. to meet in near future at a

retreat-type facility to discuss direction Bureau must

take, priorities, goals, allocation of funds and man-

power, & investigative and administrative procedures.

16 specific items for discussion are set out.

Director may desire to indicate whether he wishes

this disseminated. Encl.. info.

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66-2554-13003

FINELSON

H.P. CALLAHAN TO

DIRECTOR

29

1/29/74 NYC: pnd

клінитиния

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Memo sets forth results of establishing prior.

ities as discussed at my conf

1/20/74 per your

instructs. REC: subnitted for ur apprvl. "O.K.

Also send out letter to SACs & re conference

items to be discussed. K"

66-2554-13003

To All SACs

29

JBA:CSH 1/30/74 •

TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED

AT EXEC CONF

• •EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Advising AG Saxbe attended Exec Conf 1/29/74 and each

Div head gave presentation re his operations. AG was

appreciative, indicating he was great admirer of FBI &

wanted to be in position to explain its important mission

to public and defend it against unfair criticism. Also at

this conf agenda for all-day conf 2/5/74 was firmed up &

setting out items to be discussed, for into.

-

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ABA: CSH 1/20/74

66-2554-13004

29

J B Adams

DISSEM OF EXEC CONF MATTERS I

to the Director

•SACS - Exec Cont meeting 1/29/74

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

AG Saxbe attended Exec Conf meeting 1/29/74. Each div

head gave short presentation re work of his div. AG wac

appreciative, indicating he wants complete knowledge re

FBI in order to explain its mission to public and defend

it against criticism.

He explained DJ role is law enforce

ment, not social reform. Following his departure, there

was brief discussion re agenda for 2/5/74 all-day conf.

RECOM - Director may desirest indicate whether SACs

66-2554-13005

:: 11

16

SBÁ CSH 3/5/74

J B ADAMS , DISSEM OF EXEC CONF MATTERS TO

to Director

SACs - Exec Conf 3/5/74,

, EXECUTIVE

Conf considered red of AG Younger, of CAPREHRE, CRat

FBI participate in operation to intensify investigative

thinking re Hearst kidnaping. Question was moot, since

Wh House had already declined for any Fed. agey to

participate. Exploration of this technique further will

,Coni. also discussed proposal

inue rule

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16

JBA: DW

3-6-74

TO ALL SACS

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference met on 3-5-74, and

three topics were discussed which I feel would

be of Interest to all of you.

66-2554-13006

TO ALL SACS

24

EES:CSH 2/20/74

RE:

Topics of Interest Discussed

al Exec. Conf., 2/19/74

At abr Exec Coni, we discussed desirability of expanding

SAC authority re use & scorage of Sureau cars; decisicn

reached to expand authority for 60-day trial period. Fall

details will be fwded to you by separate letter.

(2) Fatricia Hearst kidnaling & fact this may be landmar]

now. (3) I have approved news media meeting with exec.

staff & Asst. Directors, and Ext. Aft, Div. is handling.

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66-2554-13007

J. B. ADAMS tO

THE DIRECTOR

24

FES/imt 2/19/74

DISSEMINATION OF EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE MATS TO SACS

•EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

2/19/74

"ALL, K!'

At Executives Conference meeting 2/19/74 following

items were discussed (1) Utilization of Bureau Autos

in Resident Agencies, (2) Hearst Case Feview and

(3) News Media Contact with Assistant Directors.

REC. That Director indicate, which, if any, of the

foregoing items shid be disseminated to SACs.

66-2554-13008

14

JBA:CSH 3/19/74

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

J.B. ADAMS TO

SAXXXEX CALLAHAN

At abv conf CNK suggstd tabling proposal to re-

lieve SACs of lst line case spry work til frthr

cons given to how can be done w/out incrong spur

staff. Attchd is let to all SACs advising questn

has been cons & Exec Conf. was gen in aggremnt,

but decided to kx table proposal for frthr cons.

as to how could be done w/out adding to spury

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66-2554-13008

14

JBA: CSH 3/19/74

ALL SACS

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

At above conf today exten disc re proposal that

Sacs be auth to rem cases from immed Ist line

supervision & reassign them to other sprusry per

sonnel took place. There was feeling among SAls

that, w/more time avail., additional time could

be well spent on over-all dretn & crantn of inv-

astigative operations, progs & maj cases, etc.

so telt prop wild resit in grtr continuity of

supervision.

decided to table prop to explore

¡ditional roans. Views will be sought a seprtly.

69

WIR: nm 3-25-74

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

66-2554-13010

23

OBR: CSET 3/22/74

I B Adams

Topics of Interest Discussed at

to Mr: Callahan

Executives Conference 3/19/74

Rememo J B Adams to Callahan 3/19/74 re abv. At

Exec Conf it was decided to table proposal to authorize

SACs to remove cases from their Ist-line spivision,

in order to explore means by which this could be done

without increasing staff. Also decided to explore possi-

bility of assgng FBIHQ spurs to field spury vacancies,

as part of career development program.

OPT desires

ViewS O1 ASSE Dirs.

cc of this

being sent each of them with req for views by 4/57740

: 66-2554-13009

MUMO FOR ALI

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

16-2554-13011

14

ancl.

82

RSY: jam 3/19/74

MIR. HEIM to

MR. FRANCK

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

"To obtain the maximam benefit fron our delibera-Enclosed is self-explanatory material setting

Itions in Executive Conference, I have reviewed

current procedures as well as my own schedule of a

forth the results of captioned conderence

including the identity of each Bureau official

commitments.

in attendance.

-.

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82.

JBÀ: CSH 2/8/74

J B ADAMS

GOALS & PRIORITIES

to ME. FRANCK

Discussion at Exec. Conf. 2/5/74

At Exec Conf of 2/5/74 there was discussion re necessity

for each div. to be alert to establishment of goals &

priorities as continuing responsibility. Greater emphasi

is being placed thereon throughout Govt and this concepi

is here to stay.

No specific areas were identified where

it might be possible to establish measurable goals.

Action - For information.

5:5554-13011

: 32'

GIO: j 2/8/75

Franck to Jenkins

ALL. DAY CONF. KEY FBI PERSCNN.

OFFERINEa

2/8/74 relations with Dep.of Just.

irst item on agenda was "Relations with Dept:of

Justice" Subj matter incl. discussion of questn.

as to whether or not IBI could operate as an

independently an agency more effectively. Dir.

indicated he wished discussion on subj.of our

problems with LIM. He expressed his thots on

participatory management. Discussn.was had re

reparatn. of proposed legisltn. on subj.of invasn

of privacy. Asst. DiI Adams highlighted increasing.

probl. of us attys. who try to act as coordinatis

of Fed. invest-activities. REC: For info.

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882°

WGC

mb 3/18/74

W. G. Campbell Memo to MExICtAICk CONTERENCE

CONFERENCE OF KEY FBI PERSONNEL-2/5/74

TOPIC #8, ROLL OF FBI IN PROVIDING SERVICT

FUNCTIONS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT

Memo sets forth comments made by Asst. Dirs.Briggs

White, Lab. Div., Fletcher D. Thompson, Ident, Div.,

SAC John J. McDermott,WO, and Associate Director

Callahan, with regard to services rendered local law

enforcement by the FBI.

66-2554-13011

..:

• .82

GIQ: j0 2/3/74

oranck to Jenkins

ALL DAY CONF.FOR KEY FBI

collins fiscussion on agenda was publ relatns

PERSONNEL, 2/5/74 (PUBL. RELATNS.)

Item for

with ref. to best means of proj.Bu's accompl.

responsibilities

& operations. Pointed out sell

FBI should b easiest job because of our accompl

& reputation. Dir open stance provides oppor.

for closer relationships with media. Noted Bu's

publ relatns. effort should o positive, try to

tell publ. what we do, admit mistakes. Intensify

liaison with Cong. REC: For info.

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82

WRW: Iml 2/7/74

Wannall to E.S Miller, ALL-DAY CONFERENCE FOR

EXCURE CONSONNRICE

2/5/74

Set forth is info on discussion at capt

conference of item $7 on agenda which was "FBI.

Jurisdiction, including Discussion Concerning

Questions which Have been Raised as to the

Propriety of Continuing Security and Criminal

Responsibilities in the FBI."

66.2551-13011

mad encl

82.

WVC: 15 2/2/714

W. V. CLEVELAND E, S. MILLER

EXCUSIVE

CONFERENCE

DE-EMPHASIS ON QUANTITY TO

PERMIT ADDTL. EMPHASIS.ON

QUALITY IN INVESTIGATIVE

OPERATIONS

Discussion of captioned matter at conference held at

Washington Hilton Hotel, 2/5/14,

set forth reflecting

views of those present.

Enclosed forms with the

report.

166-2551-13011

1 23 -003/her:2/7/487

J.D. Jamieson to Mr. Jenkins ALL-DAY CONFERENCE,

FOR KEY FBI PERSONNEL

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 5

'74

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Re memo N. P. Callahan to Director 1/29/73 captioned as

above. Results of discussion of Item 6, Local Law

Enforcement and Additional Means by which Bureal Can b

of tasixtus Assistance, attached hereto. REC: Info,

Enc.

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82

EWW:j1k 2-7-74

Walsh to Jenkins

Persnl Managmt Incldg Role

Responsibs of SAC

" OTXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Abv topic discsd at 2-5-74 conf. Asst Dir Adams std that!

detailed survey underway in OPE & detailed questionnair

had gone forw to measure perceptions & attitudes of

field & hdqs persnl in leadershp positns. Most SACs feel

they shld be relieved of resp for supervsg block of cases.

Only objctn was Asst Dir Campbell. Feeling that SACs did

not have suff autonomy & too much directn coming frm Bul

Jenkins thought probl may be lack of communictns.

REC:

Into. That decision bedetra til results of OPe survey.

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## Page 710

66-7551-13012

W. G. CAMPBELL TO

BIR. SENSINS

MEMO

1 Encl.

84

HEals 3027071

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Encl. meno Following the Directors conference

with Donald Santarelli LEAA Administrator in the

Direc ors office on 3-19-74 the Director instruct

ed that I determine a nutually convenient date io

*r Santarollis appearance before the Executives

conference.

66-255473013

86

EES: Int 4-11-74

J. B. ADAMS TO

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

THE DIRECTOR

Mr. White briefed the conference concerning the

training program for non-FBI lab personnel.

The initial program consists of a series of 5'

classes. Recommendation: That the Director

indicate which, if any, of the foregoing sny:

items be disseminated to the smus.

8A11. K."'

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710

06-2554-13013

86

EES:CSH 4/18/74

To All SACs

TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED AT

EXEC CONF, 4/11/74

'EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

At abu Exec Coni, Lab rep briefed members re progress

to date in training state and local lab personnel. Initial

program was explained, as well as fact that four researc.

units have been formed; research papers will be pre-

pared for dissemination to personnel working in state

and local labs.

66-2554-13014

112 14

ABA: CSH 4/25/14

LXECUTIVES

J B Adams

Dissem. of Exec Cont Latters to SACc

to the Director

Exec Conf meeting 4/25/74

Conf considered initial phase of Career Development

Program and approved following steps: (a) preparation

of Career Development Summaries; (b) Creation of

Career Boards; (c) establishment of Spry School with

Assessment Center. Conf also approved re-establishin

Interesting Case Writeup program. Also, after disc.

Director approved OPE studying need for higher quality

of legal counsel for guidance of SACs locally.

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## Page 711

66-2554-13014

14

JBA:CSIL 5/1/74

TO ALL SACS TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED AT

EXEC CONF 4/25/74

"EXECUTIVES

COIURENCE

divising Conf gave addtl consideration to initial phase of

ireer Development Program for Spry and Execs, and

itting out 3 steps to be taken at this time.

Conf also

"reed to i'e-establish Interesting Case Writeup progran.

1 addition, OPE was asked to study legal problems which

've arisen re major investigations, to determine any

sed for higher quality of legal counsel and guidance for'

iCo locally. Implementation of above items will be

indled by separate communications.

1.:

85

ELS/int 6/3/74

66-2554-13015

•T. B. Adams to Mr. Callahan

' All Day Conference

for Key FBI Personne:.

EXECUTIVE EUN9s1974 CONFERENCE

'it mtg 5/30/74 discussion was had concerning case load,

rograms & ways of measuring Bureau's accomplishments

i particular concern was traditional basis used for

requesting & justifying our agent & clerical personnel.

*Ir. Kelley instructed I prepare agenda for All Day

Conference to be held latter part 6/74 & this mat be on

agenda. ACTION Each, Division furnish OPE by 6/6/74

suggested agenda items to be discussed.

+2754449445738907I7

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31

Campbell to Jenkins

WGC:nis 5/30/74

RETURN APPEARANCE BEFORE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE BY

LEAA ADMR DON SANTARELLI

Memo Campbell to Jenkins, 5/23 74, scheduld second

appearance before Executives Conf of Santarelli for

Asst prom to 130/39 10a santa ell, cane is seas

givn. REC: That no further consideratn b given this time

for rescheduling Santarelli's appearance.

"OK, K"

66-2554-13017

67

TJJ: pmd 6/6/74

T.J. JENKINS TO

CALLAHAN

EXECUTIVES EARS CONFERENCE!

After the Director departed the Executives

Conference today, Mr. Sheets discussed the

planned retreat for Bureau officials pointing a

that it would probably be held at the Washing-

ton-Hilton Hotel during the end of June.

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66-2554-13018

67

6/14/74

J.J. MCDERMOTT TO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE

CONEERENCE

60-2554-13020

LENIO TO ALL ASSISTATT

DIRECTORS

16

OTJ: int 7-5-74

EXECUTIVE COIFERENCE

We are in recipt of a video tape from RCRA-TV,

By meno dated March 25, 1974, I advised you of

Sacramento, which contains eight 5-minute

1 schedule of fix Executive Conferences and Casc

mini-documentaries concerning the FBI, in which

we cooperated in the production. At the time,

oh At the

Briefings. There will be no change n in the

present Executive Conference schedule, which is

of your interest in April with Mike Boyd of KCRA-

as follows.

TV you expressed a desire to see the finished

product. Details set out. "OK,K."

66-2554-13019

67

KPW: ger 6/27/74

HEIM TO MCDERMOTT

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

In accordance with your directions, arrangements

have been made with the Radio Engineering Sec-

tion of the Laboratory for screening of the

recently produced series of 5-minute documentar

¡es on the FBI prepared by KCRA-TV, Sacramento,

California, at the All Day Conference of Key

Bureau Personnel on 7/8/74 at the Washington

Hilton.

66-2554-13021

73

TJJ: pnd 6/21/74

T. J. JENKINS TO

MR. CALLAHAN

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Assit. Director Thompson has invited the Director

and the Executives Conference to a briefing in

the Identification Div., and a luncheon in

celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the

Identification Division. REC: That the dxDirector

approve the EXcitin Executives Conference

Nese Meeting at the Ident Div on 7/18/74, as

set forth.

"OK. K."

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66-2554-13022

1

6-13-73

EES/imt

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

J. B. ADAMS TO:

MR. CALLAHAN

Pursuant to the Dir. oral instructions 5-30-74

and his memo to members of the subj., 6-4-74,

arrangements have been made, subject

approval, to hald captioned conference at the

"OK,"

"Ox, ington tilton at 8:00 am, July 8,1974.

66-2551-13023

11

JWM: imr 8-22-74

IARSHALL TO JENKINS

PROPOSED EXECUTIVES'

° EXECUTIVES '

CONF BRIEFING CONCERN-

CONFERENCE

ING AUTOMATION PROGRAV

I wid like to provide Dir & Exec Conf briefing on several

automation programs in Div which will radically change

{long-established wi procedures after we move into new

bldg. Briefing will take 45 mins & SA Awe will assist me.

REC: That this briefing be placed on agenda for near fit.

...

1090379899

TENIN TITS

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31

CALLAHAN,

JENKINS, ADAMS,

GALLAGHER

3/4/75 CMK: EDM

LXECUTIVES KINKIERE

CONFERENCE

these observations came

According to the SAC, intense interest of the fie

about because of the

in the dellverations, and the fact they are no

longer submitted engursz regularly has been

interpreted as relinquishing our previously

avowed purpose to submit them.

66-2554-13025 11|:

3

RJG:DW 3/7/75

NIXIEO SAC, Albany

Topics of Interest Discussed at

'the Executives Conference

AIRTEL

Setting forth items discussed at 3/6/75 meeting dealing

mainly with testimony before Subcommittee on Civil

Rights and Constitutional Rights of Committee on the

luciciary, house oi Representatives, and task force 1°

nformation gathering and retention policies of FBI

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73"

RJG:DW 3/31/75

SAC, ALBANY

TOPICS CE INTEREST DISCUSSED AT

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

ON 3/24/75 I MET WITH ELMER B. STAATS, COMP.

TROLLER GENERAL OF US, AND MEMBERS OF HIS

STAFF RE GAO SURVEY OF FBI OPERATIONS. SET

FORTH GENERAL, INFO RE GAO SURVEY. EXEC CON!

ALSO BRIEFED RE MY APPEARANCE BEFORE

ROCKEFEILER COMMISSION.

RESUMPTION OF NEW

ANTS TRADING CONSIDERED & MORE DETAILED

HE WILL BE TORWARDED SEPARATELY.

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35

66-2554-12737

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO MORON.

1/26/60

66-2554-12738

]

TFM: hd 1/28/60

EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TOLSON

CONFERENCE

¡UTIVES CONFERENCE

F...I. N. A. INVESTIGATIONS

Jegal Atache of Havana Office raised question

11 It advisable for agents personal firearms be

In connection with studies of NA procedures, it

kept in office ale in Havana Office.

Matter

has been suggested that the fingerprints of NA

was presented to Exec. Conf. and opinion was

applicants be searcheda in the Identification

Bur.

revolvers be returned to the sOG and shou..d

Division bebore

the applicant arrives at the

have a Eur, owned revolver kept in vault of off'ic Academy In this way the fingerprints could be

of Legat. On 1/26/60 matter was re-presented to

searched while the investigation 1s being conducti

Cont. and was unanimously decided that legats

this matter was presented to beExecutives

should have Bur. owned revolver kept in vault,

confersace 1/26/60

unanimously agreed & that

Legate other than liba have owned firearms for

the same procedure utilized in regard to New Agent

2INI10

be used Be for na axx applicants..

66-2554-12738

SERATES

- 28-60

66-2554-12739

kow

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO MR. TOLSON

EXFCUTIVE CONFERENCE

JKM:5mg 2/16/60

EXECUTT VES COXFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

F.B.I.N.A. INVESTIGATIONS

Conference on 2/15/60 considered the matter rel-

ating to nethods for improving the Bu's suggest-

In conn with studies of National Academy

ion program.

Specifically, names of Bu employees

procedures, It has been suggested that the

who have had suggestions adopted be listed in

fingerprints of NA applicants be searched in the

Investigator each month & establish a club made

Ident. Div before the applicant arrives at the

up of employees who had received incentive awards

Academy. In this way the fingerprints could be

of $300 for suggestions adopted. Unanimously

searched while the investigation is being conduct.

rejected by conference.

ed. This matter was presented to Executives Conf.

1-28-60, unanimously agreed that the same proded-

lure utillzed in regard to new Arent annlicenta

So, vi

i...

ARCESS

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82

DiD: sak: 2-77-40

YUSTAINS FEST

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

"FBI LAW ENFORCEMENT

BULLETIN ELITES

CeNtERENCE

Executives Conference

considered your suggestion

regarding the advisability of sending the FBJ.

Law Enforcement Bulletin to all persons on the

Special Correspondents& List.

The Conferencs

was unanimous in recommending that the suggestio

be adopted, 1.e., the Law Enforcement Bulletin

be sent to all persons

the Special List.

"ок. н."

66-2554-12743

Khw

CIT: vh 4/7/60

FXECUTTYE CONFERENCF

FXFCUTIVES CO!TERINCE

conference on 4/6/60, Mr. Trotter brought up for

discussion the one the scene relations b the

Fil disaster squad with press and relatives.

Majority view is that the already established

policy of answering press & relatives inquiries

ater next of kin notified, should continue

"as is".

"I share the majority view, H

166-2554-12740

30

AKB: VH 3/23/60

66-2554-12744

24

4/8/60 AR: Jh

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

MR. TOLSON

• TOP JEWEL THIEF PROGRAM •

Addressed to Mr. Tolson, The Conference unanimous In view of the successful procedures being fol-

ly recommends that the number of non-Bureau wantedlowed in connection with the Top Jewel Thief Pro-

50 to 100, and that wanted notices for the fo:lowselected "Top Three" and that these Individuals

ing additional offenses be considered for pub. icape completely covered with continuous twenty-four

tion; rorgery, receiving stolen goods, confidencerous coverage until the thief is arrested and evi-

games, narcotic law violators, any felonious sex dence is obtained which will result in successful

offense, any felonious gambling offense and parolprosecution or some reason exists which would be

violators who have substantial arrest recoras.

thinkastufor no longer concentrating on this

1.:

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

4-6-60

- ALB 255h

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

At the Executives Conference held on 4/6/60, con

sisting of Nessrs. Tolson, Mohr, Parsons, Belmon

callahan, beloach, malone, McGuire, Rosen, Lamm

Trotter,

Ingram and Clayion, consideration was

given to the question of affording tours to

police officials who attend the General

Assembly of Interpol, which

WDC, 10/10-15/60.

1s to be held In

66-2554-12746

31

3/28/60

XECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

DDRESSED TO MR. TOLSON. The Executives Confer-

ince of 3/23/60, consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

Ingram,

Parson, DEloach, Edwards, Clayton, Tamm,

owles, Mohr,

Callahan,

Rosen and Belmont con-

idered the revision for FD-253 which is the form

xecuted by SA when theyare making payments in re-

sponse to assessment against the Agents Insurance

Jund and on which they set forth the beneficiary

designatied

to fire Receive the money provided by

this fund.

in.

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53

JEM:sjw 6/3/60

The Executives Conference to Mr. Tolson

SUGGESTION #812-60

SUBMITTED BY IRENE W. DEN-

¿ ton, IDENTIFICATION DIV.

Ex Conf 6/1/60 consisted of Messrs. Tolson, Mohr,

Parsons, Clayton, Ingram, Callahan, DeLoach, McGuir:

Rosen, Tamm, Trotter & Malone. Considered sugg that

female emps be used as tour leaders. Conf unanimously

opposed idea.

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5-21-60

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO

..MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of May 23, 1960,

consisting of Messrs. Mohr, Trottes, Clayton,

Belmont, Rosen, Parsons, McGuire, DeLoach,

Rogars {0r Malone and Callahan, pursuant to the

Director's instructions re-'evaluated the Bu

policy of furnishing

transportation to radio

operator personnel fa via Bu car assigned

to Midland and Sovago, Virginia. "O.F. H."

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24

6/9/60

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Execubives Conference on 6/7/60 considered

the suggestion submitted by Mr. B. J. White,

Thief of the Physies and Chemistry Section of the

laboratory that the name of the F.B.II. Laboratory

be amended to phil the

"F.B.I. Laboratories.

"I DO NOT APPROVE. H."

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AR: jh 6/21/60

66-2554-32751

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

E THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

" O.K. H."

Conference considered supplemental instructions

re plan of operation to handle bomb threats 1n

BU space with particular reference to regular

working hours. Conference unanimously approved

position as hereto fore outlined in memos of

6/73/60 and 5/26/60/

Tiaxx++5784447879544748

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FI. I. EDWARDS TO MR. MALONE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Miss Gandy called & said she wanted to pass

along for r consid the idea that all the congrat

let & numerous comm resolutions coming in with

regard to BBINA ann, might be nice to put them it

bound vol & keep them where visiting firemen

old see them. Mr. Mohr Indicated this shld be

taken up at Exec. Conf. ADDENDUM: JFM:hd 7-21-60

ON T-20 considered & recom unsn against.

Suegestion encl.

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63

mW:neb 7/29/60

F.W. WAIKART TO MC GUIRE

EXECUTIVES CUNFERENCE

Reg Prof Paul A. Freund, Harvard Law Sch, 7/25/01

Adar to AG ref Ba for views on lifting restric o!

access to ac's FBI repts & memos cont in old Dep

of Just files stored in Nat'1 Archives, which re

stric impeding Freund's prep of bruaXtuky HIs

Recom attach reply

Indic restric sh.

cont--Bu rep wa rev FBI mat aft sep from Just f1:

by Arch on Req & farn pert noncomprom into, 1f.

any. ADDENDON

"FWW:neb 8/1/60 Ex Donf unan approv

recom 8/0/60.

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8/16/60

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of August 15, 1960g consisting

o1 Meszes. Parson, Deroach, lamm, Callahan, Walkart,

unlone, Rosen, Clayton, Bowles, Sizoo and Mohr, considered

the present group life

insurance benefits available to

Bureau employees under the Special Agents Mutual Benefit

Association and considered the possibility of extending

these benefits.

SENT DIRECTOR, 8/17/60.

10

AItS:ASH 9712/68

панніс

EXEUTIVES CONFERENCE

MPXXTORSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

SUGGESTION #53-51 BY

H. O. BLY, FOR INDOCI-

RINATION COURSE ON

COMMUNISM

We should use our specizlied knowledge to help

educate key government exeuctives on the

strategy and tacties of communism.

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KER 10/3/60

EXECUTIVES CONTR

CONFERENCE

Addressed to Mr. Tolson.

on 9/28/60 the

Executives Conference considered a suggestion

proposing that when files over 20. years old

are destroyed in the fleld the corresponding

index cards should be destroyed.

Under the present procedure,

the index cards

are retained in the field office.

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82

JSR! ap 11/16/60

Pixecutives Conterence to The Director

FBI NA ASSOCIATES

On 1l/14/60 Conference cons question affairs NAA being

carried on by delegates meeting biannually in Wash..

Delegates chosen by number pd-up-dues members in

chapter, expenses for delegates & Bd. Officers pd by NAA

treasury. All except Mr. Tamm approved. He rec dissolv

ing natni organization & carry on activities thru state &

regional chapters. Constitution prvids electn officers by

mall vote. I Director approves majority view, revised

Constitution will be drawn up for approval. ist meeting not

to be held till 1962 since Lane just elevated to presidency.

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NATO NO MR! TOLSON

11/14/60 QT: DMG

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

INÓN/EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE CONPERENCE

11/14/60, Executives Conf. consisting of Messis

condiderad quest.

of conducting

Schools in 1961.

The lab. is noted, had suggust.

that 2 or 3 Schools be held in 'al.

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WST: lae 1/16/61

Ixecutives Conference memo to the Director

RE: SMOKING IN BUREAU SPACE

I Cavel made survey're smoking in Bu space after Crypt.

"sction, Lab. Div., empl. raised complaint Downing could

i smole at desk but other empls. cannot. Rules exist. at SOG

ie smoking set out. RECOMMEND: 1. No change in pres.

ule prohibiting female empls from smoking in any work.

'rea during work. hrs; 2. no change in rule pr.hibiting

smoking in work areas during work hrs Ident Div space &

Files space, Ident and Justice blogs; 3. Crypt. empls be

permitted to smoke effective immed (male clerks).

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WST: lae 1/30/161

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of 1/30/61, considered

a proposal made by Mr. Tavel as a

result of his

inspection of the Laboratory Div. that the

pro-

cessing of certain diplonatic traffic by the

Cryptanalysis Unit be discontinued.

"I WILL GO

ALONG FOR IIME BEING BUT W WANT THIS OPERATION

RE-EVALUATED IN 6 MOS. AS NO REAL ACCOMPLISHIENTS

HAVE BEEN ATTAINED FOR SOME TIME. H™

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2/10/61

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Mr. W. C. sullivan proposed a plan to publish

certain selected items from past issues of Hat

Nationwide Criminal Activities let in a booklet

for dissemination to all'NA graduates.

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3-24-61

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

ATTOREY GERASE'S LIST

ON CRGAMIZATIONS

DESIGITATED PURSUANT TO

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10450

The Executives Conference on 3-22-61, consisting

of losers, Tolson, Parsons,

Hohn, Belmont,

Callahan, Conrad,

avans, halone. Roser, Tavel,

Clayton, Ingram and Deloach consideres

The matter artie copies on the meeting

in subversave organiz. then specifically redo

indice to Dizasta

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4/19/61

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The executive conferenc of 1/19/61 consisting

of lesars. Tolson, Parson, lohr, Deloach, Ingram

callahan, grotter, Rosen, Siroo, EVanS,

clayton,

"hite Tavel and Malone, considered a proposal

mide by the Laboratory

In gegara to the use of an

automatic bullet reloading machine. The executive

confeence was of the unanimous opinoon that the

jafety factor involved in using jactory loaded

ammunition. Rec. that the magnimatic reloading

equipment not be utilized by the bureau.

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RXECULIVES CONTERENCE TO

EXLOUTIVES

TOLSON

CONFEELIICE

The conference considered a suce. bade by an Als

Asel. in the off. or the Ue Acü. aü Denver,

Colo

which had been fomarded to the

Anaresta, Adnin. As51. 1G. Sub. made refer to thi

Bu's work in locating probation violators in cas!

whercin the offenco was within the jurisdiotion

of the FBI and

suggests that the Bu undertake th

invesil. of

all probation violator cases regard-

less of the juriadiction involved In the origino.

ofrense.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

36

NPC:med 6-7-61

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

In let from former clerical emp. of DN Office he

indic. had attended 1960 Christmas party of DI

Div. which was hold outside office & Mr. Tolson

been stoppor

& Executivos Conferonoo should consider this to

which the Dir. agreed. Memo on which mir. Tolson

made indic pointed out is no blanket prohibition

of Bu social afrairs outsido Bu spaco. Restrictio

placed on anniv. & going away parties by SAC Let

59-48 8-4-59. Red. prIOr Bu aDDrOVal.

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The Executives Conferencezoxx Balroax

SECURITY-SENTIENTING.

Conf of 10/9/61 considered proposition as to whether

certain phase Sec. In-Serv. shid be cont'd. Seminar dis-

cussions held at Riddell Bldg. unanimously favored.

RECCM: That unanimous view of axec. Cont. be

approved. I approved, curriculum will be arranged

so that class will start 4:30 p.m. at Riddell bldg.

¿ terminate 6 p.m. there.

66-2554-12768

3

3/13/62 ERC:DSS

EXECYTIVES CONFERENCE MEMO TO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES CONPERENCE

Mr. Tolson adv conf he had noted some delays in

handling correspondence. Current rule requires

mail be handled within 2 work days after rect in

Div. Mr. Tolson rec replies be completed the day

following rect in Div. Messrs. Belmont, Mohr, Calla-

han, Conrad, DeLoach, Malone, Sullivan, Tavel and

Trotter voted against this rec and Messrs. Tolson,

Evans, Rosen and Clayton voted in favor thereof.

Depending on Dir's views, appr action will be taken.

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+62554-12767

TOUTTVE COYFFRENCE

HLE:umj 10/4/61

EXECUTT VOS CONFFRENCE

xecutives Conference of 10/4/61 considered a

-pestion submitted by SAC INNUM of Dallas

mich arose out of his attendance at one of the

livil Nirhts Refresher Courses: That twice each

rear

at firearms training, all agents receive

rainine in basic riot control maneuvers. Conf.

nanimously opposed. 200 men have already been

annroved to receive complete course of

rowd control.

"OK - H"

MAY 2 1 1962

CHANGED TO

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MAY 3

1962

66-2554-12772 і

1'40

NPC: cah

4-6-62

Mro Tolson from theX

EXECUTIVES CONFCRENCE

Executives Conference

XXXXXXXXXXRX*

Exec Conf of 4-5-62 consist of Tolson, Mohr, Trotter,

Tavel, Clayton, Belmont, Malone, Conrad, Rosen, Sullivai

DeLoach, Stanley for Evans, and Callahan. Subj was the

SAC Letter requiring keys to Bu space be turned in by all

Bu personnel. REC: That attached SAC Let go forward

LI' BUT L'I' AGAIN OPENS THE

ELO SECUATES AND, CERTAINLY WEAKENS OUR OVER-ALL

4/10/62

66-2554-12771

IMD

JEM: Umj

SECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

mean time preparation dealt da.

pieces of paper. During DE inspection time study

reilected aver. of 10 min. required fill out

daily rpt. Means equivalent of loss approx.

auls. per day solely for purpose tilling out

daily rpt. Maintain 13 Locator Card poor substi-

tute for daily rpt. #3 Locator Card designated

what an Agt. plans to do during day. Daily Rpt.'

records what Agent has actually done. With daily

ipts. there is good

solid basis for

checking

Azt's performance.

"ок. Н."

404401544444

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24

4/30/62

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

By letter 4/19/62, Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson, US

Rep, to UN wrote Dir that Victor von Hagen,

well known writer about Latin Am, had writen

him about desire of Mayor (prob. Major)

Alberto Mariaca, a senior Peruvian polICe

office, to attend the rBInA.

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NPC:jlk 5-9-62

EXECUTIVES

XECUTIVES CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE

Exec. Conf. considra suggestion submtd by clerical

empl J. Thos Kegg that or policy on 20-yr & over

anniversaries be changed. Mirty of conf unanimously

concurred policy as it now exists shid remain in effect.

Shid Dir. concur, there is attached approp. akengmt to

Mr. Kegg of his suggestion. "o. K. H."

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EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

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6/7/62

Karmane

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCIE

consisting of.

take over

a de then

Le management meration ngnest.s.

•Located International Police Academy should White

Les settle

allow F.B.I. to

¿un such a project even if unwanted to so etc.Fi"

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EXECUTIVE CONFFRFTTCE

HIT.F:wng 5/15/62

EXFCUTTVES CO'FERENCE

Conf. of 5/15/62 considered the

Bu's participat-

ion in international police training. Conf. was

given background of studies currently being

particularly told that IACP is currently trying

to negotiate new contract with Agency for Inter-

national Development to permit IACP to establish

International Police College. "I think No. 1 is

OK. Let us get this over to AID as set forth in

lst line of No. 2.

I would not make mention of

the rest of No.2.

I also approve No. 3 after

clearance on No.1. - 11".

i;

66-2554-12777

49.

4/5/62

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Employees k should not conduct joint investigatio

with other bu personnel without official

permission such permission may be granted by the

pertinent supervisor or in a resident agency by t

the senior resident Agent.

When employees in

resident agencies are granted & such permission

they should show the joint investigation in their

daily reports. Approval of the daily reports

by the senior resident Agent shall serve as

notice.

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0/8/62

THE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

-SUPERVISION-GENg

"OK, H. "

The

attached matter conc.

the

transmission

material df to the Div. of Records of the Dept.

was discussed at the Executives Conf. on 6/7/32.

In view of the tremendous voluem of rep. going

to the dept. there does not appear to be any

need for any change in ié the precedure, whiz

which is presently in existence. To By the same

token, the fBl upon receipt of memo from the

Dept.

of Justice routes the Memo to the

appropriate officials in the FBI.

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21

EWW:mah 7-17-62

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONKEREN

CONFERENCE

Kaskx" I share the majority's views. H."

This is a report about the procedure regarding

the use of Bureau automobiles in traveling at to

and from work on the part of the tira firearms

staff at Quantico and by certain radio personnel

assigned to duties at Midland ands and Sw Sowego

radio stations in Virginia and the radio station

in the san Diego Division.

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7/5/62

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO EXECUTIVES

TOLSON

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference on 7/5/62, consisting

of Messrs. Evans, Deloach, Callahan, Corad,

Bowles, Stanley Rosen Edwards, Clayton Wick

and you considered the problem of destruction

of correspondence from persons known to have

mental aberrations.

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45

CAE: vaD 9-26-62

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVIS CÓNÉÁLÁNC

CONFERENCE

The conference considered the A inclusion of a

special page inthe L.I.B. made up of material

similar to that which ins now published in the

Nationwide Criminal Activities memo. Conference

vas of te unamimous belief that the value to the

BU to be gained from inclusion of carefully

selevted material, properly highlighted, warrent

the asoption of this proposal.

If the dir. abort

approves, apprópriate action will be promptly

taken.

"ок. H."

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The Executives Conference

ARiers 6/26/62

Executives

Conference

Matter Under Consideration By The Conference.

The Executives Conference considered the sugges

tion that where a case häs been presented to the:

U.S. Attorney for an opinion and he has declin-.

ed to authorize prosecution, be the opinion of

the USA should be furnished to the Dept. of

Justice.

Present Rule-(A) Confirmatory Letters

to USA Where Prosecution Declined. Etc.

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EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

WST : 122

2-11-63

EXECUTIVES CONFERENC

Execx Cont of 2/11/63 considered question of

whether "possibles" (perfect scores) fired dur-

ing regular field firearms training shd be count

ed as qualifying agts for Possible Club. Sullivai

in favor of restricting memberships to agts who

shoot possibles at Quantico after requestins per-

mission to do so Majority recom'd opening member-

ship to agts who shoot possibles during reg fie-

ld firearms trainigg REC:That membership in FBIE.

Poss. Club be given to agt who shoots a perfect

freta fireares

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ANPC: JIK 1-14-63

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51

3-6-63

IXECULIVES CONT: TO

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TILE TRECTOR

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Iho Executives Conference of 1-14-03, gonsistzhS, The Executive Conference of March 6, 1963,

or losers. lolson Mohr, clayton, Belmont, Irotte:

Lavel, Callahan, Edwards, Casper, Deboach, Evans

consisting.of Mesars. Tolson, Mohr,

Callahan,

Conrad, Rosen and sizoo considered the question

clayion, D Loach, Evans, Rosen, Tavel, Trotter,

Edvards fof Gele, $iz00

of whother or noù section chieis in the various

IoI sullivan and felt for

invisions at the sod, irrespective of their

casper considered a proposal of the training

grade and salary should be required to attend

Delvision for a new type ofAdvanced Firearms

In-Service training. Majority share the view It

Training to be afforded Agents.

"оК". н.

would be advantageous

to require attendance.

"I share this view, H."

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3-7-63

WST : Jmr

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE:

It was pointed out to the Conference that the

FBIRA officers feel that in general the mules i

the previous contests were sound and should be

continued with the exceptionof the lollowing

changes which should be made. "OK"

HI.

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13

3-7-63

CLYDE TOLSON

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE"

conference considered sec of Inves six

¿Iv that recovery be.

rocorded for iri office as si

osult, Dir staled "it is absolutely imperative

chat each & every statistical item be completely

iultified hembersat of Exec Council with except-

• nosen felt that it would not be proper to

apore $240,000 reCoVery of iN office oi stoeen

in money Rosen felt that stolen he money orders

recovered shuld be recorded as secovery to credi;

or MII DiVy "I share Majority sa view. H."

ANNA MIT

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EXECUIIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVIS CONFERENCE.

THE

The Executives Conference of March 6, 1953

consisting of Measrs. Iplson, Mohr, Deloach

trotter, lavel, Clayton, Evans, towards, etc.

considered the

recoumendation of the investigati

Diy that a recovery of $500,00 be ceraited to

New Orleans, division in the Cases Entitled

James Woodrow Causey JI.

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41

7/16/63

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Because there has been some chiticism of possibir

excessive administrative .controls in the field,

7/15/63, the Executives Conference consisting of

Messrs. Tolson ; Mona, Clayton, Conrad, Evass, Q:

Wick,

time spent on developing Potential Criminal In-

formants and time spent on developing Potentila

SeuerLEy Intormants.

"O. K. H,

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

42

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Purpose was to consider the recommendation that

certain activities not be included in the comp-

utation or time spent in office. Key sentences

are:

key interviews of certain

subjects and

iritnesses and the review of accountancy-type bocks

ind records; if such items as time spent on ky

regularly scheduled

conferences, and

int rviews, of accountancy-type books and records

the review

were not included in TIO computations; IIO would

chen be strictly confined to the purpose for which

it is intanade intended, etc. Notation

"OK FI"

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

46

10/21/63

EXECUTIVE I

CONFERENCE

A tabulation presaped in Oct comparing FBI

sirect appropriations with fined, savings anc

cecoveries for the fisca 1 yrs 62 and6:

roflected per dollar appropriated of 58 cents f

3 months of the fiscal yr of 64.

"this 13 Ike counting our shik chikkens befo:?e

they hatch.Hv

NE1H941 MAY

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EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Ixecutives Conference on 3-9-61, consisting

of Messrs, Belmont, Mohr, Callaban,

Deloach,

Consedered the recommendation that we

the National Academy: Associates.

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EXECUTITES CONTERENCE

EXECULIVE CONTERENCE

TYpirg Agents Expense Touchers.

The exccutives

Conference of 5/27/64 considered the proposal

that the field be aduised that there is no s

objection to having stenographers type up

expense

vouchers as part of the steno's officia:

duties.

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2/28/64

RECUTIVES CONF.

XIEGUT 39020001E XXX CONES

The subj oonsistong.

Messr.

olson, xhttannEr&XX Belmont, Mohi, Callahan,

jonrad, Deloach, Evans, Gale,

Rosen, hyde,

Sullivan,

*s lavel, Trotter and Casper meri

-*8Gx 5/27/64, and

consedered the captioned

patter.

"I ma in favor of jagarstyx majority view.H."

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FWW:bpr 17-28-65

EXECUTIVES CONF TO MR. TOLSON

ECONOMY OF

COMMUNICATIONS - LEASED

TELETYPE FACILITIES TO SJ

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

7-23 Execu Conf approved recom of Files & Comm Div

that we discont a leased teletype circuit between SOG &

San Juan resulting in a savings of approx $5600 per mth.

REC: That leased teletype circuit between SOG & J SJ be

discon't.

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CONFCRENCE

15

JJC:nme 5-27-44

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

-

CIVIL RIGHTS TRAINING FOR IN

SERVICE AGENTS AND NATIONAL

ACADENY

It was the unanimous decision of the Executives

Conference that in CIvil Rights In-Service Train-

ing we drop from the current curriculum the train

ing wherein Special Agents are taught how to han

die riots by teaching them riot control technicuc

The remaining specialized subjects dealing with

Cit11 Rights

to continue in the curriculun.

"OK. H"

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DRM: VCS. 7/28/65

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TIE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference consisting of Messrs,

Belmont, Mohr, Clayton, Casper, Conrad, DeLoach,

Felt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel, and

Inspectors Bowles

and Walsh

met on

7/23/65, and

considered the following proposal. Mr. DeLoach

suggested eliminating mailings to the Special

Correspondents® List during the balance of the

calendar year. He felt this would result in a

savings of $4,000.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

WST: jmr 7-7-65

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The executives Conference 01 7/7/65

consisting of Messrs, Tolson, Gale, Conrad,

Rosen,. Belmont, Clayton, Callahan,

Tavel, Wichs

for DeLoach, Evards for Felt, Cotter for

Casper, Sizoo for Sullivan, Bowles for Trotter,

and Hyde for Mohr, considered the question

whether leased line teletype facilities with

our office in Anchorage, Alaska, should be

installed.

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34

7-27-65

X&CUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

the purpose of the conference was to consider

the proposal of the Administrative Division

I that we discontinue the use of transmittal

lotters referring literature to inquirers

esting about clerical positions.

Sent Director 7-29-65

"OK H"

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35

THE EXECUTIVES CONFRRENCE

THE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Executive Conference on 7/27/65 condidered teheni

survelllance presently maintained on Lee residen:

in NYC Majority of conference voted to continue

coverage Recommend technical surveillance be con

tinued.

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33

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

7/26/65

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Economy Committee consider on 7-23-65 the matter

of furn ident records to othr authoriz agencies

when regs for such additl coples appr on back of

fpt cards receiv in Ident Eowles pointed out it

compltly prosess set oi ipts

anamsly recomms we continue o to honor such reas

"I DOUBT SOUNDNESS OF THIS ARGUMENT. I WOULD

LIKE TO KNOW TE THE AVERAGE NUMBER

1, OF ADDINIONAL

COPIES NORMALLY REQUESTED. ETC. HI.

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7-27-65

¿ECUTIVES CONFERENCE CO

EXECUTIVIS CONFCREICE

LOLSON

conomy

• Committee on 7-23-65 consider mat of Bu's

inctinuation to instruct cap schools. such instruc

-Ives police advance tranining in develop, photo,

i lift lat prints, compar lat pts with inked pts,

rioblems in ipt deccasea

persons, organiz & main

•lat pt file, & organis & plan police ident burea

to BU is

manimously recomends BU contu these schools.

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WCS:pah 7-29-65

06-2554-12805

HMA.

очіпкосІ

414+ 1044 гінН,

75

7 - 28-65

ECUTIVUS CONFERENCE

THE EXCCUTIVEL

CONFEROCE

"CLE HI"

The ixecutives Conference met on July 23, 1965,

and considored the proposal. that speeches

involving travel by field personnel be held

to an absolute minimum during the balance of the

calendar year.

He suggested, where possible,

speeches already accepted be handled by resident

agents in the vicinity who have formerly been

approved Bureau ancakers. Savinz of S22 222221

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7/28/65

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONCERENCE

EXECUTIVES XARERIKEXGSAR

JUNE

Executives considered NEERENCERY ELECIS NEE

suggestion by Sullivan that the Executives Conference-considered the tech-

attendance at regional conferences on criminal

nical surveillance presently maintained on

intelligence or security matters be credited

spartment in New York City.

lieu of In-Service training to those Agents

attending such conferences. Conference majority

He secutives Confeizene

nitizen, single.

The Majority o

the Executives Conference voted to retain this

voted against this suggestion. REC: That

technical coverage for 60 days.

unfavorable consideration be given proposal

"I agree with Felt. H"

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JG:Z5 7-28-65

TIE EXEC CONF TO

-R. TOISON

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE MEMO

Excc Conf on 7-27-65 considered proposal that

mandatory credit checks on relatives of appli-

cants in such cases as SCE, Sp. Inquiry, Loyalty

of Employees of UN, Civil Service applicant-ty›e

cases

and paplis be eliminated. Conf unanimously

arced

on proposal with resultant saving of at

least $35,000 per year.

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112

WMT: blag 8-3-65

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

XECUTIVES CONTERENCE

JUNE

The Executives Conf. consisting of Messrs,

¿elront, lohr, Casper, Clayton, Conrad, Felt,

cateone 5i another thinet considered

technical surveillance presently maintained on

contact of the subject in NYC. Info has been rec

fIon highly placed

defector in place that

is illegal agent operating U.S. in behalf

of

Intelligence Organization.

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35

THIS EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EOMR.TOLION

7/23/65

EXEQUTiMES CONFERER:

The Erecutives Conference consisting of Nessrs.

Bemont, Monr, Clayton, Cagper, Conrad, D'Loach,

Flet, Gale Rosen, Sullivan, Taval and Insrectors

Bowels and Walsh

net on 7/29/65 and considered

the following proposal. It. De loach suggested

that speeches involving travel by seat of Govt

personnel be reduced to the absoute miminu during

the balance of the year.

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73

"j?'

8/4/65

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFER-

ENCE

The Ex. Conf., acting in capcty as the Ec. Com.

againx considered proposal of the admin. Div.

that the Bu again afford Bu employees flu shots

at Bu exp. The Director approved this program

and the conmittee voted unanimously in Favör

of it.

"O.K. H."

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7/27/65

ITE-ANGURITES-SCASTARACE

¡CLOON DO DIRECTOR

EXECUIIVES CONFERINCE

MISMOS

IT 7/27/65 conferenc consisting of Messis.

I "I shore view of majority Hencelorth No

tatonont zelative to seeing me should be mado

it start of each session E"

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66

INCUTIVES CONTCTENCE

7-23-65

EXTCUTIVES CONCETPICH

in guly 23, 1065, the scopony Commiulee, Conar

ing of Noosis.

Tolson, Bolmont, kolt, Boules,

Clayton, Conrad, Deloach, Ecly

Gase,

and Halah, considered an econory

-noperal of lx. Clayton to ertend the pattern o

•In"crylce tuo years alton entering on duty, to

roars later and every lous years theroafter.

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DRM: CS

7-28-6'

EXECJTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCI

The Executives Conference consisting of fit.

Belmont, Mr. Mohr, MI. Clayton, Mi. Casper, Mr.

Conrad, Mr. Deloach, Mr. Felt, Mr. Gale, IT.

Rosen, MI. Sullivan, MI. Tavel, Mr. Deloach

suggested eliminating transmittal letters where

incoming correspondence requests information

x5XX which can be specifacally answered by

printed material.

"OK,IT"

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29

EXECUIIVES CONFERENCE

FWW :bpr

7/27/65

EXECUTIVES CONFERSICE

For the next 30 days, the Name Check Section of

the Gen'1 Investigative Div will screen any file

ref referred to them by the recs Branch for de

rogatory criminal refs that wid hav ben funished!

a requesting agency but that wld nt hav otherwis.

ben developed thru a serch of the Ident div rees.

If negative,

the recs Branch wil therearter reduc

Its personnel quota by 66 employees for a yearly

savings of approx: $326,000.

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7/27/65

"R. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES

CONFCRENCE

10 EXECUTIVE CONSERENCE

, Un 7/27/65, the Subj consisting of Messrs. Belnont!

johr, Conrad, Clayton, Casper, Deloach, Felt, Gale

dosen, Walsh for Callahan, Sizoo for Sullivan,

Walkart for Tavel, and Irotter, considered the

cost factor for visiting lecturers to the National

(cademy and the addition of an additional visiting

lecturer for the National Automobile Theft Bureau

of Betroit for the current session of the National

-cademy.

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24

JJC; hev 9/7/65

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

It approved that the attached SAC letter be

sent outlining this conierence and setting.

forth a specific program which is to be

covered.

"Ok-Ii."

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50

JPAl: st 8/25/6.5

EXICUTIVES CONFERENCE AQ

EXECUTIVES

STOLSON:

CONFERENCE

MATERNITY LEAVE LETTER

c'onference considered attached suggestion of

I. Mildred C. Foley. If adopted this suggestion

would elinindte preparation of 350 letters each

year at an estimated savings of $1500 per annun.

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13

Marting

9/20/65

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUIIVUS CONFERENC

On 9/17/55, the Isecutives Conterence, COrsiStiI

g for Messrs. "OK. H."

T45977020777949

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WST: Jmr 10/22/65

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES

CONTERENCE

A letter would be prepared over Mr. Tavel"s

signature as Pres. of the ISIRA setting forth

complete details concerning the plan

to

sent to each Bureau enployee along with a

business reply card.

66-2554-12821

10

11/1/65 CDD: 10'

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCI.

The Conference was unanimous in deciding that the

LiB should be enlarged to 32 pages for the pur-

pse of this article, and that the series be re-

duced to three or four issues. It was decieded to

keep the decisions as they presently appear. The

Conference was unanimous in suggesting that re-

prints be made of this article so that it can

be distributed widely later on. "o.k. I"

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20

JJD:asg 10/15/65

IXTTINDETTUASIND

no Director

METROPOLITAN AREA

-ECTIVES

ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEM

CURTAINCE

SUNTREANCL

the Executive Coni met YU7I#/65 & constered proposal

'at FBI study & dev electronic info system withi the use of

: computer. RECOM: That'let to AG be approved advising

, im of our intentions & inquiring if Law Enforcemt Assis-

ance Act would be proper vehicle to obtain funds. That we

btain funds & seek advice & council from knowledgeable

ersons in this area. That Agent Supervisor follow develop

jat of electronic info system within Bureau on full-time

asis.

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30

10/28/65

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE THE EXECUTIVES CONFLA

TO: TOLSON

CONFERENCE

On october 28, 1965, the Executives Conference

considered the advisability of removing training

restrictions currently did existing tAlk/

against the Alabama Department of Public Safety.

"I see no reason for excepting Atlanta.H"

* "I share Rosen's doubts.

I don't know whether

the prohibition against our interviewing Alabama

S. & H. P. Members still stands. It is certainly

foggy. H"

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JJD: jem 10/22/55

LIE DXCCUTIVES CONFERENCE TO

ILE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The Executive Conference net on 10/21/65.

section Chief J. J. Daunt was instructed to atsen

the Conference by fir. Tolson. A progress repo:t

ras requested on the Bureau proposal to develo,›

an electronic information system on a national

and a metropolitan or regional level.

"OK H''

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34

11-Ĩ9-65

IXECUTIVES CONFIRENCE EXECUTIVE CONFBRENCE

The Executives Conference met in Mr. Tolsons

office on Nov 18, 1965. Present at the Conferen

Ivere Messes. Mohr, Bowles for Trotter, Tavel,

C yaton, Sizoo for Sullivan, Felt, Rosen Casper

gale, Deloach, Callahan, and Section Chief

J. Il. Daunt who was instructed to attend the

Conference by Elr. Tolson.

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JJC:hov 11-18-E

XECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TOLSON

11-18-65, SUBJ. considered the

advisability of

discontinuing In-Service training on Sunday.

"I dan't see

that it is any business of the

Marines. H"

"What are the hours for In-Service

now? In land to catch up with the current gossip.

II!:

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80

JJC/hev 1/27/66

432m

The Executives Conference To

Tolson

Executives

Conference

We currently have tvo-letter abbreviations for

all field offices. An employee in the Mexico

City Legat Office has suggested that abbreviatio:

be established in a similar manner for Legal

Attache Offices in foreign countries.

These

abbreviations could be utilized on abstracts, the

second and subsequent pages of communications

file identification, and is connection with the

variations of the abbraviation "Reference is nade

to" phrase of letters, airtas, and memos.

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1/7/66. ERC: DSS

IXICUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

MICROPHONE

CONFERENCE

SURVEILLANCES DISCONTINUED

The above subject net today consisting of Messis.

Tolson, Deloach, Mohr. Callahan, Casper,

Conrad,

belt, Gale, Rosen, Sizoo for Sullivan, Tavel,

Trotter, Wich and Clayton. Mr. Tolson

proposed

to the conference that all microphone surrevilian

be discontinued, pointing out that present time a

i? mico, survlances.,

on serurity matters and none

jon criminal matters.

" I shall reserve final

decision until DeLoach see Long & A.G. has replie

to our meno. Of jan 3.

etc.

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3-10-66

THE EXECUTIVES CONFCRENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On 3-10-66 the Executives Conference, consisting

ol Messrs. Tolson, Hyde for Mobr, DeLoach, Call-

aban, Conrad, Edwards for Felt, Gale, Rosen, Si

200 for Sullivan, Nick, Tavel, Tiotter, Clayton

and Casper, consin considered two proposals by

SAC Turyn of Bullalo concerning the New York fa

State Municipal Police Training Council. etc. '

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k-bw

JJC:pal 3/24/66

FXECUTTVE. CONFERENCE

EX CUTIVES CONFFRENCE

Training Division recommended that if we are

going to be in police training in Florida, we

should be a member of the first team and

fore, we should instruct our SACs to tactfully

try to arrange having the FBI included as a

nember of the Governors Council.

"OK - H"'

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25

WC'S: m1s 3-24-66

EXICUTIVES CONTERENCE

EXECUTIVES CORE.

The E.C. handled today by C.D. DeLoach

and made

up of Messrs.

koht, nosen, Conrad, Callahan,

Gale, Wick, Casper,

Sullivan, Waikart, McDaniel,

Edwards, and Clayton, discussed the subjoct of

establishment of a special squad directed againc

the Ku Klux Klan, as raised by Mr. Sullivan.

I hold strongly to Tolson's view.

I have seen

about 9 SACs in last jew weeks and only 2 could

be considered average.

The rest were narginal.

The fault lies in failure at lleadquarters to

Keep pressure on SACs and replace those who are

not producing. I."

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IWC: Edimg 3-24-65

EMECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

HO TOLSON

On 3-24-66 conf cons ques of existing Bu policy

requ return to lab for disposition all obscene ma

recovered in Bu cases. Recent KX cased question

raised as to whether such mat shd not be destroy

in field rather incurring exp of shipping to fash

for such disposition. Bckgrd re policy set out.

herein. Proposed & unanimously rec by Conf thet

policy be retained in present form. Proposed SAC

letter att reiterating present policy.

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43

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

•

FVW: bpr 4/15/66

THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On 4/15/66 subj considered proposal of Records

Branch that processing certain name check forms

¡ received from other Gov't agencies wasted effort

could be eliminated, time saved by limiting nane

check to full 3-part name as submitted and 1

breakdown of name consisting of first name, middli

Initial and last name. Proposed procedure sould

apply only to name checks on individuals 21 yrs.

of age and younger on whom we have very little

inf.

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CUM:hcv 4/15/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The conference was advised that htis an electric

ally operated, transistorized, advance-teching

aid which would provide both the instructor and

as many as 50 students with continuous feedback

information during any lecture presentation.

The main portion of the equipement consists

of

one

teacher's console with meters, counters, pro

jection controls and automatic playback and

50

student-respone. Makhansorthxinta "OK H."

66-2554-12836

12

4/1/66

WCS:mis/amr

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

made up of Messrs.

The subject, on zal, balzatan, male, Wick, asper

Monr, Rosen,

Sullivan, Waikart,

Mcailo, Edwards, Clayton and

Deloach,

discussed in some detail the subject

of field office conferences and there value as

raised by Mr. Sullivan. I perfer conferences to

be held at Seat of Goveramend 4-1. "I concur

subject to any reasonable exception.a"

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"6-2554-12837

33

CLYDE TOLSON

MEMO TO DIRECTOR

MISE EXTORIVIS CONTERENCE

I advised the Executives Conference this morning the

Asst Director and his #1 Man are not to be absent at

the same time. Should any emergency occasion a

dual absence, it must be presented for the Director's

approval.

66-2554-12838

1

JJC: mjm

4/29/€6

EXECUTIVES CONFETENCE TO

TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

On 4/29/66, the Executive conference, consisting

of Assistant Directors considered suggestions

regarding a topic for field

wide law enforcement

conferences in 1966.

"OK H."

FANNERS MATTE

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JIC:how 4/3/66

FYTO "TIVE CONFERE CE

EXECUTIVES CONTFPE" CE

on 4/3/66, conference sonsidered the question of

additional

• training for field relief supervisors.

It was unanimous decision that relief supervisor:

may be afforded additional training after end of

seguaterer regular workday. (5 p.m.)

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36

JJC/hCV 5/19/66

EXECUTIVE CONF TE:CE

EXEC' TIVE CONFERENC

On May 19, 1966 the Executives Conf. consisting

of Messers. Tolson, Mohr, Callahan, Casper,

Conrad, Gale, Malley for Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel,

McDaniel, for Trotter, Wick and Clayton conside:

the suggestion that a copy of every complaint

filed by SA's be filed in the lA exhibit

Envelope of the case file.

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TIC: 7115-12-16

TIT. EXCITIN'S CONF"PENGE

CONFER *ICE

The Executives Conf., consisting of Messrs.

lolson, Deinach, "ohr, fallahan,

Casper, Conrad,

Felt,

Gale, Malley for losen, Sulliran,

Tavel,

Trotter, Wick and Clayton, constered where "The

J. Edgar Hoover March" should be played in the

program at the graduation exercises if, after

having an opportunity to hear a tape recording

of the arch, the Director aproves it.

66-2551-12813

52

JJC:mjm 6/16/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCI

On 6/16/66 subj consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

Deloach, Mohr,

Wick, Gale, Rosen, Callahan,

Clayton,

Conrad, felt, Sullivan,

Tavel, Trotter

and Caspter, considered suggestion of

Lynun that

NA gradutes, following graduation,

be contacted by SAC next trip to territory in

which he resides, rather than within 30 days.

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6/16/66

56-2554-12844

IJJ:hev 6-7-66

; THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONCERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

Dirécroars surstion' "o.K. H"

The Conference was advised we have received a 3

On 6-7-66, the Executives Conference, consisting

page memo from the Office of Law Enforcement Ass-

of Messrs. Tolson, Hyde for Mohr, Wick, Walsh for

istance, Department of Justice, concerning a

Callahan, Conrad, Edwards for Felt, Gale, Rosen,

special

program of development grants to plan and

Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter, Clayton and Jenkins for

initiate degree programs in police science, police

Casper, considered the proposal the the Training

administration or law enforeement. "But not to

Division be authorized to select four Special

such schools as the Univ. of Maryland. Consider

Agents assigned to the field to start graduate

each one here. H."

study this Fall in schools within their area of

assignment looking forward to their obtaining a

+: 246454408479794

220944799

:

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42

TJJ:hcv 6/8/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

' On 6/7/66, the Executive Conference, considere

the proposal that the Training Div. be authorized

i to send a supervisor to the Summer Institute for

¡ Federal Executives, Univ. of Wis. "OK but I do so

reluctantly as Univ. of Wis. is notorious for its

extreme left wing leanings in all its branches

and departments,

I hope Moran doesn't come back:

'brain washed'", H.

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47

6-8-66 ETTW:mal

DXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Ixecutives Conference of 6-7-66, consisting

of Messrs. Tolson, Hyde for Mohr, Walsh for Call-

ahan, Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, Edwards for

Relt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel, Irotter,

Wick and Clayton, considered the matter of

affording spelling teste to all clerical

applicants. "Certainly he must know how to spell

if he is to do indexing.

We don't want personne

with inferin education. Irshare view of the mino

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WilS: mmo

8/15/65

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Would release about 7 male clerical tour leaders

For the 15 to 20 who would be chosen for these

responsibilities. ADDENDUM 8/17/56CT:DSS No. *

This should be handled by Supervisor stapleton

and his assistants. "You argue you would gain 7

MATE tour leaders for 20 female receptionists.

that doesn't make sense to me. H"' "I most

certainly agree with Tolson H"

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54

IJJ: aga

8/19/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVIS CONFERENCI

On July 19, 1966, The Executives Conference, con

it sisting of Messrs., lohr, DeLoach, Callahan,

Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen,

Sizoo for Sullivan, Tavel, McDaniel for Trotter,

Bishop for Wick, and Clayton, considered a sug-

gestion from the field that the Bureau modify

the Bureau regulation concerning an interview

with a defendant or suspect in the presence of

attorneys.

"O.K. H."

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22

JJC:hcv

2/191G6

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONCERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

INS sends I-57 forms to the FBI, CIA, and

state and military agencies whenever an alien

official arrives in the U.S.

бух 66-2554-12851

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

3

CLI: vh39-76-66

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Conference considered Bureau's policy of sen:

ing FBI Identification Records by signature kett

letter to Cabinet Officers and agency heads when

incumbent employee arrested for sexual deviation

or heinous crime. "OK. H"

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51

9/9/66

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

i.B.I.N.A.

CONFERENCE.

Mr. Tolson at the Executives Conference on Sept.

9/66, instructed that in the future we should

recommend National Academy graduates in good

standing to fill positions in police and law

enforcement jobs. Mr. Tolson stated that the

International Association of Chiefs of Police

does not hesitate making recommendations and that

be felt fondu? oper thatveshould recommend our

66255412852

EXECUZIVE CONUXRENCE

65

TJJ/BCV 9/9/66

EXECUTIVES CONIZRENCE

on 9/9/66, Exec. Coni. considered the suggestion

fION SAC BOY I. ECORE O1 Jackson that the Bu.

authorize the purchase of a dozen riot-type

holmots for the use of those Agents who might

dosire sane when observing and photographing

cavil rights denonstrations. Dir. Hotation.

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[XECUTIVE CONFERENCE

23

10/6/66

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

On 10/6/66 Exec Conf considered proposal for Bu

to make a trial of a new teletype system. AT&T

offers 2 proposals & GSA offers Advanced Record

System (ARS). Conf unanimously agzed Bu shd try

17S in 6 offices for 90 days as propused & extend

to all offices if trial satis.

-==

66-2554-12854

kelw

TJJ: hov 10/6/66

EXFCUTIVES CONFEPENCE

YENETTYP CO TERENCE

The conference considered a suggestion made by.

Legat Paris, that Bu designate a f1 man in each

legat office having three or more agents assigned

conference voted unanimously for suggestion.

Tetter to be forwarded to Legat Paris. Memo will.

serve as authority.

"OK- H"

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11-10-66 T

EXECUTIVES CONFCRENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFEPENCE

The Executives Conference today with Messrs.

Tolson, Deloach, Rosen, Gale etc. and Beaver in

attendance considered the suggestion which has

been made by the SF that court-martial convictior

for the crime of desertion be recorded as an FBI

conviction since such arises directly or indirect

ly from FBI investigation. Any attempt on the

part of the Bureau to claim a conviction statis-

tic as a result of court-martial could be mis-

construed as the Bureau taking credit for the

accom lishment of another agency.

66-2554-12856

5

AR: IGE

11/10/66

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

EXICUTIVES CONFCRENCE

The Conference considered the suggestion of the

San Francisco Office that convictions in local

or ellitary coutts which directly or indirectly

result Iron FBI investigative efforts should

rightfully be recorded to the I'BI Ad as a

conviction and that such cases diverted to state

local or milltary authorities for prosecution

be kept in an open status until such time as

I the local, state or military prosecution has

been connered

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CL'I':VH

I1/18/66

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE to

TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERE

888 NCE

CONTACTS WITHLLAW

ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

STRESS THE IMPORTANCE. OF

SUBMITTING FINAL DISPOSI

TION INFORMATION FOR

EACH ARREST FINGERPRINT

CARD.

The conference condered the submision of fintl

dispositons of arrests by fingerprint contribis-

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1-6-67

WMF : bhg

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TOLSON TO DIRECTOR

On 1-6-67 the exeutieves conference consisting

of

Messrs. Tolson, DeLoach, Mohr Callahan, Cas-

per, Conrad, Felt, Gale etc & consideded

matter of need for improved subnission rate

of final dispositions of arrests by law

enforcement agentles.

stachmen

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2-2-57

EXECUCIVES CONTERENCE

FIELD POLICE TRAINING

PROSEAL

POLICE HANAGEMENT SCHOOLS

EXICUFIVES

CONFERTNCE

Training Division Indeated that 1t has given

careful and long consideartion to the best.

ways of implementing the team a concept

we must gear our activites accordingly by beini.

avare of new appronches in the managemont fieli

It seems to me you have taken too long to

realize this Meanuhile others have and Ir

turn have

passed us. "OK D"

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THE EXENUTITES C NEPENCE

TO MIRESTOR

EYESITANES CONFRENCE

On 2/2/67 Subj. consisting of Messrs. Tolson,

DeLoach, Mohr, Wick, Callahan, Casper, Felt,

Trotter, Malley for Rosen, $1z00

for Sullivan & Beaver, considered proposal

to consolidate the special indices of

electronic surveillances.

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MAY 25 1967

CHANGED TO

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27

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THE EXECUTIVES CONFDRENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTPVES

CONFERENCE

Survey was ordered as result of delays in

handling of info from NY regarding threats

to bomb Yugoslav Consulates.

"Ok. E'"!

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3-23-67

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

& On 3-23-67, the Executives Conference, consist

ing of Messis. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr, Callahab,

Casper, Conrad, Valters for Felt, Gale, Malley

for & rosen, sizoo for Sullivan,

Tavel, Trotter,

Bishop for Wick and Beaver, considered

2 px0-

MIRANDA decision is having on our work by con-

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26

JJC; mem 3-23-6

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO DIRECTOR

On 3/23/67 Exec Conf, attended by Messrs.

Tolson, Mohr, Deloach, Callahan, Casper,

Conrad, Walters, Gale, Malley, Sizoo, Tavel,

Trotter, Bishop & Beaver, met 2 consid sugg

by Sa Roy W. Reger o1 PX. Proposed amend Bur

policy

• to auth SA to shoot persons in defense

of life of other law enforc offjeers or innocent

parties.

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31

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TIE REMN

M'ENTIVES CONFEPENCE

EXECITIVES CONFGRENCE

The Executives Conference of 3/31/67 consisting

of messrs.

Deloach, sillivan,

Conrad,

Casper, Wick and Callahan, considered

$20, 000. "essrs, Tolson, Beaver, Deloach,

Sullivan and Gale were in lavor.

"I SHARE "INORITY VIEN?. I"

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THE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE,

THE

The Executives Conference met 3/23/67 for discus

sion of potential speakers for the graduation

exercise of the current National Academy class.

The Conference voted unanimously In favor of invi

ing Justice Whittaker and Mr. Copley as speakers

to the 79TH Session graduation exercises of the

TBI National Academy with Judge Parsons as an a1-

the Training Division vill

Justice Whittaker and Mr. Copley. "OK H".

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12

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3/23/67

66-2554-12869

18

WCS :m1m 5-18-67

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTICES CONF-

ERENCE.

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

to THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

MEMOS

The Director is requested to indicate whether

The adoption os such a procedure was rejected.

he desires to have the Exhibit Section prepare

¿The Conference unanimously recommends that an

for his consideration a sample of an appropri-

letter go foreard to all fingerprint contributors

late inexpensive souvenir of the FBI which can

advising that in the future, unless the nanteckhu be given by the Director to selected ranking

contributor specifically requests such, no

foreign officials as a memento of their visit.

replies will be sent to fingerprint cards

"I am more and more having a photograph taken

reflecting arrests for the offenses of drunk,i

with foreign visitors & I think that suffices.

Alsordefly donduct, vagrancy, lodger, etc.

"O. K. H"

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NTC: jlk 8/14/67

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE:

The

better srade of executive type wood office

furniture has proven to last 30-40 years, and

in some instances longer.

The cheaper

variety

legs which are easily broken, particularly

Turing noves, has less working area and is

renerally of

flimsy construction.

Also we bury

very little executive type furniture and when

re do, it was felt that we get the best of

quality which in the long run will prove to be

the cheaper.

"Right - H"

56-255412872

FXECUTIVE CO'FERETCE

kbro

TJS:chs 9/14/67

EXFOITIVES CONFERENCE

conference considered installation of emergency

never it that he Di could newestic Intellig

Domestic Intelligence

inability to keep White House, State & Defense

Nepts. advised of pertinent security information

die to lack of power facilities in Domestic

Intelligence Space.

I Power on both floors;

2. Power on one floor; 3. No emergency Power.

"I share latter view - I"

CSA make installation.

"No' a HI"'

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TJS:chs. 9/14/07

ISSUIITG SIOICUNS TO DOMESTI

INTELLIGINCE DIVISION FOR

LILSINCLION OL SORCAU SLACK

• EXECUTIVE. CONPIRTTCH

9/14/67 Exec Conf considered reconnendation of

DID that 2 shotguns be issued Div for use in pio

tecting

Bu property & space in Ith & I Bldg in

event rioters should forcibly enter bldg & atto

to gain access to Bu space. RECONENDATION: That

Director approve issuance of 2 shotguns to

DID.

Such shotguns will be kept in locked cabinet in

Notation:

001103222i1-

66-2554-12874

2.3

REL:AS 914-67

EXECUTIVIS CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

"OK H"

On September 14, 1967, the Executives Conference

consisting of Messrs. Deloach, Mohr, Felt, Rosen,

Tavel, Bishop, Gale, Conrad, Trotter,, Callahan,

Jenkins, Beaver and

Sizoo considered a

recommendation by the New Iork Office that the

New Tork Office be permitted to purchase two

additional used BUT foreign-made motorcycles

with necessary accessoriés for approximately

$1,120 each for use on security and criminal

surveillarces.

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CHRED KYAAAOASH

(QMRKxIQL-SQN

38

CDD: amt 2-t4-6

SLAEKINE

NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION

CENTER (NCIC)

Pursuant to Direct's instructions, I informed

'the Conf that the Director had a distince

'feeling that there was too much "palling around

and talking" I stated there was a definite need

"to play our cards closer to our chests for our

orn good.

.i..

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71

11/30/67

K EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECULIVE CONFERENCE

The Executive Conference met on 11/29/67.

Presen't were; Messr. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr,

: Blond, Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale,

Rüsen, Sizoo, Tavel, Trotter, and Hyde.

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JAS:hrt

1/4/68

•EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

During subject conference, it was brought up

that the Bureau should start using helicopters

especially New York. They hasve been of great

assassiation in work. It has been proved

over

and over of their great aid. All but Mr.

Tolson were infavor.

"I am opposed.1l"

T'D: ar

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49

1/4/68

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

XMOTIONS PICTURES

EXDOUTIVE CONCERENCO

The Executives Conference consiting of De Loach

Mohr Callahan Jenkis for Casper, Felt,

Conrad, Gale, Mallgy for Rosen.

"OK,H"

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TEB:mls 2-8-68

THE 4112605195

TIlL EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES

TO MR. TOLSON

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference consisting of Messrs,

Liohr, Callahan, Casper, Felt, Conrad, Gale, Rosen,

Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter, Beaver and Bishop, met

in yaur office today. Mc. Deloach was absent..

lir. Bishop raised for discussion a suggestion

made by Miss Erances A. Jackson of the Grime Rec.

ords Div. relating to additional distribution of

the Bu's newly issued poster captioned as above.

66-2554-12881

26

1-18-68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

The Executives Conference met on 1/18/68,

Present were Messis. Tolson, Deloach, Mohr,

Bishop, Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Belt, Gale,

Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter, and Eeaver.

"o.K., H."

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15

2/8/68

66-2554-12882

kebw

WIF : mj 2/29/68

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVIS CONFERENCI

EXFCUTIVE CONFERTNCE

PXTO TIVES CO TERENG

The Executives Conference of 2/8/68, consisting

on 2/29/68 Oonference considered the need for

of Bureau Officials considered the proposed Sac

airtels.

Majority of Conf. voted to continue

use of airtels with increased restrictions to

Letter on attached meno of Mr. Callahan to Mi:.

keen use at a minimum.

"I will aprove majority

Mohr dated 2/7/68 which has been revised in

view but there must be less use of airtels else

accordance with Directors's instruction, En-

I shall order their discontinuance. - H"

closed is attached memo.

ADDEMDUM: THIS DOES NOT REPRESENT 25 PERCENT

OF THE MAN'S SALARY BUT 1 MR. CASPER 1 MR.

BEAVER. JPM: gt.

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69

Cr:DSS 3/13/60

CLYDE TOLSON

MEMO TO DIRECTOR

OEXECUTIVES CONFURENCE

An Executives Conference hald today, at which

instructions were issued that Staff Conferences are

not to be scheduled at SOG on Fridays.

This is necess

ary to facilitate early flow of mail, so it may be

handled on Fridays and not have to be done on weekends

"OK H"

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10

NPC: J1k 5-10-68

EXEC. CONF. TO MR. TOLSEN

X&

XIXASEY EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

EXEKXXKUHK&Х ТИХАЯХ

Exec. Cont advised

that Clevel. PD furn list of license plates of

FBI cars for programming into PD computer.

"OK"H

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59

JRM: de 5-14-68

XECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

SO MR. TOLSON

The conference was of the unanimous opinion

chat the suggested change be placed into effect.

with the understanding that the Assist. Dir.

of the interested div. would approve such

statistical accomp:

Jotation: "OK, E."

66-2554-12886

10

WCS: jav & 5-17-68

EXECUTIVES BONFKE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE

SHENKX Subj. met on 5-16-68 consisting of

Messrs. DeLoach, J.P. Mohr, Casper, Tavel, Ixtey

Gale, trotter,

Conrad, Bishop, Callahan,

Beaver,

Scatterday for ROsen,

Walters for Felt and

Sullivan. Details of conierence set forth.

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TDR: End 5/17/68

XECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

In May 16, 68, the Executive Conference,

considered a recommendation by Assistant Director

Sullivan that a survey be made of the Negro

ghetto areas where violence has occurred or where

there Is a concentration of militant, violence.

-one, black power elements in order to determine

the racial informant coverage in those areas.

65-2554-12888

kbw

FXECUTTYES CONPERENCE

6/20/68 TJJ: aga

THE FrECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference, cinsisting of MESSERS

TOT SON, MOUR, GALE fOr DELOACH, BISHER, JENKINS

for CASPER, CALIAHAM, CONRAD,

FELT, ROSEN, SIZOD

for SHITIVAN, TA''EL,

MCDANIET, for TROTTER

TYDE for BEAVER met 6/20/68 during which the

election of SA EDGAR FORTENBERRY as President

of the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers

Association was considered and voted against.

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6-21-68

EXUCUTIVES CONFERENCE

MR. TOLSON

Based upon discussion and consideration of all

of the factors bearing on the problem it was

unanimously reconmeded; (1) That convening of

FBI schools in these highly specialized fields

be further deferred; (2) that existing FBI

position of nonparticipation in the interagency

school be continued. "OR,H"

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121/6

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

On 6/20/68, the Executives Conference, consistin

of Mr.'s Tolson, Mohr, Gale for De Loach, Bishop.

Callahan, Conrad, Felt, Rosen, Tavel, Hyde for

Beaver, S1z00 for Sullivan, MclAniel for Trotter

Army at Fore Gordon, GA.

"I share majority view. H

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8/1/68

LXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

it present time the field must obtain prior Bu

approval to review telephone records for toll

calls even though arrangements have been worked

out whereby grand jury subpoenas are securred to

obtain such records.

"OK H."

:

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49

9/19/68

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES LUNKHE

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of 9/19/68, consisting

of Messrs. Iolson, Deloach, Mohr, Bishop,

Callahan, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan,

Tavel, Irotter, Beaver and Casper, considered

th

followint paupas proposals made by Mr. Casper

concerning the additional implementation of the

Bureau's responsibilities under the Ormibus

Grima Contzol and Safe Streets Act of I963.

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TRANSEFRS

The Executives Conference of 10/31/68 consisting

Rosen, Sizoo,

attached. latters to All Special Agents in

Charge: 1, concerning mihy hardship transfers,

2, concerning special agent applicants office of

preference transfers request for hardship

It transfers. The letters were read to the

Conference & unanimously agreed that they should

go forward.!'OK. I."

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6

MPD: mIn 10/31/C

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Air Force will furnish space and telephone

» equipment without charge provided we pay for

song-distance calis and nears consumed.

"OX OK.H."

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Ichw

JJC:hcv 12/11/68

MERCITIVE CO FERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFFRFNCF

/onference of 12/11/68 considered the matter of

reinstituting

the use of Mace by Agent personnel

in handling of official responsibilities when

they meet resistance by subjects or interferense

by bustanders.

"Can we get Bureau of Standards

test the Federal Streamer?"

66-2554-12896

20

1/17/69 RRB:DSS

R. R. BEAVER TO

MR: TOLSON

RE: EXEC CONE LUNCH

• EXECUTIVES

PERIODS

CONURLNCL

Messrs. DeLoach, Mohr, Bishop, Callahan, Casper,

Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen, Sullivan, Tavel, Trotter anc,

myself attended Exec Conf of 1/16/69. Pursuant your

instrs I inf the conf any time any of them have appts

in conn with their lunch period which will keep them awa

from off other than normal time, a memo is to be sub-

mitted to you so you will be aware of such situation.

"Right, H

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1/16/69

The Executives Conference

Executives

Conference

It id recommended AG Mitchell be approved

speaker for the gradualtion exercised of the

83rd Session of the National fa Acsdemy

on 5/28/69

"Resubmit on April 1 H"

66-2554-12899

kbw

MPC: jlk 1/17/69

EXECUTT. VE CONF FRENCE

EXECUTIVES COF REICH

Conference 1/16/69 considered the results of GSA

study with rexard to captioned matter and its

nroposal to share half the cost of recommended

installation, which would amount to $40,000 for

FBI share to afford proposed protective screening

at Ident Div. Bld.

"OK - H

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JJC:hov 2/12/6•9

"XOITIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTTVES CONFERENCE

Conference considered surgestion of elimination

of reports in TITAP, "IAC cases.

Mc. Tolson

favored trial basis

for discontinuation of inves-

tigative reports in chassifications that start

out as Fug. cases

& some AFA.

favor of suggestion but that it be limited inso

far as Fug.

type cases are concerned to only 1

classification during

; trial period, that being

Peserter- type cases.

"I share this view. H"

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104

ACHEBAHAT

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

2/20/69

EXECUTIVES EX

CONFERENCE

the executives conference, atteded by MESSRS.

TOLSON, DELOACH, MOHR, BISHOP, CALLAHAN, CASPER,

HALTERS fOr FELT, GALE, ROSEN

SIZOD for SULLIVAN

TAVEL, TROTTER AND BEAVER, met on 2/20/69 and

considered a suggestion by SA robert R. Buresh

of the Tampa Office that each SA be issued a

set of handcuffs on a permanent basis

"OK,H."

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2/13/69

EXIC. CONE. TO MR TOLSON

THE EXECUTIVES

CONTERENCE

The laboratory division pointed out that

bank vaults have been proven to be vulnerable

to burning bars and other modern equipment

available to burglars today and that from a

security standpoint they saw no objection to

the utilization of the Diebold filing cabinet

stand ont

as described by the New fork Office.

66-2554-12903

kbw

JJD:jtm 3/6/69

FXECHITTVE CONF FRENCE

FXICTIVES CONFFRE:CE

The Executives Conference was held on 3/6/69.

my memo dated 2/25/69, from Daunt to Rishop

under same caption, it was recommended that

MCIC be expanded to include a file on missing

persons.

Majority opposed.

"I share view of majority. H."

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xccutives Conference

TJJ:hcv 3/21/64

20702225:752475TTZS E45NCEA TE8T3IDNR DIREZI CORSSESS

Esecutivos Conference

The Execu. Conference, consisting of Messrs.

JoLson, veroadd, Moir, Bishop, CaLlahan,

Conrad,

iolt, Gale, Rosen, suttivan,

Laver, Trotter

Leaver, and

Jonking for Caapar, on 3/24/69, con

siderod wiether the Bureau should turnish to

¡ational Acndemy graduates

notebook covere upon

thoir request.

66-2554-12905

4

5-19-69

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

ECECUTIVE CONFERENCE

It was pointed out to the conference that such

recognition is permissible and in fact encourag-

ed and falls within the intent of the 'Incentive

Awards Act of 1954 providing that expenses for h

honorary recognition of semployees may be made

from appropriated funds. Over the last three year

we have had an average of 155 retirements so the

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JJC:pld

24

5-16-69

OEXECUTIVES CONFERNECE

The otecutives Conference, consisting of Nessrs.

TOlson, Doloach, Mohr, Bichop, C Ilahan,

Casper

White jor Sonrad, Multato. For Felt, Gile, Rosen

Sullivan, Tavel,

Trossesy and

Beaver, net

51t-59.

Among the itend considered way a

ousgaction by Special Agent Joseph L. Kissiah

tho

City 011100 concerning the washing

Buroad # automobiles.

66-2554-12907

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

1 enc.

31

3-27-69

CONFERINCE

The Executives Conference consisting of lessis.

JoLoach, mont, CaLlahan, Casper, conrad, "alter.

tor feLt, Gale, Rosen, SuLlivan, Tavel, MCDanIe

dor Irotter, Beaver and Bishop,

today considerc

two proposals regardang the utilization & oi

Iomale clorks for certata tour assigaments.

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20

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LAUCUTIVOS

COFTENINCA

XECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

iR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

¡he executives conterence considered a recommend

The Conference was informed that the Training Dive

ation that the Bu make a survey and analysis in

was adverse to providing such training to the

Policy-making police administrators where the need

depth for the purpose of finding a solution to

¡for an interchange or exchange of specific intelli

our curzent surveillance problems in the counter-

fence date existed. "Ok. H."

espionage field. Proposal to meet specialized

surveillance needs in counterespionage field.

66-2554-12909°

i00

WST:imr 7-11-69

"R. TOLSON FROM THE

NAME SEARCHING

*SECUTIVES CONFERENCE

PROCEDURES :

"n 7-11-69 the Exec Coni considered recom by SA Geo. H.

catterday, Name Check Sect, that the name searching

ales for persons under 22 yrs of age be afforded a full 6-

"ay search as they were prior to Apr 1966. REC: That the

ecords Branch continue to search the names of indivs 21

" under in accordance with procedures prev approv'd by

"xec Conf in Apr 1966 which have been in effect since tien.

66-2554-12911

8-21-69

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

ME. TOLSON

Ns graduates who are active in law enforcement

or retire therefrom can belong to the EBINAA.

There is no other type of membership. National

bificers net in 7 and recommended that the rules

be modified to make it possible for graduateds

in good standing to take employment with functio:

related to their active membership.

"OK X BUT I WILL NOT CONSIDER PRIVATE INY STITC.

GATORS WHO HAVE BEEN N.A. GRADUATRS..

77741978798999

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9/25/69

EXECUTIVES CONFER NCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE:

I1tg. held 9/25/69. Discussion of 10 State Projec

and eventual central collection of statistics:

for Uniform Crime Reports,etc. by LEAA. Hawkins,

Chairman 10 State Project, requests Director to

pernit FBI's NCIC to be utilized as central irder

for storing ofcomputerized ident. records. "I will

never agree to LlAl,ect.H." "Hawkins is in no

position to speak, etc.Hl." ""Maybe' if whim of

LEAA, etc.Il." "I share Tolson's views.H."

6-2554-1291

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

93

KM: b18/29/69

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference, consisting of Messri.

Tolson, DeLoach, Mohr, Beaver, Bishop, Callahan,

i Conrad, Felt, Gale, Jenkins )for Casper), Rosell,

Soyars,

Sullivan, Tavel and Walters, met on

10/29/69. ;

•rifi

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THE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Executive Conference met on Oct 24, 1969.

Mr. Felt z

reported he expects shaprlyincrease

results in cleerical recruiting from the offices

which he and Mr. Walters have visited in connect

ion with the special applicant recruiting surve;

which you order.

"OK, H"

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73

TJJ:aga 9/25/69

MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

On 9/25/69 the Executives Conference consisting

of Messrs, lolson, Deloach, Monr, Bishop,

Callahan, Jenkins for k Casper, Conrad, Felt,

Gale, Rosen, Donald I, Moore for sullivan, lavel,

Mc Daniel for Trotter and ABB Beaver considered

a proposal that field offices having NCIC

terminals

no longer prepare index cards on

vehicles, guns and property entered in NCIC.

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12/6/69

XECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Conference discussed at length the feasibility

of a computerized record of criminal history ad

the relationship of Project SEARCH System for

Electronic Analysis and Retrieval of Criminal

Histories in connection with the computerization

of criminal histories.

1.

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29

TEB:mls 2/12/70

Executives Conf. to Mr. Tolson STOP INDEX, NCIC

•EXECUTIVE CONFERLNCE

Exec. Conf. met today. Bishop proposed establishment of

Stop Index in NCIC computer which would take advantage

of surveillance capability of NCIC. It was unanimous

opinion of Conf. that Stop Index in NCIC should be estab-

lished. RECOMM: That Domestic Intelligence, Special

Investigative, General Investigative, Administrative &

Crime Records Divisions work out necessary details to

place Stop Index into effect.

ок. Н

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1-26-70

The Executives Conference Executives Conference

The Ixecutives Conference was held on 1-22-70,

and present were Mr. Tolson and Messis. Mohr,

Callahan, Bishop, Casper, Felt, Conrad, Gale,

Sullivan, Beaver, Tavel, Soyars, Walters end

Daunt.

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28

2/12/70

IXECUTIVES CONFERENCE HUND

CADE TOLSON

ExECUTIVES

CONFERENCE 15-H

MEHO

The executives Conference on 2/22/70, consisting

o1 kessrs. tolson, bazoach, lohl, considered

this suggestion of Legat, Paris that he lo

peimitted to correspond directly with perspns

in the J. S., using Embassy stationary and

the title of

Legal Attache, in certain FPC

matter. "I share view of majority. H."

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R. R. BEAVER

MEMO TO MR. TOLSON

"O: I. H."

EXECURVE CONFCRENCI

LANCUTIVES CONE

Mr. Tolson instr the conference that the Director is to

be adv in advance of any proposed contacts with LEAA

personnel, or of any invitations from LEAA for

conferences to discuss any matter whatsoever.

66-2554-12921

TO MR. TOLSON

FROM THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

47

WSI:jmr 2/12/70

1222 13

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The device which NY proposes to install is

called a Code a phone. It was pointed out

that members of the general public, field

offices & police officers have difficulty in

contacting resident agents.

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The executives Conference consisting of Messis.

Others considerad a presentation by Casper in

which it was recomended that supervisory

training be provided to Seat of Goverment

clerical personnel.

"YES"".

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6

JJC/hcv 2/20/70

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCT

At the subj attend by messrs. loison, Mohi,

Deloach, Bishop, Callahan, ets. disc the matter

of teain police in Cal. "Ih share Tolson's view

as to Mace & any other gas which may cause

permanent physical damage I have no objection

to training program sugg prov it is within

limitarions I have indicated. H"

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TORTON DADALT

SXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFEREUCE

The Executives Conference consisting of Messis.

The subj of 3/12/70 consisting of Messrs. Jolson, Tolson, Mohr, Beaver, Bishop, Callahan, Conrad,

ohr, Deloach, Bishop, Walsh for Callahan,

Jenkins for Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Resen,

Donahoe, Felt, Cale, Jenkins, Rosen, S1z00, Soyar!

Waikart and Walters met on April 9, 1970. Mr. Kal:

Sizoo for Sullivan, Tavel, Walters, Beaver and

Walters presented for discussion proper future ls

Soyars considered matter whether agts should

handling of the sharply increasing volume of non

wear button while on surveillance on special

Federal applicant fingerprints, pointing out that

' assignment, etc.

every polsible means was being explored at Ident

to hold to a mininum requested clerical increasi.-

fox fiscal.

1972.

"01"

"II."

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110

SJC/hcv 4/2/70

EXECUTIVES CONFERINCE

EXECUIIVES &

CONTERINCE

Tavel), Walters, Beavers, Soyars,

and Callahan,

considered the advisabillty of attempting to

get similar benefits for FBI personnel to those

alforded members of the Erecutive Protective

Service.

THE EXECUTIVE CONFERINCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERIICE

the subject,

consisting of Nessrs. Tolson,

Deloach, Mohy, Bishop, Callahan, Casper,

Conrad, Miller for Felt, Gale, Fosen, Sullivan,

Tavel, Waltersm Beavern

and soyars, considered

the suggestion that the Mechanical

section

prepare and issue six apprehension orders each

year instead of 13 which was the # issued during

1969.

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE TO

TOLSON

EXECUTIVES

CONFERINCE

HUNTER'INC

On 4-17-70 the Executives Conference consisting

Beaver, Callahan,

Casper, Conrad, Felt, haanace

Mcandrews for Mir. Gale, Rosen, Soyars,

Sullivan,

Tavel and Walters considered

a proposal by Mr.

Felt concerning letters, airtels and teletypes

enanating from the Seat of Government directed

i to the SAC, Albany with copies to all offices.

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AXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO MR. TOLSON

considered a proposal by Mr. Miller concerning

the discontinuing routine notification of the

owner in I. I. S. M. V. cases, which is not a

statutory requirement.

"OK, H."

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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO

TOLSON

4/23/70

EXECUTIVES CONFER-

ENCE

The executive conference considered a recommend

ation a by the SAC of the Washington Field

Office to explore with George Washington Univ

ersity an advanced degree program in the field

of Law Inforcement Administration for Washing-

ton Field Office personnel.

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37

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERMICE

7-6-70

TEL: j0

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

The Ixecutives Conference met on July 6, 1970,

with Messrs. Deloach, Callahan for Molx,

Casper, Walsh for Callahan, Conrad, Felt,

McAndrews for Cale, Rosen, Sizoo For Sullivan,

Tavel, McDaniel for Walters, Beaver and Bishop F

present.

"or H."

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27

IWC: dmg 6-29-7)

EXECUTIVES CONFER ENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

RE: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY PROPOSAL TO

LSTABLISH A NEW FORENSIC SCIENCE SCHOOL.

Proposal by the GWU toe

establish a new School of

Forensic Science. Proposed to name the school

"The Hoover School of Forensic Science."

an

appropriate letter conveying the Director's

decision will be prepared.

"Prepare letter in

Iine with majority view."

117711

56-2554-12935

3

LHW:1hg 6-18-70

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

lix. Walters proposed 2 changes in order to

acceterate a steady flow of work through all

sections of the Ident. Div. El I Day Shift Hous

II Current Work Delinquency "OK.H." "This is not

correct as to Laloratory for I just found a six

weeks delay.H." "'OK.H."

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9/18/70

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EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

UNANIMOUS in favor of destroying SOG files,

index cards & abstracts aiter 5 years in UNSUB

routine criminal cases, with certain exceptions.

Second proposal is to relieve field of resp of

subm reports to Bureau in routine unsub criminal

type cases.

With esception of Rosen, all in lA

favor.

"o.K.

JJC: aga

052051-12938

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

47

D 8/26170

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Syggestion of destroying files, index cards and

abstracts in all UNSUB cases in the Theft From

Interstate Shipment classification at SOG which

have been open ten years or more. Suggester fbi;

pointed out there were 73 drawers of files in th:

category in Records Division.

"O.K. H."

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44

10-13-70

* EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

•EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Considered the advisability of permitting FBI

Agents while traveling aboard aircraft as Sky

liarshals or on officialbusiness to uee the con-

trolled expansion, high-velocity bullet now being

issued to Sky Marshals by Federal Aviation Agency

in connectionwith their official duty assigaments

"I share majority view. H"

9/11/10

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88

10-22-701

CLYDE TOLSON TO

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

¿HE'DIRSCIOR

(I informed the Conference that there had been a

¡ recent instance wherein a call was placed to an

assistant Director by name and the secretary

inquired as to who was calling before she announ-

ced the call. I issued instructions that hence

forthsecretaries are not to inquire as to the

identity of the caller and alls are to be immed-

iately handled by Assist. Direstors.

"Jinghx

"Right H."

66-2554-12943

51

EXECUTIVE CONFE: ENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERNCE

There are a totl of 531 Resident Agencies thruout

the Bu's service, 10 of which do not hayn office

space from which the Resident Agent functions,

but utilizes his residence. Thus 521 Resident

igencies are located in Federal or commercial

office space and of this & there are 134 Resident

Agencies where there are 5 or more SAs/

"I concur, 11."

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THE DIRECIOR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

"I CONCUR WITH MAJORITY VIEW. H." Mr. Felt

brought up for policy review our instr to

agents re carrying weapons on board airplanes

When Crimes Aboard aircraft statue was passed

the law envorcement personnel, includ FBI were

exam from prohibition against

taking weapns

aboard for travel. We issued

instr that agents

carry firearms on person dur travel must ident

themself to appropriate airline employee unless

such act would comprise to success a mission.

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10-22-70

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

MORNERAX

EXCUTIVE

CONFERENCE

The Executives Conference of 10-22-70

consisting of Messrs. Tolson, Sullivan, Mohr,

Beaver and Soyars considered a

suggestion from

of terrorist and harassing tactics on the

part of kew equity receiptin romm with cameras.

"I CONCUR. "H"

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33

10-9-70

01A)

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

iR. TOLSON

On 9-11-70, the Executives Conference recommended

• installation of he burglar alarms in 167 key RAs

and purchase of fire proof safe-type cabinets.

for each of our 532 RAs. MI. Tolson suggested

BI:

and the Director approved that Inspection Div.

Consider this very carerully.

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IJJ:hcv 10/22/70

THE EXECUTIVES CONFCRENCE ARRESTS AND

TO THE DIRECTOR

ARRAIGNMENTS

10-22-70 Exec. Conf. considered matter of con-

ducting raids jointly with other law enforce-

ment agencies. Pros and Cons set forth.

"I Share this view. H."

66-2554-12945

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

47

ALAV: VH 10/29/70

•EXECUTIVES CONFERENC

Director on exclusion of missing person notices

in LEBI & indicated we cannot use personnel to

locate missing persons; Comf considered public

relations

impact re such withurawal & recommenc

in view of likelihood of mass of let; work per

formed by 7 clerks; substantial public relations

realized, etc., that we continue to place stops

in Ident on missing persons in accord with es-

tablished policy

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TO iiR. TOLSON

76

JJC:hcv 10-13-70

+22444014T5

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

RE: AIRCRAFT HIJACKINGS and CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT

MATTERS. Tests

to be conducted with FBI

participation.

"I do not want participation in

these tests by the FBI. It is up to Davis to

have them made and advise me & results.

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85 C:he 10-29-20

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On 10-29-70 the executives conference considered

the request of the SAC at Washington Field that'

during the training of the 1,000 new agents in

the program which commended Octover 5 that we

discontinue the on the job training.

"I share this view H."

1÷912y

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79

"CUTTUE CONPEPENCE

EXFCTITIVE CONFERENCE

he Executives Conference met 11-5-70 and con-

•isted of Messrs. Tolson, Sullivan, Mohr, Bishop

Felt, Gale,

"O.K. H."

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86

CDB: dir 10/29/ 70

•EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

Those in attendance at the Conference today in-

cluded Messrs. Mohr, Sullivan, Bishop, Brennan,

Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Roen, Tavel

Walters & Beaver. Listing of existing morator

ium on report writing & investigation in Prior-

ity II & Priority III, Security Index cases.

MANANANTS

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C. TOLSON TO DIRECTOR

XXX& EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

Komes of those in attendance to conference set

Forth. Instructed conference to be absolutely

sure all personnel understand no correspondance:

concerning Bu matters go out over their signature

without Dir's approval. Also any contact with

the Dep't is to be placed in memo and sent thru

for si Dir's approval. ' "RIGHT. H."

; 66-2554-12952

79

1/13/71

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

ON 1/13/71 the Executives Conference consisting

of Messrs. Tolson, Mohr, Sullivan, Bishop,

brennan, Adams for Callahan, Casper, Conrad,

r'elt, Gale, Rosen, Tavel, McDaniel for Walters,

and Soyars considered the following matter.

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1-11-71

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCI

TO MR. TOLSON

Those in attendance at the Conference, 1/13/71,

included Messis.

Tolson, Mohr, Sullivan,

Adams {or Callahan, Bishop, Casper, Felt,

Conrac

Rosen, Gale, Brennan, Soyars, Tavel, aud

McDaniel.

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85

1-20-71

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

AIT. EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

After discusion the Exectives conference

unanimal i. "agreed to the recommendation.

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[ArCOTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

the above subject of 2/18/71, consisting of

fessrs. Tolson, Sullivan, Mobr, Bishop,

Cnilaban, Casper, Conrad, Felt, Gale, Rosen,

P.D. Brennan, Tavel, Walters,

Soyars and Dalbey,

considered the request of the SAc , Ny that

nuthorization be grauted to purchasse a

proadcast AM/FIl radio for the Poughkeepsie

Resident Agency inasmucha s they felt the

apace was vulnerable to coni. conversations

with

in the office being overhead

by unauthorized pers

2-3-71

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# 24545557357-550

CLYDE TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONTERENCE

Those in attendance at the conferen on 2-3-71

Tre Mr. Tolson, Mohr, Sullivan, Bishop, Brennan

Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Miller for Felt, Gale

Lalley for Rosen, Tavel, Walters and Beaver.

The conference was informed that answers to

anticipate questions should ;be submitted in

alvance with the propose speech.

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FROM THE EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

47

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Field Division suggesting that in cities where

General Services Administration has a retail

store located and we have a divisional office

located, all expendable supplies be purchases

from the Imprest Fund as needed rather than

ordered quarterly as is now done via from FD

369 .

* 12

66-2554-12958

The Executives Conference

CHARACTErIZATIONA

to Mr. Tolson

(THUMBNAIL SKETCHES)

SUGGESTION 436-71 SUBMITTED

BY DOM. INTELLIGENCE DIV.

BINGE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Exec. Conf: met 1/13/71 to consider captnd suggestion.

Unanimous view of Conf that suggestion as proposed be

adopted & Mr. Felt be author. to determine feasibility of

also removing characterizations from GE & Applicant

investigative reports before they are filed in filing

system.

"Ok. H".

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SA FRANK O. GRUNDLER

JJC :aga 2/18/72

EXECUTIVES CONVERENCE

Mr. Tolson proposed we authorize the in

stallation for all Bureau cars. The confer

ence agreed with Mr. Tolson with the exception

of Messrs. Felt and Conrad who voted to

authorize it only on optional basis. The

desires. "I approve Tolson's view." a.

66-2554-12961

8

W.IF:wmj 4-1-71

XXXXXXX

THE EXICUTIVES CONFERENCE

TU IR. TOLSON

EXDCUTIVES

CONE ER ENCE ME 10S

Mr. Beaver suggested that action concerning the

Ris be ib8E deferred until the recommendations

of the SAls are received and that the Conference

Memorandum outline to the Director extent of

security precautions which have been taken to

date. Mc. Tolson said: Immediate on-the-scene

Security Checks and installation of backup radio

burglar alarm systems in RAs. "OK I"

КАМИ ТАНИМАМІНУ НАТ

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CLYDE TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCES

The conference was read the para appearing in

the Evening Star Newspaper column of Jeremiah

O Leary on 4/13/71 which stated "Certain from

shutting so many small offices that hardships

would be imposed on field offices personnel

in large states. "NATURALLY.-H."

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52

EXCCUZIVOS COUFLIZICE

EXUCUDIVES COMPERONO :

OM 5-14-71 the Faecutives Confcrence tas heid

consisting of the Assü. Direcwrs to considere:"

additional security reasure for our Resident

Agencies. "I concur with the Minority."

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5/27/71

XXE THE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

TO TOLSON

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

on 5/27/71, Executive Conference consisting of

Messrs. Beaver, Bishop, Brennan, Callahna,

Conrad, Dalbey, Donahoe, Gale, Jenkins, Mohr,

Soyars, Tavel & Walters,

a request wiich the Bu uhd received by letter

considere

dated 5/17/71, from Rear Adniral F. J. Harlfinge

It g

Director

of Naval Intelligence, with

re; to the captioned program.

662554-12967

36.

G2.21

CLYDE TOLSON

TO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Those in atiendance at the conference on 6-971

included Messi's Soyars Mohr Sullivan Bishop EX

Brennan Callhan Casper Conzad Dalbey Felt Cale

Rosen Tavel Walters Shroder and Beaver.

"i"

: 0-2551-12268.

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36

WMF wmi 4/22/71/46-2554-12958

Iemo for Mr. Tolson from Executives Conference

Tolson to Director

WBS:RRB:ert 6-2-71

contacte

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Te: PROPOSED INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING

INFORMANT DESIGNATIONS OEXECTTIVES

Conf held 5-27-71 & Director's instructions issued re.

annual leave policy of Asst Dirs, MEDBURG investigatn,

The Conf cons 3 aspects of informant designations

electronic surveillances, necessity for Dalbey to attend

aimed toward achieving better security in commun.

all conf with Dept on policy matters, "No Comment" on

Propesals sugg by Insp. Div. Conf unam agreed lo

Shaw matter, and run-down on INTERTEL.

drop asterisk designation and immediately assign

symbol nos to all prospective informants. All

numerical system of designation unan disapproved.

" OK. IT ".

= =

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УМІТСТ

TIE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

JJC: 282 6/17/71

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

At the Executives Conference held on Thursday,

6/17/71, attended by Messrs. Sullivan, Mohr,

Bishop,

Brennan, Callahan, Casper, Conrad,

Dalbey, Felt, Gale, Rosen, Tavel, Walters,

soyars and Beaver the captioned suggestion

was

discussed.

66-2554-12971

13

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

6/9/71

JGD: bad

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Conference discussed in detail methods of

adfording

greater security in the handling of

informant forms as well as streanlining this pro-

cedure. This matter involved detailed discussion:

concerning the various forms submitted by the

field to the Bu in connection with payments to

all informants. "O.k. H."

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51

NPC:ond

6/17/71

*HE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

IO TOLSON

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE SECURITY

SE NEN FBI BUILDING

The Genenal Services

Administration has awarder

the contract for the phase two construction of

the new FBI building to Blake Construction Co.

*XX "I THINK FIRST MOHR SHOULD TAKE THIS PROBLOM

UP & WITH GSA WHICH IN TURN CAN DEAL WITH

CONTRACTOR. THIS COULD PUT TOO HEAVY A DRAIN

ON OUR PERSONNEL, IF WE ATTEMPTED TO DO IT. H."

66-2554-12972

MATTERUIT SATIRE LILIAONSENANT: SAI SIGN SET NOZIES

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO THE DIRECTOR

24

WriF: crt 8-26-71

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

lembers of the Conference were briefed concerning

recent attempts by various newspapers and

reporters to obtain information about or from

FBI personnel.

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67

9/1/71

CLADE TOLSON

TO DIRECTOR

LXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

In attendi dce at the Conference on 9/1/71

vere L'esscs. Tolson, liohr, Sullivan, Bland

(for Bishop), Brennan, Callahan, Casper, Cleve-

Land, Conrad, Dalbey, Gale, Miller (for Ponder)

Rosen, Soyars, Tavel, Walters and Felt.

"This is certainly a common sens, , and reastnalb

le requlrenent wnich I had all along assumed

prevailed.il."

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5

xiXxx

WBS : cyt

9-28-71

IXXRHZKXASXPAXREHES

LXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Pursuant to theiis Directors inscractions, all

menbers oi the conterence were adised of che

Director's desire that in the lurture he expects.

the initials appering on mall to be entirely

legible and readable.

wermnntairanko459945923s5aysaaanneameren452ngga495772022942.0884332586479454034-2О9) РА ТИ SYn

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9-2B-71

TRNUESEITATANI

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXAXT

T'O MR. TOLSON

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

CHOSSYETXAXHENCHREX&AXKIIE

The Conference considered a request that a

female clerical employce of the General

Investigative Division (Miss Joyce Herminau)

be

allowed to teach a weekly class of female

employees aiter hours in the fundamental,

basic methods relating to self-defense.

-

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14

WMF:crt 11-8-71

Exec Conf to Tolson

PROCESSING OF MAIL

MR. TOLDON

OIXTERISY EXLCUTIVES CONCEN

Conf met on 11-8-71 & pursuant to Dir's instructions, CI

Felt pointed out that under no circums shid memos being

disseminated outside Bu be undated. All supvrs shld be

alerted since without date info in old memo being dissem

eld be eval by rec'v agency as current info. Also instruct

all supvrs be reminded of instruct re handl of mail so

every effort can be made to get imp material to Dir at

earliest poss time & with absolute minimum of delay.

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11/2/71

EXECUTIVES CONVEKENCE

•Executives Conferente

Memos

O.K. H'"I share minority view. H." Mr. Felt

referred to recent hijacking of a Boeing 747

airplane to Havana herein an agent on annual

leave was en route from New York to San Juan,.

his duty station.

66-2554-12978

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE TO TOLSON

TJS:amt 10/22/71

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

ReSAClet 71-51, dated 10/19/71, captd "Urban

(Guerrilla Warfare Activity." In view of serious

nroblems posed by extremists of all types invold

in urban guerrilla warfare law enforcnt person-

nel are prime targets of these terrorists, Bu is

scheduling pilot seminar on this subj for local

& state law enforcent & to determine how Bu can

further help them meet challenge of urban terror-

ists

while

soon's.

OK. H.

fulfilling our internal security re-

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MR. TOLSON

THE

IZIXOLS EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE MINOS

The Executives Conference of November 15, 1971

consistinI O Messis. 1O1SOn, feLt,

Rosen,

Bates, d. I. Bland (for Bishop) Callahan,

Casper

A. A. Staffeld, Jr. (for Cleveland), Conrad,

Dalbey, E. S. Miller,

Ponder, Tavel

and N. E.

Nichaniel (for Valters), considered the need for

continuing the current

restriction upon use of

annual leave by SACs outside their headquarters

city during the academic year, i.e. Septcaber to

66-2554-12980

25

1-20-72

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

SECURITY OF

NEW FBI BUILDING

EXECUTIVES CONFDRENCE

on 1/20/72, the Executives Conference, consist

Tolson, felt, Rosen, Monr,

Bates.

Bishop, Callahan, Casper, Conrad, Dalbey, Miller

Ponder, Walkart,

Walters, Staffeld for Clevelans

and Soyars, considered a proposal by the Labo-

ratory to assign five additional Agents to affor

security during construction of the new FBI bldg

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## Page 773

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32

LMW:VH 2-9-72

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TALTERS proposed Ident discontinue practice of

retaining prints and posting to ident record

rap sheet those submissions of registration or

inquiry nature whichdo not on there face

constitute an arrest

"OK-H"

68-2554 12982

56

AAS: 01b 1-6-72

Ax8SRx

EXECUTIVES CONFIRENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE:

The conf. considered the suggestion that certain

organized crime subjects be included in the

NCIC Stop Index to assist in baing alerted to

inquiries directed to NCIC from police depart-

ments and other sources.

"ок н."

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66-2554-12983

The Executives tolkatehza

Conference

36

2-11-72

EXECUTIVES

CONFERENCE

On Feb 9 72 the Executives Conference consistin,

of Messers. Tolson Felt Soyars Rosen Mohr Bates

Bishop callahan Jenkins for Casper, Cleveland

Conrad EDalbey Miller Ponder Waikart, and

Walters considered the quest of whether the

intructors on the expanded faculty ;at the new

66-2554-12984

6

JPM: DW 2/29/72

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

The Exec. Conf. of 2/29/72, met with the fol

Present: Messrs. Tolson, Callahan, Bishop, Cas~

per, Campbell for Ponder, Conrad, Rosen, Miller:

Cleveland, Soyars, Bates, Dalbey, Felt, Walkart,

Walters &

: Mohr. Mohr adv the Conf. of the situa-

tion re to "The Investigator" & the harrassment

& threatened suit by the Ny Times.

" I shall await publication by N.J. Times to

see just what angle it ik takes. H."

#6708/4655444444595sz

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06-2554-12985

6

UMF: DSS 2/25/72

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

The Executives Conf., consisting of Messrs,

Tolson, Felt, Rosen, Mohn, Bates, Bishop, Call

han, Campbell for Ponder,

Cleveland, Conrad,

Dalbey, Jenkins for Casper, Sizoo for Miller,

Soyars, Waikart & Walters, met on 2/24/72. Need

for expedition mail at all levels.

"Above

apparently had no effect in view of back-up in

3 Divisions this morning & then suddenly etc H."

EX 66-2554-12986

51

WBS:cIt

3/14/72

EXICUTIVE CONFERENCE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

MEMOS

The executives conference met 3/14/72.

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LAKSHIT

MR. TOLSON

50

1-6-72

TAVITTAETTE: ++44531278608545

EXECUTIVES KUNG

CONFERENCE

On 4-6-72, the Executives Conference, consisting

of Messrs. Felt, Campbell, Rosen, Mohr, Bland

Ior Bishop, Sizoo for Miller, Walsh for Ponder,

Bates,

Marshall for Waikart, Walters, and

Griffith for Soyars, considered the establishment

ot a voluntary student activities fee and con-

solidation of the FBI Academy Recreation Fund

at the new FBI Academy at Quantico.

+6-35576

12S8O

71

56-2551-127812

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO DIRECIOR

4-21-72

EXECUTIVES CONFER-

ENCE

The issue of whether the Bureau shoudl change

its position witht respect to the NIC policy

requring law enforcement control over computers

containing criminal history infirmation was vo-

ted upon by the Conference. All members nEwith

the exception of Mr. Mohr voted for retaining

the basic policy now in force.

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24

IJB:aga 5-21-73,

:18. FELT

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Conference, 5-17-73, was attended by Messrs.

Felt, Baker, Callahan, Cleveland, Conrad,

Cebhardt, Marshall, D. Moore for

Miller,

soyars, Thompson, Walters, Bassett, W. Campbell

ind Brownfield for Jenkins.

66-2554-12991

15

CMK: EDM 7/26/73

CLARENCE M. KELLY TO FILES

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

The Executive Conference was held 7/25/73,

in the Director's Office.

Recreation of

the former Crime Records Division was

discussed. Re-establishment was in

compliance with Director Kelly's pledge

during confirmation and his oath of office

that the work and plans of the BJ were to

receive publicity:

uld assist In this pledge.

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RIB:CSII 9/5/73

66-2554÷12992

A J Baker = to Sheets

52

STUDY OF MEANS OF

DISSEMINATING EXEC CONF

RESULTS TO SACS

At Exec Conf 9/4/73, DiXector Ynstructed Bi undertake

study of above to determine feasibility and desirability.

This is being assigned to you.

66-2554-12993

43

WYD:CSH 10/9/73

RJ BAKER

DISSEM, OF EXEC. CONF. MATTEI

to MR CALLAHAN TO SACS° EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

At sugg of Director, study was made of abv possibility.

Majority of Asst. Directors felt dissem. of selected Erac

Conf results would be beneficial. OPE concurs with

majority of Exec Conf. Info should be dissem in form

of personal letters to SACs, with advice re conf. treatmt

or otherwise. RECOM: (1) That program be instituted;

(2) If approved, that rep. of Ext. Aff. Div. handle dissem

of appropriate subject matteriX "Toxiasua have

some one ..document every item discussed..."K

"OK" K

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8

EES/imt 10/30/73

3AKER to CALLAHAN

Dissemination of Executives

Conference Mats to SACs

OEXECUTIVES

Exec. Conference Meeting

CONF CKENCE

10/30/73.

This memo records the discussion at Executives Cont.

| 10/30/73. RECOMMENDATION That the Director

indicate which items shld be disseminated to SACs

(dissemination to be handled by OPE).

=

66-2554-12996

46

RIB:CSH 11/16/73

R J Baker

Dissem. of Exec. Conf. Matters to SAC

to The Director dixec Conf. Meeting 11/16/73

Following matters dESHOUTES ESPUTERINCEeeting 11/16

(1) Comments by Former Acting AD Felt re proposal tho

FBI operate under control of Judiciary Comm. (2) Suit

by Carl Stern under Freedom of Info. Act, to obtain FBI

documents on Counterintelligence Program. (3) Approvi

by Congress of our Appropriations Bill. RECOM: That

Director indicate any items he would like disseminated

to field. "I do not

disseminated-Mireel these are items to be

56-2554-12995

BAKER TO CALLAHAN

8

RJB:DW 10/25/13

EXEC CONF 10/24/73

OEXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

At Exec Conf 10/24/73 following items discussed (1) Dir

announced designation of Asst Dir Miller to fill position

of Asst to the Dir (2) Mr. Kelley discussed his meeting

with Acting AG Bork on 10/23/73 and (3) Mr. Miller

brought up Dept Order 543-73 re Management of Dept of

Justice which if implemented would significantly eroce

Bu semi-autonomous status. Various optional coursts of

action were advanced and comm formed to further study

matter. RECOMM - that Dir indicate which items should

be disseminated to the SACs.

66-2554-12997

29

IJJ:pmd 12/18/73

T.J. JENKINS TO

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

MR. CALLAHAN

The director feel that topics discussed at the

Exec Conf should be disseminated to all SACs

on his personal stonery in order to limit the

dissemination to su top field personnel only.

"Hereafter I will advise P&E of any item I feel

]) should not be disseminated at all 2) should

go to Sacs only-unless so designated they shoul

go to FOs without restriction as to disseminatic

within the office. To avoit confusion I feel

every dissemination should go * out, ete. CMK"

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29

RJB: DW 12/11/73

R.J. BAKER TO

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

THE

DIRECTOR

Exec Conf met 12/11/73 & Mx. Kelley adv Assoc

Director

Callahan was rec AG Exceptional Serv

Award. Discussion on B&K COINTEL program, Insp

Campbell brought up FBI Annual Law Enforcement

Conf . Asst Dir Campbell

mention high NCIC Per

centage Ior Nov. REC: Dir indicate any items to

be dissem. "OK for all " K.

66-250J-12999

1.'"'

RJB:CSH 12/12/73

R J BAKER

to MR. CALLAHAN

DISSEM. OF EXES G9VESMATS

1TH1-9941

TGCSAGSENCE

Director indicated all 4 items discussed at Exec Conf

12/11/3 should be dissem. to SACs.

Since Item #2

pertains to COINTELPRO, a sensitive topic, it is not

felt it should rcv wide dissemmation in field.

Sugg Exec

Conf items be fwded to SACs on Director's personal sttuti

tionery. RECOM: (I) Exec Conf items be disseminated

to SACs on personal stationery; (2) if al proved, attached

vifk.comm to SACs reporting topics discussed 12/11/73.

x~2001-12029.

66-2554-12997

29

Coctiutg, cia

RÀB:CSH 12/12/73

T.J. JENKINS TO

TJJ:pmd 12/18/73

AINNATE

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

TO ALL SACS

TOLICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED

MR. CALLAHAN

(on note yager)

AT EXEC CONF, 12/11/73

The director feel that topics discussed at the

Jetting out info re abv, for jersonar ihto of SAC only:

Exec Conf should be disseminated to all SACs

(1) Info re AG's Excep. Sve Äward being riven to'AD

on his personal stionery in order to limit the

Callahan; (2) info re Carl Stern's successful suit to

dissemination to ax top field personnel only.

secure COINTELFRO documents under Freedom of Info

"Hereafter I will advise P&E of any item I feel

A.ct; (3). Info re FBI Annual Law Enforcmt Conferencès in

1) should not be disseminated at all 2) should

field & survey being conducted thereon by Trng Div;

go to sacs only-unless so designated they shoulc

1) Info re success oi Nale operations.

go to Fos without restriction as to disseminatic

within the office. To avoit confusion I feel

every dissemination should go & out, etc. CNK"

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it- 2551-430005

TJJ:pmd 12-14-73

T. J. Jenkins to Mr. Callahan DISSEMINATION OF EXEC-

UTIVES CONFERENCE MATTERS TO SACS'

Memos to all SACs have bn rutd thru Train. Div. to chck

policy&prev. instrcts. Train, maintains file these meno s

for ref. Dir instreta certain topics discussed at EC b

dissem. to SACs for info top officials in their offices only.

However, field not advisd this limitation. RECS: 1. In future

when dissem. on Dir's prenl stationery EC topics put pre-

cautionary statement. 2. Files&Com. estab. sep. file this

type corres. &approp index same. 3. Such corees. b rutd

66-2554-13001

64

JBA:CSH 1/22/74

J B Adams

Re:

to the Director

Dissem. of Exec. Cont. Matters to

SACs - Exec Conf Meeting 1/22/14

ouxecutives

Conf met and discussed (1) speech by santareil, Ate. Se

LEAA, containing far-reaching proposals controversial

1o law enforcement; and (2) Need to give SACs wider

latitude in preparing agendas for Field Technical Conis,

to make them more responsive to individual offices.

RECOMMENDATIONS - (1) That co of Santarelli's speech

tbe sent each SAC, With brief note re controversial items;

(2) that SACs be advised implementing instr. will be forth~

coming, dying water latitude re agendas for Fld. Tech. Coni

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To All SACS

64 :

JI'M:C'SIT 1/?:/71

TOTICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED

AT EXFC CONF 1/22/74

O LASCUTIVES CONCERETOE

Cont discussed Agts annual technical training

clude 1 SACs shoull have greater latitu le in rejaring

agen la responsive to their needs; implementing instrus

tions will be forthcoming.

Also discusser! speech by

Santarelli, Adm, LEAA, 1/14/71, and ec is enclosed in

view of jossible questions which might be posed re it.

66-2554-13002

572 angUBA:CSH 1/8/74

J. B. Adams

Re: Dissemination of Exec. Conf. Matteri

to Director

to SACs - Exec. Conf. Meeting 1/8/7.

Exec. Conf, met 11 a.m., 178/MVD rector idicated

he desired Exec. Conf. to meet in near future at a

retreat-type facility to discuss direction Bureau must

take, priorities, goals, allocation of funds and man-

power, & investigative and administrative procedures.

16 specific items for discussion are set out.

Director may desire to indicate whether he wishes

this disseminated.

Enclo. info.

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29

1/29/74 N/C: pnd

I.P. CALLAHAN TO

DIRECTOR

HXKKETIRCK

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

'eno sets forth results of establishing prior-

ities as discussed

instructs. REC: subnitted for ur apprul. "O.k.

Also send out letter to SACs # re conference

items to be discussed. K"

56-2554-13003

29

JBA: CSE 1/30/74

To All SACS

• TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED

AT EXEC CONF

• EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Advising AG Saxbe attended Exec Conf 1/29/74 and each

Div head gave presentation re his operations. AG was

appreciative, indicating he was great admirer of FBI &

wanted to be in position to explain its important mission

to public and defend it against unfair criticism. Also at

this conf agenda for all-day conf 2/5/74 was firmed up &

setting out items to be discussed, for info.

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66-2554-13004

29

J B Adams

DISSEM OF EXEC CONF MATTERS TI

to the Director

SACs - Exec Conf meeting 1/29/74

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

AG Saxbe attended Exec Conf meeting 1/29/74. Each div

head gave short presentation re work of his div. AG wac

appreciative, indicating he wants complete knowledge re

FBi in order to explain its mission to public and defend

it against criticism.

He explained DJ role is law enforce

ment, not social reform. Following his departure, there

was brief discussion re agenda for 2/5/74 all-day conf.

RECOM - Director may desired indicate whether SACs

should be advised re abv. "Yes. K"

66-2554-13005

i f.

16

UBÁ CSH 375/14

J B ADAMS , DISSEM OF EXEC CONT MATTERS TO

to Director

SACS - ExeC Conf 3/5/14,

, EXECUTIVE

Conf considered red of AG Younger, of Calitornia, that

FBI participate in operation to intensify investigative

thinking re Hearst kidnaping. Question was moot, since

Wh House had already declined for any Fed. agey to

participate. Exploration of this technique further will

be handled by Mr.

Miller.

Cont. also discussed proposal

of AG Danforth, of Mo.

re kidnapings, and agreed & Bl

should follow traditional role of abstaining from commer

cause sale Son are to holet recit a con-

counsel table.

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66-2554-13005

16

JBA: DW

3-6-74

TO ALI SACS

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

• The Executives Conference met on 3-5-74, and

three topics were discussed which I feel would

¿ be of interest to all of you.

66-2554-13006

24

EES:CSH 2/20/74

TO ALL SACS Re:

Topics of Interest Discussed

al Exec. Conf., 2/19/74

At abv Exec Coni, we discussed desirability of expanding

SAC authority re use & storage of Eureau cars; decision

reached to expand authority for 60-day trial period. Fall

details will be fwded to you by separate letter.

(2) Patricia Hearst kidnaling & fact this may be landmarl

case; atten of everyone is focused on fBI handling of it,

and time for preparation for future cases of this type is

now. (3) I have approved news media meeting with exec.

staff & Asst. Directors, and Ext. Aff. Div. is handling.

NTW

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J.B. ADAMS to

THE DIRECTOR

24

CES/imt 2/19/74

DISSEMINATION OF EXECUTIVE.

CONFERENCE MATS TO SACS

'EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

2/19/74

"ALI, K"'

At Executives Conference meeting 2/19/74 following

items were discussed (1) Utilization of Bureau Autos

in Resident Agencies, (2) Hearst Case Review and

(3) News Media Contact with Assistant Directors.

REC. That Director indicate, which, if any, of the

foregoing items shid be disseminated to SACs.

66-2554-13008

14

AJBA: CSH 3/19/74

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

J.B. ADAMS TO

BHXXXCK CALLAHAN

At abv conf CMK suggstd tabling proposal to re-

lieve SACs of Ist line case spry work til frthr

cons given to how can be done w/out incrang spi

staff. Attchd is let to all SACs advising questn

has been cons & Exec Conf. was gen in aggrent,

but decided to ha table proposal for frthr cons.

as to how could be done w/out adding to spury

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14

JBA: CSH 3/19/74.

ALL SACS

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

At above conf today exten disc re proposal that

SACS be auth to remy cases from immed lst line:

supervision & reassign them to other sprvsry per

sonnel took place. There was feeling among SAls

that, w/more time avail., additional time could

be well spent on over-all dretn & crantn of irv-

¡estigative operations, progs & maj cases, etc.

supervist decided to tale tre to explore

supervisiOn.

'additional means. Vievs yill be soupht & sepctly:

66-2554-13010

23

OBR:CSH 3/22/74

J B Adams

Topics of Interest Discussed at

to Mr: Callahan

Executives Conference 3/19/74

Rememo J B Adams to Callahan 3/19/74 re abv. At

Exec Conf it was decided to table proposal to authorize

SACs to remove cases from their Ist-line spfvision,

in order to explore means by which this could be done

without increasing staff. Also decided to explore possi-

bility of assgng FBIHQ spurs to field spury vacancies,

as part of career development program.

OPI. desires

views of Asst. Dirs. re these matters; cc of this

being sent each of them with req for views by 4/3/t20

; 66-2554-13009

69

WLR: nm 3-25-74

66-2554-13011

14 encl.

82

RSY: jam 3/19/74

MEMO FOR ALL

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

MR. HEIM to

MR. FRANCK

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

! To obtain the maximum benefit from our delibera-

cions in Executive Conference, I have reviewed

Enclosed is self-explanatory material setting

current proceduces as well as my own schedule of

forth the results of captioned conderence

including the identity of each Bureau official

commitments.

in attendance.

W44 754455411474 ass ten

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82

JBA:CSH 2/8/74

j B ADAMS

GOALS & PRIORITIES -

to MR. FRANCK Discussion at Exec. Conf. 2/5/74

At Exec Conf of 2/5/74 there was discussion re necessity

for each div. to be alert to establishment of goals &

priorities as continuing responsibility. Greater emphasi

is being placed thereon throughout Govt and this concept

is here to stay. No specific areas were identified where

it might be possible to establish measurable goals.

Action - For information.

(6-2551-13011

82

WGC •mb 3/18/74

W. G. Campbell Memo to I Excatang)s

CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE OF KEY FBI PERSONNEL-2/5/741

TOPIC #8, ROLL OF FEI IN PROVIDING SERVICI

FUNCTIONS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT

Memo sets forth comments made by Asst. Dirs.Briggs

White, Lab. Div., Fletcher D. Thompson, Ident, Div.,

SAC John J. McDermoti, WEO, and Associate Director

Callahan, with regard to services rendered local law

enforcement by the FBI.

156:3554-13011'

32

GIO: j0 2/0/74

53219

Tranck to Jenkins ALL. DAY CONF. KEY FBI PERSCIN

2/8/74 relations with Dep.of Just.

irst item on agenda 'was

"Relations with Dept.of

Justice" Subj matter incl. discussion of questn.

is to whether or not FBI could operate as an

independently an agency more effectively. Dir.

indicated he wished discussion on subj.of our

problens with LEAA, He expressed his thots on

participatory management. Discussn.was had re

sreparatn.of proposed legisltn. on subj.of invasni

of privacy. Asst.Dir.Adams highlighted increasing;

probl.of US Attys. who try to act as coordinatrs

of Fed. invest.activities. REC: For info.

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GIQ: jo 2/8/74

Franck to Jenkins.

ALL DAY CONF .FOR KEY FBI

ONFERENC

PERSONNEL, 2/5/74 (PUBL. RELATNS.)

Item for

discussion on agenda was pub..relatns

with ref. to best means of proj.Bu's accompl.

responsibilities & operations. Pointed out sell:

FBI should b easiest job because of our accompl.!

& reputation. Dir open stance provides oppor.

for closer relationships with media. Noted Bu's

publ.relatns. effort should b positive, try to

tell publ.what we do, admit mistakes. Intensify

liaison with Cong. REC: For into.

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82

WRW: 1m1 2/7/74

Wannall to E.S. Miller: ALL-DAY CONFCRENCE FOR

KEY FBI PERSONNEL

2/5/74

'EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Set forth is info on discussion at capt

conference of item #7 on agenda which was "FBI.

Jurisdiction, including Discussion Concerning

Questions which Have been Raised as to the

Propriety of Continuing Security and Criminal

Responsibllities in the FBL."

66-2551-13011

82

WVC: 15: 2/7/71

W. V. CLEVELAND E,S. MILLER

CONFERINCE

DE-EMPHASIS ON QUANTITY TO

PERVIT ADDTL. EMPHASIS.ON

QUALITY IN INVESTIGATIVE

-OPERATIONS

Discussion of captioned matter at conference held at

Washington Hilton Hotel, 2/5/14,

set forth reflecting

views of those present.

Enclosed forms with the

report.

65-2551-13011

J. D. Jamieson to Mr. Jenkins ALL-DAY CONFERENCE

SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 5,

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

Re memo N. P. Callahan to Director 1/29/73 captioned as

above. Results of discussion of Item 6, Local Law

; Enforcement and Additional Means by which Bureau can be

of Assisters Assistance, attached hereto. REC: Info.

Enc.

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82

EWW:jlk 2-7-74

Walsh to Jenkins

: Persnl Managmt Incldg Role

Responsibs of SAC

.. IXECUTIVE CONFERINCE

Abv topic discsd at 2-5-74 conf. Asst Dir Adams std that i

detailed survey underway in OPE & detailed questionnair

had gone forw to measure perceptions & attitudes of

field & hdgs persnl in leadershp positns. Most SACs feel

not have suff autonomy & too much directn coming frm Bi

Jenkins thought probl may be lack of communicins. REC:

Into. That decision bedeird til results of OPE survey•

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1 Enci.

66-2554-13012

W. G. CAMPBELL, TO

ME. JENKINS

MEMO

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Encl. meno Following the Directors conference

with Donald Santarelli LEAA Administrator in tze

Direc ors office on 3-19-74 the Director instrict

ed that I determine a mutually convenient date to

I Santarellis appearance before the Executives

conierence.

66-2554-13013

86

EES: Int 4-71-74

J. B. ADAMS TO

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

THE

DIRECTOR

Mr. White briefed the conference concerning the

training program for non-FBI lab personnel.

The Initial program consists of a series of 5

classes.

Recommendation: That the Director

indicate which, lI any, of the foregoing stas

items be disseminated to the sacs.

"All. K."

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EES:CSH 4/18/74

TO All SACS

TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED AT

EXEC CONF, 4/11/74

EXECUTIVE, CONFERENCE

At ab Exec Conf, Lab rep briefed members re progress

to date in training state and local lab personnel. Initial

program was explained, as well as fact that four researc

units have been formed; research papers will be pre-

pared for dissemination to personnel working in state

and local labs.

66-2554-13024 702: 24

BA: CSH 4/25/74

EXECUTIVES

J B Adams

COLPERENCE

Dissem. Of Exec Cont Matters to SACs

to the Director

Exec Conf meeting 4/25/74

Conf considered initial phase of Career Development

Program and approved following steps: (a) preparation

of Career Development Summaries; (b) Creation of

Career Boards; (c) establishment of Spry School with

Assessment Center. Conf also approved re-establishin

Interesting Case Writeup program. Also, after disc.

Director approved OPE studying need for higher quality

of legal counsel for guidance of SACs locally.

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TO ALL SACS

14

JBA:CSII 5/1/74

TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED A.T

EXEC CONF 4/25/74

OrTERING

dvising Conf gave addtl consideration to initial phase of

arcer Development Program for Spry and Execs, ancl

itting out 3 steps to be taken at this time.

Coni also

rreed to re-establish Interesting Case Writeup program.

1 addition, OPE was asked to study legal problems which

ve arisen re major investigations, to determine any

red for higher quality of legal counsel and guidance for'

Cs locally, Implementation of above items will be

"naled by separate communications.

9-8441

66-2554-13015

!.J. B. Adams to Mr. Callahan

ErS/imt 6/3/74

85

* All Day Conference

for Key FBI Personne!:

t mts 5/30/74 discussion way a concerning CoSE TO

rograms & ways of measuring Bureau's accomplishments

If particular concern was traditional basis used for

equesting & justifying our agent & clerical personnel.

Ir. Kelley instructed I prepare agenda for All Day

Conference to be held latter part 6/74 & this mat be on

agenda. ACTION Each, Division furnish OPE by 6/6/74

suggested agenda items to be discussed.

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31

Campbell to Jenkins

WGC:nis 5/30/74

RETURN APPEARANCE BEFOR R

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE BY

LEAA ADMR DON SANTARELLI

Memo Campbell to Jenkins, 5/23 '74, scheduld second

appearance before Executives Coni of Santarelli for

Ass om to 230/e 910 am, 3030, Santarelli's Spel

santarelli to cancel.. No reas

givn. REC: That no further consideratn b given this time

for rescheduling Santarelli's appearance.

"OK,K"

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IJJ: pmd 6/6/74

T.J. JENKINS TO

EXECUTIVES BRAS CONFERENCI

CALLAHAN

After the Director departed the Executives

Confezence today, Seats discals pointing al

that it would probably be held at the Washing-

ton-filton Hotel during the end of June.'

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66-2554-13018

67

6/14/74

J.J. MCDERMOTT TO DIRECTOR

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

are in recipt of a video tape from KCRA-TV,

Sacramento, which contains eight 5-minute

mini-documentaries concerning the FBI, in which

we cooperated in the production. At the time,

the A t, 1

of your interest in April with Mike Boyd of KGRA

TV you expressed a desire to see the finished

product. Details set out.

"OR,K."

06-2554-13020

ICTIO TO ALL ASSISTANT

DIRECTORS

16

OrJim: 7-5-74

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

By memo dated March 25, 1974, I advised you of

1 schedule of far Executive Conferences and Case

Briefings. There will be no change n in the

present Executive Conference schedule, which is

15 follows.

66-2554-13019

67

KPW: ger 6/27/74

HEIM TO MODERMOTT

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

In accordance with your directions, arrangements

have been made with the Radio Engineering Sec-

tion of the Laboratory for screening of the

recently produced series of 5-minute documentar

les on the FBI prepared by KCRA-IV, Sacramento?

Hilton.

66-2554-13021

73

IJJ: pmd 6/21/74

T. J. JENKINS TO

MR. CALLAHAN

EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

Assit. Director Thompson has invited the Director

and the Executives Conference to a briefing in

the Identification Div., and a luncheon in

celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the

Identification Division. REC: That the diDirector

approve the EXENKItil Executives Conference

Mena Meeting at the Ident Div on 7/18/74, as

set forth.

"ок.к."

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66-2554-13022

1

6-13-73

EES/ imt

EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE

J. B. ADAMS TO:

MR. CALLAHAN

Pursuant to the Dir. oral instructions 5-30-74

and his memo to members of the subj.,6-4-74,

arrangements have been made, subject to

approval, to hald captioned conference at the

Washington Hilton at 8:00 am, July 8, 1974.

66-2554-13023

JWV. im.r. 8-22-71

MARSHALL TO JENKINS

PROPOSED EXECUTIVES

° EXECUTIVES'

CONF BRIEFING CONCERN-

CONFERENCE

ING AUTOMATION PROGRAV:

•I wld like to provide Dir & Exec Conf briefing on several

automation programs in Div which will radically change

long-established wk procedures after we move into nev

bldg. Briefing will take 45 mins & SA Awe will assist me.

¡ REC: That this briefing be placed on agenda for near fit.

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66-2554-73024

31

CALLAHAN, JENKINS, ADAMS,

GALLAGHER

3/4/75 CMK: EDM

IXECUTIVES ENNNERE

CONFERENCE

According to the SAC, these observations came

about because of the

intense interest of the tie:

in the deliverations, and the fact they are no

longer submitted anguxs regularly has been

eted as r

interpreted as relinquishing our previously

avowed purpose to submit them.

66-2554-13025 1 971

3

RJG:DW 3/7/75

XIOXXaNdO SAC, Albany

Topics of Interest Discussed at

the Executives Conference

AIRT EL

Setting forth items discussed at 3/6/75 meeting dealing

mainly with testimony before Subcommittee on Civil

Rights and Constitutional Rights of Committee on the

Judiciary, House of Representatives, and task force re

information gathering and retention policies of I'BI..

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66-2554-15025-

73

RJG:DW 3/31/75

SAC, ALBANY

TOPICS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED A2

THE EXECUTIVES CONFERENCE

ON 3/24/75 I MET WITH ELMER B. STAATS, COMP-

TROLLER GENERAL OF US, AND MEMBERS OF HIS

STAFF RE GAO SURVEY OF FBI CPERATIONS. SET

FORTH GENERAI, INFO RE GAO SURVEY. EXEC CONI

ALSO BRIEFED RE MY APPEARANCE BEFORE

LUCKE FELLER COMMISSION. RESUMPTION OF NEW

AGAT'S TRAINING CONSIDERED & MORE DETAILED

IZO WILL BE FORWARDED SEPARATELY.

1562684

..:

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VI -G

request

MATERIALS PERTAINING TO FBI ACTIVITIES WI

WITH RESPECT TO THE KU KLUX KLAN

ACCESS

2 caples

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TO

SUBJECT!

CITED STATES GOVE MENT

I/emorandim

:DIRECTOR, EBI

i in

i SAC, JACKSON

DATE:

10-15-54

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM,

INTERNAL SECURITY,

DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS

Re Bureau letcer to Atlanta dated 9-2-64.

To implement a counterintelligence program as

outlined in referenced letter, this office has been and will

continue to penetrate klan and hate organizations with

continued informant coverage."

This 'is the first step to leam

the complete organizational structure, members, their activities,

sympatnizers and followers, action they plan, including actions

of violence and distruction of property.

Once their activities, etc., are determined through

insanant coverage propes action can be taken to disrupt and :

neutralize their activities and efforts can be directed to

frustrate their plans. In addition, those specifically

responsible for unlawful actions are determined through informant

coverage.

Informant coverage will be specifically concentrated

on the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan since this is the

largest and most important of the klan groups in Mississippi..

Other pertinent organizations considered

1 For counterintelligence

action are:

Mississippi Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.

United Kians of America, Inc.,

Knights of the Ku Kiux Klan.

Americans for the Preservation of the White Race.

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The pertinent individuals to first consider are the

state officers of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. They

aIE:

SAMUEL BOWERS Laurel Mississipp1, Impecial Wizard

JULIUS HARPER, Crystal Springs, Mississippi, Grand

"Dragon

BILBY BUCKLES, Roxie, Mississippi, Grand Giant

A G.. HARRINGTON, Ruth, Mississippi, State Organizer

Bureau of Investigation (KBI)

PAUG FOSTER, Natchez, Mississippi, State Chaplain

ACK WEATheRS, HaCtlesburg, MiSSISSIpPI, Contact

Leader. for the County and Secretary

Informant coverage will be supplemented by technical

installations where practical. Specifically, it has been

leamed through an informant

that a klan group holds meetings

in a building especially built for this purpose in Copiah

County. These meetings are held on a weekly basis. The

building is in a rural area several miles from the nearest town

and has access by only one road. During meetings guards are

placed at strategic points outside the building to insure

complete privacy.

An appropriate survey is being made to

determine the feasibility of a technical installation in this

building. The Bureau will be advised by separate communication

regarding this. Other logical points are being determined for

this type of coverage.

COUSZERINTELLICENCE ACTION

1. Liaison is established with the governor's office

to bring pressure to bear on local officials,

such as mayors,

chiefs of police,

sheriffs, etc.,

to solve recent bombings, •

church bumings, and other

acts of violence.

2

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BANDLE:

Jackson teletype to the Bureau nica 10-12-6.

captioned UNSUBS; EXPLOSION ON LAWN OF RESIDENCE OF ITOR

JOEY NOSSER-WATCHEZ-IASSISSIPI, 9-25-64, stated that an

Investigator of the Mississippi Highway Safety Patcol (MHS?)

advised he was instructed by Cavenor PAUl-buJOHNSON to

inform Acans County Sheriff EDELL ANDERS that the governor

was sericusly considering sending the National Guard into

Adass County to close down all gambling and liquor activity

in the county. Sheriff ANDERS advised he is in the process

of contacting all gambling

and liquor establishments in Adams

County to inform operators that if pertinent information regarding

Matchez bombings are not in his possession by October 15 he

will close all such establishments on October 16..

The jackson Office will, in each instant, that presents

itself in other localities and counties, arrange for similar

action and follow through on each.

2. • Repeated contacts and constant interviews of

known and suspected klan members are being conducted each

Saturday. This has been done since July, 1964, and is being

continued. This has a three fold purpose. It lets the klansmen

know the FBI is intesested and will be around. It also enables

E3I to know ter whereabouts on that day, become better

acquainted with theis hebits and gain more background information

regarding the person being interviewad. 'In several instances

during such interviews it has been possibla to convert certain

klansmen into informants, During interviews of klansmen who

are completely unco-operative and who want to know how we got

their name and way they are being interviewed we can flip

through the cards and pick out a name of another klansman

who

Is completely, unco-operative. This is a disruptive tactic

which can breed suspicion among themselves.

3

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3. Consideration is being gien to invite tha State

Police to nave raids at inoim kian meesingo.

Las.

of course, will not be invited to participice siego into .:a

most likely in on the klan meetings. MHS? Investigators at

NcComb have indicated they seemed interested in this sost of

thing and it is believed this will have the backing of the

governor since he has indicated such to them. This type of

thing, of course, will be used at places where technical

installations are

ROL

feasible or productive.

4. Will participate with the governor in press

releases on the arrests of klansmen when appropriate. This

has been done in the recent arrests in McComb, Mississippi,

in connection with recent bombngs in that area.

5. Information has been developed through an informant

that a faction of the klan is interested in putting another

man in office rather: than the present person.

More information

is being obtained on this so as to exploit all possibilities.

and create dissention anong the leaders, and by doing so the

coportunity ray present itself to have the informant put in a

high office.

The above is cone of the potential counterintelligence

action contemplated by this office.

It is being studied on a

day to day basis, Ihe Sureau will be furnished with complete

details on all the above plans as the opportunities are made •

and present themselves, prior to any specific action being

taiten by this office.

ACTION GROUPS

were for the most part believed to be carried out by an

group

• As a result of an intensive investigation and informant

coverage, Il men were arrested.

One had a membership card in

the su klux kian and another a card for membership in the

"Americans

• for the Preservation of the White Race'

• Some

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acts of violence such as bonjings are, accordi an i

planned with great

secrecy by small gacue. win mi.

determine which ones do the job. Often crimina

ochers not officially under kian orders, pretena to represear

the klan as a cover for acts of violence.

Recommendations for specific counterintelligence

action will be submitted by separate communications and the

status letter required will be submitted beginning 1-1-65.

• :

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July 24, 1961

PERSONAL AND CONTIDENTIAL

Dear Mr.

HOOTer:

Thank you very much for your letter of July 17, 1964..

I have been giving this racial problen constant

thought.

thetically, I aid what I could yesterday in New lork to get that

office

and more eirectively in this mattere

You asked for suggestions and this is that I now offer

you for whatever little value it has.

(1) After writing you I recommended to the

Inspection Division that a study be made

relative to whether or not the Domestic

Intelligence Division can better handle

certain aspects of the Civil Rights-Racial.

hir. Gale is very much in favor

of this

inquiry and is moving promptly in

this matter.

I think the results of his

inquiry will be most helpful in evaluating

the situation.

(2)

What I have in mind basically is this:

You may want to, in light of his inquiry,

consider francierring the responsibility

for the developnont of informants in the

• KLU KIJE Klan

Thite Citizens Council and

related "hate" organizations to the Division

while leaving the responsibility for

investigating bombings, killings, and

Lorth where it now is.

My idea is:

Division can bring to bear all the

techniques,,

skills, and procedures which it has used"'n:

to successfully penetrate the Communist Farty

and espionage organizations to now penetrate

these hate organizations causing us so nuch

trouble.

(In talking to Mr. Tolson this

morning

I mentioned this briefly to hin.

If

(3)/ty idea is operationally sound,

and if this

1s done;

I mould immediately hold some

regional conferences in areas where the

IaCiaL LSSUE

is acute and get under way

in

these offices, special and

aggressive

prograns to carry

out this high level haily

informant develorment.

You ash completely

AS3203

30-108 156

REN 1-

& AUG 'as!

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light when you say that informant develop

ment of the right kind is essentially the

solution to our current problem. The number

st intormants per se as we both know, are oi

no significance.

• What we must have is the

right kind of informants on the right level.

The old saying "The proof of the pudding is

in the eating" is relevant here because if

we had this kind of informant penetration,

we wouldn't have some of these unsolved cases now

causing us so much concern.

This is simply a

hard, stubborn fact we cannot theorize away.

(4) Further, we should expand our informant

penetration to cover some of these legitimate

but extremist organizations which we have up

to now ignored in this respect.

They often

are "supporting" forces for such as the k.k.K.

etc. and we ought to be on the inside of then.

This then is my response to your letter for now.

I have said,

the inspection Division is making the inquiry to

ascertain the operational facts and the feasibility of what I

suggest.

Cordially,

Sullivan

Elaidit

2

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TO

FROM

1'

SUBJECT:

WESSAR: hw

_ XEROX / 5,1

SEP SU2 1964

OPTIONAL FORM, NO. 10

5010-100

KAK 1952 EDITIQY

VUSA GEN. REO. NO. 27

UNITED STATES-GC iRNMENT

Memorandum

Tolson

Belmont

Mohs -

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

Gale

Mr. Belmont

DATE:

August 17., 1964

W. C. Sullivan

KOSen

1 - Mr. Gale

1 - Mr. Sullivan

1 - Mr. Belmont

AGREEMENT REACHED IN CONNECTION WITH

THE PROPOSED REASSIGNMENT OF SUPERVISORY

RESPONSIBLITIES INVOLVING THE KU KLUX KLAN,-

OTHER HATE GROUPS, AND RACIAL MATTERS-

Tavel

Trotter

Tele. Room

Holmes

Gandy

1 - Mr. Rosen

Reference is made to the memoranda of Mir. Gale to

Mr. Tolson dated July 30, 1964, and August 4, 1964.

PURPOSE:

The purpase of this memorandum is to set forth the

responsibilities of the Jomestic Intelligence Division and the jeneral

Investigative Division following the reassignment of supervisory

responsibilities involving the Ku Klux Klan, other hate groups,

and racial matters. To clarify this matter, it is set forth in two

parts. Part I will set forth the responsibilities of the Domestic

Intelligence Division. Part Il will define the responsibilities of

the General Investigative Division.

PART I

8001-0714

I. The Domestic Intelligence Division will-be responsible for

the investigation of all Klan and hate-type organizations and

their members on a selective basis.

" Several inquiries are presently pending in the field

regarding additional organizations to determine whether

such organizations are, in fact, hate groups.

II. The Domestic Intelligence Division will assume the responsibility

for the development of quality informants in all such organizations

BEC 1864-1455-5-014

CONTINUED - OVER

9

1107

21964

964

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Memorandum to Mr. Belmont

RE:

AGREEMENT REACHED IN CONNECTION WITH

THE PROPOSED REASSIGNMENT OF SUPERVISORY

RESPONSIBILITY INVOLVING THE KU KLUX KLAN,

OTHER HATE GROUPS, AND RACIAL MATTERS

III. The Domestic Intelligence Division will assume the responsibility

for formulating and carrying out disruptive counterintelligence

programs against such organizations.

IV. The Domestic Intelligence Division, in addition, is willing to go

beyond the recommendations approved by the Director related to

the above and will, with Bureau approval, develop highly placed,

quality informants in certain legitimate organizations whose

activities generally relate to racial matters, such as

National Association for the Advancement of Colored

People (NAACP)

Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)

Student Nonviolence Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) - headed

by Martin Luther King

White Citizens Council

(Each one, of course, will be handled on a carefully selected

basis and the action approved individually by the Bureau.)

V. Similarly, the Domestic Intelligence Division is willing to go beyond

what was originally approved and will, with Bureau authorization,

proceed to establish informants and sources in Negro communities

throughout the Nation for the purpose of developing intelligence

information relating to the degree of racial tension; the possibility

of violence erupting in the form of riots, etc.; and will disseminate

this material to all interested persons inside and outside the Bureau.

The organizations and objectives as set forth in paragraphs IV and V

above are being made the subject of a separate memorandum inasmuch

as this involves a matter of policy and will have to be acted on

separately subject to approval by the Director.

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an i

Memorandum to Mr. selmont

RE: AGREEMENT REACHED IN CONNECTION WITH

THE PROPOSED REASSIGNMENT OF SUPERVISORY

RESPONSIBILITY INVOLVING THE KU KLUX KLAN,

OTHER HATE GROUPS, AND RACIAL MATTERS

VI.

The Domestic Intelligence Division will follow and disseminate

information concerning demonstrations, picketing activities,

racial disturbances, riots and incidents relating to matters of

a racial nature. Any violations of a local nature which occur

during the above and are not Federal violations should be

disseminated by the Domestic Intelligence Division.

(However, if during the course of any of theabove situations,

a Federal violation is indicated, this should be immediately

referred to the General Investigative Division. It will be

the responsibility of the General Investigative Division

to conduct any necessary investigation of the specific

Federal violation which occurs. It will also have the

responsibility of disseminating such information to

persons entitled to receive same. Nhere special cases arise

Which are not Federal violations and an investigation is requested

by the White,

determination will be made

PARAMe pertinent actors innove

Division has the responsibily.

I. The General Investigative Division will have the responsibility for

the Bureau's supervision relative to the enforcement of all Civil

-

Rights legislation. It will also have the responsibility for the

supervision, accumulation of information, and dissemination of

material relating to civil actions being undertaken to enforce

compliance with the various elements of the Civil Rights laws.

II. The General Investigative Division will have the responsibility for

investigating bombings, police brutality and all other Federal

violations now assigned to the General Investigative Division.

I. The daily racial matters memorandum disseminated to the White

House, the Attorney General, etc., which is coordinated by a

representative of Mr. DeLoach's Office, will be prepared in

Headquarters building. This requires the use of a stenographer

who reports on duty at midnight each night in order to complete

the memorandum by 8:00 a.m., in the morning. This duty should

be alternated, a week at a time, between Division 5 and Division 6.

R.W.eS.

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s..»

Attached hereto is the response to Item #1 in

the Senate Select Committee (SSC) letter to Mr. K. William

O'Connor, Esq. on July 14, 1975. Item #1 is set forth

as follows:

"All memoranda and any other materials prepared

in or by the General Investigative Division, the Domestic

Intelligence Division, and the Inspection Division, which

memorandum captioned 'Investigation of Ku Klux Klan and

Other Hate Groups' from J. H. Gale to Mr. Tolson. (See

attachment to your letter of June 17, 1975.)"

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

H41902291104

JSA GEN. ALE. NO. 27

Toison

UNITED STATES GC . RNMENT

Belmont

Mohr

Memorandum

Casper

Callahan

Conrad

DeLoach

TO

Mr. Belmone! (ro

Evans

Gale

DATL: July 27, 1964

Rosen

Sullivan

Tavel

1 - Mr. Mohr

Trotter

Tele. Room.

FROM : A. Rosen

1 - Mr. Gale

Holmes -

Gandy

I - Mr. Belmont

SUBJECT: RACIAL MATTERS -

1 - Mr. Rosen

1 - Mr. Malley

1 - Vir. McGowan

Certainly, the items mentioned by Mr. Sullivan are

such as to be handled by the Bureau on an intelligence basis. The

racial field is a most fertile field for Communist Party and other

subversive groups. There are indications of this such as in the

cases of Martin Luther King and Michael Schwerner, one of the

missing civil rights workers from Philadelphia, Mississippi, and

other situations. Also there are reports of foreign funds being used

to support the current actions of Malcolm X. The racial strife and

disorder are of such major significance as to have international

aspects and this is tailor-made for the disruptive tactics of subversive

elements both right and left.

We cannot afford to divorce the national racial program from

its possible international aspects. The devices and tactics presently

in use in the security field should be utilized to the fullest in

developing intelligence information regarding national as well as

international developments in the racial strife. The tense racial

potential in major cities is a fertile field for subversive activities

both right and left.

We have seen from the killings in the South, for example,

the killing of Medgar Evers, that such appear to be isolated incidents

usually carried out by one man or a small unattached group occurring

on the spur-of-the-moment, such as the killing of the Lieutenant Colonel

near Colbert, Georgia, and the assaulting of a minister in the streets

in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

(REC-9" /

The investigation of the Klan and hate groups as well as the

development of informants in such organizations must, out of nécessity,

be handled as a whole. The following of the informants cannot be isolated

from the over-all investigation of the organizations just as the informants

in the Communist Party cannot be isolated from the organizations they are

connectes with.

CLM/nkr

(7)

7O SEP 2K64

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;

Memorandum to Mr. Belmont

RE: RACIAL MATTERS

Of course, any specitic offenses such as, for example,

the case of the three missing civil rights workers in Philadelphia,

Mississippi, "or cases involving brutality, bombings or any other

violations these individual investigations should be handled by the

appropriate substantive desks such as the Civil Rights Desk.

The over-all racial field is specifically an intelligence operation

for the Bureau.

It can best be organized when all facets are followed

and directed by one Division. The communist potential for activities

in this field would seem to be a major factor as evidenced by the doings

of Martin Luther King and his associates. The Bureau can best keep

abreast of the whole field by having all angles of the racial field united

in one Division utilizing the tactics which Mr. Sullivan has suggested

as being effective.

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TO

FROM

:

SUBJECT:

I CHIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

LAY 1902 MPITION

AGSA GEN.

IG. NO. 21

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

MR. BELMON NOn

Tolson -

DATE:

8/18/64

A ROSEN C

Casper

Callahans

De Loach

Evans -

Gale -

Rosen -

Sullivan

Tavel -

Trotter

Tele. Room

Holmes

Gandy

PERSONNEL TRANSFERS TO EFFECT PROPOSED

REASSIGNMENT OF SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

IN RACIAL MATTERS AND RACIAL INFORMANTS

Carte

Pursuant to Mr. Gale's memorandum of 8/4/64, to Mr. Tolsong t

in the above captioned matter, the personal on the utached list will san

be transferred from the Civil Rights Section, General Investigative

Division, effective 9 a.m., 8/19/64, to the Domestic Intelligence

Division.

Enclosure

AR: WW

: (12)

1 - Mr: Belmont

1 - Mr. Rosen

1 - Mr.. Malley

1 - MI., McGowan

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Mary A. /Cammann

Kathryn T. Chernitsky

Sue I. Waller

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

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TO

MR. TOLSON

DATE:

August 4,

1964

FROM

J. IL. GALENS

callahan

Consad

DeLgge

Evans®

Gale -

Sullivan

Tavel -

Trotter .

Tele. Room

Gondy

SUBJECT:

PERSONNEL TRANSFERS TO EFFECT PROPOSED

Koso

REASSIGNMENT OF SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

IN RACIAL MATTERS AND RACIAL INFORMANTS

By memorandum J. H. Gale to Mr. Tolson 7/30/64 it was recommended,

red nethel

and

now approved by the Director, that supervisory responsibility over Racial Matters

and Racial Informants be transferred from the General Investigative Division to the

Domestic Intelligence Division./ In accordance with this approval, proposed realignment

and distribution of personnel from the General Investigative Division to the Domestic

Intelligence Division are being submitted.

Inasmuch as approximately 75% of the work of this Unit is now represented in

the categories being transferred to Division 5, appropriate personnel transfers

consistent therewith should be made:

Category

sit is

Racial Matters

Racial Informants

Bombing Matters

Federal Train Wreck

Statute

Destruction of Aircraft or

Motor Vehicles

Caseload, June, 1964

870

481

183

80

Percent

51. 5%

.. 28.5

10.8 °

4.7.

74

4.5

-

147000-2946X

Total

REC-143

1,688

38

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100.0%

25

The current supervisory responsibility among the seven Agent Supervisors in this

Unit, including Supervisor in Charge Joseph C. Trainor, is as follows:

• SA J. C. Trainor supervises classifications (other than racial, informants

• and organizations) for Atlantic Seaboard offices nortirof Virginia,

13 SEP 244964

SA J. G. Deegan has responsibility for racial informants for all field

exists a servises other classifications for the Virginia and Florida

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1 - Mr. •Catlahan

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1 - Mr. Mohr

1 - Mr. Belmont:

1 - Mr. Sullivan

SENT DIRECTOR

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Memo for Mr. Tolson

Re: Personnel Transfers to Effect Proposed

Reassignment of Supervisory Responsibilities

in Racial Matters and Racial Informants

SA F. H. Freund has responsiki lity for Klan organizations for all

field divisions and supervises other classifications for ll western and

midwestern offices. •

SA L. A. Giovanetti has alternate responsibility for Klan organizations

for all field divisions and supervises other classifications for Atlanta,

Little Rock, Savannah and 4 other midwestern offices.

SA C. A. Parkis has responsibility for other hate organizations (8

currently active) for all field divisions and supervises other classifications

for Birmingham, Mobile, Cleveland and the 4 Texas offices.

SA F. P. Smith supervises classifications (other than racial informants

and organizations) for New Orleans, Memphis, Knoxville and 7 western

offices, and special cases.

SA H. E. Trent supervises classifications (other than racial informants

and organizations) for Charlotte, Savannah, Baltimore, Washington Field

office, Louisville and 2 midwestern offices.

Based on the distribution of work, Inspector's analysis reflects that it would

take 5 of the 7 men assigned to the Organizations Ynit to handle racial matters and

racial informants under the approved change of responsibilities. There are 7 clerical

employees assigned to the Organizations Unit of the Civil Rights Section and it is

felt that 5 of these clerical employees who generally handle the work being transferred

from the General Investigative Division to the Done stic Intelligence Division be

transferred along with the supervisors. Assistant Directors Rosen and Sullivan are

in accord that the proposed personnel changes are equitable, consistent and correspond

with the transfer of responsibilities.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. That Supervisor in Charge Joseph C. Trainor and Agent Supervisors

Deegan, Freund, Giovanetti and Parkis be transferred to Division 5 (Domestic Intelligence

Division) concomitant to the transfer to that Division of sipervisory responsibility over

racial matters and racial informants (if approved to be handled by Mr. Mohr's Office).

trarefer lette as agents

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Memo for Mr. Tolson

Re:

Personnel Transfers to Effect Proposed

Reassignment of Supervisory Responsiki lities

in Racial Matters and Racial Informants

. That the remaining Agent Supervisors, Smith and Trent, be retained in

the Civil Rights Section to supervise bombing matters, Destruction of Aircrait

or Motor Vehicles, Federal Train Wreck Statute, and special cases.

3. That the following clerical employees be transferred (presently assigned

to the Organizations Unit) to the Domestic Intelligence Division (if approved, to be

handled by the Administrative Division):

May A. Cammann - stenographer

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Kathryn T. Chernitsky - stenographer

Sue E. Waller - stenographer

Carol Ann Hancock - clerk

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Wilbur Lane Perkins - clerk

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ADDENDUM:

(NCS:jdd, 8-5-64)

The personnel changes as recommended are acceptable

to this Division at this time.

Contingent upon our thorough

analysis of this situation and upon developments which will

take place in the coming months, the personnel requirements

may be either reduced or increased depending upon the volume

of work and related ranifications.

Wes

Br.

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