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ANGELA DAVIS

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AID TUTORI! FION CONTAINES

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5-88 (2-20-58)

1. Name DAVIS,

3. Address

(Last)

ANGELA

(First)

YVONNE

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LOS ANGELES.

LOS ANGELES

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS;: aka:

Tạmu

ALI INFEMA RON CONTAINED

HIREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 12/22/00BYSF2 ALATTE

4/15/69

-1/6/69 - 2/29/69:

WILLIAM H. SNELL

REFERENCES:

New York (100-80641) airtel to Bureau (100-369):

cated 12/10/68 captioned CP-USA Organization; is e.

Los Angeles letter to Bureau dated 3/23/69-

LOS Angeles letter to Bureau dated: 3/27/69:

¡Bureau FD-01 to Los Angeles dated 3/27/69'

ENCLOSURES:

TO BUREAU

2S3:

two copies TD-376;

ADMINISTRATIVE

.!!

Two copies FD-122 recommending that DAVIS be includeal

in the Security Index. Priority fli, sent to: Bureau: 4/15/69.

2

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160

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Búreau

(100-439922):

Secret

Service;

Los Angeles

Boston (RM)

San Diego: (100-14061) (RM)

Los Angeles (157-2325);

COZIRS DESTROYBO

03-404.22 970.

525 APR 18 1969

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10 R50-87,

Not FOR

d211OR.

by rintre ship for

Linda,

This detrant is prepared in response to your requeste

not for dissemia

ale your Commutee.

lis use is limited to sificial proceedings by

LAra chine cad the cortent men not be disclosed to unauthorized person.

Mat: cane's a porn of lie fat.

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LA 157-2325

Instant report is being submitied instead of Ill

as per FD 01 dated 3/27/69 to facilitate handling.

An extra copy of this report with appropriate FD- 376

and photograph for Secret Service are being furnished the

Bureau in the event DAVIS is included in the Security Index.

Los Angeles has prepared an extra, copy of the report and

I'D-376 with photograph and will furnish to secret service,

Los Angeles on Bureau approval.

No interview with DAVIS is being recommended. DAVIS

is presonily living with DEACON ALFXANDER (STANLEY SAMUEL

ALEXANDER), Los Angeles file 100-70526, Bureau file 157-10023

currently on the los Angeles security Index and the Los

Angeles Agitator Index.

It is felt an interview would

resuli in possible embarrassment to the Bureau.

This ropori is being classifico Confidential because

it contains information foon informants which if aisclosed

could reasonably result in their disclosure and compromise

their future effectiveness.

Records of the Jefferson County Board of Health,

Bureau of Records and Vital Statistics, Birningham, Alabama:

were viewed by the Birmingham Division.

Records of the Drivers License Section, California

Department of Motor vehicles, were caused to be reviewed by

IC FREDERICK M. FRETMAN, Sacramento Division, with negative

results.

Records of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office were

reviewed by IC MORION R. ANDERSON.

Records of the los Angeles Police Dapartment were

reviered by IC MILLARD I. ANDERSON.

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Il 157:2325

Records of the Los Angoles Traffic Court were

revieved by Special Eployee CARDY D. POWELL.

Records of the Revil Herchents Crodit Association,

Los Angeles, California, were reviewed by IC BEiRD I. BIAIS.

Records of the Los Angeles County Voters Regis

tration were reviered by Special Employce GARLY D. POWELL.

LEADS

LOS ANCELES

AT LOS ANGELES, CALCEORITA: Will UpOn BurCau approval

Include Davis in the securaty inack,

and disschinate copy of

this report to secrat service.

BOSTON

AT BOSTO!

MASSACIOSMOS: Wi11 submit results

investigation per referenced

Tortor datca 3/21/69.

Of

SAN DIEGO

AN SAN DIEGO,

CAITFONITA: Wi71 submit rosults of

investigation per rorerenced lecter dated 3/27/69.

INFORUANUS

SOURCE

LOCATION

IN I=1

Records Clerk

UCSD

San Diego,

California

157-2325-11

LA I-2

SOURCE

157-2325-13

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IA I-7

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OraLLy tO SA CHARLES K. JOHNSON

on 3/29/69

134-12101-563

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157-2325-16

134-20046-582

134-1605A-621

Orally to SA DAVID R. PENDER

0n 1.2/4/68

134-1071-732 ührough 740

134-262A-765 ührough 804

134-1951-985 through 1020

Orally to SA THEODORE J. A 'HEARN

0n 7/23/68

134-2702A-618

134-37A-915 through 1003

134-661-15114 through 1546

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SYMBOL NUMBERS

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• FD-376 (Rev. 4-25-68)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JESTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

LA 157-2325

In Reply, Please Refer so

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

File No.

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

April 15, 1969

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

Also known as

Tamu

Dear Sir:

DINENTAL

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be

covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-

tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.

I. • Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,

including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the

U.S., because of his official status.

2. • Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other

than legal means.

3. [X] Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or

participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member

of other group or organization inimical to U. S.

4. DU. S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or

Chinese Communist blocs and return.

5. [ Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following

criteria:

(a) [ Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and

employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

(b) _ uxpressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

(c) [ Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order

and government.

6. [J Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.

#MDR)6

Photograph [ has been furnished X enclosed

• is not available

• may be available through

DSCTASSIFIED BY SPEALM

-27,00

Very truly yours,

mn Edgar Hod

Director

CAN ENTIAL

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) (I)

U. S. Secret Services Los Angeles (RM)NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Enclosure(s)

Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal for

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• FD-204, (Rer. 3-3-59)

UNDED STATES DEPARTMENT CRUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

LONG

ATTAL

Copy to:

I = Secrot Servico, Los Angoles (RM)

Report of:

Datc:

Tisle:

WILLIAM H. SNELL

4/15/69

Fiold Offico Filo 8: 157-2325

ANGELA IVONNE DAVIS

Office Los Angelos, California

100-439922..

Bureau File #:

Character:

Synopsis:

SECURITY MATTER - O/

ANGELA TVOINE DAVIS, also Inown as "Tamu"

• residos ai

1107-1/2 West ofun Stroot, Los Angoles, California.

DAVIS IS prESORELY UNCIO..O700.

background date 1s

boing sot out.

0D. 6/27/68, DAVIS was oloctod as a staff

momber of the los Angelos Chaptor of SNOC. DAVIS dropped

out of SNco and joincd tho Communist Percy. DAVIS is a

SCDOP Of the Cho lumina Club, darenda Stith Soction,

DAVIS' activitios in connaction with the SCDCP

aro sot out.

Description data sot forth.

DETAILS:

Investigation in this matter was prodicated upon

rocoipt of information from LA I-3 thai ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

was a member of the Communist Party in 1.909

BACKGROUINATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

BIRTH DATA AND CITIZENSHIP

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

On January 30, 1969, rocords of the Joffenson County

Board of Health, Buroan of Recoras snd Vital staulscies,

the Eignüh avenue souch, Birmingham, Alabama, roflected

that uncor Birch Contificate nunor 3737026 for the yoar 1944.

ANGELA YVONIE DAVIS was born January 26, 1944, the daughtor

OR BENJALLY FRANK DAVIS and SALLYE

149019

ARGURINE BELL. A

fris

CROUP

Excluded

autonetic

This document eontains nolthes recommende, doungrad! i

and

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EDUCATION

LA I-] (6/6/68)

DAVIS attended graduate school in 1968 in the

Philosophy Department at the University of California,

San Diego, DAVIS supposedly attended Brandels University,

Boston, Massachusetts from the period 1961 to 1965.

IDENTIFICATION

RECORD

The following is an identification record furnished

by the FBI Identification Division:

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141Kes.9-300 431

Ne. ED STATES DEPARTMENT

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVI

WASHINGTON, D.C. 205

US

GATION

The following FBI record, NUMBER

CONGERURINTSE

NAME AND NUMBER

NONE ASSIGNED

ARRESTED OR

RECEIVED

÷2-6-69

you die

Direc

, is furnished FOR

• OFFICIAL USE ON

CHARGE

DISPOSITION

PI San Diego

Calif

Angela Yvonna

Davis #282660

10-5-67

I-blocking

entrance

to

pub blag

2-disobey peace

officer

3-disturb peace

[el 849(b)

PC detentir

only not a:

arrest

3-.

Informatich shown on this Idintification Becord represents dats furnished FBl by lngerprnt contributors. Where finel dimir tre

shown or further expla atic of charge is desired, ronnicate with agoncy contributing those fingerprints

dolations dented by • are Nöt' ansed on fingerprints us

Fill files, but are listed only as investigative leads as bring pret! ly ts'

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US GOVEREDGE PRINTI, PERISE 1991 dO SO S00

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LA 157-2325

ARREST RECORD

Records at the following agencies were

reviewed

and reflected no identifiable record on DAVIS:

Ios Angeles Sheriff's Office

Los Angeles, California

April I, 1969

Los Angeles Police Department

Los Angeles, California

April I, 1969

Los Angeles Traffic Court

Los Angeles, Calilornia

March 27, 1.969

IA T.-2 (3/13/68)

Source advised that on Harch 13, 1950,

ANGELA DAVIS

was interviewed by the Los angeles tolice deparument as

burglary suspect but was releasod without arrest.

CREDIT RECORD

On April 1, 1969, the Retail Merchants Credit

Associacion,

Los Angeles, Califomia, records Were LeVIeVed

reflected no identiriable record on DaVIS.

VOTERS REGISTRATION

RECORD

On April 1, 1959, the records of the Los Angeles

County Voters Registration,

Los angeles, California, were

reviewed revealing that ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS registered in

the Democratic Party on Masch 5, 1968.

RESIDENCE AND EMPLOMENT

LA I-3 (3/21/69)

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Source advised the DAVIS resides at 1107 1/2

West 87th Street, Los Angeles, California with DEACON

ALEXANDER (STANLEY SAVUEL ALEXANDER), Negro youth organizer

for the Southern Califoria Districi Communist Party

(SCDCP) .

Source stated that DAVIS is not employed

at the present time but that she is traveling periodically

between Los Angeles and San Diego.

CONNECTIONS WITH THE LOS ANGEIES

STUDENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING

COMMITTEE (LASNCC) (See appendix)

TA I-l1 (7<3/68)

on June 21, 1968,

the Los Angeles Student Non-

Violent Coorainating Commütees (LAsNCC) held a reorganizational

meeling at its heaôquarters, 1914 West Jefferson, Los

Angeles, California at which time new Los Angeles SNCC officers

were elected. ANGELA DAVIS was elected a staff momber of

the editorial

staff.

LA T-5

LA I-6

(5/16/68)

5/3/68)

On May 12, 1968, ANGELA DAVIS waS a special guest

speaker at the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles (See

appendix) located at 2936 West Eighth Street, Los Angeles,

California. DAVIS spoke on some of SNCC's major projects.

On June 2, 1968, Scrgeant DAVID KENT, Intelligence

Unit, New Orleans Police Depariment, furnished miscellaneous

papers

on the Los

Angeles SNCC.

Among these papers was a

letter headed "Los Angeles Student Non-Violent Coordinating

Committee Liberation School"

addressed to brothers and sisters

and

signed by one ANGELA DAVISs

coordinator.

The letter

stated that conventional education has failed to meet

the needs of Black people in this country and that there

is need to create educational structures which will respond

to Black people's needs.

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IA 157-2325

IA I-T (12/4/68)

On December 4, 1968, source advised that ANGELA

YVONNE DAVIS had dropped

out of the LASNCC and had joined

the SCIOP.

CONNECTIONS WITH THE

COMMUNIST PARTY

MEMBERSHUP IN THE

COMMUNIST PARTY

IA I-3 (3/29/69)

0 March 29, 1909, source advised that ANGELA

YVORNS DAVIS IS a member In good standing of the Che Lumumba

Club, Moranda, Smith Section (MSS) SCDOP, LoS Angeles, California.

DAVIS ' ATTENDANCE

AJ! SCDCP MERCINGS

LA 1-8(8168

IA I-9 (8/1/68)

On July 21, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a, general rombership meeting of the SCDCP at 7213 Beverly

Boulevard, Los Angeles. Topic of ciscussion centered around

the need for political reosganization of the working class.

IA T=10 (8/9/68)

on July 23, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended a.

staff meeting of the

SCDOP at 1254 East Manchester,

LOS

Angeles, California.

LA I-8 (11/14/68)

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attendec

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LA 157-2325

Boulevara, Los Angeles.

The speaker was GUS HAlI, Chairmai

communist

Partys USA, (CP, USA).

On November 7, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attendeo.

a general meeting of the SCDCP at 7213 Beverly Boulevard.

The speaker was GUS HAlL, Chairman of the CP, USA.

DAVIS ' ATTENDANCE AT CLUB

MEETINGS OF THE SCDOP

LA I=3

: (7/24/58)

LA I"8

(7/29/68)

IA T-31 (8/6/68)

on July 18, 1968, ANGETA YVONNE DAVIS attended a

meeting of the Che Lumumba

club, Miss, SClEr hela at 2130

Ihira Avenue, Los Angeles, Califania, l'opie of discussion

centered around politics.

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A T-12 (8/2/08

On July 28, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended a

meeting of the Cyril Briggs Club, MiSS, SCDOP at 3040 south

Victoria, Avenue, Los Angeles, California.

Topic of discussion

centered around capitalism in other foreign countries and

racism.

LA T=3 (8/6/68)

02 JUly 31, 1968, ANCELA YVONNE DAVIS attendeo a

meeting of the Che Jumumba

Club, MSS, SCDCP, at 2120 Thiro

Avenue, Los Angeles.

Topic of discussion was

a report

from the SCDCP and various committee reports.

IA T=1] (12/10/68)

On November 25, 1968, ANGELA SVONNE DAVIS attended

a meecing of the che Immumba Club, MSS, SCDOP, ai 2120 Thiro

Avenue.

Topic of discussion centered around racisn

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IA TwIO (1/9/69)

JA Tall

(1/28/69)

On December 5, 1960, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

Avenue, Los Angeles.

around Communist Party youth action in the community.

LA I-1] (1/29/69)

IA T=13

(1/29/69)

on January 16, 1909, ANGEIA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a moeting of the Che Lumumba Club, MSS, SCDCP, at 1048

Oxford Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Topic of discussion

centered around racism.

117-1 44/9)

IA Pall

On January 30, 1909, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS aUtOnaSO

a meeing of the che Lumumba Club, Mss, scrop, at 2120 Third

Avele,

Lios Angeles.

DAVIS advised thac she is dissatistied

with the Black people's progress in the community.

IA I=3 (3/29/69)

scDor? at 1048 south

Los Angeles, Califomia. DAVIS paid $14.00 for club

dues.

DAVIS ' ATTENDANCE AT

A MEZTING OF THE NEGRO

MEMBERS OF THE SCOP

I4 1-8 (8/12/68)

LA T-9 (8/12/68)

LA I-12 (8/14/68)

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LA 157-2325

On August 4, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attendea

a meeting of all Negro members of the SCDCP at 5731 South

St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, California. Topic of dis

cussion centered around the election campaigns,

working

class

trade unions, and building of the Communist Party.

ACTIVITIES FOR THE FURTHERANCE

OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY

IA To 8 (10/17/00

LA T.11 (10/17/68)

On October 13, 1968,

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

the annual People's World (PW) banquet held at the Miramer

Hotel, Wilshire and ocean avenue in sanua monica, callornia.

Topic

of discussion centered around problems of the MexiCan~

American.

The PW Is a West Coast weekly Communist

newspaper.

LA I-8 (2/18/69)

LA I-2

(2/18/69)

On February 9, 1969, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

the 31st Anniversary Celebration of the PW held at the

Alexandria Hotel, Fifth and Spring Streets, Los Angeles,

California. Topic of discussion was student unest.

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MISCELLANBOUS

LA I-14 (7/24/68)

On 7/24/68, source was shown a photograph of ANGELA

YVONNE DAVIS taken 10/5/67.

source stated that the woman in

the photograph strongly resembles the woman who, on 9/11/67

with a male companion, purchased a shotgun at Sportstown,

2673 La Cienega, Los Angeles.

source added that ii the

woman

in the photo is

about 5'7"

135 pounds, and has pierced ears,

she is alnost certainly the woman who assisted in purchasing

the

shotgun.

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LA 157-2325

DESCRIPTION

The following is a description of ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

as obtained from LA I-2s

T.A

To ano. Los Angeles County

Voters

Registration files:

Name

Sex

Race

Height

Weight

Date of Birth

Place of Birch

Eyes

Haix

Education

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS, aka

Tamu

Female

Negro

5' 8"

145

January 26, 1944

Birmingham, Alabama

Black

Attended Brandeis University

Boston, Massachusetts between

1961 to 1965. Graduate student,

Department of Philosophy,

University of California at

San Diego, 1958.

Residence

1107 1/2 West 87th Street

Los Angeles, California

Previous residences 6250 South Venice

Los Angeles, California

536 Rushville

La Jolla, California

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APPENDIX

COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF THE

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF LOS ANGELES

A source advised on May 8, 1960, that the premises

of the first Unitarian Church of Los Angeles, 2930 West coh street,

Los Angeles, California, have been utilized for meetings by Communist

Party members and sympathizers over a period of years.

223

Speakers

and lecturers at the church frequently espouse Communist causes or

follow the Communist Party line. Communist front group literature

is distributed at the church.

used by some Communist

Party members for "mass concentration" work.

This same infiltration extends to adjuncts of the

church such as the Unitarian Public Forum and the Fellowship for

Social Justice, formerly known as the Unitarian-Universalist

Fellowship for

Social Justice.

STEPHEN H. FRITCHMAN has been minister of the church

since 1948.

Reverend STEPHEN H. FRITCHMAN is described in the Fourth

Report, Un-American Activities Committee in California, 1948,

as a very active

page 115' "communist front organizations and activities"

"Communist fronter" and connected with

numerous

Membership in the First Unitarian Church does not, of

itself, connote membership in or sympathy with the Communist Party.

APPENDIX

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APPENDIX

LOS ANGELES STUDENT NON-VIOLENT

COORDINATING COMMITTEE

A source advised in July, 1968, that the Los Angeles

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Conmittee (IA-SNCC), headquartered

at 7406 South Western Avenue, Los Angeles, California, is not a

membership organization but

a loose-knit agency composed of young

militant, black nationalists from South Los Angeles who have

eliminated all Caucasians from their ranks and have initiated a

program against the draft, the war in Vietnam and discrimination

and have proposed a revolutionary program utilizing armed force,

political and economic action to obtain their goals.

LA-SNCC is

an arm or the National Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee

organization headquartered at Atlanta; Georgia, and with the naming

Of LA-SNCC DireCtOr RONALD LEROY WILKINS aS Deputy Director of SNCC

fox the west Coast, the affinity between the National and Local

organization will be more harmonious.

The above source advised that at a meeting of LA-SACC

leaders on March 22, 1968, the group indicated it was,

for all SNCO personnel to

armed indeed to shoot him con

when they are stopped in South Los Angeles..

A source, in Mey, 1968, indicated that IA-SNCC leadership

has encouraged a11

associates of

LA-SNCC to obtain arms and to be

armed at all times.

On April 5, 1968, fOUr IA-SNCC officers were arrested

Dy the los Angeles police Deparcment aù La-shuc neaaquarters in

possession of two fully loadea •30 caliber Mel cârbines and one

•12 gauge shotguns,

On May 14, 1900, then Director JOHN FLOYD and three

security Oilicers, La-sNCe, were arrested by the New Orleans FoliCe

Department for possession of stolen property.

Department found four automatic weapons in atache cases carried

by the above persons.

They also obtained material. concerning

instructions in the making of Molotov cocktails, bombs and booby

traps for sabotage in guerilla-type warfare.

This literature was

published in Communist; China.

APPENDIX

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".

S.FN-325-(80V. 11-29-61)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Los Angoles, California

April 15, 1969

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Title

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

Character SECURITY MATTER - C•

Reference Report Of SA WILLIAM H. SNELL dated

and captioned as above

a's Los Angeles.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

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ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STICE

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May 24, 1968

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Director

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Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

Dear Sir:

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DECTASSIFIED BY 5P2 ALMETE

07 12/22/00

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be

covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-

tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.

1. • Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,

including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the

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Office:

Atlanta, Georgia

May 24, 1968

157-257

Bureau File. #:

RALPH DAVID ABERNATHY

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05512/771

DO AS SP AMATE.

Character:

Synopsis:

RACIAL MATTERS

Subject born 3/11/26, Linden, Alabama, resides

090 Laverne Drive, Ni, Atlanta, Georgia, serves

as pastor

west Hunter Street Baptist Church and serves s

President

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCUC).

Served in U. S. Army S/12/44 - 10/27/45, honorable

discharge, ASIT

349 94 505.

Credit satisfactory. Atlanta

PD records reflect three

traffic violationg.

In connection

with SCLC matters, subject has been in contact with

individuals having prior CP membership or affiliation.

Lescription set forth.

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DETAILS:

I. BACKGROUND

A. BIRTH

The 1964 "yearbook" published by the Southern

Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC),

334 Auburn

Avenue, NE, Atlanta, reil cted RALPH D. ABERNATHY was

born March 11, 1926 at Linden, Alabama.

B. CITIZENSHIP

By virtue of his birth, ABERNATHY is an

American citizen.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

S30

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1200

Excluded iron autonatic

Unauthorized Disclosure

downgrading and

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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C. EDUCATION

The 1964 SCLC "yearbook", supra, reflects

ABERNATHY is a graduate

of Alabana State

College,

Montgomery, Alabama.

The January 21, 1967 - January 27, 1967,

edition of the "Chicago

Defender", a weekly Chicago,

Illinois,

newspaper on Page 20, published an article

entitled

"The New Covenant Sunday - SCLC Leader

Speak". This article reflected ABERNATHY previously

attended Atlanta University and was the recipient

of a Doctor of Law (LLD) from Allen University.

D. EIIPLOYHGNT

On key 17, 1968, Mix. JOHN A. RITTER, Credit

Bureau of Greater Atlania, Inc., advised IC MARION ".

DAVIS his records reflect RALPH DAVID ABERNATEY WaS

emplored from 1951 to 1301 as pastor of the First

Baptist Church, 347 Forth Ripler Strent, Kontgonery,

Alabana.

Since 1961 Abernathy has bean employed as

pastor

of the West Funter Street Bargist Church,

Bi, atlanta, Georgia.

also indicate that since coat Anana has hedar ene

These records

office of Secretary-Treasurer SCLC.

AT-I-1, 5/68

E. AFTILIATION

Mr. JANGS R. HOOD, Director 01 PubliC

Relations, SCLC, on May 2,

1961 furnished a SCLC

brochure which set forth the history of this organizatio

and biographical data concerning several individuals

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in connection therewith.

This brochure reflected

that ABERNATHY at that

time served as President

of the Montgomery (Alabama) Improvement Association.

F. RESIDENCE

Records of the Credit Bureau of Greater

Atlanta, supra, reflected ABIRNATHY resided at 76 Cerro

Street, SW, Atlanta from 1961 until 1967.

His current

residence is 690 Laverne Drive, NIV, Atlanta.

• .

In having his current residence constructed,

ABERNATHY as nf aarlo 1967. had incurred substantial

expense.

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G. MARITAL STATUS

The January 41, 1967-January 23, 1967, ISSUe

of the "Chicago Defender"

vas married to JUAnITiBRIATI, ledsons.

supca, reflected ABIRNATHY

H. MILITARY SJRVICE

Hi's. Mild Tomad, Georgia State Driver's

License Bureau, Atlanta, advised IC MARION W.

NEVIS

on Hay 17, 1968, that her records reflect BoRlAMY

was inducted into the United states druy it fort

Bering, Georgia, on August 12, 1944.

honorable discharge October 27, 1945 at Poster General

License number V-018805.

.. CREDI'

Records of the Credit Bureau

Of Greater

Atlanta,

supra, reflected ABOlMATHY has a satis actory credit

rating. These recorus contain a

report dated February 20,

1962, from the Montgomery, Alabana Credit Bureau

indicating that as of February 2, 1961, ABERNAMY

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was the defendant in a slander action brought by

one L. B. SULLIVA, seeking $500,000 damages.

matter was still pending as of February 20,

1962.

J. ARRESTS

On May 17, 1963, Mr. JOHN TALLENT, Station

Captain's Office,

Atlanta

Police Department,

stlanta,

advised IC MARION W. DAVIS he could not locate a

record identifiable with ABERNATHY.

Niss JO PRESSLEY, Identification Jivision,

Atlanta Police Department,

on May 20, 1968, adviseu

her records reflect ABERNATHY was arrested as

follows:

Da te

March 28, 1963

Charge

Red Light

Disposition

Fined $20; City of itlanta

Luricipal Court

September 13, 1963 Red Light

cinec püi; City of aclanta

Municipal Yourt

November 17, 1954

La ne

Fined $20; City of «tlanta

Criinance

Municipal ourt

II. ACTIVITIAS OF SUBJECT

Unless indicated otherwise activitias referred

to took place in Atlanta, Georgia.

Characterizations of individuals and organizations

where available

are set forth in the appendin section

of this report.

On July 6, 1955, ReY. MAR IN LUTH KIrG, JR.,

President, SCLC, conferred with ANLASH J. YOUG, inecutive

SCLC; RANDOLPH I. BLiCKHeLL, frogram

the recent arrest in selma, blabana, of a lev. Russi

affiliated with SCLC, who had been accused of enbezzling

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funds of the Dallas County, Alabama Voter's League.

AT-T-1, 7/65

Rev. KING called a conference on february 12,

1966 ot SCLC officers and other individuals

for the

purpose of examining the immediate financial condition

of SCLC and endeavoring to determine methods of increasing

the organization's income.

ABERNATHY attended

conference as did RANDOLPH T. BLACKVELL,

HOSEA VILLIAMS,

Director of Voter Registration and Political Education,

SCLC, JUNIUS GRIFFIN, Direcior of Public Relations, SCLC,

CLARENCE JONES and STANLEY LEVISON. LEVISON took an

active part throughout this meeting.

AT-T-1, 2/66

On Harch 16, 1966, JAMES HARRISON, Comptroller,

SCLC explained to STANLEY LEVISON various problems

experienced by the SCLC Finance Office and the fact

that ABERNATHY as Treasurer of SCLC appeared reluctant

to act on suggestions to solve some of these problems.

LEVISON tOld HARRISON he appreciated the prohlems

experienced by the Finance Office and assured him he

would discuss

the matter with ABIRNATEX in order that

ABERNATHY would take necessary action.

• AT-I-I, 3/66

On June 13, 1966, Rev. KING conducted a

conference of SCLC officers and other individuals for

the purpose of examining the current finuncial status

of Scuc and ascertaining methods of recuring the expenses

ABERNATHY attended this conterence

RANDOLPH T. BLACKWELL and HOSEA WILLIANS each attended

portions of this conference.

AT-I-1, 6/66

ABERNATHY on July 7, 1966, reviewed fihancial

contributions recently received by SCLC from the general

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public and noted that these contributions averaged

approximately $1200 per day. He explained to several

employees of the SCLC Finance

• Office he thought

these contributions were the result of a spontaneous

reaction by the public to the recent shooting of

JAMES H. MEREDITH in Mississippi rather than the

solicitation efforts

on the part of StanLEy LavIson.

AT-T-I, 7/66

Rev. KING on July 25, 1966, reminded

ABERNATHY they were to attend a meeting of the

Executive Board of the American Foundation on Non-

Violence (ATH) to be held July 26-27, 1966 in New.

York City.

KING Said HARRY WACHTEL

• would also

attend this meeting.

AT-I-1, 7/66

AT is a tex arm of SoLC located in New

York City of which ILURY ICHT. serves as xecutive

Director.

AT-T-I, 1/66

On August 9, 1966, asandTY attended

meeting of the SCLC executive Board held as

part of

the tenth annual SCLC Convention August 3-11/1966,

in Jackson, Mississippi.

juring this meeting a

discussion

ensued concerning the desirability of

SCLC's retaining the services of HOStA MILLIAMS,

because of current publicity suggesting involvement

Of MILLIANS With One HAROLD BOLTON ANDRAS, Who was

convicted in July, 1956 in the United Statos vistrict

Court, Northern District or Georgia, on a charge of

Interstate Iransportation of

a Stolen Motor Vehicle.

In response to this ciscussion, abukkathy said ne

and Rev. KING were of the opinion that SCLC was sorely

in need of the

services of

an individual

possessing the energy and resourcefulness of liLLIAis,

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and therefore felt SCLC should retain WILLIAMS.

AT-I-I, 8/66

At the aforementioned meeting of the SCLC

Executive Board, ABERNATHY explained that in the early

part of 1967, SCLC would engage in a fund raising

activity which would involve Rev. KING's making a

"pilgrimage to the Holy Land". He said this activity

had been proposed by a travel agency (not identified)

and STANLEY LEVISON and HARRY WACHTEL had previously

been requested by SCLC to ascertain the feasibility

of this proposal and recommended SCLC proceed therewith.

AT-T-I, 8/66

ABERNATHY was present November 22, 1966 at

meeting of the SCLC Executive Staff which

Zey. RING

called for the purpose of considering methods of

raising

funds for

SCLC.

JUNIUS GRIFFIN and ZOSEA

WILLIAMS attended

part of this meeting.

STAPLEY LEVISON

attended the entire meeting and actival, percicin ted.

„T-I-l, 11/56.

the Iriter port of demear, 1037,

office.s of SCLC net in Chicago, illinois,

No discuss

lack of progress in SCLO's votor registravion drive

that city.

In attendance at this neeting wes abaritax,

HOSEA MILLIANS, and START LEVISO. LOVINCI and

WILLIAls during

the meeting became involved in a heated

argument regarding SCLO's support of the voter registration

drive. As a resuli of this arguuent, MILLIA's left the

meeting stating he was resigning from

SCLC.

ADORNATHY

pleaded with WILLIAHS not to resign to which WILLIS

eventually agreed.

AT-T-I, 2/6?

On February 10, 1967, ABERNATINY requested

HARRY VACHTEL tO forward

$5,000 of arli funds to SCLC

to assist the organization

with its payroll obligations

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as of the middle of february, 1967.

AT-T-1, 2/67

On rebruary 7, 1968, Rev. KING and ABERNATHY

and several executive officers of SCLC ircluding

HOSIA WILLIAMS and JAMES BEVEL, former Director of

DIrect Action, SCLC met in Rashington, v. C. with

STOKELY CARMICHAEL of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating

Committee (SNCC). The puspose of the meeting vas to

afford SCLC opportunity to request SICC not to interfere

with SCLC's pending Poor People's Campaign (PPC).

AT-I-I, 2/68

On March 13, 1968, a meeting of several

officers of SCLC including Rev. KING and ADORATHY was

held for the purpose of discussing problers relating

to certain procedures utilized by the Softhern Christian

Leadership Foundation (SCLF) as indicateu bi a recent

Internal revenue Service audit of the SCLE.

March 1', l9Ss, StANLY LaViSoN met with the some

individuals to

further discuss. these probiens.

AT-T-1, 2/68

The SCLE is a tax arm of SCLC.

A'I-I-1, 3/68

On April 5, 1968, the Czecutive Stati Oi

SCLC net for the purpose of resolving several matters

reating to the death of Rev. KN.G the previous day.

One of the matters resolved was that Abburtly vould

assume leadership of the organization. FReY BELuüCITI

and STANLEY LEVISON, and BARRY WACHTEL attended this

meeting:

AT-T-1, 4/68

As of April 22, 1968, SCLC elected to pay

ABERNATHY $5,000 annually to cover personal expenses

incurred by him as President of SeLC.

A decision was

also made by SCLC to employ an

assistant Pastor of the

West Hunter Street Baptist Church in order that

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ABERNATHY might devote sufficient time to his duties

with SCLC.

these decisions were made by a committee

of several SChC executive officers.

Also serving

on this committee was HARRY BELAFONTE, STANLEY LUVISON

and HARRY VACHTiL.

AT-T-1, 5/68

In connection with the FPC, SCLC contemplates

holding a massive demonstration in lashington, b.

on May 30, 1968 and anticipates 300,000 people will

participate

therein. During the middle of ily, 1968,

SCLC intended to request BAYARD RUSTIN to serve as

organizer and coordinator of

this denonstration.

ABURNGTITY advised the SCLC staif that RUSTIN had apologized

to him for his recent criticism of the PPC and inquired

hoy he might assist in the PIC.

L'T-I-1, 5/68

in June, 1950, the "Connittee to vafenc

MARIIN LUTHER KIIG, Ji.,

" "Tus Scruggla for Jroedon in

South' and the "Southern Christian Tecorsiio

conference Student Jefense Fund' in a conlined

appeal solicited funds from the ovit iness?, czechoslovasian

Imbassy and the kumanian Legation all in Washington,

D. C.

These organizations appealed

for assistance

in defending the southern Negroes,

Who were

risting their

career, facing jail terns and death in choir struggle

to make

the United States totally denocretic.

this

appeal for contributions was made under six

haules, one

of which was Rev. RALPH D. ABERNATLY, Treasurer, BCIC.

NT-I-2, 6/60

On August 18, 1961

a news release type

communication issued by the

"Carl Braden Clemency appeal

Cormittee" was

distributed by the southern conferenci

Educational Fund (SCar).

This connunication revosled

that on August 18, 1961 a delegation of Southern

Integration

Leaders would take petitions, signed by over

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18,000 leaders in the field of Human Rights representing

over 50 states of the United States to President JOHN F.

KENNEDY requesting hin to free CARL BRADEN. Eccording

to the communication, ABERNATHY was charman of this

delegation.

AT-T-3, 8/61

ABeRNathY on June s, 1963, conterred with

Rev. KING, CLARENCE JONES, and STANLEY LEVISON as

methods of dramatizing

a proposed march on Washington,

D. C., intending to pressure Congress into enacting

Civil Rights legislation.

AT-T-3, 6/63

During the early part of May, 1968, ABERNATHY

informed STANLuX LaVISON he was scheduled to speals

on May 31, 1968, at commencement exercises of Alabama

State College.

ABERNATHY reQueSted LSVISO prepare a

speech for him to utilize on tlis occasion and LEVISON

agreed

to do so.

AT-T-4, 5/68

On May 5, 1968, ABPRIATHY discussed with

STANLeY LeVISON a proposal that scut legale

a membersio

organization and conduct a nombership crive.

They

agreed the

time was appropriate

for implenentation

of a membership drive.

AT-I-4, 5/58

STANLEY LEVISON on May 7, 1968,

advised

WILLIAM A. RUTURFORD, Executive Director, SCLO, he

would be unable to mes with him and ABERNATHY on

May S, 1968, as previously arranged ior the purpose ot

discussing how operations of SCLC could be made more

efficient.

AT-T. -4, 5/68

The May 9, 1968, final

edition of

the Atlanta

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Journal, a daily Atlanta newspaper, Page 2A, published

article entitled,

"ABERNATHY Says soul force, March

to Solve

Ills of PoOr"

this article revealed that

Hay S, 1968, ABERNATHY addressed the weekly forum

of the Atlanta

Hungry Club on the theme, "The Poor

People's Campaign, A Memorial to ix. KING", ABERNATHY

declared that the PPC was neither begging nor threatening

violence but

demanding

"with a thrust from a non-violent

sword".

The above article indicated that on May 9,

1968,

ABERNATHY flew

to bilanta from Montgomery, Alabama,

to deliver this spoch and immediately after lett for

Birmingham, Alabama.

On May 9, 1963, VILLIAL A. RUMERIORD, informed

STANLEY LOVISON that ADORNAME wished hin to express

his appreciation to LEVIJON foi preparing & speech he

delivered in atlanta on llay &, 1968.

AT-I-11, 5/68

In early May, 1938, STANLEY LUVISON complained

tO WILLIAM A. RUTAUTFORN it was imperative that ABORITATHY

operate SCLC with a firm hand and not spend all his

time making public appearances. LEVISON cautioned chat

if ABERrATHY did not do so, he

would find iNneY BeLAFONTE

and himself reiuctant to assist him and SCLC.

AT-T-1, 5/68

Secretar te to see die a coa

DORA &. IC DOnALD,

Secretary to the resident, SCLC, nade necessary travel

and other persons to travel

to Os10, Norway in connection with the preseniation

of the Nobel Prize to KING.

Eccording to the

arrangements made by lIC DONAL, ABIRNATHY was to travel

in a group of persons which included BAYERO RUSTIN,

LAVRENCE REDDICK, HARRY VACHTEL, and LEONORA VACHTEL.

AT-T-5, 11/64

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Rev. KING on May 26, 1966, informed ANDREW J.

YOUNG, that a Whitehouse Conference on Civil Rights

was to be held June 1-2, 1956.

He said in addition:

to himself and YOUNG, ABERNATHY and RANDOLPH T. BLACKWELL

would attend this conference.

AT-T-5, 5/66

III. MISCELLANEOUS

Evening Bulle April 10, 1965 edition of the 'Philadelphia

a daily Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

neyspaper on Page 3 published an article, "Get Ready -

We're Coming, Rey. KIIIG's Aida Tells City.".

ccording

¿o the article, ABERNATY spole on April o, 1965, at the

Bright Hope Baptist Church, Philadelphia.

juring his

speech ABERNATIY pleaded for a negotiated peace in

Vietnam and urged the admission of Red China to the United

Nations.

He endeavored to explain this did noi mean

he was

giving into Communist philosophy.

On October 13, 1966, the Atlanta Journal on

Page 25 of its vinal erition publinhed in article

entitled,

"KING,

dides Confer,

Discuss Black Pover."

The article reflected Rev. KIlG hadcalled a noo cing of

"tOp SCLC leaders" to discuss the topic of "Black Power"

future progians

Of SOLC. According to sUiTUS GAIrFIN

meeting commenced on the eyening of Ceto ar 12, 1953,

and was expected to terminato lais in the caternoon of

members of SCLO's

tesearch Committee, an "wolved eight

The article

indicaied GIFFIN named those in attondance at this meeting

"Hew for! attorners" Clatench Jorsa,

STANLUX LEVISON, LARRY MACHTOL, RALPE LiLSTEIN,

"Internetional

President of the Packing House workers" and BAXARD

RUSTIN.

The Atlanta Journal on Page Si Of its final

This article

revealed that on January 3, 1960, AbOlicHY would embark

on a

trip

, "meet with leads

of

tate, religious and

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community leaders in Geneva, Rome, Istanbul, lel Aviv,

Jersuleum, saigon,

Kyoto, Tokyo,

and Honolulu'! He

would also, according to

the article, attend a meeting

of the International Inter-Religious

Symposium on

Peace, January 14-17, 1908, in New Delhi, India.

On May 10, 1068, the Atlanta Constitution,

daily Atlanta newsnaper, on Page 1 published an

article captioned,

'Marchers for the Poor llass Here"

bylined ALEX COFFIN.

iccording to this article,

ABERNATHY addressed PPC members in Atlanta

on the night

of May 9, 1968, regarding the PPC.

He pronised a non

violent crusade but stated,

"I don't want anyone to

expeet me to be MARTIN LUTHEr

say to the nation, to the United States, with LaL?!

ABERIATHY, You've got hell on your hands".

IV. DUSCRIPTIONI

The following descriptive data

was compiled

from infornation reflected by recordo of the agencies

referred to above.

Name

SLED DAVID ASAN TIT

sex

Race

Date of birth

Height

Weight

Build

Eyes

Hair

Complexion

Address

Occupation

tale

legro

Marc!: 11, 1926

Linnen,

Alabama

5 ' 8"

130 pounds

stocky

Brown

Blacis

Dark

600 Laverne trive, Mil

Atlauta, Georgia

Minister

Pastor of Nest Hunter

Street Baptist Church,

Atlanta, Georgia

President, SCLC

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Marital status

Dependants

Military service

Army Seial Humber

Married

JUANITA ABERNATHY

ITee JONES

Three children

United states Army

August 12, 1944 -

Cetober 27, 1945

319 94 505

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HARRY BELAFONTE

On October 28, 1958, a confidential source

advised that according to dhan shuth, secreiary at

Communist Party Headquarters, New Yock, HARDY BELAFONTE

had been & nember of the Young Communist Larsto FYCi)

before coming into prominence as

an entertainer.

The YCh has boen designated by th: U. S.

Attorney General pursuant to Executive Orde: 10450.

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JANES BOVEL

Bla, in airly larch, 1900 mas obeorved to be

present at the offices of the fest

Side ".3,B. EuBois

Club in Chicago (DCC). Discussion

cook place aù this time

centoiing around reaction to a recent ematication that

the Attorney Ganeral of the uridod States intended to

labal tho DuBois Clubs as & Conscist faint.

in conversation, soated theu he would have agrerod

this

noitfication, and

! Isept about

C20 Work 20 2220K 413

was ongaged.

de felt that sa the babore Clubs baye &

real progran of holi

ansver 2or the clubs despite

any labels coolind to them.

Host present agrees that the shack on the

DuBois Clubs was

pard of the plan by si? "ostchlisirent

to undermine the civil rights novensas.

they fold that"

the recent hearings into Kias activities in this Country vas

ouly a beginning which would

to & ill attack on tho

Southern Christian Leadership Contacaoso (2012), 190 2601

target.

One of those

prosons assses cring tho

SOULSO

of this discussion that ho vas ant a Cocaiet,

sad to this

BIA WaS OverLesrd TO rOpLY 1000 eveRy 11228.03 46321093

Be stated that Negroes

Lave the besid to 1ead

i, but vaen they do, they will ata locodalises.

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RANDOLPE T. BLACKILL

On February 26, 1953, a confido tial source

advised. RANDOLPH BLACKWELl, had been & memor of the

Conmunist Party in the District of Columb:?.

A confidential source advised the RANDOLPH

BLACIWELL attended a Labor Youth League Co vention on

August 13, 1950, at the Algonquin Club, liu0 Fayetteville

Street, Durham, North Cacolina.

The Labor Youth League has been designated

by the U. S. Attorney General

pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

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CARL and ANNE BRADEN

MXS. ALDERTA AFFARN, 2311 Payra Street, Louisville,.

kentucky, a self-adnitted forier member of the Communist

Party (CP), Louisville, Kentucky, in testifying on

December Il and 13, 1954, in Jefferson County, Kentucky

Criminal Court, in

a state sedition proscaution against

CARL JALEE BRADEN,

identified BRADEN

and his wife,

ANNE

BRADEN,

as having been known to her as nonbers of

the CP,

Louisville, Kentucky, from January, 1951, to shortly prior

to the time of her testimony.

The Courier • Journel, Louisville, Kentucky,

newspaper of general circulation, on february 3, 1959,

reported that CARL BRADEN had been sentenced

to

one year

in prison on & charge of contempt of Congress on february 2,

1959; in Atlanta, Ceorgia.

been

The story noted that he had

convicted under this charge on sanuery 21, 1959,

and

that the charge arose from his refusal to answer questions

before the House Committee on Un-Arerican Activities.

The Louisville Tires, Louisville, Kentucky,

neispaper o1 general circulation, on february 27, 1961,

reporied chat che United states Supreme Court had, on that

date, affirmed the contempt of Congress corviction of

BRADEN.

the courier - douetal on May ,

1951, reported.

that CARL BRADEN had surrendored to the Urited States

• Marshal ai Atlanta, Georgia, on May 1, 1961, to begin

sexving a one year prison sentence for contempt of Congress.

The Courier - Journal, on February 2, 1952,

reported that CARL BRADEN had been celeased from the Federal

Prison Camp at Allenrood, Pennsylvania;

oi? february 1, 1962.

BRADEN indicated that he

would return to his home,

Louisville, Kentucky.

On August so, 1vod, a confidential source advised

that CARD BRADEN and hiS Wife, ANNE BRUBER,

continue

to

reside at 1403 Virginia Avenue

end are still employed as

rield Secretaries for the southern Conference Educational

Fund,

Inc. (SCEF),

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: A confidential source advised on January 21,

1964, that as of thai date, BENJALIN J. DAVIS VaS

National

secretary of the CP,. USA.

"The New York Times," August 24, 1964, page

Secretary,

Secretary, Cp,

reports

that BENJAMIN &.

DAVIS, National

USA, died

in New York City on

the night of

August 22, 1964.

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KOIUS GRANDIN

sourco, in duee lusa, nede averi olo & clyca

elocelbazod by the lilicale lavor forum, eccancing & party

schoculud for

13y 30, 1964, EX 116 Univerolly Place,

Now Xork City, which vos for the purpose di voleoning home

sho soczalisi Vorkcas Party (31P) prosidoridal condidato.

Bobodulod to participote in & Symposiun et iis affair vas

one Jous Ghirgill, author of "How Yosk Trud Series on Lozion

Ente Googs. "

symposiun mas describoc do volating to

"what'o Bohind! Farion lote Cong Scare?"

The SWP has beon designatod by te Attornoy

Sonoral pUrguont to Ixocutive Ordor 10450.

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RALFE HELSTEIN

A contidential source adviseu on June 16, 1964,

that RALPE HELSTEIN resides at 5806

south Blackstone

avenue, chicago, and is the international President 0j

the United Packinghouse Food and Allied Workers, Af-CIO,

with offices at 608 South Daarborn Street, Chicago,

A confidential source advised in November, 1953,

that he wus secently advised that IELSTEIN was registered

in the Conmunist Party about 1946, that he (HELS'CEIl!) joined

under prossure and remained in the Party organizationally

only a few months.

A confidential sourca advised on June 20, 1955,

that RALPH HELSTEIN, 603 South Dearborn Street, Chicago,

Ñas a member of tlie National Lawyers Guild.

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CLARTNCE TONGS

CLARENCE JOIDS is the General. Lounsel.

for the Gandhi Society 1o. Ilman Rights, 15 Last

40th Street, Nen York City.

A confidential source advised on rebruary 26,

193%, that he had identifted a photograph of Charunes

JONES as a person whom he knew during late 1953 or

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A Communist Party functionary described MARTIN LUTTER KING,

Jh. as a confirmed Marxist in February, 196%.

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STARLES LEVISON

A confidential source advised in Apsil, 1964,

that StANuly leVison was a secict honder of the Connunist

Party (CH), USA, in July, 1953. In late 1503, aid eaily

,1964, he criticized

the CP for not being sufficiently

militant in

the civil rights struggle.

LEVISOR WaS

described by certain CY leaders as boing to the

"left" of

the CP in his position in civil rights.

LEVISON'S

differences with the CP, hovever, are merely tactical

and he continues his ideological adherence to Communish.

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HUNTE

I8 O DELI

2,9

052 g

corsicaned ky the Corrucist Party,

SIZER PINES O'DILE DOZE ETREME STANH December 27,

1963, he nould 20% go back to the Southern Christian

Ingäership Cosferense on the sane basis becsuse he is

now

a "left ponson" and if they connot eccept him the woy. he

1o then shay wil, Lave So Longed Scrat hin.

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LAVAGE DUNBAR RECDICI

LAWRENCE DUNBAR RIDDICK iS Professo: of Sobial

Scionces at Coppin State College, Baltinore, Maryland. He

currenily resides aù 3704 Winterbource Road, Daltinore,

Larylend.

On September 17, 1943, a confidentini source

advised she had learred that Dr. RecDiCk, who vac clan

Direcion of the Schonbung Library, 103 V. 1:5th Screet,

Naw York City, was one of the most,

inportant napublicized

nenbers of the

Communist Party (CP).

She stated that

REDDICK seemed io be a source of informatio: in regard to

socialism and communism in the United Stated and the

Soviet Union.

A confidential source on larch 23, 1951, said

that he net LAfnenCe DuNBAR ReDICK in 1945, chough

wueria corpol, a stafi member of the "Daily forker" and

that both GOnDor and BaarAMId, DAVIS advicod bin that

LAWRENCE DUNBAR REODICK 7A5 26

that tine a lenber of

the C?,. The source also said that InDICK vas an jastructor

at the

George lashington Carver School,

The 'Daily Workez" was an east coast corunist

newspaper, which suspeaded publication on January 13, 1958.

The George Washington Carvar School has been

designated by the U. S. Attorney General pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

Oil February 5 and 11, 1951, JaMesos lVisAn

RiDDICk was interviered by

Special

of the Jaderal

Bureau of Investigation in atlanta, Gedigia,

He, at that

time, stated that he was not, and had never:

been, a menber

or a sympathizer with, the Cornunist Party.

On January 21, 1964, a confidential source advised

in Marylard. During conversation betreen ReiDiCk

and, DaVIS, it was

nentioned that they had atterded scb001

togecher

in Georgia and

REDDICK commented that 11 ha

had

stayed with DAVIS, he woüld nave also joinod the co.

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BATARD ZLETEN

17he

Saturdzy Everton Post,

"issue: of

Guly 11 - 164

1961, page 76, Forehe ArotiN.as the subject

feature

article cautioned.

"The Lone

Wolf of Civil

Rights.

422

it

wester is said to have cons to Now York

1938

9057

3.2

organizer for the foung Commuist League: NCI),

"Party

sush,

no had

the job of recanaling students for the

Furthermore

the article reports that duzing his

first

yearn dar New York, RioTaN Beve nost of his carnides

to the

"Party.

ie reportedly left the "Party" do 1941,

the ariddle states.

0020 n

2

War

Roristers

The Daily Worker,

" Tobriary 11: 1957, page 1,

Exeautive

secretary;

7362029

Tus 22 Cubecter

8c.the 16th National

tha

Communist early,

Taltod States of America

New Took O14y,.00 Noloutry 8 - 12, 1957.

19633

tant durien

necting of tie Notsonal Board

124403 5.

as onistertly--oponlg."

120S770 colls

A collidéht dal soone aduleed do lebruary 19,

1361, 4224 BA7492

h19

PAVIS 02 thosc

28 50

380ce ss 10 how lie could

oscape fron

3.

Speakine

do which he. was coomtted.

C::'

the latter

DA

51201d

6:d 131

contacted

42204 E73024

675

trat be vas

worki.g

on his

raquest

20101ds

who had contacts vart the soup.to

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/

HARRY WACHTEL is the Executive Vice President

or the Ganahl society for auran Rights, la Fast 40ch

Street, Now Yorl, New York.

Ile resides at 29 Split Rock

Drive,

King Point, Long Island,

new York.

A confidential

source furnished information

In Dosembei, 1949, that HARRY H. WACKTEL, 41 Broad Street,

New York, New York, was on the list of individuals carried

as active

nembers

of the National Lawyers Guild.

:

On March 5, 1944, & confidontial source furnished

information which rovealed

that the name HAMlY WACHTEL WaS

on the list of names, sigrificance not known, which was

maintained at the Headquartors of the Kings County Conmunist

Party at 26 Court Strcet, Brooklyn,

New York.

Regarding LARRY INCETEL's wife, LEONORA, it is

noted that the sane confidertial source furnished

infornation

• on March 5, 1944, which ravcaled her name ant adaress

on a list of names of rosly-elected officers of the

Bạth Boạch Club of the kings County Conmunist farty.

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HOSEA WALLIALIS

Duzing October, 19h5, & concidential source

RICE FALLEY, they an

employee os tbe

VALIANS, BARLEY SAO WILLIS Lad routioned to her

poladies then be coula read.

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OFGANIZATIONS

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R. E.B.

DU BOZS CIUDS

OF CHICAGO EDCC,

Оп May 3, 1905, 3.

SOUrCE

advised that on June 30: 1964,

a group of joung people who attended the fcunding convention of

the W.E.B, DUBOiS Clubs Ci Amerior (NCA, met in Chicago and

adopted

statenent of purpose and

constitution forming the DOC

as an affiliate of the national DOA.

A second source advised ca day 1, 1987, teat DeA

chartered clube in ers Chicago ares are the "eet side Dec and

the worth side ico, meither of which currenty mirtain a

headquarters, There is no central beeiquaiters for the DOC

and there are no unchartered clube in this area.

The seccod source advised that the rajority of DoC

members are 2130 mambers

of the cr.

During moe past yeat doc activity has beer simost

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.,.

V.E.B. DU BOYS CLUBS OF AMERICA (DCA)

A source advised that on Octobai 26-27, 1963, a

conference of members oi

the conmunist Farty, USA

(CPUSA),

including national functionaries, mot in Chicago, Illinois, for

the purpose of setting in motion

forces fo. the establishment of

a new natsonal Marxist-orionted youth organization which would

hunt for the most peaceful transition to socialisn.

The delegates

were told that it would be reasonable to ausume that the young

socialists attracted tnio this new organic tion would evantually

pass into the CP itself.

A. second source has advised that the founding convention

for the

new youth organization was held Lion June 10-21, 1962, at

150 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California, at which time

the name H.E.B. Dubois

Clubs of Anerica (10) mas

adopted.

Appeoximately 500 delegates fron througha:! the United Sites

attended

this convention.

The second source advised in September, 1966, thet UTKE

ZAGARELU, CPUSA Youth Diractor, stated that in Negro communities

the Party still supported the

pian to build "left" socialist

: center's

and to solidify the Party base through the Dad.

This

source also advised in septenber, 1966, tiat DANIEL RUBIN, CoUSA

ratsonal Organizational Secretary, statedi

the Paity believes the

nas should have a

working-class outlook aid be a mass organization

favorabia to socialism, socialist countric; and Harrisa, and

April, 1967, advised

that GUS HALE, CPUSA

Goneral Secretary,

indicated the Del primary emphasis should be on developing mass

resistance to the draft.

•third source adviged in septeroei, 1901,

that JARVIS

ryner was elected chairman of the DA on September 10, 1957, at

the Third National Convention of the Dos held in New York, New

York, from Septembai 8-10, 1967.

A fourth source advised during sugust, 1957, that

dARVIS TYNER is a member of the Mational Committee of

the CPUSS.

A fifth source advised on Septeuber 21, 1957, that tha

•headquarters of

the DCA is located at 31 miest I?th Street, New

york, New York.

3+/

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CANDEY SOCIETY FOR HUAN RICHES

The Gandhi Society fo. Hunan Rights Wes

formed for the purpose of developing a philosophy and

technique of non-vlolent civil righis protests.

it is

a nonaction organization and males no attempt to

influence legislation nor participaic in doronsirations.

The Society furnishos legal assistance in cerain civil

rights cases.

The organization was incorporated

June 14, 1962.

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THE NATXONAL LAWYERS GUILD

The "Guide to Subvorsive Organisations and

OI representatives, washi.gion, D. C.,

cratains the

¡OlLOWIng IntormalOn concerning

"The Mational Lawyers

Guild:"

I.

2.

3.

Cited as & Communist front.

(Special Committee on Ur-Americ i Activities,

House Repoct 1311, on the CIO Political Action

Comittee, March 29, 1944, D. 149).

as a Commorist front which "is the foremost

legal bureat of to Communipt onsy, les tront

orgarizaticas and controllad

and which

"since iis incoption has never failod to rally

to the logal dofeuse of the Co:unist Party and

including known

individual nenters hematico on ta farican

espionage agenss."

Activities, House Report 3123 cu the National

Lawyers Guild, Soptonber 21, 1650, originally

releasad septenber 17, 1959.)

no defend the cesss of Communist lawbreakers,

tronts have been devised main spocial appeals

in behalf of civil libertias am coaching out

far beyond the cortines of the Conmunist Party

itself:

*:# National Lanyers Guild.

Party itself is under fire thess offer a bulwark

of protection.""

(Internal Security Subconmittee of the Senate

Handbook for Anericans,

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SOUTERN COMERENCE EDUSARIODAL FUID: ING.

"The Southern Patriot," a nonthly publication, shous

that it is published by the Southorn Conference Educational

Duad, lue. (SCue).

"Tho Southern Patrio'" ras cited es an "organ"

of the Southorn Gonference for Huann Veliare (SCRU) by

the Conscieo as tAnaricon ACilvicles, Houde Report 592,

June 12, 1947.

The SChl was clied as a communist iront by the

Connicice ca Uninorican Activities, House Report 502,

June 12, 1917.

An amondront to the charter of the scill doted

Apr31 20, 1916, Charged the nane of that ongorization to tha

sert, and listod itc

parpore as baing to improve the edicational

and cultural standords o? tho souchern poople in reconciace

with the highest Anorican democratic institutions, troditass,

and

idoals

The SORT is self-described as having dcep roots

in the south whore it began as the educaticaal ving of the

SCEN, OrgAnIzOd In 193B t0 Nock for ecosonic and political

L'OPOrE,

Whea the

SCHI disbanded in the late 1940%s, SCEN

continued as an indoyondent organization, rallying support

for intogration and donocracy and helpius to stinalate and

nurture new novemente of the carly 1980sg. The scel

warneones noadquarters in boulstand for leaty years, but in

1965 noved its headquarters to Louisville, Kentucky.

A scarce advised

Ісатої,

a Soamnast Party Lunctionary, stated at a moetics or

the Concunige Party in Baltimore, Maryland, on Febzuary 25,

1961, that the Communist Party 1g not consected viüh any

progressivo novement but inairectly choy do have some

influoaco in the SCEr.

SID

37*

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

157-257

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Atlanta, Georgia

May 24, 1968

Title

Ralph David Abernathy

Character

Reference

Racial Matters

Report Of SA ALAL G. SANCINGLLA

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.

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ALI. INFORMATION CONTAINED

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

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Memorandum

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (100-459279)

DATE:

2/20/73

SAC,

LOS ANGELES (157-5089) (P)

V

JANE FONDA, aka

SEDITION (KEY ACTIVIST)

00: Los Angeles

#MDR16

ATI INFORHATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNMLASSIFIED

DITS /2/27/00 BISP2ALM./81G

Enclosed are five copies for the Bureau, and

two copies for the Boston and San Francisco offices of

a letterhead memorandum (IHM) setting forth information

furnished by (one JEFF STEIN_Of the Committee of Concerned

Aszan schoLars University caboroza at Berkeley.

California, regarding a plan of action for 1/15/73, in

connection with a fund raising campaign for replacement

of the Bach Mai Hospital in North Vietnam.

Two copies of an FD-376 are beang furnished

to the Bureau to facilitate transmittal to U.S. Secret

Service, Washington D.C. A copy of this IlM has been

furnished locally to U.S. Secret Service, Los Angeles.

bure

Ihis information was received from OSLA 4703=5)

who obtained a copy of the letter, which was

directed to

JANE FONDA by JEFF STEIN, dated 1/8/73.

This letter was

in FONDA's possession during 2/15/73, and the contents of

the letter have been paraphrased in order to protect the

technique utilized by the above source in obtaining the

letter. If the information contained in this letter 1s

disseminated further, it is requested that it be appro-

priately paraphrased.

No further action is being taken in this matter

by the Los Angeles office.

The original of this letter

Is being maintained in the files of the Los Angeles office.

In the event San Francisco should desire a copy of this

letter, It will be furnished upon request.

2 - Bureau (EnG. 3) (RY)

2. ~ Boston (Enc.

= Son Francisco (Bne. 2) (RM):

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Copies of this IHM are being furnished to the

Boston office, inasmuch as it is indicative in the letter

that the Boston office has an interest in this matter.

The files of the Los Angeles office contain no

suitable characterizations for the Committee of Concerned

Asian Scholars, University of Callfornia at Berkeley, or any

information identfiable with JEFF STEIN.

LEAD

LOS ANGELES

AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:

report activities

Of JAN FONDA.

Will follow and

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In Reply, Please Refer to

i'lle No.

UNITED STATES DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Los Angeles, California

February

20, 1973

ALL INTORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNGLASSIFLED

DATE 12/27/00 3X SP-2 ALMING

JANE FONDA

On February 15, 1973, a first source, who has

furnished reliable information in the past, advised that

an individual identified only as Jeff Stein directed a

letter dated January o, 1913, prepared on the stationery

bearing the letterhead of

"Committee of Concerned Asian

Scholars, 8 Barrows Hall, University of California, Berkeley,

California, 94720" to Jane Fonda.

In this letter,

Stein

stated that it was his intent in furnishing this letter

to Fonda, to fully apprise her of the plans for the

"January

15" action as requested by her in a previous

conversation.

According to source, Stein said the first plan of

action was a fund raising effort, which began independently

"simply out of our need to express. our outrage of the bomb-

ing, etc., and a parallel

movement in the Bay area, "ish to re-energize the anti-war

Source advised Stein stated

the fund raising program

was necessary for replacement of

the Bach Mai Hospital, and also a vital stage in educating

the populous as to the political nature of the war in Indo-

China®

Source advised that Stein indicated in his letter

that the Bach Mai project in

San Francisco was a national

campaign, and that the individuals affiliated with the Bach

Mai project in San Francisco, were associated wiüh the

national organization of the

Bach Mai project, and that all

funds received for this project were to be forwarded to the

Bach Mai project in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Source ad-

vised that Stein said in his letter that the Bay area head-

quarters for the Bach Mai project is located at 857 Montgomery

Street, San Francisco, California:

5 - Bureau (100-459279) (RM)

1I - U.s. Secret Service,

Los Angeles (RM)

2 - Boston (RM)

San Francisco (RM)

157-5087-1523

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JANE FONDA

Source advised that throighout the letter, Jeff

Stein gave many indications that he has been in previous

contact with Jane Fonda regarding the above issue.

Jane Fonda is the well known actress

who has been an active

supporter and

spokesman for the anti-war movement

since early 1970. She is National

Coordinator of the Vietnam Veterans

Against the War (VVAW).

During November

and December 1972, she

toured Okinawa,

the Philippines,

and Japan, with a group

presenting anti-war programs.

The WAW is an ad hoc organization of

veterans opposed to the war in Vietnam.

-VAW is an anti-war organization organized

in 196% and headquartered in New York City

Its published objective is "to demand an

Immediate cessation of fighting and the

withdrawal of all American troops from

Indo-China. "

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property of the FBI and

is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to

be distributed outside-your agency.

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tossin

Lotter to SAC, Los Angsies

NE:

JANE FONDA

NOTE:

A currene Sedition

invectigation is underray

concerning

the subject as a result of

statements attributed

to ber cbercis sie advocated

servicemen receive & dishonorable

discharge rather

thas going

to Vietsan.

She has appeared

and boen excluded from nunerous military installations

2 2es26 of her anti-Vletaan activities.

She has been

assoctaied with the Women's Strike for Peace, the Novement:

for a Conocratic Milatary, the Vietnar Moratoriun Committee

and ins made sirable contributions to the Malcolm & Organization

of Afro-hmericas

Unity and the Black Panther Party.

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Memoranaum

70

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (100-459279)

VASAG, LOS ANGELES (157-5089) (P)

DATE:

2/20/73

SUEJECT: JANE FONDA,

aka

SEDITION (KEY ACTIVIST)

00: Los Angeles

17 m0R16

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 12/27/00 BY SPALM THIG

Enclosed are five, copies for the Bureau of a

letterhead memorandum (LHM) setting forth information that

PHAM THANH VAN, Expert De La Delegation, Du Gouvernement

Revolutionnaire Provisoire, De La Republique Du Sud Viet Nam,

A La Conference De Paris Sur Le Viet Nam, corresponded

with JANE FONDA during November 1972, when he requested

information from FONDA as to the identities of individuals

in the United States, who he could contact relative to the

anti-war movement.'

Two copies of an FD-376 are being furnished to

the Bureau to facilitate transmittal to U.S. Secret Service,

Washington D.C.

A copy of this IHM has been furnished to

U.S. Secret Service, Los Angeles, California.."

Information contained in this IHM was obtained

fromCSIA 4703-S and is being paraphrased in order to.

protect the technique utilized by this source in obtaining

this information.

The original of this letter is being retained

as an exhibit in the files of the los Angeles office.

LEAD

AIRMAN IN A CANISTANI

LOS ANGELES

AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Will follow and

report activities of JANE FONDA.!

Bureau (Enc. 5) (RM)

Los Angeles

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TITENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Los Angeles, California

February

20, 1973

¿a Eagly, Pitase Rejer 20

fate, ta

ALT INFORMATION CONTAINED

JANE FONDA

on February 15, 1973, a first source, who has

furnished reliable information in the past, advised that

he learned that Pham Thanh Van, Expert De La Delegation,

Du Gouvernement Revolutionnaire Provisoire, De La Republique

, Fonda indicated that she

would furnish him with some addresses in the United States

that he may contact in connection with the anti-war movement

in the United States.

source advised that the purpose of

this letter was to remind Fonda to furnish him the addresses

as she had promised.

Jane Fonda is the well known

actress

who has been an active supporter and

spokesman Ior the anti-war movement since

early 1970. She is National Coordinator

of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War

During November and December

she toured Okinawa, the Philippines,

and Japan, with a group presenting anti-war

the Wal is an ad hod organization of

veterans opposed to the war in Vietnam.

VVAW is an anti-war organization organized

in 1967 and headquartered in New York City.

Its published objective is "to demand an

immediate

cessation of fighting and the

withdrawal

of all American troops from

Indo-China.

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Bureau (100-459279) (RM)

1

- Uos. secret-service,

LOS AngeLes (RM)

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JANE FONDA

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

:ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (100-459279)

DATE: 2/20/73

FROM

SAC, LOS ANGELES (157-5089) (P)

SUBJECT: JANE FONDA, aka

SEDITION (KEY ACTIVIST)

00: Los Angeles

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLISSIFLED

11112/2700 BY SPLALMFTG

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of a

letterhead memorandum (LHM), and two copies enclosed for

the Chicago office, setting

forth information relative

to a contact between JACK MABLEY, associate editor of the

"Chicago Tribune" with JANE FONDA.

Two copies of an FD-376 are being furnished to

the Bureau to facilitate transmittal to U.S. Secret Service,

Washington D.C. A copy of this IHM has been furnished

Locally to U.S. Secret Service, Los Angeles.

This information was received from CSIA 4703-S

and is being appropriately paraphrased in order to protect

the technique concerning the manner in which it was received.

It is requested that if this information should be further

disseminated by the Chicago office, that it be appropriately

paraphrased.

A copy of this letter is being retained in the

files of the Los Angeles office, and in the event Chicago

should desire a copy of this letter, it will be furnished

upon request.

LEAD

LOS ANGETES

AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:

report activities of JANE FONDA.

Will follow and

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Los Angeles, California

February 20, 1973

las Reply, Plouse Rojer 80

file die

JANE FONDA

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

• RAREIN IS UECLASSIFIOD

DATE 12/27/00 BY SP-2 AIm*/ETG

on February 15, 1973, a first source, who has

advised that

Jack Mabley, who identified himself as the associa: from

editor of the "Chicago Tribune/Chicago Today"

, 435 North

Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois,

was sent to Jane Fonda.

Mabley was is smurchy win sane tonday ana stated tate-

"as you go from church basement to church basement, you.

nave to wonder iI anybody is Listening.

It's

a rough; road

you've chosen... and you must have wondered it you were

reaching anyone, but those who already believe as you do."

Mabley mentioned that while fonda was in Chicago, the press

media gave great emphasis to violence and trouble in

connection

with demonstrations, however,

"the responsible

protest was largely ignored".

mentioned nato sourcehis co-

workers

when he,wrote an article

stating that Fondà had taken a corréct position in connection

with her protest.

his letter, stated the people who "

against the killing are a special kind of people"

The"Chicago Tribune"is a Chicago daily

newspaper.

Jane Fonda is

the well known actress who

has been an active supporter and spokesman

for the anti-war movement since early 1970.

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She is National Coordinator of the Vietnam

Veterans Against the War (VVAW) During

7113

November and December 1972,

she touxed

Oktnawa, the philippines, and Japan, W5+1457-5089-15:21

presenting anti-war programs.

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JANE FONDA

The WAl is an ad hoc organization of

veterans opposed, to the war in Vietnam.

VVAW is an anti-war organization organized

in 196Mand headquartered in New York City.

Its published objective is "to demand an

withdrate alien troops tom

Indo-Chana.

Inis 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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ID-263 (RIe 12-19-67) *

FEDERAO PUREAU OF INVO TIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

LOS ANGELES

TITLE OF CASE

UNSUB, aka

Art Jasky;

JANE FONDA - VICTIM

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

LOS ANGELES

DATE

1/8/73

REPORT MADE BY

===-

JOSEPH C. ALSTON

CHARACTER OF CASE

2/11

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/17/72-1/2/73

TYPED 8Y

kah

FEC. 106 G

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

EXTORTION

HEREIN IS UUCLASSIRIED

DATE 12/27/00 BY SPeZ ALMA

REFERENCES:

Ios Angeles airtel to the Bureau dated 10/19/72 lad

Los Angeles aistel to Sacramento dated 11/2/72.

Bureau letter to Los Angeles dated 11/9/72.

Bureau letter to Los Angeles dated 11/20/72.

Los Angeles airtel to the Bureau dated 12/1/72.

Washington Field airtel to Los Angeles dated 12/8/72.

Bureau airtel to Los Angeles dated 12/14/72.

San Francisco letter to Los Angeles dated 12/15/72.

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It should be noted that STEVE JAFFE telephonically

contacted the Los Angeles Office on 10/17/72, at 12:05 p.m.

At that time he advised that he represented JANE FONDA and that

CONVIC AUTO.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

(X] NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR LIYES XINO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

EYES GENO

ApPROVED

COPIES MADE:

SPECiAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

REC 27

Bureau

(9-54978)

DELINENTA DRATOSTES

(1-100-459279)

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(9-4932)

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ORDED COPY

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she had received a threatening letter. He said that he had

been advised by former Attorney General RAMSEY CLARK to contact

the FBI. JAFFE further stated that he would like to bring

the letter to the Los Angeles Office of the FBl on 10/17/72,

between 2:00 and 3:00 pom., and relate the facts to an agent.

JAFFE did not appear at

the Los Angeles Office as he stated;

therefore, he was telephonically contacted at his residence

by SA JOSEPH C. ALSTON

at approximately 5:00 p.m., 10/17/72.

During this conversation he stated, "I just couldn't make it

today, but I'll be in tomorrow

An information copy is being furnished to the

Sacramento Office as investigation is currently pending in

that division.

On 10/25/72, (CSTA 5521-F)advised SA ROGER J.

LA JEUNESSE, JR., as fOllOwS:

He has learned that one STEVE JAFFE, an individual

who is associated and/or affiliated with JANE FONDA, Was

recently contacted by Special Agents of the fBI.

The contact

by the Agents was initiated by JAFFE in behalf of FONDA who

had reportedly received, through the mail, threats against her

According to this source, JANE FONDA and others closely

associated with her seriously considered the matter prior to

calling the FBl. Because of the apparent threat contained in

the letter, they felt it necessary to report the matter to the

Bureau and subsequently didsso.

to interviewing agents what herepresented to them to be FONDA'S

itinerary up through 11/5/72. Ihis source has learned JAFFE

however,

that the itinerary furnished to the Agents by

is not, in fact, a complete and factual report of her planned

travels.

This source has further learned that JAFFE is in the

- furnish appropriate

'body guard"? private investigator to

coverage for JANE FONDA in

her upcoming travels.

CSLA 5521-E was recontacted on 10/20/72,

and davised

ne Learnea that STEVE JAFFE was still attempting to locate

and hire the services of a private investigator to provide

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LA 9-4932

JAFFE,

according to this source, is an agents

representative who handles RYAN O'NEIL and GODFREY CAMBRIDGE, /

both of whom are entertainers. He was formerly an investigator

FOr JAMES GARRISON, the New Orleans, Louisiana District

Attorney. His father is reported a

approximately 26 or 27 years of age.

doctor and JAFFE is

Apparently JAFFE, in attempting to obtain the

services of a private investigator.

learned that the cost

for such services would be probibitive.

In view of the

foregoing, he has decided to utilize ROBERT DUGGAN "and his

people* to perform bodyguard services for FONDA In her

travels.

JAFFE desires to obtain the services of a reputable

private investigatos to conduct an independent investigation

to determine if the FBI "is doing their job"

on 11/2/72, this same source advised as follows

at approximately 9:40 a.M.:

The secretary to STEVE JAFFE contacted a former

private investigator, MICHAEL MC COWAN, in Los Angéles at

1:00 a.Mo, 11/2/72.

She advised that

a Bakersfield, California

radio station had apparently received a telephone call from

someone advising that JANE FONDA was to be shot when sh

appeared in Bakersfield on L1/2/12g

This source explaine

FONDA was scheduled to make a personal appearance in Bakersfield

at 10:30 a.m., 11/2/72. In addition

to the foregoing, ROBERT

DUGGAN, mentioned above, reportedly also telephonically contactea

MC COWAN auring the morning of 11/2/72, to seek guidance from

MC COWAN as to what ne, DucAl,

should

do in view of the reported

telephone threat to the Bakersfield radio station.

MC COWAN

is alleged to have told. DUGGAN to inform the Bakersfield

Police Department and other personnel that hes DUGGAN, might be

utilized in performing security services on behalf of

FONDA.

on 11/2/72, the above information was telephonically

furnished to the Sacramento Office (Bakersfield Resident

Agency), who immediately advised appropriate local authorities,

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LA 9-4932

07-10/27/725 CSLA 3I84=S advised SA ROBERT H.

CLAUDIAS-that his files contained no information-identifiable

with--the American Liberty League (ALL) •

On 11/2/72, CSLA 4703-S advised SA DANNY B. JAMES

- that his files contained no information relating to the AlL.

On 11/2/72, CSLA 3971-S advised SA JOSEPH R. CONLON

that the information

concerning the All in the files of the

originally came

To rene ranch do he atronis Department stren

Sacramento, California.

Investigation referred to on page 11 of this

report was captioned,

"UNSUB; aka Myron P. Betz; JESSE M

UNROH - VICTIM; EXTORTION, 00: Sacramento, Los Angeles

file 9-4304".

LEAD

LOS ANGELES

AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Will check the

records of the Los Angeles County Registrar of Voters

in an effort to identify ART JASKY, I. E. RANCK and

J. CLARITY.

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FD-201 (BeY. 18.59)

UNTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF

USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

Office: Los Angeles, California.

Field Office File I:

Bureau File #:

9-54978

Tifle:

...

Character:

Synopsis:

JOSEPH C. ALSTON

1/8/73

9-4932

UNKNOWN SUBJECI,

Also Known As

Art Jasky;

JANE FONDA • VICTIM

EXTORTION :

STEVE JAFFE, Who handles public relations for JANE FONDA,

appeared at

therLos Angeles Office on 1040/72, wich

Radio Station K.A. BaCo, Los Angeles.

Letter was

from Costa Mesa,

FONDA Wilbe assassinated by a member

'(ALL), a

"secret organization"

Efforts to identify "ART JASKY" negative. According

to

Long Beach, California Police Department, the ALL Was

Known in Los Angeles area in 1936 to 1939.

They swore

to protect the constitution and claimed to have 2,000

members. Efforts to further identily ALL or any of its

members negative.

-?..

DETAILS

#M DR/6

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNNISSIFIED

DATT 17/27/008 SP.2 ALM FAG

This document coatnins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBi. It is the property of thie FBI and is lonned to your duency; is and its criesis

in be distibned ditside your agener

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ED 302 (Rev. 12-27-70)

EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIOC

Date of transcription

110/19/72

STEVE JAFTE Of Gershenson, Dingilian and Jaffe,

PubLic ReLations, deu uL Canino drive

Suite 212, Beverly

Hills, California, telephone number 278-2343, appeared at

the Los Angeles Office of the fbl and advised

as follows:

JATFE handles public relations for JANE FONDA.

On about July 20s 1972, he was telephonically interviewed

at his office by MARV GRAY of Los Angeles radio station KABC.

(radio talk show), regarding JANI IONDA's visit to Hanoi. At

the conclusion of

the interview, he indicated that if the

listeners desired to correspond with JANE FONDA, they should

write to her in care of him, radio station KABC, Los Angeles,

California.

Approximately a week ago he had occasion to return

to KABC on another matter, at which time he was given a manila

envelope containing approximately 80 letters addressed to JANE

FONDAy

most of which are derogatory.

Among the 80 letters was

one adaressed to "JANE FONDA G/O STIVE JAITEY

K. ArB. C.

LOS

• Radio Suation

Angeles, Calif

, and signed "ART JASKY"

, which

was mailed at Costa Mesa, California, on August 7, 1972.

letter

(a xerox copy of

The

which is attached), signed "ARI: BASICY"

indicates that FONDA will be

assassinated

by a member of the

American Liberty League, (A.T.)

the leuter from

ART JASKY"

secret organization"

JAFFE

in his briefcase until he had

the opportunity to bring it to the attention of former Attorney

General RANSEY CLARK.

He-subsequently exhibited the letter

tO CLARK who advised him that it is a violation of the Federal

Extortion Statute and that the FBI should be notified.

on October 19, 1972, at his request, JAFFI was

recontacted at his office in Beverly Hills. During this

Interview, JAffE advised that he and his staff hed re-read

and the other letters received from KABC.

He stated that in

his opinion the handwriting in the lettor bearing the signature

* • "CLARENCE F. STAUFFERS

Principal, West Covina Christian School,

West Covina, California" (a xerox copy of which is attached),

10/18/72 and Los Angeles and

Interviewed on

10/19/72 Beverly Hills, CaliforniaFile l Ios Angeles 9-4932

SA'S JOHN E. TRUAX and

by

JOSEPH •C. ALSTON/ JCE/Kah

- Date dictated.

10/19/72

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property of the FIl and is loanes 1r

your agency; it and its contents are not to be distribuled outside your agency.

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is very similar to the handwriting in the letter signed "ART

JASKY"

He further stated that in his opinion, the wording

in the letter signed

"ars. ANN SMITH"

"AT TAKE 2972, L8 similar to shat in the lattes aneces

(a xerox copy of which is attached).

MI. JAFFE additionally advised that while in the

Los Angeles area, JANE FONDA can be contacted at 11415 Canton

Drives Studio City, California, telephone number 980-0121.

He stated that she

is currently on a series of speaking engage-

ments and turnished her Linerary trom october are to througn

November 6, 1972.

He said that she is currently

in Illinois

and will be traveling throughout Illinois and Chio for

approximately a week making speeches at various locations.

Mr. JAFFE advised that JANE FONDA is aware of he

letter signed

"ART JASKS"

He was advised of FBI jurisdiction

and he stated he would contact appropriate local authorities

and lurnish them the details of this matter.

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CESTAUTIE

Vest Covina Christian School

763 North Sunset Avenue

West Covina, California 21790

GUINAD

1972

Om Torray

KA.BC

fos Angels, Cal.

90016

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st Covina Christiar School.

CLARENCE I. STAURTER, POoaL

763 NORTH SUNSET AVENUE

WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA 91790

Phone (213) 962-7089

7-26-72

Care Fonda:

You are quilty of tre?

its ante dations in

retram aud otter placia carti:

You shoot off y

lesionince the atrocities of

7, Vietnam Chimmies tir

teve been documented,

sabe a Contribution to so

you back there if Hoo bas

termine to in

you.

Clarence AJay

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COLONE NE

37/4-4

JIIL

Me Jaffe (for Jane Fonda

% maro. Gray

RABC

Les Angels, Calige, 90016.

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july 21,

1972

To Jane- Fonda,

(or Blanci Hannäh as

everyone is now saying)

Many of us are sick and tired

of hearing you nave against

our fair.

Your treachery is aiding and

abetting

acts against our men

Who were unt over there and

who were unfortunatel

sent drates minor that the

This was has been carried on

and on because even Arthur baldberg,

long ago, when te no in the .:

Vietnam! " Why was he a party.

to send or help send all thie

men to be doomed by not

allowing them to get it over?!

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Suppose That had ha genes;

with the boraelis when they

went after their consins, attacking

them. The Arabs, who are aldo

semites as ive all fenou they friches guily,.

Many of my friends and

aquaintances feel as Ido, Many

afies are in Education.

He all hope that you'll

decide to mive to Hanoi or to

a soviet Country of your churce,

In the meantime sie're

all planning to boycott your

films!

sloping to see you mark;

s, Ann Smith.

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JANE FONDA, victim, is described as iOllOWS:

Name

Aliases

JANE FONDA

Jane Seymour Fonda

Mrs. Roger Vadim

Jane Seymour Plemiannikov

Lady Jane Seymour Brokaw Fonda

Sex

Race

Birth Data

Plemiannikov

Female

White

December 21, 1937

New York, New York

Height

Weight

• Eyes

Hair.

Marital Status

Husband

Facher

Daughter

Nationality

Employment

Address

5: 8"

115 pounds

Blue

Blonde

Married

ROGER VADIM PLEMTANNIKOV

HENRY FONDA

VANESSA PLEMIANNIKOV

American

Motion picture actress

11415 Canton Drive

North Hollywood, California

FBI. Number

601 714 H

!""

on October 19, 1972, the facts of the case were

presented to Assistant United

States Attorney (AUSA) RICHARD I.

ROSENFIELD, LOS Angeles.

Mr. ROSENFIELD advised that the

letter signed "ART JASKY" is a violation of the l'ederal

Extortion statute and if the writer of the letter is properly

identified his office would institute prosecution.

• Efforts to locate

"ART JASKY"

"Krs. ANN SNITy" record identiriable with

the files of the Los Angeles

, Or "CLARENCE F. STAUTTER" in .

Office met with negative results.

During an extortion investigation conducted in

1970, the Long Beach, California, Police Department advised

on larch 23s 197, thai the following injormation was

obtained from

"Los Angeles Intelligence files":

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"The 'AMERICAN LIBERTY LEAGUE' (A.J.L.) waS

Known in the Los Angeles area in 1936

- 1939.

They swore to

and wrote letters to then President Roosevelt.

They claimed 2,000 members.

The Los Angeles head-

quarters in 1939 was located at 510 South Spring

Street, Los Angeles. National Headquarters was.

listed

as the National Press Building, Washington,

D. Co

The Los Angeles leader was LE. RANCK;

other officers were J. CLARITY and STEDMAN G. SMITH.

They recdived publicity in a newspader published

in 1939 to the effect that they were starting a

group in San Francisco to

Constitution for everyone So 'all out to save the

envelopes signed "ART JASKY"

On October 19s 191C UCLARENCE F. STAUFFER

the original letters and

and

"MaS. ANN SUITY"

, were forwarded to FBI Headquarters,

washington, D. Co, requesting a hanowriting and latent

fingerprint examination.

follows:

The results of the requested examinations are as

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66 las

Pleas

FEDARIS CUREAU OF ENVESTIRGIION

WAS UGSON, B. 6. 20906

(8-4932)

Date:

FBI Filo No.

Lab. No.

. •

ie:

Re:

SAC, LOS Angeles

UNSUB, aka

Art jasky;

JANE FOND. - VICTIM;

EXTORTION

November 9, 1972

9-54978

D-721024090

RL

Specimens received 10/24/72

Q1

Q3

Envelope postmarked "COVINA, CA 91622 DULLE

bearing handwritten address

"Jane Fonda c/o Maiy Gray

To May 19

1972,"

«KABC LOS AngeleS, Cal. 90016"

Accompanying handwritten letter dated 7/26/72 on Kest

Covina

Christion school leiterhead, beginning "You

are guilty of ¿reason ..."

Envelope postmarked "LOS ANGELES, CallI.

PM 23 JUL

1972, " bearing handwritton address "M: Jalfe (fox

Jane

Fonda, c/o kary. Gray KABC los Angeles, Calle

90016'

First

page of accompanying two page handvritten letter

dated 1/21/12, beginning "(ox Hanoi, Hanuah as everyone

is now saying) Many of us ...."

Q5

Q6

second page of accompanying handwritten letter beginning

"Suppose that had happened with the Israelis ...."

Envelope postmarked "COSTA MESA, CA PM AUG 7 1972;"

bearing handuritten address "Jave Fonda c/o Steve Jaffey

Steve Lastey

Radio Station

K.A. B. Co

Los Angeles, Calif."

Q7

Result of examination:

Specimens Ol through Q% were searched through the

appropriate sections of the Anonymous letter File without

electing an identification.

Photographs will be added to

the Lile for future reference.

Page 1

(over)

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No indented writing was found in el through 07.

No watermarks were found iu Qi,

do, go, and dre

A watermark

"TA - NON • KA Bond" was found

in 02.

This watermark is

registered to Badger Paper Mill, Inc., West front,

Peshüigo,

Fisconsin.

& watermark

"PATON"

was found in as and 05.

This

watermark is registered to Exton Paper Corporation, 75

s. Church,

Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

An eight-cent u.

So postage scamp which came from a

coil of stamps was attached to @l.

An eight-cent U.S. postage

stamp which cano tron & sheet of stamps vas attached tole

An eight-cent U.s. postage

stamp which came from a

stamps was attached to C6.

Due to a lack of comparable

lotters and letter

combinations, a definite conclusion was not reached as

to

the numbor of vriters responsible for the questioned writing

on Ql through Q7.

Specimens QI through Q7 will be returned separately.

Photographs are retained.

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NL

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BUREAU

OF

IN WES

ESAMATION

Washington, D. C. O

REPORT

of the

IDENTIRICATION DIVISION

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

YOUR FILE NO.

9-4932

FBI FILE NO.

9-54978

LATENT CASE NO.

A-62205

TO: SAC, Los Angeles

November 20, 1972

RE:

UNSUS.,

ART JASKY;

JANE FONDA • VICTIM

EXTORTION

REFERENCE: Airtel 10-19-72

EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Los Angeles

SPECIMENS:

Three envelopes and accompanying letters, l1 through Q7!

-

Listed @ specimens described in separate

Laboratory report.

Eight latent fingerprints developed on Q6

and six latent fingerprints developed on Q7. No latent

prints of value developed on other specimens.

On basis of information furnished, no

fingerprint record located in Identification Division

files for Art Jasky.

Specimens enclosed, together with an itinerary,

which was also submitted.

Enc.

(8)

1.5

i. Prich Grey, I, deena Direct

THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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The following investigation

WILLIAM C. CARROLI:

was conducted by SA

on october 31, 1972, records of the Newport Beach

POliCE Department,

Costa Mesa Police Department, and the

Orange County Sheriff's Office were checked in an effort

to identify ART JASKY With negative

results.

On November 4, 1972, records of the Voters

Registration were checked using the name ART JASKY with negative

results.

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A review of the Los Angeles Central Telephone

Directory on October 25, 1972, disclosed a listing for

STEADMAN G. SHITH, Attorney, 1608 North Vine Street, LOS

telephone number 462-7241.

There was

no listing in this directory Ior d. Chantly

OF ART JASKY. On the same date, the following los Angeles

and Orange County area telephone directories were reviewed

in an errori to locate a Listing for a StaDMAN Go suLia, d

CLARITY, LE. RANCK and

ART JASKY with negative results:

Long Beach Directory

South Bay Area Directory

Mid-Cicias Area Directory

Western Section Directory

Northwestern Section Directory

Airport Area. Directory

Orange County Telephone Directory

forts on October 25, 1972, to locate a California

driver's license through the Department of Motor Vehicles

(DMV) :

Sacramento, California, for ART JASKY net with negative

DiV records dia,

disclose a license issued

GO SPRADMAN GARRISON SMINE (dELver'S license number XO519728)

born May 20, 1898.

His last

known address as of 1965 was

6777 Hollywood Boulevard, -Hollywood, California

The secords of the California State Bar Association,

1230 West 3rd Streets Los Angeles, California, disclosed on

Novenber 6, 1972,

that STEADMAN G. SMITH, Attorney, 6777

Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, died on September 3, 1955.

His partner, FRANK RAYMOND DAVIS, is currently practicing law

at 1608 North Vine Süreet, Hollywood.

On November 10, 1972,

FRANK RAYMOND DAVIS, Attorney,

• Smith and Davis, Suite 400, Hollywood-Taft Building, 1600

•North vine street, hollywood, calltornia, telephone

number

466-4363, advised

as foLlows:

STEADMAN GARREISON SMITH, his former partner, dec

in 1965. DAVIS first became associated with SMITH in the early

1960's. During his association with SMITH he never heard him

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mention the American Liberty League (AL), or anyone by the

name Of Lot. RANCK,

ARI' JASKY OF J. CLARITY. He advised

that to the best of his knowledge SMITH was

an individual of

impeccable character and reputation.

DAVIS mentioned that he

is currently representing sintH's widow, now Mes. PEGGY BAXTER.

In the presence of SA JOSEPH C. ALSTON,

he telephonically

contacted Mrs. BAXTER. She advised Mr. DAVIS that she had

never heard of the All, I. CLARITY, LoE. RANCK ON ART JASKY.

She stated that she was confident that her deceased husband

was never a member of All.

She pointed out, however, that

during the 1930's and 1940's SMITH was very close to LEONARD

DautHoR, now a retired Los Angeles County Superzor Court Judge.

She said that Judge DIEIHER would be aware of all of SMITh's

affiliations during that period of time.

On Novenber 27, 1972, Judge LEONARD DIETHER (retired)

was contacied in Deparinent 26,

Los Angeles County Court

House, First and Hill, LoS Angeles.

Judge DIETHER advised

that he was a close associate of STEADMAN G. SMITH from about

1920 up until the time of his death in 1965. He said that he

never heard SMITH mention the All and he is confident that

he was not a member or in anyway connected with that organization.

He further advised that to the best of his knowledge SMITH was

not acquainted with anyone by the name of J. CLARITY, I.E.

RANCK OF ART JASKY.

The files of FBI Headquarters, Washingions D.C.y

the washington field Ottice, washington,

the San

Francisco Office were searched in an effort to locate pertinent

_information relating to the ALI with negative results.

The records of the Credit Bureau of Greater Los

Angeles, which were checked on October 30, 1972, by SC HELEN WARD

• SULLIVAN failed to disclose any information identifiable wiüh

•ART JASKY, STEDIAN G. SMITH, LE. RANCK OX J. CLARITY.

The records of the Los Angeles Police Depariment,

Los Angeles,

Californias which were checked on November 1,

1972,

by SC PHILIPS. ANDRIST,

failed to disclose any information

identifiable with ART JASKY, SIEDMAN G. SMITH, I.E. RANCK OF

J. CLARITY.

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The records of the los Angeles County Sheriff's

Office, Los Angeles,

California, which were checked on

by SC JAMeS G. BROWN, Tailed to disclose

any information identifiable with ARt JASKY, STEDMAN Ge

SMTH, LOE. RANCK ON J. CLARITI.

The files of the los Angeles Police Department

and Los Angeles Sheriff's Office Intelligence Divisions,

when were check

which were checked on October 30 and October 31, o the AlI.

respectively,

contained no information

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_ Name Searching Unit, 4543 JEH-FBI Bldg.

Service Unit, 4654 JEH-FBI Bidg.

Forward to File Review

Attention

I Return to MENDENÄLe

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Ext.

Type of References Requested:

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All References (Subversive & Nonsubversive)

Subversive References Only

Nonsubversive References Only

Main -

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Type of Search Requested:

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Localities

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Records Section

9/30

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Name-Searching Unit, 4543-JEH-FBI Bldg.

Service Unit, 4654 JEH-FBI Bldg.

Forward to File Review

Attention

Return to

MENDENHALL

4587

Supervisor

Room

Ext.

Type of References Requested:

•Regular Request (Analytical Search)

All References (Subversive & Nonsubversive)

Subversive References Only

Nonsubversive, References Only

Main

References Only

Type of Search Requested:

Restricted to Locality of .

Exact Name Unly (Un the Nose)

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15-36 i, 529561)

Mr.

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FBI

Date:

4/28/72

Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAII

(Priority)

TO.

100- 20222)

109-439971

FROM

RE:

DIRECTOR,

FBI

(ATTENTION:

DID)

A'SAC, SAN FRAICISCO (100-64397) (P)

ANCELA YVONNE DAVIS

SM - C

00 :

San Francisco

Pe San Francisco teletyoe to Bureau, 1/21/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau is a copy of an 18 pago

letter written by Subject and found in the effects of

GEORGE JACKSON after his death at San Quentin.

This copy was supplied by

Investigator

Petirin

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:. :

18 I'm totally Intostcaled, overfloring with you

wanting

you more than ever before.

An hour and a hal?

since the last

brace, you're in your cell, I'm in mine and

all this shit is again

beireen us, but yet I foel

on me, all over me; these

sensations

are all so real,

memories about to rade.

You're

still here, I see you, we are one and

this indestructible torether

thej'll never be poweriul enough io west away fron us i i ao

not, need to say that I feel envious of you now, your powers

expression, With words effortlessly at my command like you, I'&

be able to pour out the thousand pages describing all the nuances

achieving dimensions of the concreve and now still undiminished

their intensity. Our tremblings and quiverings. Did you i

notice

my shaking legs?

And did you know that sonctimes as you

talkea, your 1i0s

would begin to

tremble, just slightly.

almost in

percentills? That tiny litile sicht wich I saw evoked huged waves

of things inside me I never realised were there,

That so nuch

Love. could

exist anywhere, in any

the people, even betreen us, I

never realized.

It makes me feel. all fluttery and kind of weak,

though in

the sense

of succombing to weakness, for it makes

me feel so. much stronger, stronger with your ma strength withou

my. life long husband.

end,

The most perfect moments of Faire, that 1s

what today was ail

about, a perlection screaming for more

love and for

the battle that must naturally accompany it.

Did you notice: too

those for vague instants of sorething like

but fleshes of total, almost unconscious absorption or me intou,

your Jove,

your body.

al was

falling;

don't know whether I'm coming across clearly falling Into you, ob

Lous of everything else, nurhana completely under your poser

A kind of undefined Angst,

similar to the wey

I was instinctiyely

resisting the things I felt during the very first moments.ou.

eyes

mett our lips, spoke. As I was pulling myself together then aster

the ocurt agpearance in Salinas - Or better, as I tried futily to

Mereplace, the nabitual reigns

- I lias siruck by a similar sense

inexcaar inexorably succombing to you, just you, being absorbed. u.

that huge beautiful man with whon I had instantly and. unexpectly:

fallen in love. Yet, George, as I pursue those sensations

now, I.

realize that. it vas

both tinas not fear: just the vestiges of an Iri

tional desire

to leave

standing and".

vaguely erect, ruins of walls

which vere crumbling to bits,

Those walls, yougs know, could be ic

netrated and destroyed by no one but you.

They're down, sone;

of them,

"and I'm rejoicing.

Did you detect any of. these. things? I

want so

terribly to talk about you, but again the words escape me,

word thich

khow

would correctly articulate all the things I want you

In my mind I say

at a head area, hasnricont

the words,

right she

'unparalelled by

beautifyl,

, 'peerless

cary way'

anyone, arything:'

which captivate me, all those utterly Inexpuesalble ings onte en

concieis and real

and inmediate, but these labels are

Bearingless;

•you are infinively more than all of chen can even pretend to infei.

Could you feel what I was feeling?/ This morniwa, as I had begun

Ier to rclete to you, this

morning, shortly alter eight-charey,

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• this cell towards

you,

cowards you, questions:

21

neaculable

number tiered

through my nind, All the millions of pieces I.

tried io fiü together Into a

picture xena which would

some-

begin to reflect the reality of the man'I love, they would

all be theres

those and more, an an

arrangement perhegs different

•from the one

L envisioned: more perioct than the perioction i had

already conceived.

I linor before that I would be overhelmed, that

despite all the efforto, all my erforts during

our past, you were is

going. to bes nething noses

surpassing all that I had managed tu

discover before - but how?? how??

There were also the less pros

found, though at that moment equally important questions like

your tongue would reel during a prolonged search inside me (the

last tine was far los brler because

much too restrained);

how would your beautiful boày toste to my lips. Would you

excited and as agitated as I felt myself to be,.

or would you be

cool, cold even (as you insistl'm cold), in your passion.

I rements

berer you soné of on the cool side before.

Would you be serious!

mosi of the time oe loving, playing - or an exquisite consina

tion of both ias of couroe you were. The smile whar wath which

you'd greet me, I already knew from memory (it was that givings

inviting smile which carpured and melted me berore; bus if I

seened slightly and uncontrollably unasgressive, how would you

react?

I means

slightly unaggressive in kissing and embracing

the external. things • out of habit assumed of necessity

i long

ago

- and though I desperaiegly desired to do and bes all the

things you wished,

I wished (I don't know who vented it most)". I

also wanted to avoid all spurious fronus. I wanted to beme, yes

me with my flaws

and weaknesses (and strengths too). You had

.to

seen me this time as I am, natural, completely natural, but at

the same time I was afraid thai I'd turn out to be something less

that the Image you've carried with you for so long...

It was inevi

table that i'd vorry and wonder how jou'd respond finally face

to face with the reality/

more, 211

Rof:

which immediately dissolved into the first flaming embrace.

*Eröm: that moment on and even now, 1 was on fire). there were so

many unanticipated learnings about new things, as your expressions

and things behind then when, stealing a glimpse of you out of the

corner of my eye, I would catch you watching me when you thought

ly. attention: was elsewhere,

And more physical things too, like

the delectable mole on your forehead just bejond your hairline

every piece

. Of you is beautiful and delicious, especially your

•beautirul (or should I say magnificent, too?)

soft ass and the

harder thing in front. But I was incensed when i ramemberad

that you nad forgotten(on purpose?) to allow me a view oi those

LeES:: J.

want to learn every inch of you - how else will I be

prepared to follow every detail of those hours and days of love?

Do you think I'm too hung up on things external? - or were you

just a

bit. embarrassed, a little shy, I1ke me? (A lot of. fölks

proved to be vulnerable to bourgeols modesty today, didn't they,

.=..

not us, of caursa - the others, I mean.) ! If you

know what&

hard tine iphaving tanning out

these few words - my mind wanders

Into other worlds, worlds full of you, my chin in my nana,

Tamastes Jure ma amy from this machine and before I know ityet:

• the minute-nand on this other machine they've just installed, has

made half a revolution. Yoday, today, though time seemed short,

eight hours but a moment, It was a moment containing a happy,

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trying to sy

in this upright positic

In soing to streich out

on the bea

withs

or, whichever is bist

YOu

and let loose

all thai's holding

together.

Unrestrained, we'll do again all

the things wa did today and inose things too we could not yet

manage, love you, love you with love even more unbounded,.

unconquerable. Yow lire..long wife:

even more

i/9 I'm just back from that San Francisco court appearance where

these traces of you all over my face and nock were exposed to full

vier.

There're far more

conspicuous now than they were yester

day: you fit. iie

I guess I have to confess than ny initial, and I

suppose nacural, reaction nos to be a bit emberrassed then I saw

those huge dark macks in the miceor this norning.

But it goes.

kit!

without saying thauthose remnants of bourgeois sensibilities vere

quickly dispelled by irrepressible visions of their meaning.

La.st

night was hours and hours of lying awake savoring the carlier mo-

ments of the day.

I tried to force nysels into sleep and into the

dreans I knew were awaiting me, but the hours passed

so swiftly hi

that finally I was preparing to for the trip to San Francisco and

a had noi once drifted into sleep. Do you rcalize, George, what

you!ve done to me. I'm totally under your pover, you power mad

male. JP there's a concealed television camera in my room, these

pigs must have nought I was crazy, lying arake all night, staring

at the celling, smiling all the time, sometimes

startling even

myself with bursts of uncontrollable

laughter.

It's almost as if

I were a stranger to myself . your wife is just not the type to

lose.

control over her enotions, but thens never before have I

wanted to give myself without roservations to another./ It's later

in the evening now.

Earlier, as I

was writing, I was suddenly

attacked by a huge wave of depression which i couldn't vard off.

An I: being selfish or 'namaish' when I want so desperately for us

boch to live to in order to love together and fight together?

whatever it 1s, li's all I vant and without it I cease to be

is just that

simple. You were not serious yesterday, Geciges

when you said that if

anything should ever happen to you, I

shoild be able to take it in stride? You couldn't have been, unless

you profoundly understimate my love or else profoundly overesti

mate my ability to be strong and perservere without you. An I

wrong for feeling this way? This was just part of the depression,

the other side being nore akin to anger than sadness, the anger of

having to grapple wich the eleven years. I've told you many times.

before hor aifficult it is for me to ponder at any great length

what you have had to endure .. It seems that I'm beconing increas

ingly. incapable or dealing with the wild, uncontrollable rage broug!,

on by

attempts to reconstruct those years. With no immediate out-

let, I feel it turning inward,

building up inside, eroding things.

stand in ave of this terrible, superior

you've bacome, (something I don't think I can even begin

to undes

" stard) still my anger remains unassuaged, George, I hate those

robots as much as you do, in for what they've done soaxy-to you and

all our people entrapped by their maneuverings.. But even - and

this is a wild, fictitious.

Tale ware the book of.

ali possible worlds, the undque exception of its soodneas being youz

our cleven varnipast concale fee more to jaco as intone, jus

as has absolute as now in the borat of all possible vorlas.. f Lade

These two different faces of the depression I've just described arc

actually the two controlling factors-of my-our life, -I-ronder wetrer

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is utterly inconceivable vithout the othors

the

drive inconceirea..

ble wiibout the hate beceusa I could not love you iithout being

conditiod to destroying your chenied

our enemics, there still re

mains for me a sense in which the icre is a realm

by: Riselle i

sense in which it pedoninates oves all.

I want jou to understand

precisely what i mean, buù i don's seen to be able to aarpoxas

accurately characteride Bhese a avesone

me up inside.

It can't be this

sample;

feelings which are churning

nut let re inagine a -Itua.

tion in which I vere confronted with the possibility of annanilating

a thousand of our enemies and I kner char mith the termination of

the whole thing, you would be gone and Wid still.

• without

be here, here

you, I would elther have do. say no co

become what Huey in

his carlier period called a rovolutionary suieldas

• Randapayx&s.

You night think I'n overgrationalizing our zalationshio, bui I

sort of see a scale of ideals: the suprone runs. or course

would be

us together loving struggling; if this shoula prove unachieveable,

then I would want to sacrifice all for you;

And this second thing

-is not the same as

saying that "if i can't be with you, I want to s

die"... no unnecessary:

futile deaths,

I'n. saying that is

with my

I could buy your freedom, It would be a happy, beautirui way

The last combination on the scale is nothing Less than the

abyss no, no, it was not necting you that was the worst

shing event oi my

life, George, George,

itis losing you, losing you.

I told you once

about a terrifying game I used. to play as a chile.

I"d concentrate all my powers on trying to evoke

the presence of

nothingness, it was

the most frightening thing I could imagine,

but being it,

co generas a term to describe the very same sensations, now atten

dant to cacn uninvoked reflection upon the prospect of losing you.

Is this, then,

the irrational, ambivalent love of an overly pro-

-tective-possessive-mother for

her child? Is this love turning into

Its opposite, beckoning you back to the womb? But I nant you to

wield the xx sword; it's even presumptuous of me to think that I

could offes

YOU

what no one can take away, the raison 'etre of

your life. If you were not already the mighty warrior that. you are;

…I would not have been so inexorably attracted to you, Though I beth;

Bebecome Instinctively defensive each time you accuse me of the mama

complex (even when 1t's meant in jest), because I think I'm

ginning to fathon the extent to which your life has been so thorougi

*Iy

lasnioned by your struggle against the mater familias, it woula

¡be hypocritical of me to continue to conceal mat I realize now are

inmuïaule desires to possess youssexhanage.

But, George, isn'e tre

kind of possession I'm takes talking about of a molly distinet

species. It's

don't know, The more, It seems, I seek some clarity

In my own Keelings,

the more numerous become

the facets of this

dilenna, • The more

I determine to discover some answers, the more

elusiva they become; nothing I do will. banish this hopeless feellns

of entrapment./ But war i am acing?

The last thing I

want to do

is to-have-you worrying because you think I's depressed. And thare's

much too much to be happy about right now-I'm still floating drunk

Sull of you. Do you mind if I indulge myself fon a lev minutes and

recall those things which make me laugh all over.

I like your long,

enruly hair and the way it was sticking all up in the front, that

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down over your forchcad, I like your beautifully sculptured face.

the wides

strong cheekbones, the delicious lips, the stray nair.

which can't qudte pass for

a mustache or beard and yes the Invi

sible knot on your forehead and the broken nose with the invisible

whatever.it' ssupposed-to-be on the side, the tiny scars next to

Lace so beard nay the not bac

jour eye and that perfecily positioned

mole on the tip of your

i nose.

next rech,

i hope.

Maltese falcon with the tip of my tongue. I like the upper part

of your back which I kissed

the lover part which I scralched

(aid it leave any marks?) And

those poverful hands … I shudder

10 think of what it's like to be on the receiving end when they're

all tensed up in fists, but I snow how good they feel in gentle.

in those firm embraces of which I only got'

a hint. Two other areas I've already alluded to, you know water

but then, too, it was only a taste,

Try to imagine how anxious

am at this moment. I like your well molded, terrible arms, now

memories and pictures, you didn't show me the real thing yester

day .and Your legs, t0o, I expeci to get a glimose of them very

and your voice with the menories of lour centuress it makes

chings quiver inside me …and the way you say words that end in

"ny' just like son (I told you you'd call me skinny, even though

Il all add. up to one thing: I love you George

Jackson, every inch on the outside and all the depths and dinen

sions of your awe-inspiring mind.

With this, I'll-close for now:

please accepü this stunbling somecines misshapen love I'm trying

so hard to surrender to you, a Goodnight corges your wife sends

infinite love.

¿/LO Do you realize that you have completely destrojed me? I've done

nothing since that last embrace, nothing that's not immediately

bound up with you thinking, dreaming, fantasizings writing. You'd ha

better caich me, I might very well be

going crazy.-If this happens;

you'll have to accept shuxenize the blame. But It's

already haopened:

I'm

crazy with love and desire and I guess

you're already willing to

accept all the consequences.I Remember what you were saying about H?

I'm not sure whether you were entirely correct, it might be some-

chang else; he may have maxedeas felt threatened in a duiferent

way.

In any event henchezscholse been acting sort of strange latel:.

Actually, I've seen him only briefly - yesterday during the court

appearance in san francisco, he was unusally reticent, he snapped

at me a couple of times and looked really depressed.

It may have nac

something to do with what was going down in the courtroom, yet the

fact that he told s. that he had been extremely depressed

after tha

meeting made me think that that may have had something

to do with

ha his attitude yesterday, Apparently he told S. that he was upset

that he had to carry out our 'private life' under the scrutiny of

wong thing with him ann the next time he comes in - when that'll

De, I don't know,

he hasn't given ang Indication that he-wants- to--

Sot me so you Can thorgle Echorshe then explained all

that away , but, since we made a voi of complete and total honesty,

I'll tell you something which is probably going to strenthen whatever

suspicions you had before. I Ilke to listen to classical nusic

talbod baht: dates back to my high school days and I just can'tra.

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months, they decided

cease resisting my reau

is for a radio;

k5

delivered to me yesterday,

I discovered this really

fan-.

tastic classical music station that plays primarily the stuff I like

most -- Renaissance and Baroque nusic.

Are you laughing out loud?

:: I don't tell many people about

this anachronistic hable,

but somehor

or another I became accustomed to working by that kind of music during!

my high school and college days.

For some reason, i find it soothing

and settlies.

I think I may have tol: you about my thoroughl; neu

rotic sophonore yeax

at Brandeis wbn I.

• locked myself in my

dormitor

room for practically the entire year, absorbed an stuli like che

thousands of pages of Proust's A la Recherche du Temps perdu (The

english title sounds funny, I think - In Remembrance of Things Pasi..

did you ever read any of it? Schopenhauer's morbidly pessimistio

philosophy, the ultimate

conclusion of which is that in order to

solve the

problems of life, to combat the irrational Will that is en-

all absorbed against.

time - days and nights at her boyfriend's place, so I could enjos

almost totaly solitudeson, you'll probably think me crazier than

ever', but remember that this was the period of the nescotic, long-

distance entanglement with the German.

By now, I've purged

•system of practically all.

that shit, but this

passion for Barogue

music never left me.

Jon Inew, he never failed to make fun of me

whenever he caught me in the midst of one of those sessions. It's

memorialized in that film that French woman did … she came over

to the house on Raymond one day to take some shots and caught me

working to the tune of . I think it was also one of the brander

burg concertos, When she filmed me sitting at when i Insisted

know the sound systen was picking un the music.

. that

that the sound should be cut out,

they said people would think thai

the music had been added by the filmmaker anyway.

Enough of this

stimulates memoiles you think

aese resthis months lack their temporal dimensions thangs done

even appear to nappen sequenzladly in here

• just one undifferentiate:

experience, all nois revolving around July &. I'm talking about

Ejust monts, incabable of surmounting the dizziness evoked by the

excruclating knoledge that you've accumulated more years than I

have monts,

Yes I remeber very vividly the argument about who it via=

that called the pigs down upon you, I remember the kick and the

disayproving expression. I think he meant that whoever did it, she

knew then that It was the produci of a failure to resist being mani-

pulated by our enemies.

You know, I wished i'd been able to commu-

nicate more with Robert when the occasions presented themselves, i

both of us being sort of naturally aldor,- we never really tore doin

-the walls. - I recall one particular day when I had this uncontrolla:

desire to lay myself

bare before him; I wanted to tell him how hops-

Tessly in- love with you -Ives, how beautiful and too how painful;

how I had voila to dodicate my

he neva deto deuta use lasa preced at that time an e

Ing and stammering never became anything coherent.

But I did mara:

to tall him thai he had fathered a man who has a unique suecinen ci

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thinker and winters

epitome of the posfeci

equal to any task places before hil,

Did you

volutionary, a man

know about the little

things Roberi used to do for me - like buying me carions of Gauloise.

which were hard to find in L.A,, bringing litole things back fron

the pharmacy where he worked, having ay cal repaired when it broke

down.

I felt a real wermth sometimes.

like the evening ve all sai

around plowing though volumes of old family photographs

and he'd

carefully reveal the idchtity of puch figure and the occasion of

the vecture:

Alrays he would say

that if only he know how,

that

to do

10 set you loose from the chains, the concrete, che

steel,

He wouldn't hesitate lor a moment.

In in a loù of ways he's a really

beautiful man,

you shouldn't allow his weaknesses to completely

•overshadow his strengins; he's lived sn long in a world flakxias

designed to distort and

confound.ds. So have

we all. I'm certain you

but when he save his approval to the plan to transfer

you to folson;

it could not have been mesely out of ai slavish desira to please

the authorities; in some way it must have been a contorted expression

of his love for you.

He loves you deeply, all his children -- It's

so clears/ i'm thinking of things for which I hated my parents so

much as a child. And while I hate hesitate to compare my experiences

to yours which have

been so much more intense, more paznful and have

nade you so much stronger, there is, perhaps a vague kind of analoey.

dedicated tirl Scout

for instance, when my

mother forced me into being a eight-year

(which I never became, of course, at Jeast

not the dedicated part. I was pushed through the whole gamut:

Brownies, Intermediate Ges.s senior tas.

I did enjoy trickna

roughing it camping out in the woods, hikings etc, but coulo not

tolerate

all. the trappings that went along wlin it.

Not because

I was al that age anti-American, but out of an instinctive revulsion.

The yous sunmer before I left the south for high school in New

Yor',- there was a Girl Scout "Roundup" in the hills of colorado

where thousands and thousands of insipid girls from all over the worl

would in participate in inane cerémonial

activities for a. fer weeks.

I refused to be one of the eight or nine Blackfleudes from E'ham

to legitimize this event, but my mother insisted - we fought and

fought and finally she threatened not to sond me to school lat this

point it was HS in N.Y. Or Fisk) the coming fall or anytime in the

juture.

So I went to this ridiculous affair, a combinacion of

flag ceremonies, being struck by lightening and trying to keep

out oi the pacn a of the well-represented bessians.

The story of my

early life can be culled from incidents like this.

Finally I broke

loose and dia what I wanted to do. But I could break loose, In a sens.

In which you couldn't, My futile fantasies:

Why couldn't our posi

tions have been reversed, Out in the sureets you would have made so

much more of your life than I have of mine; you would have been so mi

more of an asset to our people.

I say this

fighting has tears of sag

Before I sat doin to the typewriter today, il cam in with some materi

she wanted ne to revies before she returns

this evening to pick it ugl

msed and she'll be disappoinied if the thing is untouched when she

returns -- I guess I should try to at leaut so unrouen ino motione

of looking that süuff over.ll Its later now, I was about to tell you

again how much I love you before I began dork on that pauphlet then

they told a Ran Fanla was hore. For some strange reason, they ver

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revolutlonary

grabbed

I told renia that we'd

take

arrangenonts

for her to be present at the nest meating.

Out too n for a

while,

seemed in

much notior spirits than yesterdey. Yesterday

have

been his flnsü real experience before a lusex scanine Cali

fornia fescist judge, the kind thai stande with his prorile to the

audience thile

the baliff announces

him, then clicks his

heels,

rotates arcind and takes his seat.

of course

he sefused

to listen

to anyching A has to say.

That may explain his attitude of jester-

day;

In any event, I

asked him whether he was

"embarassed' about:

Thursday and ho: he felt about lü in general. His reply: he was

upset

and mad thai le coulane just be togecher, you and I

aray fron

the Leering facos of those pigs, He vanted, he said.

to do something

similar to thoserSons what those South

American suys did the ohes

we vie talked

about briefly - but, he said, he felt so powerless at

thai moment,

He left with a comment about how pathul the nettings

be, kindling up desires that can't be consummateà, not immedi

lately:

at least.

He loves yous I'm sure of 2t, though

he might

feel slightly compotitive in ways other than what you talkea about.

I've noticed, for instance, hou impressed he is each time he reads

one of your articles, He also identifies with you very strongly.

George I love you I love you, and I just want to keep saying It oves

over, George, tell me exacily what you meant when you said that

• physical love was not that important, Thai love aces not need the

me ox, thy mat nau

• act, that the act is

not a sine que non of love? That is true. Our

love is already tolal, without boundaries, but what more perfect

way to express

a very important part of it? Immediately folLoring

you answer to that question, I would like you to tell me every di

tain of those firsthhours beginning with me on my face, you on tow,

my feet entwined about your nech -- and don't forget about the

missing chair, you beautiful man, •! A scene frozen in my mind:

I am standing

in the liütle glass cubicle dounstairs, standing valtii.

loving desiring and then hot-cold rage

when the chains begin to

rattle as you slowly descend the stairs surrounded by that smally

army of mindless but armed aucomatons, Is your wife, your comrade,

who's supposed to love you fight with you fighi for you. I'm

to rip oft the chains, l'm supposed io right your enemies with my

pody, out I am helpless, powerless, 1 contain the rage inside, 1 do

nothings I stand there watching xanaxa forced to assume the poscura

of a disinterested spectator, the whole scene perceived through

glass, laboratory-like, mad

at them for thrusting this thing upon me;

mad at

myself for doing nothing.

Mad at mysalf too because I could

not fail to see how much counterforce you were exerting upon your

self: each step,

long hard unwilling to be restrained by chains and

pigs, your entira body, with each foot movement, In a hard sway and

the muscles of your face tensing with each sway.

As I rasxperience

this now my pulse beats faster, I begin to breathe harder and I see

myself tearing down this steel door, fighting my way to you, rippina

down your cell door and letting you go free.

I feel as you

terrible is this love.

I George I love everything about you thei

were so many things l'd planned to tell you foi which there just

wasn't enough time, I wanted to tell you how beautirul your i.s.

•Ulysses was. It's inconceivable that eng Black nan or roman who's

halfway sane can avoid, after the slightest cortact walderone fatm

madty in love with you, this is why I often wondar whether I deser.

to have so much of you. And I'm not really jealous than of all the

Icmale attention that's centered on you.

WIth you - ther'a be crany If they; didn't, Sometimes I wonder hon

suart another soman as you lover me.

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would of course be painful, but I woula not love you less and mould

not be spiterul. Only 1t you stopped loving me would I be hopelessly

crushed/

Since this whole letter Is more stream -Of-cönsciousness

than anything. I might as well tell you about a strange kind of

thing I recalled as I thought of your loving me and another woman

simultancously. There was a mans

a German, a sculptor who sclled

himself a revolutionary who lived in the factory structure adjacent

to the one I lived in. He had two wives • one older. one very young.

the older one with

Ture bach had an entire factory floor hile they lived separstely more

two children, the younger wich one.

or less, their meals were taken communally and the man would shustle

between

the two lofts at his own pleasure.

Despite the wierd arrange.

ment they were thought to häve a relationship far less fucked-up chan

the norman monogamous kind . so people thought and so they themselve:

insisted, But one of the last times I saw them, they were all three

on a tram, apparently going out together, but very uncogether, sitting

apart each showering nasty looks on the other two.

of the women should have had another mans! But even if youldia love

another woman, I

know I could never love another man but, still.

I wouldn't be spiteful. thIsd better stop this - you might think

I'm encouraging you to go out and find another woman. And while we're

on this subject, did you remeber that in that letter to Robert I was

telling you about thursday, you told him how exarad crushed you'd be

If I ever married another man for. LIfe. I wanted to write you imm

diately and tell you that that was one thing you wouldn't have to

worry about oe but I didn't lnon whether you would have approved of

• Robert having snown me the letter. I Do you know how elated I vas

when I first discovered that you lored me? I've told you before, but

I feel like talking about it once more. I think I was sort of

in at one nose nei think

embarassed when your mother and sisters first told me that you were

'In love with me." You said Thursday something. Ilke you fell In

love With

a picture - I thought then that you had probably fallen

uponà picture which made me look better than my actual appearance and

that you veren't thai serlous at all.

But, then at that time I

aid not know. George Jackson, He was an abstract figure, a brother 1

had to fighi with and for. Even then I felt good each time one of you

family said something about how you felt about me, but I didn't know

how to respond to something so remote. Until I saw you.. and stunned

I just stared the entire time.

I felt sort of stupid and schoolgirlis

as I watched you diligently sifting through a stack of papers while

falling and thinking to myself at the same time: he's

There were the big smiles and the brief inter

change during the recess when I was timid and stuttering, Did you

notice me during a second recess standing a few yards from the barrier!

walting for some sign of invitation, at least recognition tell you who

were then surrounded by so many others. My pretext for a second

seom to notce.me and disappointed, I eventually had to leave All "

the time i was cort of aumonishing muelf to aton acting like a young

love-cruck dial enorients her first great intacuation.

• Just contr

А расприку

yourself, you'll soon get over it.

That's mär i nepi telling aural?

•at during the trip back and the nest lew days in L.A. But there was

the second love bolt when I read the letter Betsy handed me at that

anti-war rally in Monterrey where Frances and I spoke. As I skinned

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Jove nessage.

so d excused myselis

saying I had left something in

the car on the other side and tired to stig away fion the brother

who as acting as security for me.

he followed mes of course, but

I was ablo to make somo

excuse so

heid at least allon me a fcu

minues alone in the cas. He was probably watching the expressions

on my race, but I paid no ationtion to anything except handwriting

yn loved me (which I suin? coulon't bring myself to

really believe), words so alive, so clearly beginning to unveil the

reality of the man who had so totally capilvated me. During

the

trip

back . ve took the seaside road through fog and curving mountain

ways, and green woods and

water -I tas beside myself with a then

inexplicable kind of happiness

and I paled fron Frances

everything

about you she would divulge. The serious, detached side of me was

-

all the while observing that spectable sails in disbellef. / I must

stop now for the day. Loving you and growing ever more impatient....

7/11 live been trying to wait until the sunday visitors come and

leave, whoever they are, because this thing really shouldn'i be in

the typeriter wen I leave the rooin, not chould they see me trying

to conceal

But visiting begins

at noon and it's alreadyafter 1

and I'n sitting here, still dreaming. Actually I'm not in the mood to

make conversation with strange faces

today. Hopefully no one vill

shor./ Before anything else is said, let me tell you about that other

taig about you so much: the way you laughs doud, clear, un

abashed, Last night alter lights went off, it started

again, grew

and grew until finally the whole cell was lull of the way you laugh.

I stretched out on the bed, put my face in the pillow, and joined

you in your laughings laughing because we love, but too laughing at

the stupidity of these pigs

surrounding us who are convinced that

the order thy're paid to protect is absolute and invulnerable, laughing

at what you said about then; the only real proolem they'll

present

Is that there'll be too many holes to

I guess I'm still high./

One visitor has come and

gone: Ronnie stevens, a Black cat in the CP

Who writes now for the Pu and Is supposed

to be working on the cam

paign. He used to work wiüh the Panthers .. there're a couple of

Interesting things about him I'll tell you whenever we can get together

after all the present shit is daalt with, as the graves are being dug.

As for the other visator - it's a white cat from the Party who was a

schoolnate of mine at Elisabeth Irvin in NY, whom I saw, the last

time in Cuba. I don't really feel like talking about party-related si

so I'll drop this for noi.? But marginally party-

unrelated is an interesting statement Rosa Luxemburg made while she

was in a German prison in 1917 . I"ve been meaning to convey li to

you for a long time, because I think li essentially descrabes your

(my, too?) posture towards the mass movement as opposed to the Party's

This, sho said in a letter to a friend who was apparantly disillusiones

by the aopthy of the German working class: "There is nothing more

subject to rapid change than human psychology.

The Psyche of the

masses emuraces a nole world, a world of almost limitless possibilitic

breathless calm and raging storm; base treachery and supreme heroism.

• The masses alrays represent what historical conditions make of them

wat a given moment, and-the masses-are always- profoundly capable of

-being very different to what they may appear at any

given moment.

a poor navigator wo steers his ship by the superficial weather signs

around irim, and falls to use the means. science has

given hin

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spiilt of the masses:

but on the inexosable lavs

of historical deve-

2opmcn't.

he wiil stect his course by these laws

in deriance of all

disappointmonis and he will rely on history to bring about the

gradual maturing of his actions," She was a fantastic woman, That

so little attention has been paid to her works is probably attri-

butable to irrational male fears as well. as to the fact that she

was an innovative farxisty Second visitos has now come and gone.

As I was

calk ng to hin a chicano brother slipped over (usually they

and was working with Luis+Talamantez and George Jackson and the

other brothers

over there,

Which save me the chance to say a few words

in praise of my husband.

On the subject of other brothers at @, I

asked rania yesterday to

ne contact Ericka so she can get some word

possus i ali now taun to some of the little things we talkea

Rania will ask her to try to arrange a visit if it's

about on thursday . you don't like my shaven legs. You know, before

I shaved them for the first time since December, I was thinling about

But since you did mention it,

J'd like to know what you get out of hairy.legs.

Most Black men say

that hairy legs as ares supposed to be sexy, the harier the better;

what's this all about?

I can remember way back during my elementary

school days, all the older boys would arool over the music teacher

Visit from Howard) The problem now is that after so many years with

the razor, the hair is hard, stiff and much too abundant - before

where chere las one hair, there are now two or three, Outside my

pants and boots always conceal what I have always

thought to be

rather funny looling legs • but If you insist that I leave them

they are, I guess the matter is closed./ On the subject of want to he

should: I do with this mess on top of my head. You seemed

able to see more of my face (I think: the moze concealed, the batter).

should I try to get some of it hacked off? Whatever you

say. Yours

Is beautiful. I had intended to steal some of it from you Thursday,

because I didn't get to keep the first strands you sent me. Remina

the next time if I get so wound up in you that like Thursday

past I

forget all the things I've planned for the session. I've been pro

mised, incidentally, that the day Is Thursday again, this tune wawh

Puchell an John and

"Fleeta,

Do you think we'll be

too many people

fos the cubicle downstairs? Howard will not make it more than likely

he'll be away in New Yosk for a few days.

Actually Franklin & Kentra

will still be back east too, so all of us, Margaret, Fania and I guess

that's it, unless there has

to be a lawyer representing each of us,

If the meeting can't be arranged for this thursday, then there'll be

big problems

stemming from our court appearances . all next week more

than likely. In fact I think Friday will be the only free day next

weck. Do you think that your Investigator could come on Saturday if

1t doesn't come ofi for this weck so ve could get togethar on Friday

of next week?

In any evont, sie wild, -for the time baine, shoot for

Thursday I

assuned you noticad In this norning's paper the advertis

mant for a series the Examiner l5 doing on me.

I can imagine that

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that by now they would have already scraped the bottom in things

pertaining to my personal lifa. I wouldn't be surprised, howeves

If the Gerany guy

consoled to give them an intorview on all kinds

oi things that would have been better left unsaid.

George, you

never have told me hon you salate to that moie arrain - on that

tape J. heard in MY you said something about not hering enough pri

to cale out such things; bui reully now does to make you

feel that I was once Involved

not only with a white man but

vorse, with a German,

Is it so repulsive that you don't vant to

think

about it?

That's the way I feel, After I broke wich hi,

I trained myself to think of that period of my life anly as an aubera-

tion on I've

compiciely repressed whatever pleasures, no matter no.

slighi, were incidental to that era,

I've never described in deiall

the events which precipitated the catastrophic decision to a tie

nyself to that man, (I get the feeling I might be boring you - if so,

just skip this whole secuion) Actually: I think I havexwitarx related

some

these events to you,

but not as

the backdrop against which

that

found myself thoroughly confused

contours of which I was not you anara,

Surrounded by newrotoc white

people who goi their kicks from suicide attempts, fucling in front

of picture ilndows, driving thenselves to verges of insanity competing

with one another for new records in time spent

in library carrals.

I could not grayple with all this madness, had trouble relating to

most of the white folks (there were about

five or six Blacks amid

.thousdnds of whites) During

i the firsi days of that school year I

happenca into a group of crazy foreign

studonts - Africans,

Latin

Americans, Indians, Vietnamese, Philipinos and all kinds of Euro

peans - Frenchs

Greeks,

Italians, Swedes and jes Gernans, Sone of the

people were really beautiaul. I remeber taking and older Philivino

woman (she was 23-24ish

and I was 17) under my wing.

She was

culture-shocked,

having, for instance, never been alone with

a man, not to mentionad having kissed one.

And there

was an extra-

ordinarily beautirul Viecnamese woman who was eventually deported

from the U.S. because of her political'activities and I attended

North Vietnamese meetings with her later in Paris.

There were crazy

Greeks whon I later encountered in the streets of Athens where I had

run away to from Irankfurt, trying to get as

far anay from people I

knew

with only my thumb to take me. I But I'm going off on tangents,

for i was about to tell you how wila and flippant even I was during

the first few monühs of Brandeiss, Confused, as I said, aisorientea,

dissatisfied, but not in a position to pinpoint the underlying causes

assailing authoriay innhatever loim lt aupeared • Chis Insplue ol

my

'aloofness"

we of that on you chose a one to or

nstractined - thts inhit..

As when, for no apparent political reason, I decided to aütend a formal

dance in ny jeans

my uniform during that time, jeans and Army-ravy

store turtlenacks). There were also the wild parties the foreign

students would have, raking up the entire camous after curfes with

loud Greek dances curving

all over the particular area

where the thine

was taking place. "I renember one herdene to nas-pazaus

funny . the occasion vas an affair given by

some staid old respec

table community vonan to honor the forcign studonts, With this other

.It

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stuffed them with food and quickly departed.

There was another, more

serious incident. wich I think I may have mentioned & to you last

yeàr . The sale

girl

and I leit campus one weekend with not pai

-ticular place to go and with nothing

nothing.

We decided, once off the caupus that weid headxanis

to tele us there, no money worths

perhaps

to Clouceste?

beaches anu ?shermant Mass, simply

because the rather rocky

s wharves were austhatically pleasing. lie

had signed out for New lori, because

you could only leave campus oves-

night if you gave an addressa and telrd where you could be reached.)

•By the time we had hiiched to cloucestes, we were of course hungry,

but had no more than ten or trenty cents, so lie scanned the area for

a gullibad restaurant ouner who would give us & frce meal. When

ve offered in this tiny seaside resiaurant to wash dishes in ex~

change for a solid neal, the old man was so moved that he ordered his

waitress to bring us anything we wanted and conveniently forgot the

de/washing part.

He ate,

walked around, absorbed the sights, but

then decided that ramids.

it would probably be disastrous for

sleep on the rocks as we'd planned . it was Novemberish and close

to freezing outsida.

so we spendit

our pennies for coffee wile we

tried to define the alternatives

open for the night ahead,

The deci

sion was to retuin to Brandeis, to make a longer story shorter, but

after we'd hitched the hundred miles or so, it was after curfew and

vie couldn't be caught galavanting about the campus. A friend in the

men's commitory right

off the highway was kind enough, after ve

aroused him, to spond the night

in another room and give us his

two beds for the next few hours,

Things worked out perfectly, until

sometime Jater in the week a snitka told the woman's dean that we had &

not gone to N.Y. and bad, in fact, violated one of the most sacred

rules of the university by spending the night surrounded by men.

a prolonged affair, threats to expell us, our trying to convence the

dean that we had not in fact slept in the men's dorm, but had sone

there and early that mornings after having slept with the rocks in

• Gloucester.

The most humiliaiing part about it all was the trial - be

fore a disciplinary boara composed of frigia white girls no insisted

that he had compromised the honor of the university by accepting

rides with strange men and wandering alone in strange places.

was humiliatrings but outwardly I laughed at them, nocked them and

called them all kinds of subtle names. By then, the charges of

sleeping In the men's dormitory had been dismissed, but they gave us thi

stiffest sentence for the other offense - we were confined to our

dorm roons after dinner for each day during the comingxnanx folloving

months... [I've decided to waich the news on the I.V. set they just

installed ,

but I'll be returning soon.

7/12 Didn't make it back last night.

It was the first time I've

been alloved any contact with the other women in the jail; the three

In the 'felony cell' were eager to

talk so I stayed back therc until

• almost ten.

Two are in on drug charges and the other for the con

This last one really puzzles me; I can't figure out whether

she's. Black or white... She looks whites

long straight hair, etc, but

if you heard her on the telephone a you'd swear that bhe was Black

-To only the jar50n5 but Intonation, everything But I've man met

White women before whive grown up with Blacks all their lives and

sound the same way. Maybe I'll ask her - or len Holt, who's supposed

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It seems, so I'll close iù with a one-sentence

ending: The German

I had despised before for his German arrogance and his intellectual

aloofness, I.

accapted finally as an anchors an cxcuse for embracing

what

I then took to be things more serious.

But s'll not say more

unless

you thera's something in it which captures your interest.

I'm erecting M shortly; she is planning i to see you today

Or

T0m02201s

so she said the last

tine

I saw her.

I certainly hope

this long tring hasn't bored you top nuch and

I hope too that you are

beginning to see that my love for you can never be anything short of

/ total.

Love always,

your wife. I so it was not you goodbye alver

all - Ne did not show today and I feel drawn back to you. Seriously

George, do you think i & might be on the verge of something like

love-induced insanity?

I am still not fit for anything..

Today

during a conforence with Howard and the attorney who has prepared

the appeal on the bail motion I had so gather up all my energles

and powers of concentrations simply in order to keep my attention

focused on the subject of the discussion. All these continuas

wanderings towards you are irrepressible. But lot me relate a rather

amusing anecdote:

My hother unexpectedly appeared today and of

course one of her first comments had to do with the narkings on my

an neck.

Now I'm sure you've begun to detect this strange un

rcality that

pervades between us whenever matters pertaining to

things sexual are at issue.

Myself, I always regress to adolescence

when I have to discuss such things with her.

And she is always

so naive that I find her virtually impossible to communicated viti.

Her question today: What is that on your face as she leaned over

to touch. 1ü.

I lookeû at Howard helplessly, I guess, as I folt

my whole

face turning red, Don't laugh at me. Anyway, I mumbled

something under my breath

about having hurt myself and. then started

to laugh. Howard, of course, called me a liar.

So I said: you know, i

mothers

& George and I were together for eight hours the other day:

• it's -where he kissed'

only my mother would

bey something like this what nep nea?, delhe accidently burn you

with a cigarpatte? By then, I felt like going through the floor:

Howard saved the day by explaining to her that you have extraordi-

narily hot lips and that if she looked more closely shaya could

actually make out your lip prints in three places, She's in another

world.

But she's bean really beautiful around this whole affair

yesterday, some kind oi a bomb (a little one) exploded a few yards

away from her during an LA, rally and there was a bond threat during

one the day before.

she should be used to bonds by now - for years

the area where the house in B'han is located was called Dynamite

H111. /

When I suggested that thing about our having a more public

marrlage ceremony, it was conceived only for lis publicity value.

The first vow was

absolute, it fused us for life and if ve aid have

a ceremony, re would not be more marrlod than we are now; it mould

only be an affirmation of what already exists

for the benefit of

other's.

And then, too, I've always disagreed with those among the

Lawyars who, for the purposes of the case, do not want to concede

that the relationship exists, because they feel that thai might

be

Harris' strongest point.

Whether or not its true that It's hix

most corbelling exement-el 213. 0000s

I'm certain he has accuss to

an abundance of evidence concerning saarus and cus love sance

at the House of D you were my lavorite subject and I couldn't teen

mine our marriage that day when I heard you say yes yes an

→ coarce I love yous/ George Gori

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I have been meaning to ast jou this little thing fos months and

months, sinct I read the manuscript of your book, actually almost

a year. Why on February 19, 1908 did you serve notice to Robert

that you do did not wish

to be addressod by your firsi name, that

you picferred Lester?

I always wondered, Two months Later you

begin again to sign your letters, Googe. I wondered

too whether

I should cam you just Georgo or

like Jon and the rest of you;

family; George Lester.

Nanes

are strange.

When I was a freshman

•at Brandeis, I too decided that I didn't wunt to be known as ingele

and introduced myself always as vonne, & Did you know that at one

time on was going to assuma snother namex? He was considering one

which has left iny monory … as it turned out it neant something like

little cowboy in Spanish, after the young brother who convinced

Che ta include him in his group. You know who I'm referring to? -

he was-15 or 16 and fell during a decisive batile before the revo-

lution was won.

think yon decided that hussar he was too big

to sy call himself 'little' anything.

/ Jo1- I never realized

that there were so many physical similarities between you two.

like in every other ways yes, but i didn't know, for instanes

your behinds are almosi identical in shape and position and the

folas in your chest

ther kept reminding me ex of Jon. Also in the

way you talk, there

Is more in It than the way you say "ny'- tone,

Inflection, even the hesitations.

But then sone of this may be pro-

Jection, a

i just phoned to say that she'll be coming tomorrow for sure,

desire to rediscover ton, whon I love so deeply, In yohope.

She'll also try to have

the order altered to allow Fania and Kendra

io atiend the meeting which I think is now definitely scheauled for

this Thursday. H. said earlier that he had given them notice here

and M will inforn Parks tomorrow as well as John's Fleeta's and

Ruchell's lawyers. I lionder if they all

have to be present. I cer

tainly hope not.! I should stop this, I'm probably wasting precious

moments of yai your time rambling on like this

only because I want

to continue to feel as close to you as we were on thursday. George

you are really destroying me,

Rinatig ve are finally rejoined for sula the duration of our lives.

Do you realize that I've dropped everything I was involved prior

• to Thursday: And I just remenbered that I vas asked to have a

around the case.

him, asked me for It long ago. Did I tell you that last year he

had asked me to accompany hin to Mexico during the Xnas vacation

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where he had to do some work on a film? I finally found something

which may make you a little jealous!! But that was before you

and I politely declined. But he's a

800d men, kind of handsome, too,

tall and huge. You know I'm just saying this to get back at you,

because I can't manage to feel so much as a tringe of attraction for

any other man./ I can't fight this compulsion - another page is close

to compiece... But, seriously, I'll going to end now - I promised the

other women I'd bring them some books and things this evening and

I guess I'll waten che o'clock news Bo Illl put this away reluctan

and reaffirming this mad mad love 2133 and the pains of separation.

I love you totally. Your wife,

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1/16 That was

vicious note I just rece:

20 :

that and

some of

your' most recent conments that were just conveypd to me.

Will

.. you tell me waat is going on?

I'm

beautirul but nisled, beauti

ful but under the wrong influences, And you talk about a calcu

lated plen to disrupt and divide which. sould have been avoided had

yOu HOU

been dissuaded by me carlich in the year in fron bringing

a certain scheme to fruition,

I hope you recall what I said at

the time about fania, Margarat, Kendra and Franklin because I'm

not going to 80 through the riinal of repeating it again.

Ny feel

ings in that regard

remain unaltered.

That you could decided that

Fania, Kendra and I were involved in a calculated more against you

is beyond my comprehension. Even now I keep reaching for that nove,

staring at it in disbelief George, you've dealt me a blow that

hurts with an intensity as great as

the love I feel for you. I

can't feel angry. It just hurts

with terrible piorcing pains.

There's nothing that could make ma stop loving you, buil see

now

how easily that love can destroy me. How could you do this George?

You did not evan attempt to answer Penny wen she asked how

It was possible thai I mighi have been involved in or at least have

assented

to what you have interpreted

as

'an effort to dévide and

disrupt.' / Listen George-the only reason Fania and Kendra

vere at that meeting ai all was because I in had so strongly insisted.

Ilke me they have been extremely concerned about the lack of poli-

tical work around your case.

You knew from the outset that there

position difrered from yours; that's why

vou would interoret conversations that

vs can't understand that

mad with fleeta and John

about their assessment of the

situation as a clandestine attempt

to drar them away from you, I suppose you think that I was there

occupyang you the entire time in order to detract your attention

from the other discussions that were transpiring.

I don't believe

You said nothing to me when I questioned fleeta in your pre

• serice about his feelings about the committee.

But I suppose I'm

the only one you even vernit to articulate legitimate political

disagreements before you.

What makes this whole thing hurt so much

is that I'm vertain that were it not for this thing called love

that's supposed to be between us, you

would have by now turnel.

against me just as viciously as you've turned against my sister and

Kendra, And you wonder why prople are aporchensive when they con-

front you.

You know that Kendra and Franklin knew about those plans.

you had tola aboui five people that I know of and the word was al!

around, You recall I suppose that I was reluctant to tell you the

reasons she was 'scared' when she visited you. I should have told

you about the long theng she, Franklin

and I went through after

they had discovered that you had sent the word out on them, but I

dia noi sant to kindle up bad memories. I should have,

and cer

tainly would have said something about it If I had realized that

you would start talking in those terms again... Do you have any

other plans from Kendra and Fania besides hashianto adding their

names to the Panther Blacklist? George I can't stop loving you,

how can I face my sister who I know would never do anything she

thought was detrimental to you./ Just hours ago I was still arunk

with love, anxiously awaiting your message, but a lew lines ana

a rew words were enoush to send ne plumating Into asons on have

not been able to sat past that little noüe cated today.

parâlyzed me. Under any circumstances I'll love you to the end,

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we saw caon ocher

we did - 2ü makes me palize

that I have

not sinays been

as

as I teal at this mon

' I doubt whether

I'll ever fully recover from the

shock that you think

50 little of

me.r

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7/22 I'nis has been a reck I didn't think i would be able to survive,

Not for many months hava I been so depressed, Since I Icceived lord

that you had, if only tentativelys placed me

in the adversary camp.

so many owner things around ne nave crumoled but I don't think this

is an aporopriase time to bother you with all ine deballs of my

troubles.

You're

the only one who can bring me out of states like

this, but there's this nuge thing between us;

Even on this Javel.

of communication, I feel extremely uncomfortable, I don't love you

less - athat's something beyond my control. But I just can't go

on like this.

Please be rind to me and let me know immediadcly what

this whole thing is all about./ I guess

I really was angry when I

wrote this letter of the loth.

The anger has more or less subsided,

although I essentially feel the sane things I expressed in that anger;

the anger has given way

to this unabated depression. If someoné

sees you tomorrow, please send back some word, I love you, but do

you feel the same as before?

7123 I hope you're feeling better than I Send some message today

before things deteriorate any further. I love you George; we've

got to get

this thing together.

• 1/30 These last two wecks nave

been

awiul in every way.

The full

impact of your note and the discussion you had with M still isn't

clear to me, except that people on the committee (Davis) are being

told that they are not to mention even casually you name, John's

Flecta's, Jon's Xinas', McClain's or Ruchell's/

I don't knowsrExa

whether that is

supposed to apply to me or not. As

I said before,

I really couldn't believe that you kould ever accuse me (randa &

Kendra-600) of consciously working against you.

John's visit the

other day did not help matters nuch-the only message he brought

was that you

'assumed' that since you hadn't heard anything from

me, thai I was not involved in whatever it is that is supposed to

have happened.

This whole thing is still weighing so heavily on

difficult to talk about anything else.. These last

I've done noühing and have hardly been able to chink

about anything else, I'm a wreck, but only because i love you

8/5 How Long has it been now, three weeks almost? The whole time

I've been as it in a daze, going through the motions of things

which have lons since lost all meaning, desperately trying to reacr

you, but failing In each attempt.

M has been reluctant to come,

because of what occured the last

time ... I had persuaded h, who

or quite difierent reasons appears to anoid want to avoid

direct

• contact with you,

but when he got there last week, you were in

court. John promised he'd come by, but I've seen

nor heard nothing

of him. I think that it will try

to see you today, I think, I hope.l

There's not even Ruchell anymore to at least assure me that

nothing

drastic has happened,

a night mare and I've not been

able to keep myself from falling into those deep depressions.

I couldn't receive any word fron you, I was all prepared to set up

those deap depression set un

a meeting for last week or was it wear berore.

In any event, i

told me that you didn't want to come just nos.

He didn't know why

excaDe that you wanüed to save the lasü one for Later, John is here

now . I'd like to hear Tron you soon, --Love you....

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Instant report is being submitted instead of IHM

as pes FD-O1 datea 3/27/69 to facilitate handling.

An extra copy of this report with appropriate FD-376

and photograph for Secret Service are being furnished the

Bureau in the event DAVIS is included in the security Tdex.

Los Angeles has prepared an extra, copy of the report and

FD- 376 with phocograph and will furnish to secret Service,

Los Angeles on Bureau approval.

No interview

with DAVIS is being recommended. DAVIS

Is presently Living wiCh DEACON ALEXANDER (STANLEY SAMUEL

ALEXANDER): Los Angeles file 100-70526, Bureau file 157-10023

currenuly

on the los Angeles Security Index and the Los

Angeles Agivator Index.

It is felt an interview would

result in possible embarrassment to the Bureau.

• 5

This report is being classified Confidential because

it coniains information foon informents which if disclosed.

could reasonably result in their disclosure and compromise

their future effectiveness.

Records of the Jefferson County Board of Health,

Bureau of Records and Vital Statistics, Birningham, Alabama,

were viewed by the Birminghan Division.

Records of the Drivers License Section, California

Department of Motor Vehicles, were caused to be reviewed by

IC FREDERICK M. FREEMAN, Sacramento Division, with negative

results.

Records of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office were

reviewed by IC HERION R. ANDERSON.

Records of the Los Angeles Police Departnent were

revieved by IC MILIARD I. ANDERSON.

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Records oi the Los Angeles Traffic Court were

reviewed by Special Employee GAREY D. POWELL.

Records of the Reall Merchants Cradit Association,

Los Angeles, California, were reviewed by IC BERNaRD ?. BLAIs.

Recoras of the Los Angeles County Voters Regis

tration were reviered by Special Employee GAREY D. POWELL.

IBADS

LOS ANGETES

AT LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA: Will upon Bureau approval

Include Divis in the security index, and disseminate copy of

this report to secret Service.

BOSTON

Ar BOSTON MASSACHUSEOTS: Will submit results of

investigation per referenced letter dated 3/27/69.

SAN DIEGO

INFORMANIS

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

IA 157-2325

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

Dear Sir:

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

DECLASSIFIED BY 5P 2PM 716

0H_

12.22-09

April 15, 1969

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

Also known as

Tamu

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be

covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-

tection, and to fall within the category or categories checked.

1. • Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,

including foreign government officials residing in or planning an imminent visit to the

0. S., because of his official status.

2. • Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other

than legal means.

3. [X Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or

participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member

of other group or organization inimical to U. S.

4. DU. S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or

Chinese Communist blocs and return.

5. [ Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following

criteria:

(a) [ Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and

(b)

(c)

employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

] Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

] Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order

and government.

6. [ Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.

Photograph • has been furnished & enclosed • is not available

• may be available through

Very truly yours,

an abover

1 Edear Holer

Director

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) (1)

U. S. Secret Service, Los Angeles (RM)

Enclosure(s)

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Upon remoual of classied encloses fey, this transmittal form

CONFIDENTRAL

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UNCED STATES DEPARTMENT ORUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TIAL

Copy to:

1 = Secrot Sorvico, Los Angoles (RM)

#MORIG

DECLASSIFIED BYSPOt An1216

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Report of:

WILLIAM H. SNELI

Date:

4/25/69

Fiold Office Fillo #i

157-2325

Title:

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS /

Office: Ios Angelos, California

100-439922-1

Bureau File #:

Character:

Synopsis:

SECURITS MATTER • C/

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS, alSO JEROr As "Tamu"

• residos at

1107-1/2 Wost o7ch Stroot, Los Angoles, Califomia.

Doing sot out.

DAVIS 15 pregoRily 6/21/10, Davis wes olooted an a staff

Background date is

membor of tho los Angolos Chaptor of SNOC. DAVIS dropped

out of succ and joinod tho Commist Portgo DAVIS ig a

SODOr Of the Cho Inmumba, Civi, Morondo Stath Scotion,

DAVIS' activitios in connoction with to SODOt

ano sot out.

Doscription dota sob forth.

DETAILS:

Investigation in this mattor was prodicatod upon

rocoipt of information fron LA Iu3 thei ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

was

member of the Communist Party in 1969

BACKGROUND

BIRTH DATA AND CULIZENSHIP

On January 30, 1969, records of the Jofferson County

Board of Health, Buroeu of Recoras end Vital starisees,

19L2 Bighüh Avcnue South, Birmingham, Alabana, rorlected

that uncor Birth Cortificade nunbos 3737026 for the year 1944:

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS was born JanuRry

26, 1944, the daughtor

Of BENJAMIN FRANKO DAVIS and SALLYE MARCURILE BELT.*

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EDUCATION

LA I-I (6/6/68)

DAVIS attended graduate school in 1968 in the

Philosophy Department at the University of California,

San Diego. DAVIS supposedly attended. Brandeis university,

Boston, Massachusetts from the period 1901 to 1905.

IDENTIFICATION

RECORD

The following is an identification racord furnished

by the FBI Idencification Division:

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UN. ED STATES DEPARTMENT

JUS

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVIE

SGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 2035

2-6-69

you sie

Direch

, is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ON

CHARGE

DISPOSITION

The following FBI record, NUMBER NONE ASSIGNED

NAME AND NUMBER

ARRECEIVEOR

PD San Diego

Calif

Angela Yvonna

Davis #282660

10-5-67

1-blocking

entrance to

pub bldg

2-disobey peace

officer

3-disturb peace

ret 849 (b)

PC detentir

only not al

arrest

3

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ARREST RECORD

Records at the following agencies were reviewed

and reflected no identifiable record on DAVIS:

Ios Angeles Sheriff's Office

Los Angeles, California

April 1, 1969

Los Angeles Police Department

California

Los Angeles Iraîfic Court

LOS AngeLes,

California

March 27, 1.969

LA I-2 (3/13/68)

source advised that oil March 13, 1958, ANGELA DAVIS

was interviewed by the Los Angeles Police Department as a.

burglary suspect but was released without arrest.

CREDIT RECORD

On April 1, 1969, the Retail Merchants Credit

Association, Los Angeles, Callioria, recoros were reviewed

which reflecied no identifiable record òn DAVIS.

VOTERS REGISTRATION

RECORD

On April 1, 1959, the secords of the Los Angeles

County Voters Registration, Los Angeles, California, were

reviewed revealing that ANGELA YVONNE

DAVIS registered in

the Democratic Party on Masch 5, 1968.

RESIDENCE. AND EMPLOYMEN

LA I-3 (3/21/69)

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Source advised the DAVIS resides at 1107 1/2

West 87th Street, Los Angeles, California wich DEACON

ALEXANDER (STANLEY SAVUEL ALEXANDER), Negro youth organizer

for the Southem California District Comunist Paruy

(SCDCP) .

source stated that DAVIS is not employed

at the present time but that she is traveling periodically

beiween Los Angeles and San Diego.

CONNECTIONS WITH THE LOS ANGELES

STUDENT NON-VIOLENT COORDINATING

COMMITTEE (LASNCC) (See appendix)

TA T-lL (7/3/68)

on June 21, 1968, the Los Angeles Student Non-

Violent Coordinating Commitcee,

(LASNCC) held a reorganizational

meeting at its headquarters, 1914 West Jefferson, Los

Angeles, Califomia at which time now Los Angeles SNOC officens

were elected. ANGELA DAVIS was elected a staff nember of

the edicorial

stait.

LA I-5

LA I-6

(5/16/68)

/3/68)

On May 12, 1968,

ANCHLA DAVIS was a special guest

speaker at the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles (See

appendix) located at 2936 West Eighch Street, Los Angeles,

California. DAVIS spoke on sone of SNCC's major projects.

On June 2, 1968, Sergeant DAVID KENT, Intelligence

Unit, New Orleans Police Depariment, furnished miscellaneous

papers on the Los Angeles SNCC.

2066 partemon

Among these papers was a

letter headed "Los Angeles Student Non-Violent Coordinating

Commictee Liberation School" addressed to brothers and sisters

and signed by one ANGELA DAVIS, Coordinator.

The letter

stated that conventional education has failed to meet

the needs of Black people in this country and that there

is need to croat educational structures which will respond

¿o Black people's needs.

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LA I-7 (12/4/68)

On December 4, 1968, source advised that ANGELA

YVONNE DAVIS had dropped

OU.'C

of the LASNCC and had joined

the SCDOP.

CONNECTIONS WITH THE

COMMUNTST PARTY

MEMBERSHIP IN THE

COMMUNIST PARTY

IA I-3 (3/29/69)

On March 29, 1909, source advised thai AnGEla.

YVONNE DAVIS 1S a member In good

standing of the Che Lumumba

Club, Moranda, Smith Section (MSS) SCDCP, Los Angeles, California.

DAVIS ' ATTENDANCE

AT SCDCP HEELINGS

I1 7-3 (8/1/68)

On July 21, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a general membership meeting of che SCDCP at 7213 Beverly

Boulevard, Los Angeles. Topic of aiscussion centered around

the need for political reorganization of the working class.

IA I-10 (8/9/68)

On July 23, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS aGended a.

staff meeting of the

SCDOP at 1254 East Menchester, Los

Angeles, California.

LA I-8 (1]/14/68)

On November 8, 1968, ANCELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a general memberchie meeing of the SCDCP held at 7213 Bevecly

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Boulevaro, Los Angeles.

The speaker was GUSS

HALls Chairman,

Communist

Partys USA, (CP, USA).

On November 7, 1968, ANGELA IVONNE DAVIS aGendeO.

a general meeting of the SCDCP at 7213 Boverly Boulevard.

The speaker was GUS HALL, Chairman of the CP, USA.

DAVIS ' ATTENDANCE AT CLUB

MERLINGS OF THE SCDCP

IA I=3 (7/24/58)

7/29/68

LA Tw11 (8/6/68

on July 18, 1960, ANGITA YVONNE DAVIS attended a

meeting oi che che Lumumba, Club, Miss, SCDCP held at 213c

Third Avenue, Los Angeles,

Califonia.

Topic of discussion

centered around politics.

LA. I-8 (7/30/68)

TA I-12 (8/2/08)

OE2 July 28, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended a

meecing or the cyrid briges club, los, SCLeP at 3040 south

Victoria, Avenue, Los Angeles, California.

Topic of discussion

centered around

capitalism in other foreign countries and

racism.

IA T-3 (8/6/68)

On July 31, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended a

meeting of the Che Lumumba

scher, aù 2120 Thiro

Avenue, Los Angeles.

from the SCDCP and various commitice reports.

IA T-1] (12/10/58)

On November 25, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a meeting oi the che mumumba club, loss seber, aù 2120 Thiro

Avenue.

Topic of aiscussion centered around racion.

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IA Tw10 (1/9/69)

JA I-1l

(1/28/69)

On December 5, 1960, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

Avenue, Los Angeles.

around Communist Party youth action in the community.

LA I-1] (1/29/69)

LA T-13 (1/29/69)

on January 16, 1909, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS autended

a, meeting oi the che Lumumba cuubs Mss, seDere at .104e

Tora avenue, Los Angeles, California. Topic of discussion

centered around racism.

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LA 7-11 6/4%69)

LA Tol.1

On January 30, 1969, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a meeting of che che Lumumba Club, Mss, SCrop, at 2120 Third

Avenue, Jos Angeles.

DAVIS advised that she is dissatistiod

with

the Black people's progress in the comnity.

IA I=3 (3/29/69)

. .

Ios Angeles, Califomia. DAVIS paid $14.00 fOr CLUb

dues.

DAVIS ' ATIENDANCE AT

A MEETING OF THE NEGRO

MEMBERS OF THE SCDOP

LA T-O (8/12/00)

LA 1=0 18/12/68

LA T=12 (8/14/68)

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On August 4, 1968, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

a meeting of all Negro members of the SCDCP at 5731 South

St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, Califoria. Topic of dis

cussion centered around the election campaigns,

working

class

trade unions, and building of the communist party.

ACTIVITTES FOR THE FURTHERANCE

OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY

LA I= 8 (10/17/68

LA T-11 (10/17/68)

On October 13, 1900

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS attended

the annual People's Worla (PW) banquet held at the Miramax

Hotel, Wilshire and Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica, Calliornia.

Topic of discussion centered around problens of the Mexican

American.

The PW Is a West Coast Weekly Communist

newspaper.

LA I-8 (2/18/69)

IA 1=9 (2/78/69)

On February 9, 1909, ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS aGendeO

the 31st Anniversary Celebsation of the PW held at the

Alexandria. Hotel, Fifth and Spring Streets, Los Angeless

California. Topic of discussion was student unrest.

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MISCELLANBOUS

LA I-21t (7/24/58)

On 7/24/68,

source was shown a photograph of ANGELA

YVONNE DAVIS taken 10/5/67.

Source stated that the woman in

the photograph strongly resembles the woman who, on 9/11/67

with a male companion, purchased a shotgun at Sportstown,

Source added that if the woman

2673 La Cienega, Los Angele 135 pounds, and has pierced ears,

in the photo is about 5'7"

she is almost certainly the

woman who assisted in purchasing

the shougun.

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DESCRIPCION

The following is a

description of ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

as obtained from LA I-2s

I.A

Io3 and Los Angeles County

Voters Registration files:

Name

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS, aKa

Tamu

Sex

Race

Height

Weight

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Eyes

Hair

Education

Femo.1e

Negro

5'8"

145

January 26, 1944

Birmingham, Alabama

BI?OW11

Black

Attended. Brandeis University

Boston, Massachusetts between

1961 to 1965. Graduate student,

Department of Philosophy,

University of California.

--

San Diego, 1958.

a'c

Residence

1107 1/2 West 87th Street

Los Angeles, California

Previous residences 6250 South Venice

Los Angeles, Califoria

536 Rushville

La Jolla, California

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APPENDIX

COMMUNIST INFILTRATION OF THE

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF LOS ANGELES

Party members and sympathizers over a period of years:

and lecturers at the church frequently espouse Communist causes or

follow the Communist Party line. Communist front group literature

is distributed at the church.

The church is used by some Communist

Party members for "mass concentration" work.

This same infiltration extends to adjuncts of the

church such as the Unitarian Public Forum and the Fellowship for

Social Justice, formerly known as the Unitarian-Universalist

Fellowship for

Social Justice.

STEPHEN H. FRITCHMAN has been minister of the church

since 1948.

Reverend STEPHEN H. FRITCHMAN is described in the Fourth

Report, Un-American Activities Committee in California, 1948,

as a very active "Communist fronter"

numerous

Page 115 "Communist front organizations and activities"

and connected

i with

Membership in the First Unitarian Church does not, of

itself, connote membership in or sympathy with the Communist Party.

APPENDIX

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ALAL

APPENDZX

LOS ANGELES STUDENT NON-VIOLENT

COORDINATING COMMITTEE

A source advised in July, 1958, that the Los Angeles

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (IA-SNCC), headquartered

at 7406. South Western Avenue, Los Angeles, California, is not a

membership organization but

a loose-knit agency composed of young

militant, black nationalists from South Los Angeles who have

eliminated all Caucasians from their ranks and have initiated a

program against the draft, the war in Vietnam and discrimination

and have proposed a revolutionary program utilizing armed force,

political and economic action to obtain their goals.

LA-SNCC is

an arm of the National Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee

organization will be more harmonious.

The above source advised that at a meeting of lA-SACC

for all sNce personnel to be armed in order to shoot"

leaders on Narch 22, 1958, the group indicated it was mee copsy

when they are stopped in South Los Angeles.

A source, in Mey, 1968, indicated that IA-SNCC leadership

has encouraged a11

associates of LA-SNCC to obtain arms and to be

armed at all times.

On April 5, 1968, fOUr IA-SNIC officers were arrested

by the Los Angeles Police Department at LA-SNCC headquarters in

possession of two fully loaded .30 caliber Mol carbines and one

buckshot.

firearms.

by the Los Angeles Police Department for possession of loaded

On May I4, 1968, then Director JOHN FLOYD and three

Security Officers, IA-SNCC, were arrested by the New Orleans Police

Department for possession of stolen property.

New Orleans Police

Department found four automatic weapons in attache cases carried

by the above persons.

They also obtained material concerning

instructions in the making of Molotov cocktails, bombs and booby

traps for sabotage in guerilla-type warfare.

This literature was

published in Communist China.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

LoS AngeLes, CaLliornia

April 15, 1909

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Title

ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS

Character SECURITY MATTER • C•

Reierence RepOrt Of SA WILLIAM H. SNELL daved

and captioned as above at Los Angeles.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

• -

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the proporty

of the FBI and Is loaned to your agency; It and Its contents are not lo be distribuied outside

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SECRET/SPECIAL HANDLING

CRONIE IN ENVELUPE

MAR & 1973

CIA! BY CCURIER

23 March 1973

SUBJECT : M

Hunter Report No. 28,280 (Items 73B08Z/AA)

Attached for your information is Soviet correspondence

addressed to A-gela Y. DAVIS, Palo Alto, Cal., and Jane FONDA,

Beverly Hills, California.

afo. from Bureau Inf. 200

in discemination outside Bureau

¡ Use cor lead purpose only

Do rio: male cortes

: caraphrase

_ U.S

i in did illegible

_Code.

infrasce value

Muncion lance ving mue but translation

should be rotainel.

ants

supervisor

4/20/23

WARNING NOTICE

SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES

AND METHODS INVOLVED

84 APR 27 1973

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SUMMARY

73BO8AA

To

28Jan73

Eng]/PH

I FONDA, Jane, c/o CHARIWELL-FRENCH-PERENCHIN AG(ENCX?);

9720 Wilshire Blva.; Beverly Hills, Calli.

FromAY REBANE, Johannes-Jaan); Oru 7-3; Vilyandi, Estonian soR

BH

Soviet movie fan writes to an American actress active in peace demonstrations

requesting her autograph today on this first day of peace in Vietnam.

(TN:

There are many correspondence traces on the surname REBANE in and out of

the Soviet Union but none on a Johannes or Jaan.)

WARNING NOTICE

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AND METHODS INVOLVED

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PAR AVION

BY AIR MALL

PAR AVION

Мн. Jae Fonda

c/o Chartwell-Freuch-Perena

9720 Wilshire Bl.

Bererly Hills, Califamia

:M. 5.A.

С.

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93B08

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SPECTAE

TANOE ING

Viljandi,

Janwary 28, 1973.

Dear Mrs. Jame

Fonda,

pardon for having the heart to serite to you. My

excuse por downy this is the graint nopect

actor I saulel mention you is the firt place.

So I belong to the millions who share my opinion

that your way of acting is excellent, that it he

depth and intelligence

I should like to emphasis that

you have waw the heart of Soviet circua-yous

an well an you have received the greatet gio-

val encryhere all over the

waild.

You have playco un ver

тому

they have varice from fright conicolic

to the peactrating human dramas. The ouly

fish ishich O have seca with your participa-

"They Shoat Haves, 'Don't Shey'

?"

This filur has given au supression O Ncer

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shall paiget. All the mare I have read

ahon you, about your ant as well as many

publicatiens discussing your political act vice,

your pervent stuggle againat the war. To

this spect your name has acquired legenda-

sy yance here in the Sovict Muian.

si. Vict-Name,

Today, in the pin ele yac

for your permissica to present you any

greatise intricaty - with ace my heart

disine. to resceive your autograph.

all fixchoud you wice haus

no appartunity you dealing with the matter

ap. no consiguence like...

Hus one, and the dare

generous complaisance cau guarantee that

you sill and that like to rum that

your generous reply woull signify for me mass

threve

That over could he expected hey are. O

shoull retain your autograph with the diepent

fricty and never ston to recall your magh-

animity arich unfailing gratitude.

Please do not refuse to

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mo the meane dance ty ging you

enticaty. Picase do not rexur tó do au

admines: Of your art very, any happy!

wish you

since and profane respect and affection.

Hinting you new successes and

achievements in your creatine wars a

all re sins ten to sell die gane

FaithFully yours,

Jaanteene

VIAN REBANE

202900 VILVANOI

ORU 7-3

ESTONIG

SOVIET UNION

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422 (Rev. 1-28-75)

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Records Section

1/2:

, 1925

Name Searching Unit, 4543 JEH-FBI Bldg.

Service Unit, 4654 JEH-FBI Bldg.

Forward to File Review

Attention

Return to MENDENHHLL

supervisor

Room

15.=7

Ext.

Type of References Requested:

_Regular Request (Analytical Search)

All References (Subversive & Nonsubversive)

Subversive References Only

Nonsubversive References Only

Main

References Only

Type of Search Requested:

_Restricted to Locality of -

Exact Name Only (On the Nose)

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List All SeRiALS iN 105-107845

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Birthdqte & Place

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Prod.

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Searcher EC

FILE NUMBER

SERIAL

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SUREIN IS UNCEASSITTED

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OFTIONAL FORM NG. 10

L'AY DONE ECITION

ESPIPMA (11 (FR) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES

Gi

NMENT

Iviemorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-447935)

DATE:

FROM

tiger, was cano novans

SUBJECT:

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES,

1520 lew hampshire Avenue, i. w.

Washingotn, D. C.

#moe16

SHI-MISC

AGL INFORMATION CONTAINED

00: RFO

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFLED

B11 8-22-00 BYSP-ZAIMING

UGT 1 2 1970

Gert

hite.

WrO dated 9/17/70.

Enclosed for the Bureau are 5 copies of an Li! dated

and captioned as above. All other receiving offices have two

enclosures of the LiM.

The LIM is classified "Confidential" to protect the

identity of (WF 2075=5)who is of continuing value to this Bureau.

live informant

The first source mentioned in the LIM' is(EARL

BACZENCAS

Superintendent of Communications Granite GIty- Steel

Company

Granite City,

Tilinois (protect by reguest) (on official", )

The second source mentioned in the LHM is

Corning Glass /

ric,

Works, Corning,-

(protect by request), an officitog

The third source mentioned in the Liii is dr 2075=S

Located In WE 100-46784-29317

cur atival

The "other investigative agency" who provided information

to the FBI was the (laval Intelligence Service Office, MISO›:

Washington, D.C.)

Third agony

Both the IPS pha, "ARCUS G. RASKIN have been the subjects

oI security investigavions aù leo for sometime. RASKI iS

currently a security lindex Prority 1 subject.

g/-Bureau (Enc. 5)

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WEO 100-46784

COPIES CONT'D

2-Atlanta (Enc. 2)

2-Albany

(Enc.

(RIT)

(RM)

2-Baltimore (Enc.2)

(RM)

2-Birmingham (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Boston (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Buffalo (Enc. 2)

(RM1)

2-Chicago (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Cleveland (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Detroit (Enc. 2) (RM1)

2-Denver (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Houston (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Indianapolis

(Enc. 2)

2-Kansas City

2) (RM)

2-Little Rock

(Enc.

2) (RM)

2-Los Angeles

(Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Louisville (Enc.

2) (RM)

2-Milwaukee (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Minneapolis (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-New York (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Philadelphia (Enc. 2) (RI)

2-Phoenix (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-Pittsburgh (Enc.

2) (RM)

2-Richmona (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-San Francisco (Enc. 2) (RM)

2-St. Louis (Enc. 2) (RM)

All offices receiving this letter are requested, as

per Bureau instructions, to contact established sources

familiar with industries engaged in National defense

work, to

determine if industrial security officers in these plants

have

received similiar inquiries from the IPS.

Submit pertinent

information to the Bureau in a form suitable for dissemination.

Investigation re IPS continuing at WFO.

застой

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" In Reply, Please Refer 2o

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washingtont 22 fru 20535

CONFLOCUTIAL

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NORTH WES!

WASHINGTON, D. C.

On August 21, 1970 a source who is in a position to

furnish reliable Information advised the Federal Bureau of

Investigation (FBI) as follows:

"Gentlemen:

"The attached letter was received in the mail

today.

Perhaps the times we live in have made

me super-conscious of our nation's security, but

the letter sounds a little shady to me.

For

example, wouldn't this be a perfect way for a

foreign

power (or even radical Americans) to deter-

mine what it takes to destroy American industry?

" For all I know, the Institute for Policy

Studies could be

a communist front for an

espionage operation.

"At any rate, we're Not going to provide Mr.

Raskin with the rather vital information he

asks for... and you may put his letter in your

fIles in case you decide he also sounds

suspicIous to you."

The letter to which the first source is referring was

typed with an IPS letterhead, dated

August 17, 1970, and signed

Marcus G. Raskin, Co-director. The letter was addressed to Granite

City Steel, Public Relations Department, Granite City, Illinois.

It stated as follows:

CONFTDENTIAL

GROUP/

1

Excluded From automati

declise

downgrading and

declassification

33

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CONNIDENTIAL

INSTITUES FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NORTH WEST

WASHINGION, D. C.

" Dear Sirs:

" I am doing a study of the problems

of industrial

security.

As a starting

point, I would appreciate any written

materials which you might have con-

cerning this question including, a

biographical resume of the person or

persons in charge of your security

program.

Thank you very much. "

On August 28, 1970 a second source who is in a

position to furnish reliable information advised that the Corning

Glass Works, Corning, New York received a letter from Marcus G.

Raskin, which 1s Identical to the one described above.

On 9/22/70 another investigative agency provided the

FBI with Information that the Hewlett-Packard Company, Palo

Alto, California also received a copy of the above described

letter from Marcus G. Raskin of the IPS.

-Re-the IP'S:

The IPS has been characterized in an article in,

the Washington, D. C. weekly newspaper,

"The Examiner"

dated September 24, 1967 page 22

by baith Kermit Roosevelt.

She stated in part

= that the IPS is a Washington based "Think Factory"

which helped train extremists who incite violence

In U.S. cities, and whose educational research

•serves as a cover for intrigue and political

agitation.

Through its conference and seminars, the

IPS

exerts a continuing influence on the ideology

and tactics of the Newsleft.

Re Marcus Goodman Raskin:

Raskin has been publicly described as Co-director and

Trustee of the IPS; AB University of Chicago; JP University of

2

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CONFIDENTIAL

INSTITUTES FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NORTH WEST

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Chicago Law School; Trustee of Antioch College, associate

editor of Ramparts

Magazine, and

author of many articles

on public policy.

"Ramparts" is a monthly magazine with

California.

Case or or theme roes dontain /

in article on "Ramparts" which states

npart that

It is

"radical in style

and politics"

• It belongs to the

left, if not the new left...

In addition, Marcus Raskin has also been publicly

described as a co-defendent with Dr. Benjamin Spock on charges

of conspiracy to advise others to avojd the draft.

More recently Raskin was credited in a Washington Post

newspaper article entitled "Military Influence Deplored,: as urging

at a conference on Military Budget and National Priorities, the

dismantling of the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Depart-

ment, and the National Security Agency within the next decade as

the only sure way of reversing the "national security" state.

In April, 1970 a third source who has provided reliable

information in the past advised that Marcus Raskin was one of the

speakers at a convention of Federal Employees for Peace, Equality,

and Priorities held In Washington

Raskin stated

in part

that such Government agencies. as the FBI, Secret Service

intelligence services of other Government agencies, and the military

should be done away with, in that order. He labeled these

agencies as un-American.

He stated that the capitalistic system

in the United States 1s causing imperfalism and aggression in

other parts of the world and that federal employees should

organize to encourage the Government to change these policies and

to do away with the above mentioned agencies.

This document contains neither

recommendations nor conclusions

of

the FBI. It is the property oi

the FBI and is loaned to your agency:

it and its

• contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

CONFIDENTIAL

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

GSA FIER NAI CIR) 101211,6

UNITED STATES

Memorandum

DIRECTORS FBI (100-141935)

:?V.

SAC, BUFFALO (100-20859) (P)

DATE: 12/29/70

AZIL IMPORATION CONTAIM OR 16.

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIOS

1520 Rew Hampetire ivere, N.w.

Washington, D. C.

SM - MISC

00: WASHINGION FIELD

11157

Re WEO letter to Bureau, 10/12/70.

Enclosed herewith for che Bureau are five copies of

an

LaM and two copies

Io? WEO, setting forth infurnation ob-

taineo through contact with estabiished souices faniliar with

industries eugeced in national dc'ense work in the Fochester,

N.Y. area.

the first source mentioned in the will is (scot B.

F'ARRELLY, Manacer of Orfice and Services Administration,

Xerox corporation, weunter Me protect per requent) an official of

The second source mentioned in he IHM is MARK H.

testan /caar Congany, Rochester MY-ard a forner

Pirator That at oner Park,

agent. (Protect var request), ins official of

The third scurce mentioned in the LAM is (JOHILD.

value to this Bureau. (usa.

To set "en" to protect sources of

Burean unCS.

(Ri1)

• WEO (Encs. 2) (100-40784) (RM)

2 - Buffalo

JRC; sds

(7)

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

Buffalo, New York

December 29, 1970

614/25

NOT

-80057

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEV HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON, D. C.

source,

who has furnished reliable information in

the past,

advised on December 9, 1970 that the Public Relations

department of the xerox corporation, Rochester, New York had

received a Letter dated August 17, 1970 with an Institute jor

Policy stuaies (IPS) letterhead,

and signed by MARCUS G.

KRASKIN, Co-director.

Mii"::

The letter is set forth as follows:

"Dear Sirs:

I thin.

I am doing a study of the problems

of industrial security.

As a starting point !

I would appreciate any witten materials which

you might have concerning this question, in-

cluding a biographic resume of the person or

han see vous security program.

This source advised that the letter had been directed

to the Security Officer at Xerox and no reply had been contem-

plated.

The source also furnished at that time a copy of

'"Combat," Volume 2, Number 19,

dated October 1, 1970, which

set out the following information on page 2:

"LEFT'S THINK-TANK LAUNCHES. CAMPAIGN AGAINST SECURITY

FORCES:

the Institute for Policy Studies, a Washington "Think

•tank" which has been promoting the causes of the leit ton

COMADE TAL

614/75

GROUP 1

Exclured from aurspaiic

downgrading and

declass1t1cat10n.s

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1801/cwr

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HAUPSHITE AVENUE, NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON, D. û.

several years, is now engaged in two programs aimed at. American

security. Program 1 is a document IFS is now circulating to

radical groups around the country,

"A Proposal for the formation

of Liberation Collectives

Liberation of Washington. "and Brigades and for the Disruption/

It is a call for all-out sabotage

of government, beginning at the Potomac.

There are five basic

demands:

1.

immediate withdrawal of United States

foxces from southeast Asia

2.

$5,500 a, year guaranteed income for every

family of IOUX

3.

"liberation!' of all "political prisoners"

(i.e

• , Black: Panthers, draft resisters,

military deserters, etc.)

H. "independence" "for the people of

Washington, D.C.

churches,

United States

eic, i, of

with the

and the police.

his urges brigades, if they

,can be recruited, to

descend on Washington (no date has been set,

or November are beingmentioned) and (1) hold

federal employees, (2) meet with

"genocidal agencies"

the Capital lawn, with members of Congress being forced to ex-

plain their support of genocide," with possible sit-ins in the

(4) blocking highways and bridges to, the Pentagon and

CIA buildings in Virginia, (5) stopping armed forces conscrip-

tron and enlistment, (6) opening of government

nospitals anc

cafeterias "to all people"

and turning military reservations

over to

"people who need housing.

New Leftist leader Rennie

Davis, recently publicized by the media for his successiu

one of the authors of the Liberal Papers a few

years back which called for dismantling United states offensive

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INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVLHUL, NORTHWEST

WASHINGION, D.C.

7235

and defensive forces). Haskow and Davis have established

liaison with groups around the country.

A man who once had a place of honor in the office

of President kennedy's rational Security Council, Marcus

Raskin,

heads up IPS's Frogram 2 which at the moment is collecting

information about the men who handle security for the nation's

industrial plants. Raskin, another Libera Papers author, was

once on Ranparts board of directors, and was an out-spoken critic

of the CIA and the National Security Agency and other intelligence

organizations.

In mid-August Raskin sent a letter to the public

relations departments i 500 American companies, Informing the

PR men: "I am doing alstudy of the problems of

industrial

your socurity program.

thank you very much.

PR men habitually

respond to such inquiries without asking questions themselves.

Contacted by "Comat" Raskin said he was doing the research for

a book which would show "the class background and educational

background of the men who head tarious programs, who are part

of the business elite.

He said lone of his irerests was to find

out what happened to ex-military officers and ex-FBI agents.

Most American firns will not conceal the background of their

security managers, but when a man who in the past has attacked

national security

programs (e.g, nuelear testing, Sybolt

missiles, etc.) tries to compile

a filing cabinet of dossiers

on the men who guard the country's industrial plants, security

agents are suspicious.

Not suspicious enough though.

Raskin

"Combat" that he has received more

than 200 ceplies."

"Combat" is a nevsletter published by National

Review, Inc., and is described as a Newsletter that "keeps

you informed

about the revolutionary struggle in America today."

A second source, who has furnished reliable informa-

tion in the past, advised

on December 9, 1970 that it had come

to his attenti on

that such

an inquiry had been received by the

Corporate Information Section of the Corporate Relations Divi-

sion, Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, New York, la number of

months ago.

A brief reply was directed to the sender informing

him that such

information as that requested was not available.

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NUT

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INSTITUTE FOR POLICY SIUDIES

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUES NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON, D.C.

sia bread.

The source advised that no record was maintained of the inquiry

and

reply by the eastman Kodek Company, and recollection of the

incident was disclosed by an official in charge of the depart-

ment.

A third source, who has lurnished reliable intormation

in the past, advised on December 9, 1910 that the industrial

Mnagement Counci. of Rochester

which maintains contact with

Industrial Management personnel from Rochester firms, was

aware of contact made by IPs with the Xerox Corporation and the

matter was brought up at one of the Industrial Management

meetings, primarily to alert responsible persons to the possi

bility to receiving

such an inquiry

fron Raskin. No additional

information has come to the sources' attention of any additional

contacts with local industry.

Re the IPS:

The IPS has been characterized in an article in

the lashington, D.E. weekly newspapers

"The

dated September 24, 1907s page 22, by

EDITH KERMIT, ROOSEVELT.

stated in part

that

the IPS is a lashington based "Think Factory"

which helped train extremists who incite violence

in U.S. cities, and whose educational research

serves as a cover for intrigue andpolitical agi-l

tation.

Through its conference and seminars,

the IPS exerts a continuing influence on the

ideology and tactics of the New Left.

Re MARCUS GOODMAN RASKIN:

RASKIN has been publicly described as Co-director and

Trustee of the lis; AB University of Chicago; JP University of

Chicago Law School; Trustee of Antioch College, associatc

editor of

"Ramparts Magazine,"

and author of many articles on

public policy.

"Ramparts" is a monthly magazine with editorial

offices in San Francisco, California. The

September

10, 1967 issue

of the

"Denver Post"

contained

an article on "Ramparts" which states

in part that it is

"radical in style and poli-

tics.

It belongs to the left, if not the New

Left...

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INSTITUTES FOR POLICY STUDIES

1520 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON, DoG.

17225

In addition,

MARCUS RASKIN has also been publicly

described as a co-defendent with Dr. BENJAMIN SPOCK on charges

of conspiracy to advise others to avoid

the draft.

More recently RASKIN was credited in a Washington

Post newspaper article entitled "Military Influence Deplored,"

as urging at a conference on Military Budget and National

Priorities,

the dismantling of the Central Intelligence

Agency, the

Defense Department, and the National Security

Agency within the next decade as the only sure way of re-

versing the "national security" state.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI.

It is the property

Of the MBI and is laned to your agency? it and

its contents

your agency.

-5*=

1 NOT -69NISTE

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• MAY 16E2 EUITION

GSA FPSR (41 CET) 108-11.8

UNITED STATES GC

IRNMENT

Memorandum

1312

:Freedom of Information Act Unit

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM

Susan M.

hauser

Statt Assistant

to the

Deputy Attorney General

SUBJECT: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST - Mitchell Rogovin

#mOR/6

I RAORLACE COOTATOES

16 EULEAR

DATI: February 24, 1975

0

Enclosed herewith is a request under the Freedom of

Information Act, 5 U.S.C. 552, for access to any records

relating to the Institute for Policy Studies.

Pursuant to 28 CFR § 16.5 which took effect on February

19, 1975, the responsible division shall, within ten working

days, either comply with or deny a request for records unless

unusual circumstances warrant an extension of time.

In cases where additional time is required increments

extensions

shall be granted by the head of the division in

of five days or less.

The requester should be notified of

the reasons for the time extension and the date on which

a determination is expected.

If the request is denied, the requester should be in-

formed by the head of the responsible division of 1) the

exemption(s) authorizing the withholding of the records,

2) how the

exemption applies to the record withheld and,

where relevant, a brief explanation of why discretionary

is not

appropriate, 3) the name and title of the

person(s) responsible for

the denial, and 4)his right of

administrative appeal within 30 days

to the Attorney

General and the availability of judicial review there-

after.

Copies of all acknowledgements, extension notices,

and responses should be forwarded to my office, Room 4212.

73=2410

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Freedon of Information Act Unit

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Susan M. Hauser

Staff Assistant to the

Deputy Attorney General

FREEDOM OF INTORJATION ACT REQUEST - Mitchell Rogovin

February 24, 1975

Enclosed herewith is a request under the Freedom of

Information Act,

5 U.S.C.

552, for access to any records

relating to the Institute

for Policy Studies.

Pursuant to 28 CFR § 16.5 which took effect on February

19, 1975, the responsible division shall, within ten working

days, either comply with or deny a request for records unless

unusual circumstances warrant an extension of time.

In cases where additional

time is required, extensions

shall be granted by the head of the division in

increments

of five days or less.

The requester should be notified of

the reasons for the time extension and the date on which

a determination is expected.

If the roquest is denied, the requester should be in-

formed by the head of the responsible division of 1) the

exenption(s) authorizing the withholding of the records,

2)how the exemption applies to the record withheld and,

whore relevant, a brief explanation of why discretionary

release is not appropriate, 3) the name and title of the

person(s) responsible for the denial, and 4)his right of

administrative appeal within 30 days

• to the Attorney

General and the availability of judicial review there-

after.

Copies of all acknowledgements, extension notices,

and responses should be forwarded to my office, room 4412.

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THURMAN ARNOLD (1891-1069)

PAUL A. PORTER

MILTON V. FREEMAN

NORMAN DIAMOND

WILLIAM L. MEGOVERN

RNOLD & PORI

1229 NINETEENTH STREET, N.W.

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036

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TELEPHONE: (202) 872-6700

CABLE: "ARFOPO"

TELEX: 89-2733

EDGAR M. DRENNER

DENNIS G.L.YONS

ROBERT E. HERZSTEIN

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MCALEE

February 20, 1975

MITCHELL ROGOVIN

WALTER

J. ROCKLER

CLIFFORD L. ALEXANDER, JR.

WERNER KRONSTEIN

PAUL

S. BIRGER

JAMES F. FITZPATRICK

MELVIN

C. GARSOW

BRUCE L. MONTGOMERY

JOHN D.

HAWKE, JR.

NURNATA

DANIEL A. KEZNECK

GERALD M. STERN

MELVIN SPAETH

DAVIO R. KENTOFF

DAVID HeLLOtO

RICHARD S.

EWING

PETER K. BLEAKLEY

ALEXANDER E. BENNETT

RICHARD J. WERTHCIMER

HARRY

HUGE

JACK

L. LIPSON

JEROME I. CHAPMAN

MYRON P.

CURZAN

JAMES A DOENIN

STEPHEN L. HESTER

MICHAEL N. SOHN

Office of the Deputy Attorney General

United States Department of Justice

Washington, D. C. 20530

*1'75

IT DEMERAL

#MORIG

17I. 10EZ TTORIEATICH CONTATUED

Gentlemen:

Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, 5

U.S.C. $ 552, as amended, and 28 C.F.R. $ 16.3, I here-

by request that you make available for inspection and

copying any investigatory files maintained by the Federal

Bureau of Investigation, either in its office at the seat

of government or in its

Washington Field Office, relating

to the INSTITUIE FOR POLICY STUDIES, subject of course to

the exceptions enumerated in 5 U.S.C. $ 552(b) (7), as

amended by P.L. 93-502.

RONALD E. HAYDANEN

BROOKSLEY LANDAU

ANDREW S. KRULWICH

PATRICK F. J. MACRORY

IRVIN B. NATHAN

ROBERT H. WINTER

NANCY K. MINTZ

NORTON

F. TENNILLE. JR.

HOSEN! D. ROSENBAUM

3. BRADWAY

BUTLER

Muhan 4.10:4994

KENNETH A. LETZLER

DOUGLAS G. ROBINSON

STEPHEN M. SACKS

THOMAS J.

MCGREW

MARK J. SPOONER

G.

PHILIP NOWAK

DAVIO

BONDERMAN

STEVEN P. LOCKMAN

JEFFREY A. BURI

CARY H. SHERMAN

SIMON

LAZARUS

THOMAS

E.SILFEN

DANIEL M. LEWIS

HONAL О. ПЛІНА

GARY G. GERLACH

LANNY J. DAVIS

PAUL

S. RYERSON

THOMAS О. ЛОСМі

LAWRENCE C. MAISEL

JOHN

M. FEDDERS

RICHARD A. GOLDSTEIN

THOMAS B. WILNER

DIANA D. CLARK

STEVEN BRODSKY

IVOR C. ARMISTEAD JIT

JAMES W. JONES

STEVEN M. SCHATZ

ROBERT S. THORPE

ROBERT H. WOOD

ROSALIND C. COHEN

PAUL S. REICHLER

LINDA F. DLUMENFELD

LEONARD H. BECKER

MARTIN RIGER

ROBERT PITOrSKY

OF COUNSEL

Attorney, for Institute for Policy Studies

As Co-Directors of the Institute for Policy Studies,. we

hereby authorize Mitchell Rogovin to act on behalf of the In-

stitute in connection with this claim, and to inspect and copy

any documents made available thereunder.

- non.

Marcus GRaskin

Richard i retrot

ENCLOBONE

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OriONAL FORMINC, 10

MAY HEZ EDITION

SSE, FPASE (11 CF1R) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES

AVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: ACTING DIRECITOR, FBI (100-447935)

DATE:

1/15/73

FROM (

SAC, WEO (100-46784) (P)

SUBJECT: INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES (IPS)

1LL INTORMATION CONTAINED

IS-RA

HEREI IS UNCLASSIFIED

(00: WFO)

DITS 12-2700 BY SP-2 ALM/FEE

no copies New York.

Re bu better to Wi0, 12/9/2, and enclosura:

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies and. for

New York, one copy, of an LiM dated and captioned as above.

The LAM

Is classified "Confidential" as unauchorized disclosure

could reasonably be expected to damage national security by !

compromising a sensitive informant who has furnished valuabl

Information regarding Institute for Policy Studies (IPS).

source uttlized is (WE 4868-s, live informed

the fact that the information as obtained by (15 4000-S was in a

form not readily reducible by the fbi Laboratory to lus

not not 49 405616 y

this information is due tobu

present written form.

A copy of the enclosed LiM is furnished to New York

because of the letter mentioned therein to the Center for

Constitutional Rights, 588 9th Avenue, New York, New York 10036.

The Rubin Foundation mentioned in the enclosed is probably

the Samuel Rubin Foundation, New York, New York, which has

contributed liberally to IPS In the past.

147

Regarding the letter to t, Canter for Constitutional

Rightss

source also made available to succeeding drafts

of this letter, each of which contained successively less

information.

After the first draft, reported in the

enclosed, information about STAVINS and BOROSAGE contacting

the office was deleted, as was the information about the

funding for the Academy

and the $5,000,000 grant from

the RUBIN foundation.

2-

Bureau (Enc. 5)

1.

1- New York (Info)

(Enc.

1)

1- WFO

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WFO 100-46784

WE 2154-S who is familiar wich" some phases of IPS

activity was contacted by SA ROBERT W SONNEN on 1/4/73, and

was unable to furnish any pertinent®

references to the Academy one WO indices contain no

Information additional to

& New society being establishea

res' internationat nemain aleat for Information regerding

activities and

Bureau will be advised of

same by appropriate communication

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In Reply, Please Refer to

Fie No.

UNTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF (STICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C.

20535

January 15, 1973

CONFIDENTIAT.

INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

described as the

The Institule For Poley Studles (IPS), has-been

"think tank" of the New left and is self

described as a non-profit, non-taxable, independent center

for research, eaucation and social invention on public policy

problems.

On August 23, 1972, a confidential source uno

has furnished reliable Information in the past, advised that

meeting of is fellows was held in Washington D...C. (WDC), bn

JuLy 2.

Leonard, Rodberg, Robert: Borosage and Ralph, stavins.

The Fellous vere Informed that a donor was interested

in funding an International. Insultute to be established by IPS

In general, the discussion raised the following questions

regarding such a grant.

1. What is the donon's view of the International

Institute and how does his view airect liu options with

regard to the proposal? When might IPs expect such a grant?

(Raskin suggested early 1973, as a likely daten)

that directions have been taken by people in

ocher countries and what sort of Internacional Insticute would

relate to those directions and how? How would such an Institute

positively or negatively affect che direction and coherance of

IPS and the importance of dealing with this aspect of the

proposed funds?

3. Whether IPs should try to build an International

Institute dealing the the Third World or Europe, or whether

that is the choice. Whether the money coula be

used to fund

various international

groups on a project basis.

Whether such

projects would be supported on an on-going basis in terms of years.

COMNTPENTI

LECCASSIFTED BY

EF6 6/1/25

Date of Declassification Indefinite 6570

FERCLOSURS

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INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

Would the establishment of a office in Geneva, according

to the donor's perceptions of an International

• Institute

preclude setting up groups to study in other places?

The confidential source also made available the

to the Center for Constitutional Rights, 588 9th

drast of a letter from inrous Rastin, Co-Director avenue,

New

York, New

Yor's, 10036. The contents are set forth

below.

FIDENTIAL

This letter is co inforn you of the substantive

terms of the 15000 grani to the Center. We of course require

a report of espenditures in accordance with the Internal

Revenue Code and you will receive a letter from us in due

course outlining our procedures.

1 receive the

The Institute is continuing

Its work on notional security and attendant issues.

Completed

studies and mosk in progress of Institute fellows

and students

sugtests that isportant questions of consitutional rights,

whethes in the areas of record keepings first amendment

rights, or procerty rigits, may be abrogated almost unconsciously

chrough the extensionoi state bureaucratle pover within

the Unaüed Stuses.

intention thai consideration should be given to bringing forward

allomative lece action on certain, issues.

We would also

nope that a conierence of professors, practicing lawyers.

law worlers aud students wouldbe called to discuss what

research and loral work should proceed from the IPS studies.

•t is our nopo that such a conierence and attirmative rega.

iction would dolinic constitutional rights in the area o1

national internal secunity so that the objective of active

citizenship night be

forward on this grant.

The IPS is initiating the Academy

for a New Society In Geneva, Switzerland. It will concern

itselr with the major problem of transition.

The four problems with which it is concerned are:

1. Development of knowledge for new societies

which will gencrate equitable use of

resources among the

people or the world. Transform faulty superstructures of

society and develop the practice of Justice and equality

among people. Part of theoretical and practical work for

these purposes will be carried out through development

of an encyclopedia of plans and practice for a new society.

CỔNĐI DỄN TIẠN

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INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

CONFIDLAZIIL

2.; The uneven discribution of development, the horrors

of war and

environmental death require attempts to seel means

of dismantling internal and external imperialish in nations.

Such means will be developed through beaching, action research.

muckraking, and discussion among scholars and studente

many nations.

As Americans we will be especially concerned

with the operations of American corporate military and

other

interests abroad.

3. The Academy will establish conference centers

in Geneva and other regions of the world to train scholars

and others in issues facing the irrespective society, the

effects, beneficial or harmful, that other nations have on the

internal life of their nation.

4. Development, of an educational facility for inter-

spelonated a servants meneve, where the united matin say

be aired and they may undertake advance work on a project

requiring discussion with scholars and the UN practitioner outside

the UN.

While the Academy will be housed in Geneva, it is

understood that there will be centers in different parts o1

the world.

Conference centers will be economic ana social

reconstruction projects, initiated by people in groups from

those respective geographic areas.

organizers of the new Academy to meet with scholars and others

interested in this project in Geneva, France, ana England in

the Fall of 1972.

The funding for the Academy will be initiatea by a

$5,000,000 grant to the IPS from the Rubin Foundation.

the Ac

Those

funds will be uséd for the purposes outlined above.

Sincerely,

Marcus G.

Raskin

Co-Director

The confidential source furnished the following list

of names as possibly being a list of individuals who would

be invited to participate in, or present ideas to the Academy

for a New Society being established by IPS in Geneva, Switzerland.

CONFIDENTIAY

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INSTITUTE FOR POLICY STUDIES

Journal France

Regorz Paris .

Serge /Jonas

Edition Anthropos

15 Rue Racine

Paris

6

Henry Lefebevre

30. Rue Rambouteau

_Paris 3 F..

Alain/Touraine Maison Des Science

-54 Boulevard

_ France--

Great Britain Parliamentary Labor Party

Shirley Williams

(former Undersecretary for Education)

Jerry, Fowler

Northeastern Polytechnic

DIck/ Clemens

Left Journalist, The

Tribune

Raspai1

Serge Mallieux

New Left Review

/

Henri/Foucault

Encyclopedia

Perry. Ánderson

I. Carlisle

. Street,

. Soho/Square

• London

Claude

Levi Straus,

If time

Robert/Rowthorne,

Faculty of Economics at Cambridge

CONFIDENIIAL

CONFIDENTIAI

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DISTICT 2 TOR POLICY STUDIES

Tee Vigneron

8: 2ii

Paul Fraione

Conniescrint de Plin

M11 addedbeurna

Southeast laraisi Corporation

-Gue Pierce Bourdieu

Les Repenductions

Dorothy Wadderbourne

Industrdal. Folations at the Imperial College

01 Tochnology

Joch Paul, Chevimont

ischol/Ou quard

Faujo

Deatre

Erich. Fossbaun

Eirisboch College

London, Massington Road

Alain Clonent

Lomonydo Kencoates

London

Claude Jullan Lemonde

Laszelt Kolokowski

ALI SoulS

de Beaudoir

Iris Murdoch

Cedar Losse steeple

Ashton, Oxlordshire

Annícious

Vincennes

DONFIDENTTAL

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INSTITUTE EDR POLICY SURTES

Reigh Millibana

Edis Doradis

Iceds Hou

Tom Bottonore

Sunsex Dicch

Ling Lenes

Exanel de Cidt

Sussex

Martin Ecinal

Cornell

Steve and Hilary' fone

Rogento l'arl:

Iondon Social Services

and Science

Sir Solly Zuckermer:

RHS

Crossman Jonathan

Miller-Loader

Gestany

Jurhgen Habermas

Elaus Offe

(Max

renck insticilve

Starnders near hunter

/Netal Workers Union

'Europische

sas Oria, who to see there

Wolfgang Abendroth (Wilhelm)

Rosser Strasse

e 53

Marberss. Lohn

Juso/Kursbuch - langenbach

/ Verlags

karl

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INSINUES FOR POLICY STUDTES

Marlius Nichel

Peter Von Dertzen

Mininier of Educution in Saxony at Hanover

Ostar "eget -

Trode Unions and Education

hanover, atithe lechnical University

-It21*-

LEl10 Basso

Rome at the Senate

Alasandro! Plucorno

via sante Croce 3:

Milano

Donatella: Venüuz'1

Vitiorio, Foatone

Bruns Irentin

Ronio

prangescold proton turin Quadern

Ex.nan as 2.

ruolisher,

Placeatl

Franco berri

Instituco

Granse.

Rome

G10rg10; Amendola

Franco Ferrarotti

University of Rome

Overmann in Sociology and Psychology,

Reach

him through

the

Sociology, University of

Frankfurt.

CONPEDENTTAL

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LASZITURE FOR POLIO? ETUDIES

seRPIderE - INE Econonies,

Possibly in Bremien Instituis for Social Forschluns

Haberras Frolop

Frankfuri in Sociology

Field is inco media

*Womagaines

Kursbuch, 17

Das Argument

Berlin

WolfgangiNsugs Editor

Berlin

This documint contains neither recommendations

nor concluuions of the rEI: It is the proposty

of the SBl mus is loaned to your agencg: i0

and its contents are not

to ba distributod

outside your agency.

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4-22 (Rev. 1-28-75)

Fed

Bureau of Investigation

Records Section

19÷-

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Forward to File Review

Attention -

Return to LENDENIE:-

Supervisor

Room

Ext.

Type of References Requested:

_Regular Request (Analytical Search)

All References (Subversive & Nonsubversive)

I Subversive References Only

Nonsubversive References Only

Main

References Only

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Buildup

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Initials

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ROUTE IN Ei

SPECIAL HANDLING

LOPR

15 July 1970

E Triplett

MEMORANDUM FOR : Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Att:

Mr. D. J. Brennan

SUBJECT

REC-40

:

Hunter Report No.

23,590

* This transmits items)

70E27BJ

which may be of internal security interest to you.

FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:

Att:

9/26/15

eds;

On.

oten

Refere

Neeld

EX"T

Speci

сіні ро

documan

releaced. to

Info, from Bureau Inf. 200 •

No dissemination outside Bureau

Use for load purpose only

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copies

It furnichod to tield, paraghrase

Attactant distror 1 becaure

_U.S. alder mo or alliesui illegible

_Contents to ire

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319 2tE

U.s"

3P:

Brother in the U.S. writes to broiner, described as a "Delegate to POPOV

Exchange" in Moscow. Writer staies that he has finished a report for Sociology

that is due on Monday; comments about his athletic pursuits; the first since he

LEft Haveii.

States he plens to inquire about taking ballet lessons at

Antioch (sic), Comments that "the other night" he was with Michael BERNARD

and they snoleà sone grass with people "iron the floor who we haven't smoked

vith before." States that this is a "learning experience" and he was getting

directional flashes regarding his future. Comments on various fields in

which he plans to develop. Writer continues:

"Two weeks irom tomorrow I

hope to be gotting a ride towards summit with John LOOVIS, the man in the

van vino is burning until he gets vocational directives." States that vill

give hir 20 days before he has to be in Antioch. Writer says he kas been

frightened by the fact that he has been intellectually stagnent since 1lüh

graãe... "I need to feel intelligent as some people need to feel strong or

handsone." Writer states thet things are changing fast and relationships

continue in transition and new developments are hard to accept. "I am sure

•you have found it hara to

accept phase two and have often thought where did

it 80?...."

Writer wishes addressee a good trip comments

"...be the real.

representative you are." (Iyped "Steve""- not signed)

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done anvia; anothior lony saturday, this mornin

i rose to firson

= monort for sociolony thot

is due on money.

i went to lunch

won a low trionus-inatitutional lood sots hoavior evory tine tho

cyclo coninsanà thon we wond to play basketball.

Cient cxerciro

32n00 MWa11

tolt rood.

i have been stretching/limbering

le woirno 1iruinr to

1onser an my body.

human muscular-skelotal

syston has amazine poscivilibios ind as vita everythinn else

¿unther one roes the more thore is rovealca that demands to bo

learned.

i have been thinkinn about dence (hence the limbering)

and i may inouire about ballet lessons at antioch

the othes ninni

i was with michael bornard and we smoked some frass with people

Iron the floor who we havon't smoked with before.

it is aiways suck

a learning experionce.

everbodys personality appears to be purifica

and strongthened, making it incece and easy to make

promote understanding.

..during the ninnt i was getting aisectional

ilashes-iasiants into

tho siroction i saoula move in.

settint r0a1s

towards which i should work to.

the first thing that i wa.

•= was developics wood-canat.

skials.

it is a long time past

i was in a workshon.

i hone that at antioch they have a 500c wood

working facility and either a carsenter,

scuintor who could hels

i think i woula be intorosiod in making

furniture ala uncle

i really foel a trona towaras developing physical stills.

secordly i realised that the best direction to take in music woula

be classical.

although i want to slay abstsact and nonnelodic

(actually nonharmonic is betiar description) jazz i feel that

üne of music is the last stage in development.

first i want to

know how to play all other lorns oi music, classical, pop,

saon tunes,

hyms, etc.

tonality

mechanics; and .now that i have progressed.

classical is best for texturein my mechanical

and perhaps,

i may benin to do justice to une cLassics.

thirdly, i

develon my voice.

i cannot speak for more than ten minutes straight

without becoming hoarse and havinn my voice crack. this is suis

out of disuse-i don't speak with paople very often anâ then

cor a conmon slans level.

¿orthly i want to be aole to appreciate

notrematics as concept.

i am not interested in mechanics but

an interested in proof develoonert,

relationsnips and abstractions.

the same annlies to chemistry and thot is my i hate the course so

it is all mechanics,

nemorization.

and lastly i woula iive

50 leera how to dance

scuional dance. so these'are une

ilors that i will be engaged i:

50= a wnile besides increased acadin and vocabulary work and per-

reps she guitar thrown an. " us socis iron tomorrow i hope to be

servina i ride tovarás cummit vit.

•oin Loomis,

the man in the ven

1:0 is bummine until ho. nots nocationed airectives.

that will sive

no Less thar twonuy days

528020

¿aivo to be in antioch and i am

Iuctirm fonwarà to that tine with incroasing fervor.

enough of this

edentasy and stagnatod ex suence! Last richt i was frichtenea by

Tru realisabion that i mave bour

interlectusiny stagnant since lith

¡don't find that i om cacrois o ragging new concedts on

Lando with any incroosod undunstondanna

claricy or sooed,

indeed,

in that

¿valomont would naten

coco cicos' but what an illucior, i nocá iù reel intellócert as

cone sochle need to ital

•suzong on harâsore.

trinas are channine vory 20ou.

escariorshias due evos in

rasicion and now devolonments are naza to recent.

ian sure you

nice cour it hena to acceno phase duo ana bire onton raouar-

tire did io go?

¿con to buá i conis understand it

well, i have too: it sas namerada, i inow it end

cave a Rood trip and be tho real

an ammencesongabiro you ung lova

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4-22 (Rev. 1-28-75)

Federar Bureau of Investigation

Records Section

- 122

, 19?:

Name Searching Unit, 4543 JEH-FBI Bldg.

Service Unit, 4654 JEH-FBI Bldg.

Forward to File Review

Attention -

Return to MENDENHALL

Supervisor

Room

45E7

Ext.

Type of References Requested:

Regular Request (Analytical Search)

All Referehces (Subversive & Nonsubversive)

Subversive References Only

Nonsubversive References Only

Main

References Only

Type of Search Requested:

_ Restricted to Locality of -

Exact Name Only (On the Nose)

Buildup

_Variations

List as SeRiAlS in 105-17945

peR

Subject

JEREMY "TONE

Birthdate & Place

Address

Localities

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Prod.

- Date -

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Initicher Ec

Initials

FILE NUMBER

SERIAL

105-107845-28251,31137

105-107845-25587,25589

28251.29711 31137,31577,

34257,34258,34213,

35244,35730

JeRemy SudAH

105-07845-39734,39831

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HALLA DE UNOSASSITLED

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Jeremy te

ane .

- Hunte

28251-5/24/68

Toi NiNAI. SHAKHOVA

PEREKOpSKAyA ULiESA (SEREEE), 11

SECtiON 5, Apt.398

Moscow, I-209

FRom: JEREmy J. STONE

CLAREMONE, CALif.

(288 DANBURY ROAS; ALSO

JEpt. af MAtHEMAtICSY

POMONA COllEgE)

31132-5/12/69

To: SHAKHOVA, N.

17 PeREKOpSKAYA St., Seot,5, Apt-398

Moscow m-209

FROM: STONE, JEREMY

WASH., D.C.

Pos 5

Reperzal

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25587-1/2168

To: StONE, JEREMY, DR.

•1988 DANGURY KOAD

CLAREmeNt, CAlit,

FRom: RAZAKEViCH, VLADiMiR D.

8.0.Box 346

moscow, x-9

25588-1113/68

To : V. D. KAZAKEViCH

8.0.60x 346

Moscow K-9, osse

FROm: JEREMY J. StONE

28261-5/30168

InDExEd iN BoDy of LotteR

31522-8/7169

To: SHAK HOUA, NiNA

17 fEREKopSKAYA SE., SeCt 5, Apt. 398

Moscowo m-209

FROM: StONE, JEREMY 5.

264A "G" StReEt, s.W.,

WASH., D.C. 20024

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34257 - 2/15

To: CHAMKRELiDZE, R(EVAZ) V.

moscow V-333

FRom: STONE, JEREmy T., DR.

FEDERATiON of AmERiCAN SeiGNtiSES

WHSH., D.C.

34258-2115170

To: YEUEUSHENKO, YOU GENiY

Moscow

FRom: StoNe, JeREmy J., DR.

INtERNAtiONAL AffAiRS Fellow,

WAsH., s.C.

34213-2/15170

Moscow

FRom: StoNE, VEREMY I.

EXEC. COUNCiL MEMBER AND

DELEgAtE At LARgE, FEDERAtioN of

AmoRiCAN SciENtists, W.D.C.

3P: GRAVEL, MiKE

SENAtOR of ALASKA

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35244-5114

10

TO: SHAKHOUA, NiNA I.

12 fEREKOpStAYA St., SEC.5, Apt.398

Moscow m-209

FRomi StONE, JEREmy V.

264 A "G"' St., N.W., WASH., D.C.

35230 - chaged out N:

King / Vaughn From 5442

Dubject - Deado

vince aug. 6

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Suct. 5 apt 398, Moscows

3P; Stone, Jeremy Judah,

washington, DiC

Russia

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•

TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

*. lOnge rgeM No. 10..

LAS- TUZ EDITION

ESA FAMR (Si CFR) 10i-11.6

• UNITED STATES GO.

- ENMENT

Memorandum

:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-434872)

SAC, NFO (100-38670)

JEREMY JUDAH STONE

St - C

DATE: 1/25/71

#mORIG

Alt INFORHATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS LECIASSIFIED

DATE 12/27/00 FLSP-2 ALM| 17E

+ 125/94849803 RDD /KEEK

+337238331336339337 3401963401%

Enclosed is one Xerox of correspondence

and contacts with the C & P Telephone Company,

by subject.

The information

an Officia

The enclose dieti

Director and National Council member the

203 C Street

purposes.

The foregoing is furnished for information

WFO

Bureau (Enos, 3 FUELASU

(1

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FEDERATION

AMERICAN SCIENTISTS

200 © Sirci, N. B.

Washingion, D. C. 20002

Coxic (202) 545-3300.

RERDERT F. YORX

Chairman

rvin L. Goldberger

Vice Chairman

sional Council flembers.

n.1. Bolef

lian it. Capron

Incy Dicil

chard A. Falx

rnard T. Fcld

Thur W. Galsion.

ichacl H. Goldhaber

oron Halperin

crald Holion

lavid R. Inglis

Karvin Kalkstein

&, Luria

faither S. Mcscison

Philip Morrison

uni Priniack

George William Rathjons

conard S. Rodberg

Aniür is. Roschield

Canicion B. Salterihwaite

Herben Scoville, Jr.

Vicior W. Sidel

Feramy J. Sione

Vicior Weisskopi

Lincoln Wolfensicin

soard of Sponsors.

Hans A. Beite

Owen Chamberlain

Icrome Frank

john Kenncth Galbraith

Hudson Hoagland

laic Kat

Gorge B. Kistiskowsky

K.. F. Kijer

Úiair K. Rice

DR. JEREMY J. STONE

Diratior •

January 14: 1971

Rocer R. Wiison

Mr. Frank M. Steadman

General Counsel

C & P Telephone Company

1710 H Street, Molo

Washington, D. G.

FEMDR)6.

ALI-INTORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

DATE 12/27/00 BYSP-2 AUNTIE

Dear Mr. Steadman:

As I explained to you when you were kind enough

• to grant me an interview with yourself and Mr. Howard

C. Anderson, Vice president and General Counsel of CUP,

the Federation of American Scientists is.looking into üne

question of privacy of communications with a view to in-

forming our members. I have left you with three requests.

I wanted to know the number of persons who had asked C & P

to check their lines with a view to possible evescropping..

I wanted to speak to the management of the security depari-

ment that conducts such checks. And I wanted the privilege

of interviewing some of the men who deal directly with

customers in installing and checking phones.. I appre-

ciate your willingness to consider these

requests and

"I:look fontard to your response.

•As I mentioned to

you over the telephone, I am

still confused about certain questions and wonder if,

for

the sake of precision. I mignt lie you about them;

The fact of the matter is

that I have received. contiicting.

reports on some of these questions.

1.

As far as is known to C&.!, representatives

of other Government agencies do not a) own trucks

that are designed to give the impression that they

are telephone company trucks; b) send their personnel into

homes along with C & P personnel (whether with Government

warrants or otherwise) in such a way as to create ine

illusion

inaü both are repair men c) otherwise represent

themseives direcily or indirectly, as telephone company

personnel..

is this correct?

"!!

•XEROX

13

22. 1971.

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•2.00

%.

As far as is known to c&?, has any telephone compary

employee ever been disciplined or fired for electronic evesaropping

whether authorized or unautherized. How common is this?

3. You have advised me that the telephone company does not "place

the taps" that may be authorized by court order.

Does it, however,

a) lease lines for that purpose b) supervise the placing of the caos

c) otherwise cooperate in the placing of the tap.

In the case of cour

ordered evesdropping that may use the telephone lines, does the tele

phone company cooperate wich law enforcement officiais whose warrant

is to evesárop electronically on conversations not taking

place over tre

plone, Duc ino wish to use ine telephone on the premises (or is

lines, for evesdropping purposes.

placement of suitable devices on telephonesafor example, supervise tre

4.

You have advised me that, apart from national security eves..

dropping; the telephone company advises persons on shose lines eves.

dropping devices are found that such devices have been found, even in the

devices were placed by court order.

You said that this is cone after . :

i the Department of justice is notified.

•May I see a blank copy of à

".=

form advising a private party that evesdropping had been going on on his

line? How many persons were advised that such devices had been found

over the last few years? How many devices have been found? How many

persons issued requests for inspection of their lines? Are reporis of

these statistics made to the F.C.C.?

5. Does the telephone company have written procedures for

verifying and handling requesis of the Federal Government for coopera-

tion in national security evesdropping cases?

Is it satisfied that

ali requests made to it, in this regard, by the justice Department,

military intelligence agencies and/or the CiA were personally authorized

by the Attorney General acting for the President?

6.

Has the telephone company-found evidence of wiretapping by

Soviet or Eastern European agents?

7: Has the telephone company ever uncovered a bugging device in

the office, or at the home, of a Congressman or Senator?

I do not wish

to know particulars of a private nature, of course.

Let me thank you in advance for helping me with these questions.

As you know, a sizable number of parsons serously question the security

of their telephone lines.

& complete and Tull answer to these questions

would, I am sure, allay many or the anxieties my members feel.

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• 3

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Jeremy Jo Sione

Director

JuS: dG

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TED ITION OF AMERICAN SCIENTIO

203 C Sireci, N. E.

Washingion, D. C. 20002

Codc (202) 546-3300

Thri

MERSER? F. YORX

Chairman

irin L. Goldberger

Viêc Chairman

rional Council Members

hI. Bolef

diam M. Capron

ney Diell

hard A. Falk

nard T. Feld

hur W. Galsion

chach fi. Goldhaber

rion Ralperin

aid hollon

vid R. Inglis

nin Kalksicin

E. Luria

dihew S. Meselson

hip Morrison

/ Primack

orge William Rathjens

nard S. Rodberg

hur M. Rosenicid

¡eron B. Sailenhwaite

Ser Scovilic,

or l. Sidei

riy j. Sione

or Weisslogi

coin Woliensicin

rd of Sponsors

is A. Beihe

i Chamberlain

ine Frank

JUS: 0mc

• Kenneth Galbraith

ison roagiand

C Kac

FBc B. Kissiakowsky

i Meyer

•r X. Rice

ow Shapicy

A S, Smith

id C. Vicy

me 3. Viesner.

eri Re Wiison

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DR. JEREMY J, STONE

Dirccior

vill

January 4, 1971

#MDR16

1IL INFORMATION CONTAINED

HIRAINS UNCLASSIFICO

DAT 12/27/00ETSPR8EMHT

fir. Thomas

E. Bolger

president

Chesapgake and Potomac Telepnone

Corpany of Virginia

1710/N Street,

Ni.

Washington,

D.

C.

Dear Mr. Bolger:

I am writing to you as Director of the Federation

of American Scientists to request an interview to

discuss certain aspecés of telephone company involvement

in bugging and wire tapping. The Federation is interested

in such

matters with a view to encouraging appropriate

congressional action.

If you or one of your associates

could discuss these sensicive questions with me, it would

be most helpful.

•Sincerely,

Director

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THE CROSAPEAN

#MORI6I.

3E DORMATION GONI

ANO POTOMAC TELEPHON

ONPANIES

Washingion, D. C.. January 18, 1972..

MEMORANDUM FOR FILI:

Re: Interview with Di. Jeremy J. Stone

In response to Dr. Stone's letter to ir. Bolger, a copy of

which is attached, I called Di. Stone on January 7, and arranged io

meet with him on January 8 at 2:30 p.r. in my oifice. Howaxa C.

Anderson was present during most of the meeting.

In response to our inquiry, Di. Stone described the Federation:

of American Scienüsts as a nonprost organization interesied in legistative

action with respect to issues allecting science and society. With respect

to himself, Di. Stone stated that he held à doctorate in mathematics,

although ho was not actively pursuing that discipline at this time.

He

indicated that he had recently written on political subjects, and trat

his current activity was directed toward political and social problems.

Di. Stone stated that he was interested in our procedures 10r

handling national security and other authoriced wiretapping. he was tola

thai we had specific procedures for handling couxt-ordered wiretapping

which we would ouiline for him, but that we would not discuss national

security wiretapping and that this aspect of the aubject should properly be

discussed with the Federal agencies involved.

Di. Stone expressed dissatisfaction with our refusal to discuss

national security wiretapping; he stated that one of his concerns is that

uncontrolled cooperation beiween the "'bureaucracies" of the Telephone

Company and the I. B.I: was a distinct possibility and would impose a

ical nazara to the legitimüle privacy of individuals. He expressed a

strong iceling that this arca was a legitimate concern for organizations

such as his, and that a réfusal to discuss the subject was unwarrantea.

We repcated that we would not discuss national security wire-

tapping, and thai anything that was said did not apply io this area. With

respect to court-ordered wiretapping, we statea that our practice was

that an employee of the Company would inspect the court order to

determine that it was valia on its face before any cooperation jas given.

Di. Stone asked to see the form on which a record of such inspaction

.was mâce. . He stated that the procedure for inspection would undoubiecy

require a lorm and be appeared areptical oi pur statements wit respeci

to our practice. Ho continued to talk di thaaation di the IrBr-ana

si!.

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ng the distinction between

nal security and

- othor lasgul into

japiions, We again pointed out

that we were discussing

Only procedures in cout-ordcied intcrceptions, and further told him

that the assistance provided in such cases was ordinarily limitca to

cable and pair information, and that additional assistance was orly

...

"rovided under unusual circumstances. We staicd that, to our

¡novicage, additional assistance in no case had includcd the actual

connection of the tap by employees of our Corapany.

Di. Stone inquired about our handling of requests for line.

checks by subscribers who suspect a tap. We iold him that a cacci

would be made, and that the customer would be advised wactner or not

evidence of lampering was found. Taps would be reporied to law

enforcement agencies to determine if they were couit-ordered and to

afford opportunity for investigation it unlawíul, but that the cusiomes

would be advised in any event.

Di. Stone asserted that our statements were inconsisten witn

testimony by Bell System witnesses at Congressional hearings. He

indicated thai he was referring to testimony before the Long Commitee,

and we pointed out that the policy we were discussing was formulaied

to implement the provisions o1 the Omnibus Crime Conirol Bill of 1968

and thai the practices were not necessarily applicable prior to thai time.

Di. Stone requested the number of such inquiries from subscribers, and

the results of our investigations. We indicated that we would see whai

information was available. He asked if reports of such activites were

made to the F.C.C., and we said that we did not know whether any such

reports were required, but that it required, they were undoubtedly made.

Di. Stone remarked that there was some conflict in testimony he had

read concerning whether or not such reports were made.

Discussing the handling of customer complaints, we pointed out

that a repori to the suspect was required by the law within a shori period.

following termination of the interception; Di. Stone later indicated that

he was not aware of this provision.

DI. Stone asked how we would fecl about impersonation oi

Company employces by law enforcement officials engaged in interceptiono.

He was told that we would not like such a pracüce. Di. Sione asscried

that such action was wide spread and shouldn't somathing be done by the

Company about it. We replied that we had no knowledge oi such imper-

sonations, and since our employees were not in uniform it was difficuit

to distinguish between a

Company employee and other craitsmen wearing

tool belis.

Di'. Stone again asserted inat ine practice was wide spread;

that our craitsmen knew all about it; and that the Compasy should

investigaic the matter.

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;

DI.

St

askca it oui statements ret

& policy throughout

the Bell System:

He was told that we were speaking only for our particuiar

Company, and that practices might or might not vary to sorac exichi amcas

othei companies; this was a national pioblem as to which therc had icen

discussions among the System companies, but the practices adopica by:

this Company cflected its view of proper procedures in the lighi of its

particular situation.

Di. Stone questioned whether the design of our plant facilitaica

unlawíul tapping, and reierred to some purported instance in New You.

where private lines had been wired with the connivance of craitsraen to

permit dialing in on "thousands of lines." 'I indicated that i had no

knowledge of the particular instances to which he referxed, and stated

that the technical aspects were beyond my competence. Di. Sione

indicated that his organization had the capacity io develop iriormation

in this area.

DI. Stone indicated that he would like io pursue this subjeci

further with employees in the security organization actually administering

our practices and with linemen actually working in the City. I dia not

encourage him i believe that we would comply, but indicated we would

consider this request and his request for information concerning the

number of requests for line checks and the resulte of our investigations.

Genoral attorney

EVS/pjf

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ENTIONAL FORM. ND. 10

• SiR? 1842 EDITION

• GSA GIN. REG, NO. 27

*UNITED STATES GÜVERNMENT

Memorandum

ії."..

TO

DIRECTOR,

FBI

70664108

DATE:

17.366

APR

1966

FROM

SAC, NEW YORK' (105-OR)

SUBJECT:

JEREMY

J.

STONE

2500A

a R.CP-12122170

IP'T FORW.

LEd 25Enclosed herewith for the Bureau is the original

A Sujand lour copies and for the Boston Office, two coples of

a LHM, dated and captioned as above.

The confidential source mentioned in the body of

the LHM is a source whose documentation is anonymous and

whose identity cannot be revealed under any circumstances.

The IHM is classified "Confidential" since it

reflects investigative coverage of a foreign diplomatic

establishment.

For the information of the Boston Office, a review

of the NYO indices reflects that one JEREMY JUDAH STONE,

who was the subject of an ABAA investigation in 1962

regarding Air Force clearance for access to top secret

material, may be identical to the writer of the communication.

Indices of the NIO further refleat that De. DONALD

Hudson Institute, in his report regaading his

he gave IGOR S. GLAGOLEV, of the Institute of World. Economic

and International Relationships, a lengthy discussion of the

background and activities of JEREMY STONE and BRENNAN

suggested that while he,

STONE, was young, he would be a

good one for the soviets

to carry on further discussions

relative to disarmareat

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in keply, i'lease kejer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

New York, New York

May 6, 1966

CONGIDENRAL

Jeremy J. Stone

On April 22, 1906, a confidential source, who has

furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that

Jeremy J. Stone, of Harvard University, advised Dr. I. N.

Kutakov, senior Advisor of the Soviet Mission to the United

Nations, 136 East 67th Street, New York City,

that he was

sending

; several copies of his book for forwarding to

interested persons in the Soviet Union. Stone indicalea

to Kutakov that he had already mailed copies of his bool:

to several persons in the Soviet Union who are interested

in disarmament.

The source advised that Stone intended to atiend

the International Congress of Mathematics in Moscow, Union

of Soviet Socialist Republics, and would be in Moscou with

his wife, a student of the Russian language, as well as a

Doctor of Mathematics, from August 14 to August 30, 1965.

Stone indicated to Kutakov that if it were possible to

discuss questions of disarmament with persons to whom his

book had been sent, he and his wife could stay until coptember

5, 1966. Stone further indicated, according to the cource,

that his comments would reflect only his personal. opinions,

but this in no

way would make him less eager to exchange

views on the question of disarmament.

CONFIDENTIA

GROUP 1

Excluded from automatio

downgrading aid

declassification

THIS DOCOLENE CONTAINS NEITHER

RECOMMENS JOR CONCLUSIONS

OE THE 11.

•i LLANE TO YOUR

AGENCE; LET LE CONCENTS ARE

NOT TU BE MISIRBUTED OUTSIDE

YOUR AGENCY.

4.5,

3.:

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NI 10j-02

STOri, Ischer of Jazi

no mices des relent that targe senate:

Stay "88

Le Ra apore end a sull esca, do the ide toge

editor and publisher ot the

"E, do stone rockly,"

and in the must ias boon critical of too rei ne

Invect. Cotion Coarend file 100-37070, do:

Tori

103

2110

for the aid oi ine soston Office, the er municcuida

is set forth in its encirst; is followe:

It is on stationezy cuctled "noverd tnivorcit:

centes ior Internation i

Prairo," ini is addreroes ta

i. LoLmov, Per nont ilecion of die ining of Sowi

Sociolist acpurlies to

she United Ectiour, 136

Streoü, Now Lock, Hen Yori, anù dated pril 20: 1960.

"Dear Dr. intolov;

"I received toder your letter of april ll vich cia

very thoughbrul suggsocion ühat you nicht be ailo

to ferror?

SeTOral COULeS 02 25

000!: on at behali,

in uns sorist Union.

This is sont kind

aid I wouid li

i of this soportunity.

copiss oi this 0oor to the foltonine corsond inisrestor

disancocht tonIneve met; inconci: au dolyanov,

Millionshchikov,

aid b.

I. senor,

Teo, by chance, had cuoted ry cathors viens on cactor.

Ii jou would, at your discrotion, choose six obace perscas

to moa the attached copies rigan uscrully se ecs I cioul.

be vory harti.

In the event tirt I later send suill ruthor

copies to the ussa, I shall assume that

cadenicien V.i.

Invostov and Irofessos V. in antsaan, thou joü mention,

have already received one. •

an sonin no i on to the the in are be a to loo

decision to attens tho interactional Joccress o2

in acust - ou my hore notioc. thetrathoatico is zy

profession.

It is cy hope thet it will se

possible in

jugust, not only to ciserve the concrose, but also to liscuss

thoss iportant questions of dis ravent of inich 1 heve

tritten. ¿y wise, no is a studoat of the cusoir lang-ace

co 101l as a Doctor of iathorobies, will coco-lan; ne.

..C

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NY 105-OR

will be in Moscow from August 14 to fugust 30 at least; 1f,

in fact, it seems likely to be possible to discuss questions

of alsaritament: and iI your goverment permits us a longer

visa we may stay until september a.

As you know, I am a

non-governmental student of these matters.

My comments would

reflect only my personal opinions bur I am no less eager to

exchange views for that.

Therefore, if it is possible, and

convenient, for you to signify my interest in discussions

tothose persons to whom these books are sent i should be

especially indebted.

"Thank you again for your assistance and, especially

for reading my book; this is what auchors most require.

with best regards,

"Sincerely

"Jeremy J. Stone"

The NYO has summarized the above letter in the LHM

in an effort to further conceal the confidential source.

Boston is requested to ascertain if the writer of

communication is identical to the son of the long-time

CP member, ISIDOR EDINSTEIN STONE. It identical, Boston

should handle in accordance with instructions contained in

Section 105K of the Manual of Instructions.

Boston should also be alerted to the fact that the

Soviet Intelligence Service is especially interested in

cultivating and using persons of STONE's caliber.

It is

extremely possible that if STONe is the son of the long-

time CP member, the KGB may be aware of this and could

possibly utilize some way to approach STONE while he is in

MOSCOW.

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