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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 3 (Re:

Secret Army Organization)

Volume

• III

Access

Released under the John F. Kennedy

Assassination Records Collection Act o

1992 (44 USC 2107 Note]. Case#:NV

58262 Date: 09-22-2022

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Memoranda

: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

3/11/75

FROM M/RE SAC, MILWAUKEE (157-2445) (0)

•UBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANZZATION (SAO)

EM

Reference Bureau letter to Milwaukee dated

12/19/74.

Enclosed for the Bureau are six copies of an

LHM captioned as above which are self explanatory.

Two copies of ID-376 are attached for the Bureau.

or the Intormation of the bureau, the

Following sources were contacted in the Madison ane.

concerning captioned organization and JAMES PHILLIP

-WINKLER during the period from 11/1/74 up to 2/28/75:

HERNANTE

source contacted in the Milwaukee area was InformAnT

A copy of enclosed LiM is being disseminated

to secret Service, Milwaukee.

Milwaukee has noted the other observations

contained in referenced communication and these matters

concerning WINKLER will be followed through Milwaukee

file 157-916 which pertains to WINKLER.

In view of the information set forth,

Milwaukee is not conducting any further investigation

concerning captioned organization but will follow as

noted above.

EX 104

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FEDERAL BUREIU OF INVESTICATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

March 11, 1975

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

In Roply, Pleaso Rofor 10

Filo No. MI 157-2445

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. [I Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2. [x] Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

3.

Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

•4. [j Participation in civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.

5. [ Illegal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6. I Defector from U. S. or indicates desire to defect.

7. [ Potentially dangerous because of background. emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph

has been furnished enclosed

[J is not available.

Very truly yours,

Clarence M. Kelley

Director

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

U.S. Secret Service , Milwaukee (RM)

Enclosure(s)

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

March 11, 1975.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

Confidential sources in the Madison and

Milwaukee, Wisconsin areas who are familiar with the

activities of extremist organizations and individuals

who participate in these organizations, whose

known-as

extremely

characterization of which is attached hereto) "anä the

National Socialist White Peoples Party (NSHPP) (see

Appendix).

Those sources in the Madison area advised

that they were not familiar with James Phillip Winkler

or the SAO.

Those sources in the Milwaukee area advised

that they were familiar with the NSHPP but were not

acquainted with winkler as an active member of that

organization.

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 contentis are.

not to be distributed outside your agency.

154-22571-1-5

CLOSURE

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

The Secret Army Organization (SAO)

was

an anti-conmunist, paramilitary

organization ormed in san diego,

California, in 1971. Its objectives

were to conduct intelligence-type

operations and to offer training in

urban

guernilla variare to de usec

against "left-wing groups" anc

suspected eneries of the United States.

SAO members in the San Diego area

involved themselves in a number of

incidents of violince resulting in

their arrest and incarceration on

local

charges, including attempted

murder, illegal possession of

explosives, and receiving stolen

property.

The SAO was reported defunct

October, 1972.

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SECRET ARMY

NGANIZATION (SAO)

APPENDIX

NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARTY (NSWPP)

AlSO KnOWn AS: THE AMERICAN NAZI PARTY,

AMERICAN NAZIS

THE WORLD UNION OF FREE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL SOCIALISTS,

THE GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY

The American Nazi Party • The Horld Union of Free

Enterprise National Socialists was organized by George Lincoln

movement, as espoused by.

the German Nazi Party, which was headed by Adolf Hitles.'. On

January 1, 1907, the

officíal

name of this

organization was

changed to. National Socialist Whita People's Party.

supports and tollows the line of hatred against

blacks, Jews and communists through various propaganda

media, demonstrations, and other publicity seeking devices

1ox the purpose of seeking a legitimate dominant political

party within the United Scates and in foreign countries.

Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, the nsult is currently

Koet i,ston,

Led by Matthias Koehl, JI.

APPENDIX

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Memorandam

TO

:

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

1/8/75

FROM :

SUBJECT:

SAC, MILWAUKEE (157-916) (P.)

CHANGED

TAMES PHILLIP WINKLER

EM - NSWPP

00: MILWAUKEE

Title marked changed to reflect middle name

of subject.

Re Milwaukee letter to the Bureau, dated

November 1, 1974, captioned

"RICK HANDELL,

captioned "JANES P. WINKLER, EX - NSWPP."

Referenced airtel questioned the basis for

Milwaukee's investigation of HANDeLL.

The following

information

is being set forth to clerify Milwaukee

interest in MANDELL:

Milwaukee Lini, dated September 28, 1973,

captioned :"Secret Army. Organization (SA0)"

set forth

information furnished by the jeffarson County Sheriff's

Office, Jefferson, wisconsin, which indicated that

RICK MANDELL could be a possible suspect in the

SAO investigation. MANDELL's whereabouts at the time,

were unknown.

Bureau telephone call to Milwaukee, on

August 21, 1914, raquested a preliminary inquiry be

instituted to identify MANDELL.

JAM

was arrested y bee radison,

SOnISCON THE WINKLER

Department, while acting suspiciously outside the

Madison, Wisconsin City Council Chambers. He was

4. - Bureau (RM)

SZ- JAMES PHILLIP WINKLER 159-23511-

l = NICK MANDELL)

i(1. = SAO 157-23577)

6 • Milwaukee

(3- 151-910)

NOT RECORDED

HEu don! 13 1975

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MI 157-915

ch condition sece at empt to endanger life

• Items found in the possession of WINKLER,

at the time of his arrest, and in the subsequent

search of his room at the ricA,. Madison, Wisconsin,

led Madison, Wisconsin Police Department officers

believe that WINKLER was in fact, the SAO.

The above information is set forth in

Milwaukee

Letter and tid, dated November 25, 1914,

captioned "SAo."

Milwaukee had never developed any positive

link between MINDELL and the SAO, and in view of the

literature found in the possession of WINKLER,

Milwaukce

felt no further investigation was warranted

regarding MANDELL.

1975, Detective ALBERT ROEHLING,

Madison, Misconsin Polica Department, advised that

on October 31, 1914, WhiNeDR had been committed to

the University of visconsin hospital, Madison,

Wisconsin, for psychiatric examination, and has since

been found competent to stand trial ior the above

charges.

He was

subsequently released to the custody

of his parents, Mr. & Hrs. EDWARD WINKLER, Watertown,

Wisconsin, pending

trial.

ROELLING stated that the literature found

in the possession of WInkLER. and in his room, which

was not needed in court, had been turned over to his

parents.

He has no idea

as to what the final

disposition his parents had made of the literature.

Milwaukee will

report WINKLER's prosecution

under the case entitled "JAMES PHILLIP WINKLER; PAUL

RICHARD SOGLIN: JAMES EVERETT ROWEN; SUSAN JEAN

MC GOVERN - VICTII; KIDNAPPING, " Bureau file 7-15695,

Milwaukee file 7-590.

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MI 157-916

LEADS

MILWAUKEE DIVISION

At Watertown,

Wisconsin

1. Will conduct criminal checks regarding

:

WINKLER.

2.

Interview WINKLER concerning his knowledge

of the SAO, and/or the NSWPI, in the Madison,

At Madison. Wisconsin

Following the results of local disposition

at Madison, Wisconsin, and investigation at Watertown,

will evaluate subject as a potential

bombing suspect, make Adia recommendations, and submit

an investigative summary.

TIT.

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(Aten: Mr. E. Anthony)...i

1 - Milwaukee

"vidance

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Patricia.

12/19/74

SAS, Milwauce (157-2445)

NEG-31/

Directos, D3I

(157-23577) /04

STORET ARE ONGALTIZATION (SAD)

I; EXTORTION.

1

Retitlet and ISs 11/25/74.

inlace woodd mobly fomerd cory of

come in penal said so senination

rocardias sexcioned natior suoula also be provided to

Suoret Survice locally.

MAIL2D 4

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DEC 1:

Revier of investigation conducted regardinz, the

possible chlatenca of a Secret Anny Orranization (SAD) in

I:o illacuras Division Endês to reveal chat coprorelate

entreniot did security sourcoa love boon concrctoi recontly

regarding this natter and, in porciculas, since Jates Padilip

Minor nas alontified in October, 1974, as an apparent SAO

ectivist, poosibly solf-appointer, in tho Miiraciee Divisien

toz21. tory.

Since rotercusad ini reports Miller is ulso

apparently a intional Socioliut White Paoples Party (:3FPP)

nenber in isiincures, Misconsin, insure thai loglens informants

in Madison end Miinauice are contacted rogarding st and

Winkler. Pertinant rosules should be submitcod in forn

suitable for discemination.

It is noted that a police search of Winkler's

Assoc. Dir.

• Dep. AD Adm._

soon conducted with his consent folloving his arrest 10/23/74,

Dop. AD Ini. -

rovealed an index of mnerous imiividuals involved in

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

political activitics considored to be either lott or right

Comp.Syst.c

ning, with news clippings, appropriate to each, filcd in an

Exi. Aflairs

Files & Com,

Gen. Inv. .

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Letter to Milwaukee

Re: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAD)

157-23577

envelope behind each nome in the inter. Also found was a

looflet boaring a stanned notazion which included in part

the snucy "jin, inito logion Division."

1150 Lotta vas

considcrable correspondence betwech Winkler and the Christian

insi-Commindot Grisado, Bos 890, Long Benel, California.

Bureau files reveal that as of June, 1973, the

Christian Inti-Cormunist Crusade 15 an orgonication directed

by De. Facd Careeta,

in lustralion redienl doctor who moved

to this country in 1953. lubliciod roports indicated inis

organization intes a somewhat extrone vion arainst communism.

No investigation has been conducted by the IDI concerning

this organization.

You should review pertinent correspondence between

Winkler and the Christion Anti-Conunist Crusnce and if

any information of an eutronist nature is noted, insure that

the

Burcau and the los ingeles Division are promptly advised.

Also review all percinont material and publications

in pospassion of local police which vere possibly obtained

From Winkler, or his possessions, in search of any additional

information of Intelligence value based on FBI jurisdiction.

It is noted that following a local hearing 10/31/74,

Winkler was sent for a 60-doy period of psychintric ovaluation

at University lospital, Madison, Wisconsin. Milwaukee should

insure consideration is ziven to interviewing subject to

fully resolve whather Si in Visconsin consists entirely of

Winkler or whother others are involved. No interview should

ba attented until Winkler's psychiatric status is resolved

and approprinto local prosecuting attorney advises FBI

intervier will not jeopardize any pending prosecution.

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Lotter to Milwaukice

Re:: SECRET

, ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

157 - 23577

If any aspects of investigation regarding SAD and/

or Winkler constituce, or possibly constitute, ra

Extortion

violation, concaly rocht nodber to conconricte U. G. AStoriay

fos prosocutiva opinion, Avise stud promptly of any

partinent action taken in this regard.

NOTE:

Numerous typed threatening-type anonynous letters

were sent to various newspaners and officials in the Madison,

Wisconsin, area over the past year. Some of the letters were

sioned "Si?n"

Jones chillin Winkler, a Z7-year-olo Thite

male was astained by rodison police rollcing his suspicious

actions outside a Madison City Council mosting 10/22/74. A

written threat had been received earlier that a bomb would

possibly go of at this meeting. At the time of his

detention Winklor had in his possession a shoe box containing

a notebook with diary-type entries as veil as several paper-

back books, including one entitled "Bombar." The diary-

type entries indicate Winkler is possibly insane and would

try to kill somebody or himself. On 10/23/74 he was charged

with "Bomb Scare" and "Attempt to Endanger City by Conduct

Regardless of Life."

Extortion aspects of this matter were coordinated

with Supervisor Elroy Anthony, General Investigative Division.

Bombing aspects of this matter vere previously

coordinated with CI-3 Section and instructions sent to

Milwaukee in Bureau airtel, 12/3/74, Captioned "James P.

Winkler, Eil - NSMPP."

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OM

BJECT

•Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

11/25/74

/PA SAC, MILWAUKEE (157-2445) (6)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM~EX I'ORTION

00:

Milwaukee

Re Milwaukee airtels to Bureau, 9/28/73

and 4/17/74;Milwaukae letter to the Bureau, 8/5/74

with enclosed Luis.

Reference is also made to Milwaukee

airtel to Bureau and subsequent IIM in matter captioned

"JANES PHILIP WINKLER; PAUL RICHARD SOGLIN; JAMES EVERETT

ROTEN; SUSAN JANE NC GOVERN • VICTIMS - KIDNAPING, "

00 Milwaukee, MI 7-590.

Enclosed to the Bureau is an IHM which is

self-explanatory and suitable for dissemination.

No copy of instant IM is being disseminated to

U. S. Secret Service, Milwaukee, as a LHM concerning

WINKLER was disseminated to Secret Service under

caption of referenced kidnaping file.

Milwaukee is closing its matter in captioned

case

• as there is sufficient evidence to show that

JAMES PHILLIP WINKLER, working alone, 1s, in fact,

the Secret Army Organization operating in Madison,

Wisconsin, since Septr

cE, 1973.

2 - Bureau (Encs. -6) (RM)

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(1

- 157-2445)

. • 100-14900 - PAUL R. SOGLIN)

(1 - 100-16817 - JAMES ROWEN)

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UNITED ST

ES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU DE INVESTIGATION

Malwaukee, Wisconsir

Novenber 25, 197L

= Reply, Please Rejer 10

He No.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTER; EXTORTION

On October 15, 1974, a typewritten anonymous

letter was received at

the Federal Bureau of Investigation

(FBI) Office, 3010 University Avenue: Madison, Masconsin,

which advised that the writer had learned of plans

the week end" to kidnap of assassinate someone in the

Madison "lavor's Office.

the intended victim could be either Mayor Paul. ?.

The letter further stated ostin

or His assistant, James Rowen, or Rowen's wife, Susan

Rowven Me Gorain,

Jaughees of U. S. Senator George

Mic Govern (D-S.D.).

The letter stated that this

action would take place later in the week (either

October 17 or 18, 1974).

The envelope was

"U,S. Postal Service 535 CCI 14 1974 P.M. "ostmarked

and was

addressed "Agent in Charge, Madison FBI,

3610 Univer-

sity Av. Madison. Wisconsin.

It was further marked

"Confidential - OPEN AT ONCE."

This information was immediately disseminated

to the Office of the Mayor and the Madison Police

Department.

No incidents occuried over the week end

of October 19-20, 1974.

the regulate scheme is incited.

a typewritten envelope addressed MADISON NEWSPAPERS INC. -

DELIVER TO PAUL SOGLIN, MAYOR'S OFFICE"

was found in

a men's rest room on

the third floor of the City-County

In the lower left-hand corner was the instruction

"OPEN AT ONCE.

Inside was a typewritten unsigned

letter stating "DO NOT ATTEND TONIGHT'S COUNCIL SESSION.

This docunent 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.

154 155197-164

ENCLOSURD

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FICATION

VIALIST MATTER: EXTORTION

THERE COULI

IS NO JOKE.

E A BIG BANG.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. THIS

DON'T BE THERE."

As a result of this letter, the Madison Police

Department searched

the Council chambers prior to their

meeting and sound nothing. Plain-clothes police officers

were stationed outside the Council chambers to be aleit

for suspicious

persons.

James Phillip Winkler, white male, born May

17, 1947 at Waterton,

Wisconsin, was observed acting

suspiciously outside

the Council

chambers, and he ras

observed to be carrying a wradped shoe cox.

Winkler

was

stopped and questioned outsice the city-county

Building,

and he voluntarily returned to the Police

Depatment for interview.

Located on his person was a three-ring notebook

that contained handwritten diary-like notations.

The

entries were dated from January 5, 1974 through October

20, 1974.

The shoe box contained

several paper back

books.

It was noted that the top one was entitled .

"Bomber.

The notebook was reviewed by Detective Albert

Roehling, Madison Police Department.

He stated that in

entries

beginning with October 9,

tle he thought he was going

"mad,

"1974, Winkler wrote

and

he did not know

what to do about it.

Under date of October 17, 19/4,

Winkler writes

that he thinks he

could become a full-

fledged assassin.

He further writes: "I'm starting

to believe my own fantasies and it's a little.......

Tuesday night I actually believed I was out to

kill

Soglin.

How easy access is

to the man.

I was

behind

him a

couple of times.

How easy it would have been.

Just stick him and it would be all over. It scares

me.

I don't want to kill anybody but my fantasies are...

coming to the forefront..

I might Ery it while not

"realizing what I am doing."

The entry further states that if he (Winkler)

was not so afraid to die, he would

kill himself.

further states in an entry

"Oct. 17.PM" that he feels

he is turning into a full-fledged assessin and he wonders

if this is how Oswald (Lee Harvey) and Bremer (Arthur)

fell into murder.

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ETGINIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTER; ENTORTION

The Sctober 18, 1974 entry asks why Winkler

has not been arrested.

He further states he does not

feel he is in full control of himself.

Roehling advised that Winkler, on October

23, 1974, was charged

with violations

Statutes,

Section

947.15

„of Wisconsin

"Bomb Scare,

and Sections

941.30 and 939.32 "Attempt to Endanger Safety by

Condar Restless an ine see iversity

Hospitals, Madison, Wisconsin, for psychiatric eval-

There have been no results furnished at this

as the evaluation will cover, a period of at least

sixty days.

Roehling further advised that based on a

consent to search from Winkler, his room at the

YMCA, 207 W. Washington Avenue,

Madison, produced

numerous cardboard boxes containing index cards,

manila folders and books of all description's.

index cards in the boxes and file drawers .contained

nation 19 no and are he ge al ken o

names of numerous individuals,

nationally nown and of the Madison area.

of these names indicated that they were

all involved

in political activity considared under the categories

f left and right

wing.

These cards contained bits

of information on each

individual, quoting statements

made in speeches or interviers to the press.

The

manila folders were indexed to individuals and

organizations that contained newspaper cLippings

concerning these individuals.

There was no

located entitled "Secret Army Organization, "older

Appendix) roI was there any correspondence connecting

Winkler with the Secret Army Organization known to

have existed in San Diego,

California.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTER; EXTORTION

Among the numerous items was a leaflet

entitled "Details How to Ship Negroes Back to

Africa, "

authored by Drawl. Smith and distributed by the

National States Rights Paity (jee Appendix), P. 0.

Box 1211, Marietta, Georgia.

It was noted that

across the top of

each of these laaflets was the

typewritten inscription "DISTRIBUTED IN THE

DIVISION.

SOUTUDRY WISCONSEN AREA BY SAO SURE RECION

A similar leaflet was recoered on a bulletin

board located in the Vilas Communications Bullding,

University of Wisconsia, Make One ran darch, 1974 by

" an underground

"newspaper in

Madison, This leaflet was turned over

to agents of the FBI by fellner in June, 1974. It

was noted thät most correspondence Winkler had was

Long Beach, California.

most of the tear-out sheets located in the manila

IOdCIS were fIon the publication

Christian

Crusade Weekly," which is published by the Christian

-Änti- Communist

Crusade.

Roehling also advised that located in

Winkler's room was an SCM portable manual typewriter.

Samples were taken from the typewriter by koehling

and he requested a preliminary opinion from Sergeant

Robert Schunk, Dane

County Sheriff's Office, Document

Examiner, who, in his preliminary statement, stated

that there were nuerous similarities of letter

characteristics in the recent letters received by

the Police Department and the samples taken from the

Rochling advised

that there was no

complete admission by Winkler that he was, in fact,

the author of numerous correspondence received

1973 to October, 1974

that was

during the period septembeehling expressed the opinion

signed "SAD."

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTER; EXTORTION

based on the evidence

recovered from him at the time of original detention

with the materials accumulated over the period of

the past year that there can be deduced a strong

opinion that Winkler is, in fact, the SAO in Madison.

operated as a lone individual as they cannot locate

not a there thos

appears that winkler

any individuals with whom he has associated.

Rochling

further advised that when Winkler was arrested, contained

in his wallet was a membership card for the National

Socialist thite People's Party (See Appendix), Milwaukee,

Wisconsin.

Review of the Watertown, Wisconsin Police

Department files shows that winkler, on May 12, 1966,

was charged with

six counts of arson.

He pled

guilty

and

was sentenced to three years at the Green

Bay

Reformatory (no date of sentencing recorded).

The following is a description of. Winkler:

Name

Race

Sex

Birth Data

Height

Weight

Eyes

Hair

Characteristics

Relatives

JAMES PHILLIP WINKLER

White

Male

5/17/47

- Watertown, Wisconsin

"5'8"

<275

Blue

Brown

Glasses

Catser - Richard Winkler,

born 6/19/21;

•Mother - Dolores

Ar Winkler,

born 6/15/22 -

415 N. 4th Street,

Watertown, Wisconsin

Brother

Identification

Numbers

Edward Winkler,

Watertown, Wisconsin

Watertown, Wis. PD

#20475;

Madison,

Wis. PD

#B43780

Fingerprint Class.

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APPENDIX

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

The Secret Army Organization was an anti-

communist, para-military organization formed in

San Diego, California in 1971. Its objectives

were to conduct intelligence-type operations and

to offer traini felt wine, suerrilla variare to

to offer traininhieft wina, guerrilla warfare to

be used

against

groups and suspected

enemies of the U.S.

SAO memoers in the san Diego

area involved themselves in a number of incidents

property.

The SAO was reported defunct in October,

1972.

APPENDIX

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APPENDIX

NATIONAL STATES RIGHTS PARTY

The National States Rights Party (NSRP),

formerly known as the United white Party, was

organized in 1957 in Knoxville, Tennessee. The

NSRP's official party line promotes

Jews, Negroes, Comrunists and certain law enforce-

=

ment agencies.

NSRP National Chairman J. b. Stoner

has publicly advocated kiling or deporting Jews;

deportation of Negroes; doing away with FBI pimps,"

and repeal of all civil rights laws.

carries out its line of hatred through the use

of propaganda media and provocative demonstrations.

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NATIONAL SOCIALIST WIITE PEOPLE'S PARTY (NSWPP)

also known as THE AMERICAL NAZI PARTY, AMERICAN

NAZIS

THE WORLD UNION OF FREE ENTERPRISE

NATIONAL SOCIALISIS, TIlE GEORGE LINCOLN

ROCKWELL PARTY

The American Nazi Party - The World Union of

Free Enterprise National Socialists was organized by

George Lincoln Rociwell on February 26, 1956, based

upon the concept of an international "National

Socialist,

movement, as espoused by the German Nazi

Party which was headed by Adolf Hitler. On January

I, 1967, the official name of this organization was

changed

to National Socialist White People's Party.

The NSVPP supports and follows the line of hatred

against blacks, Jews and commists through various

propaganda media, demonstrations,

and other publicity

seeking devices for the purpose

dominant political party vithin the enter

a Legitimate

: states

and in foreign countries.

Virginia, the NSwiP is currently led by matthias

Koenl, Jr.

APPENDIA

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DATED STATES GUVE UNLITT

Memorancom

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

8/5/74

FROM

SUBJECT:

SAC; MILIAUKEE (157-2445) (P)

-SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAD)

EXTREMIST MATTER - EXTORTION

11-15-

Re Milwaukee airtel to the Burzau dated 4/17/74,

enclosing IHM dated 4/17/74.

Enclosed for the Bureau are six Xerox copies

of an Lill dated and captionad as above, which is

self-explanatory.

After receipt of notebook from MARK MC ELRIATH,

MIKE FELLNIR was located on 6/12/74 and advised of the

contents.

The Madison Police Department was also advised

of the contents of the notebook.

Based on investigation set forth in Lhi, the

following

investigation is being conducted at liadison,

Wisconsin:

Will submit to Document Section, FBI Laboratory,

signed by RALPH L. KREUGER. Will also

submit for handwriting comparisons notebool located on

City County Building on

6/11/74 at UN- liadison, 10/2/73.

along with notebook located in

Investigation will continue in an effort to

identify RALPH L. KREUGER.

ENCLOSIF:

REC-85

Bureau (Enc. 6) (RM) 55

Milwaukee

(2-157-2445)

2 %

100-11S83)

- 100-15252)

(MIKE FELLNER

(YANT)

157-25577-103

HNC: 1rh

(7)

F' AUG @ 1974

TOTES TREMENTAS

19

$010.110

ICC-CRIS

icc-ss

100-61897410

TF/R5G 8/14/74

By U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payrolt Savings Plan fAst

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I Reply, Please Rofer 10

ile No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUST. CE

FEDER

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Milwaukee, wisconsin

August 5, 1974

SECRET ARMY ORGATIZATION

On June i1, 1974, Mark MIc Elreath, 818 Terry

Place, Madison,

Wisconsin,

an employee of Station WHA-IV

located in

the

Vilas Communications Bullding,

University

oi wisconsin (U:) ~ Madison, turned over a blue spixal

notebook he had jound in an elevator at his place oi

employment on that date.

the notebook contained numerous

handwritten notes concerning individuals and organizations

identified with the

"New Left"

political activities in

the Madisor and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, arcas.

The first

page indicated that the unknown writer was making-plans

pertaining to an attempted kidnaping of Mike Feliner,

editor of the underground ladison newspaper

• "Takeover."

The notes incicated that the contemplated action was to

ake place between June 15-10, 1914. fellner, according

to the notes, was believed to

be the son of a CariN.

Fellner, a professor of (psychiatry) at UN.

Fellner

an Interview on June 1s,

1914, identitied his rather as

Werner Fellner, oiner of a garage and who resides in

Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania.

Carl H. Fellner was last

listed in the 1972-1973 UN Staff Directory.

Fellner at time of interview also furnished

Ralph Li Kreuger.

typewritten let er dated watch an one letter to

- "our extortion"

and further

-to certain advertisers

on March 5, 1974, in the newspaper rack at the U!/ Memorial

Student Union.

These letters were turned over to the

Madison Police Department, who have submitted them to the

FBI Laboratory for examination.

The notebook also eludes to other proposed actions

against "New Left" organizations.

One such entry concerns

a

"smashing victory" concerning the Youth Against War and

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions

at the EBl. 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.

157-23577-105

ENCLOSE

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Fascism (YAWF), 150 East Juneau, Milwaukee. It is known

that unnown individuals did break into the offices of

this organization in May, 1974; but the incident was not

reported to the Milwaukee Police Department.

YOUTH AGAINST WAR AND FASCISM

YAWe is the youth group of the workers

World Party (MP).

WORKERS WORLD PARTY

The WVP was founded in 1959, by indivicuals

policies of the Socialist

advocated unconditional support of the Soviet

Union and the building of a revolutionary

party geared to the overthrow of capitalism.

More recently:

the

MP has called for peaceful

solutions to Sino-Soviat border disputes;

however,

the wif generally supports the

People'

s Republic of China in its ideologi-

cal differences with the Soviet Union.

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY

The swis headquartered in New lork city,

is a revolutionary, Trotskyist-communist

organization which has

as its purpose the

overthrow of the United States Government,

the institution of a dictatorship of the

working class and the eventual achievement

of a communist society.

SiP was founded

in the United States in 1938 as the American

section of the worldwide Trotskyist revolutionary

organization named the Fourth International (il),

which is headquastered in surope.

SVP withdrew its formal affiliation vin the

FI to escape application of the Voorhis Act,

002 .

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

which regulates certain types of organizations

subject to foreign control.

From 1970

to the present time, however, Sir has

continued a close association with the

FI and participates and votes as a "sym-

pathizing group" in FI mectings.

While the SiP does not openly advocate the

use of violence at the present time to

overthrow the United States Government,

the SiP believes that eventual violent

revolution in the United States is inevitable.

SWP

seeks to precipitate revolution vhen

conditions are ripe

and to direct and seiza

control of the revolution when it occurs.

Importantly, the FI at its Morld Congress

in Europe in 1974 took a

position LavorIng

the current use of guerrila varfare anc

armed struggle to achieve revolution in

South America and elsewhere if local conditions

indicate that such violence would enhance

revolution. A majority of the SUP delegation

to the FI opposed

the current use of violence

only on the ground that it is premature whereas

a minority of the Swr delegation lavored

the FI endorsement of violence.

FOURTH INTERNATIONAL

The FI was founded in 1938 at Paris,

France, embodying the iccological position

of leon Trotsky of "continuing revolution"

in the application of Marxism.

The FI is

the largest Irotskyist group with worldwide

representation.

The SiP, a United States

based Irotskyist group, participates in

FI. Activities and leads a faction of the

The cominant faction of the fl,

february, 1914, took the position of

as 3 on

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SECRET ARTY ORGANIZATION

favoring the current use of guerrilla

warfare and armed struggle to achieve

a revolution in Latin America if local

conditions indicate that such violence

would enhance the revolution.

A. check of records of Madison law enforcement

agencies, credit bureau, and UW were negative concerning

Ralph L. Kreuger.

SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) was

an

antl- COMmunISt

paramilitary organization

formed in San Diego, California, in 197i.

Its objectives were to conduct intelligence-

type operations and to offer training in

against

and suspected

enemies of the United States.

SAO members

in the San Diego area involved themselves

in a number of incidents of violence

resulting in their arrest and incarceration

on local charges, including attempted

• murders

illegal possession of explosives,

and receiving stolen property.

The SAO

was reported dafunct in October, 1972.

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FBI

Date: April 17

1974

Trunsmit tie foilo..ung in

Via

AIRTEL

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

Tripe is plantext or code!

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(t'rioring:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAC, MILWAUKEE (157-2445) (P)

SECRET ARUY ORGINIZATION PRAD)

MIINNONED DIVISION

EXTREMIST MATTER;

EXTORTION

1_9

(00: MILNAUKEE)

Re Milwaukee airtel and LIM to Bureau dated

9/28/73;

San. Diego airtel to Bureau dated 10/31/73.

Enclosed for the Bureau are six (6) Xerox copies

of an Iii dated and captioned as above, which is self-explan-

arory.

Unat

Ait::

Dopt.

How forwarded

Date

Che Madison Police Department.

LEAD

MILWAUKEE DIVISION

AT JEFFERSON, WISCONSIN

Will continue efforts to locate and interview

RICK MANDELL Le his efforts to form a guerrilla-type or-

ganization.

in on.

on to.

REC-30

15'

taxista 002652025011

BUREAU (157-23577) (Encls.

6) (AM) (RM)

MILWAUKEE (157-2445)

12 APR 22 1974 i

INC/dgl

(5)

Sent

special Agent in Charge

Per;

U.s. Government Printing Cillce: 1972-405-574

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.. Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Apx21 17, 1974

SECRET ARMY ORGAIZATION

.

dated, signed "Secret Army Organization

the

"Wisconsin State Journal,

a Madison, Wisconsin

daily

newspaper, with the envelope bearing the

Postal' Service - Watertowa, WI - 9/17/73.H0stmark,

"U. S.

The letter stated

that action would begin in Madison against anti-American and

anti-white organizations on September 17, 1973. The letter

targeted Mayor Paul R.' Soglin; Mel. Cohen; and the Wisconsin

Allianca, a snall local political party.

The Madison Police

Department has been conducting investigation in connection

with this letter but with negative results.

The letter was

submitted to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Laboratory which identified the lettering as coming from

either a Smith Corona typewriter or R. C. Allen standard

typewriter.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The SAO was an anti-communist, paramilitary

organization formed in San Diego, California,

in 1971.

Its objectives were to conduct in-

telligence-type operations and to offer train-

ing in urban guerillla vartare to be used

against

"left-wing groups" and suspected

enemies of the United States.

SAO members

in the San Diego area involved themselves in

a nunber of incidents of violence

charges, including attempted murder, illegal

possession of explosives, and receiving

stolen property.

The SAO was reported de-

funct in October, 1972.

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.

151-235775163

ENCLOSURE

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Investigation at Watertown, Wisconsin, has been

negative in identifying any individuals connected with any

cype of organization snown as sau.

mer mayor, and

Cab Company and who employs many young persons as drivers,

were unable to turnish any positive incormacion concerning

the activity

of individuals tho may have attempted to tom

an organization similar to SAO.

Daily Tines,

" a local newspaper, did not reveal the identi-

ties of any individuals or organizations that could ba con

sidered connected with SAD. Records of the Watertown Police

Department failed to disclose arrest or complaints or rny

other information of any individuals who could be connected

to the SAO.

On March S, 19/4, the Madison Police department

received five typewritien

letters from the circulation mana-

ger of the

"Badger Herald,"

a student newspaper, University

of Wisconsin (UN) - Madison, that were left on the news

racks at the Student Memorial Union,

UN - Madison.

These

letters were addressed to five advertisers whose advartise-

ments appeared in

"Takeover,

"a Madison underground news-

paper.

These letters were signed SAO.

They advised that

this was a warning against them. The latters stated that

the latest issue of

"Takeover"

lavished praise on the

Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) and has endorsed Marxist

terror.

The letter stated. that there would be a boycott

by advertisers and that the addressees have no choice in

taking part.

The letters warnad that if advertisers failed

to remove

all of their advertising from the next issue of

"Takeover,

" SAO would be left with no choice but to take

action to insure that advertisements would never be placed

The letters warned

that the advertisers had until

the next issue to decida. The letters concluded that this

was the first and only warning to be sent and that their

futures in business depended on the advertisers' actions

now.

The advertisers receiving these letters were the

Capitol and Majestic Theaters; Mid-West Hi-Fi; Cunique

Billiards;

and the Focal Point Co-op.

The Madison Police

Department is submitting these letters and envelopes to

the FBI Laboratory for comparison examinations with the

first letter received.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

• Howard Barry

• Godfrey, San Diego, California, Who

is familiar wich past activities of the SA0, advised or

October 25, 1973, that he had no information regarding the

SAO at Madison or any other city in wisconsin.

He is-s

certain that there were no offshoot or related organiza-

tions with connections at San Diego in the Madison area

at the time the SAO was active at San Diego. He opined

that the person sending the threatening letters in Madison

is not a san Diego resident since the writer appears to

have knowledge of local political figures at Madison.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

Howard Barry Godfrey, for a number of years,

voluntarily furnished information to the

FBI regarding identities and activities of

Extremist groups in the San Diego area. His

information has been reliabie and, as ar

interested citizen, he volunteered his

knowledge and services to Local Law en-

forcement agencies which culminated

in his

appearance and testimony beiore the San

Diego County Grand Jury in June and July

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re.

1,57

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lir. W. R. Wannall

G. C. Hoove

•.

THESE MOTI-PSI ANTICLES

MASTEM 622226 320126 24577 61932)

LARGIST TASTER • LOND

L • SechaL TICITS DiVision

I - iir, D. i. Bovers

1 sir. He di. He

2/7/74

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

I - lic.i..

do kind

-Mr.

C. Moore

F. A. Ronocy

1 - 11r. I, Fitziatrick

omicino troc raticico

critical oi ten ¿I and, in part, of fomer bircator j. Carar

The 115xu is an

antibleck, anti-sontic, mute moist

¡olicical party cadmartered in donioter, Cornia, maci is

edited by vI. Laard. fields wo is law rational Sccretary.

The Jood reticle is coptionod "ESI Fuencd Into Gecrri

iolini."

forer 121 issistant to the iroccor (0llian C. Cullloan to thr

Fbitr. House, in which Sullivan "rovalcd" Ener Director leover

"was not di sound nind in his last years"; io? Dircetor icover

allocaly wept siles on Coarsesanen end bladenailed dira"; en?

hor dan ¿bI alleanaly comiceci illonal acto an "proscouting mute

pacricis for rany years.

The article alleges that comer

White House aide Jols Deon III anyo a copy of Sullivan's seport

to tha Sunate Waternato Comnitice (S:C); Lovevcr, the siC has

allegeily suppressed it. Rcaders are urgod to vrite their

Congressen and the SiC denanding release of the "Sulliven Repori."

The article further allores the FBI hos beon "urcolir

patriotic orraniantions' unile only "civing 113 servico to the fight

against cormunion," and has experionced a "loss of reputation."

Inclosures (3)

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lenorandum to 12. W. R. Mnnall

Ir::

Thirce inti-roi Articies

Appearing in February,

107%, Issue Of

Motional.

States Righus farty (BRt)

lewspever "The Thunderholt"

Sio is a now icinet prranigation fored in

San Diero,.

California, in 1971 as an anticommist, peronilitary

310 intonded to conduct intrili onen-te investi-niions

and to offce cron rucrilla trainim or use arzinst ilcat-ine

coups and suspectoá enchies of the u. s."

12/6/50 to 11/23/72. No moe taraboo to porctrate tie did and

subsequently bacade a SiN ICCReE,

ie have no continied intrmation

in 0u2 files

infecting, his actual porcicigation in "entramont

activity or vicion cotions midic mch to.

aerous aller tions

vore raised üy the debunse alon? this line durin insuch's trini

and these altogecions vere zaculed or explained an opch coust.

Codaroy's Erocinony vas insermental in achioving successful

prosecutione armiest sercini sis nonbors, and therchy proceeing,

Copies of the above three articico are attachoa.

Fone.

Tor incontion, This newspaper has a small

circulation aimed at its white hate membership.

We are not refutir

the allegations therein as to do so would serve no useful purpose

and would merely prompt the NSRP to prolong these attacks.

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EDGAR NICOVER

'TAS A MENTAL CASE

IS A BLACKMAILER

For many gears, William C.. In fact, Sullivan was the main

Sullivan was assistant director, public spokesman for the fil

J: Edgar Houser at The Ell,

and lloover,

on those

occasions

when Inoser !

sonally spoke. Sullivan oft

spode lo conventions and in.

portant meetings in beh.if e

Hoover. Iany man on the in

side ever knew what Hoore:

really sas, it was Assistas:

Direcior of the FBI William C

SulliniC. Sullivan save

Wiliam

long written report

the

White House in which he

reicaled that 1. Edgar Heover

"was not of sound mind in his

last jears. This was a lonz

report which spelled out peas

acisities.

it iso aid how lower es

files on congressien

schators and blackmailed them

during

the forty eight jears

that he headed the FBI.

It is bad enough for a man is

be a blackmailer and of sa-

sound mind, but much wors

when that man is the head au

the nationwide

secrel polca

that has files on over half las

American people,

Jerr Danicl

Elisberg

sicle

military secrets and has been

accused

of giving them 10

Russia. Yct, Hoover refusea ias

investigale Elisberg because do

his friendship with Ellsberg's

father-in-law, Jew Louis Mar

It is tragic when the chiclot ic

secret police is surrounded isith

William C. Suilivan gave his

report to the While

Then, the Senate Watergate

Commitice was

given the

repori by John Dean, 3id. _1E2

Watergate Commitics has s37-

pressco the Sullivan report erer

since. They don'! want the geo

pie 10 kinow thie truth abace

how the FBI has been usei to

commit burgiary, perjury, 250

break. other laws. in perss-

culing.

. loyal

White patricts;

throuchout

the

COURIST

for many ycars. lt would ti

sell for every person io satete

the senators on the Waterg. ic

Commitico and demand las

they release and publish the set

scil of the Sullivan ke

shich exposes the evils of in:

FI31.

A federal court recently:

ordered the FBI lo lurn ore

some of ils docunients on is

vestigations 10 i reporier.

==

documents shoned that

FBl had been illegally wer in

for jeare and years nol prig t

spy upon

righting pile ot

organizations, but lo aês

sislotinge the:. The only 8-8-

The 1ll sere there ilor s.

splimered and brodes

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* facts that are now com-

ent about the 1B3l show

the leftwing is so powerful.

• United States and the

its so weak. The FBl has

doing a wrecking job on

atic organizations ver

192.4 shile only giving lip

ce le the light

against

nunism. While pretending

e agaiest communism, the

has been busy sabotaging

organizations that are.

ist communism.

Scumps

FBl rats hare just

a loss of reputation.

According

1o the

"National

Obserser." the public is no

longer favorabic 1o the FB1.

One FBl agent, talking about

then and nos, was quoted as

" silying

"Wlien sie'll shris our

credentials, ne alats got right

in lo get our information. on

we have 10 wait lots of times.

and people don't seem so will-

ing 1o help.

" The peopie are

now learning that the FBI is

the enemy of White Christian

America.

You are urged to

write all of the senators on the

Watergate Committee and all

of the congressmen

and

senators from your state and

urge that the Watergate Com-

mittee publish William C.

Sullivan's Report that exposes

the criminal record of the FBI.

Secret police, like the FB1,

are

cvil

in

cvery country.

Aleksandr 1. Solzhenitsyn, in

his book

"The Gulig

Archipelago" exposing the

evils of the secret police in

Russia, said:

"What would things have

been like if every security

operations man ishen he sei out

al night 10 make arrests was

uncertain whether he would

return alive and would have to

say his goodby's 10 his assn

family?

"Of if during mass arres!s -

as for exmapic in Leningrad,

"when they' arrested a quarier oj

the chire cil!' — people had

not just sat tiere growing pole

'as every banging of the.

daurcenirs door and at every

.......

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ww...

He call upon every person to

stand up for freedom and liber-

..ly in America and for taxing

power away from the mangey

Iederal agents. Congress needs

1o repeal all of thie anti-gen

law's and all of the other evil

laws

that chable the

Washingson politicians 1o im-

pose a police state on the peo-

ple that is enforeed with federal

agents. Oppose federal tyran-

fig. Oppose federal agents and

do not answer their questions.

Teii them to go to Hades!

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F's Hoover

ailed

"Not

Of Sound Mind"

that foller vos a maras

By JACK NELSON

WASHINGTON

(LAT)

Wirelap files located by the

FBI in

a White ilouse safe

were kept from J. Bugar

Hoover because He was "not

mind

Years

Miliam

former Fbl assistant director

told the Los Angeies Times

Mondily.

Sullivan said that because

the late ABI director "could

not be trusted"

to keep the

1il es confidential Sullivan

turned them over to Assistant

Ally, Gen. Robert Jiardian oc-

fore lioover forced Sullivan 1o

retire from the rBI on Oct. 6,

1971.

Sullivan, now director of the

Justice Department's office of

• national narcotics intelligence,

said John N. Mitchell,

N1!:

was attorney general ät the

time, ordered thai the files be

given to Marcian.

Acting FBI Director Wil-

Jiam B. Ruckelshaus quoted

Mardian as saying he trans-

ferred the files aiter Sullivan

warned

that Hover

"might

use the records in some man-

ner" against President Nixon

and Mitchell.

RUCKCLSHAUS said Sulli-

van did not "affirm" Mard-

jan's claim in a statement to

• the FBl. But Sullican told the

Times he and Marcian did

agree that ileover might use

the files for "some ill-concer.

SO 1WE2253

against guiera-

ment omcials. "I don't speci!-

ically remember mentioning

the President,' Sullivan said,

"but we certainly

President in mind "had the

Sullivan, who feuded

with

Hoover over FBI policy mat-

ters in the last few years be-

fore the director's

death in

May 1sf2, said that the wire

tap records never wcre a part

of the FBI's officially record-

ed files.

"Hover dien't want the

59n Sadie 166 me io

keep them

myseli and have

them ready for him. arailable

any time he wanted them. I

had them in a file cabinet in

my

office, but then wes

In the rail iles.

Sullivan said that when Jus-

tice Department officials sho

knew oi tie, wiretay records

learned he was leaving "they

were very upset and undcr

standably because they could

no longer depend on linover.

He had baen looking siut all

Plass. lie

Tonger be trusted. So I was in-

stracted to pass the records to

who had been

under considerable criticisa

for his administration of the

FBI, was concerned about

being fired as director and

kopt the records "lo keep

Mitchell

and the others in

line," Sullivan said.

the cervazados

Sullivan sand.

"Ic alssays did that sor! r!

thùng. 2h:2.

set seri

he's separ

Lors to and marise tad sota

tor Tnat we're in the ocarso i:

an investigation

cahnee heppened to cme to

with this data on you care

er. But ire wanied you i

now this - we realte vca:

Mant to beow it. But cor:

have any concern, no che tra

ever learn about it. we?

Jesus, what does that lei tre

senator? From tent lice

the senater's ricia in

Sullivan said that neithar

Mitchell nor Mardian ever

specifically told him the: that

didi not want lloover to have

the files because he could r.

be trusted. But Sullivan sale

"read this between

"NEITHER MARDIAY RO

Mitchel. lasted him bat ther

didn't wart io say tha'." Sa-

"Ilcover wasn't o:

sound mind as a traint ci

PaSt

Everyeter

Hoover knew that he was ro

longer rational. He was coin?

the strangest

things.

going into a rare."

157-2

_Enclosuro

1x.F77

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V Cloud

CALIFORNIA PATRIOT the car, was a paid FBI in-

FREED 18 FI

former.

FRAMEUY CASE

Te was also charged that the

Mr. George Mi. Hoover was

pimp, Howard Godfrey, was

a member of the now defunct

the chief "firebrand" in the

right-wing

"Secrel Army

Secret Army and constantly

Orgunication.

" Hoover, age 37

encouraged violence, The FBI

of Santee, California, was con-

allowed Godfrey 10 participate

viced last year of firing into

in the shooting, several fire-

the home of a Marxist radical

bombings and

burglaries

named Peter Bohmer of San

before they arrested several

Diego.

others using Godfrey as their

It was later admitted by the main witness against thei.

federal prosecution that an FBI

Godfrey was so convincing

pinip

named

Howard

Berry

that he rose 10 Assistant State

Godfrey had

infiltrated the

Coordinator of The Secret Ar-

Secret Army. He had driven

my. Through acts of violence

the car from which the shots

he was able to prove his

were fired. Therefore the

"loyalty" to the organization...

California Fourth District

The court decmed this an act of

Court of Appeals ruled to over-

"entrapment." The FBI pimp

•turn Hoover's conviction.

was the provocateur of the acts

Judge William T. Low said the

of violence and his FBI

jury should have been informed

superiors had the power to siop

that the sole witness testifying

them before they occurred.

against Hoover, and driver of

RIGHT-IVING VICTORY

This important case

represcnls an

outstanding his-

tory for Patriots ererywhere.

The viciory of George !

Hoover over this FBI frames-

helps to expose how far gover..

mient agents will go to press.

patriotic groups.

The dister-

bing part of this is that the FBI

will itself break the lass, with i

acts of violence, in order is

mancuver innocent patriots

mto a trap, where they can ther

be framed by lying paid pimps

testifying in court.

While this

sort

skullduggery has been going or !

for some lime, the true fars

ochind it all are just now com-

ing to light. We have all read

the chilling accounts of secre:

police terror in Russia and no:

we witness the very same thing

taking place right here in this

couniry.

157-45117-1

Deleterl Copy Sent

by letter

11:.

Der FOT: 3r1164

cif

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FBi

Date: 10/31/73

Transmit the following in

Via BIR IEL

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRMAIL-REGISTERED MAIL

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAG, SAN DIEGO (15/-2815, (RUC)

"SECRET /RY OUGUNIZATION

726133

EM; EXTORTiON

R30.30

Re Bureau airtel to Milraukes and San Diego

dated 10/10/73.

On 10/25/73 HOWARD BARRY SODFREY was contacted

telephonically by SA ALFRED GArY GURN.

GODEREY

to ie faciliar vica coot activities of tha Seccot Anny

Organ12ix.0D 1200) C8 26H 11099,

edvirod chat te has no

information regardinz

the Sid at madison or any other

city in wisconsin, te is certain inat there was no offa

shoot or related organization with connections ai San

Diego in the hadison, wisconsin, area at the time the sau

active in San Diego.

tie opinad that the person

sending threatening letters

in dadison, Wisconsin, is not

a san Diego resident, since ne appears

to have a knowledge

of local political figures at mauison.

GODFREY mentioned one MIKE VIJVeDA tho GODFREY

recalled had reportedly been active in Minutemen-type

activities at San Diego approximately four years ago. He

(2: Bureau

1906915%-dames

zuniscoss

2 - Milwaukee

1 • San Diego

2T-704

221 NOV & 1073

AGG: 11W

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(5)

S YAOV

141973

cans as cats.

Approved:

Sent

Speciul Agent in Charge

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Per _

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SD 157-2015

recalled that VIJVODA was from the Wisconsin area.

recallad at VervoDa had moved to salt lare City,

Utch, and was reported to have moved to Texas after

that.

A file rovier at San Diceo discloses a

San Diero

Polica cuaremont intelligerse rece

furnicint

ales on 4/24/15 irdicatio, that

146 1 1 1 119610lin

....

.., 1102102

And To do encloudio 01

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a nonber or

100-210n .

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i tutor -i

command ain

• H13 27:02720200 146

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culinated in his abcoalanca und

Leotany 622012 120 612 24070 600n53

Grond JITY 10 JEe and -47 08 1972.

Mi? "cereb umay Cagendanbiod ity ba

charactezizad as lollous:

The Sarat Amy Organization (SA0) was

an anticon unist:

percmilitary

01g9h230610N 10c420 In San DIego,

12 14710

Iis objectives

were to conduct intalligencestype

operacions and to oscar training in

UrUCH 1u20rad10 inrzore to ce used

against

"leftotin? nrouys"

suspecied enemies ot the Unitod

States.

SAD moriars in the San Diego,

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SD 157-2315

California area involved themselves

• in a numbor or incitres or violenca

resulting in ineir arrast and incorceration

on locai

creepes, including actomoted

and recoirin: stolon

SPO

was Ispored damet in ictorse, 10720

...:.

• CUFFENE TigHE WIng extremisE

vil Die de corinians tenanto dani

P bo: 1210

On 10/30/73 INFERNANT. Who Is familiar

...:

216411175

and do da Bango di

arisod daat prios no incoration

1-301

Da 10/31/73 CoNerdenTial SoURce (coteci

2s z0ke1;

Han 1Ret

Police Department

advised that his

no infornation indicating any connection at Wisconsin

wind tea

1911 5.d

19/2.

In To Or C. LICh TiAh 19 0024412 2016 M610

Me mos

2a6 on 0r

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AIRTEL

(attention: it.

I = Mr.

G.C. Moore

i,d. luiley

10/18/73

To:

5.108

Dan Diego

Eson: Blioctor, 153/57-23547-

DECEEN ASTE ORGITIICATION

AE MAGEND DIVISIOT

ST-1.03

÷ !:

For the incoration of Milanakce, the Secret aray

221001237600 404 968 42 2271009710174

in lur sonomilitary croadication

cutcetired nore in

scentions and to buice training in tasan

to to coed achinat "latining groups and

Guspected enemsos of the Unlod Statos."

Co MorS da We Can laure, Calicornia, aren 10701441

territor 1aa tons of areidonis or violonce roomicity

1n Ch021

2ng iconrcerction on looni cinames, inciuuing accounted

zircee, illcest nonsession of caplocires, and zoceiving sislon

Droper 47.

Tho SAo uns reported delunci by to Saa Diego Divisiou

25 01 02t032E, 1572.

tron a rovich or information cot forth in resorenced tou.

LE do bot possible to dotornine rochor the 980 recoxied

tO by

youz office hag any councilong nith tho so under ibvestigation

by san Drego.

Penirjn

esc. Dir. -

amp. Syse.-

no Affairs —

iles & Com. -

сп. Inv..

lent.

spection

Fell. -.

storatory

lain. & Evol. -.

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sal Coun._

trphone Rm. -

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SEE NOTE PAGE THREE

3 56 01.13

MAILED 22

OCT 181973

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A17201 to 111522

and can Diego

die:

SOCIOU MIDY

Sad zation

Miraulce Division

It not already done, Milnualce should promoily contret

Jogical sourcos anù Aniormats for tho purpose of dotermining

comlete intonation concorzalo

Inoder's,

cilite dida.

20:018iar2 C4 1000620e

orticial musication, id aty: 3i4

doén.

Grand porcinone scalichol

Cou camid alno abtene io ascorcain Fuciner the S10 13

Lama 129 10 20 6100. 20 C 10O Mid La CON Dickee

Jule sitter chould bo afreedod empoditions handling and

soonits funichod in join suitable for discomination at an carzy

Impe indoranese cordionud by jaz orice mich in oi

For the intonation of Can Diore, coloroccod Uri sate

forth fis costonto or as anonyacusi? & ouration leidor recoived

1H12e07

1000rai0, daily

7: 50020d

"Do ndon it ling concern," indicnted clas

T053n

in the saloon, minesesin, inca en 9/11/70 cranad lanzinimaricon

nassrite occanlaaciors."

To Surice Giacod any and 411

Offlees o8 ine daneral mad

23251613

The lotten

5l00 bacatouca riolont action rainst inui cozlin, layor ci

2G0120E aDy OrranisatAS s the atorozontionod iniricuals in

cho Madison arca on 9/17/75.

San Diego Division innediately contact scurcea and

intormants fositiar with tie 540 in na attene to nic a cocornina

Milanunco Diviston say be aa cif-shoot of, co have other connections

vith, tus san Diego ormnisation.

tho Luacau ad maimulce oi positivo incomtion in form suitable

for CissOninatiOn.

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Airicl to Milwaukee and San Diego

Re:

Secret Army Organization

Milwaukee Division

NONE:

Instructions being set forth to lilwaukee and

San Diego Divisions as rosuit or

information indicating the

extronist deciot irmy Organization may be active nithin the

Milwaulce Division at

this

time.

Intornation concornine letter

recoived iron the Sa0 in this instance mo mao amilablo to the

Halwaukoe Vitice by the Crininal Intolligence service of the

Madison, Wisconsin, Police

Lapartment.

24606 10000 3001213 1170160 TIh Ch7 130112010 4a2

corcorning the sid.

ice comnicacion indicates that ivaulec

Divicion was ant conducting investigation concerning the possible

extortion aspects of this natier in vie? of investigation

being

conducted by

the "adison, Wisconsin, Police Department, which

sas consicoring subaission of the letter involved to the laboratcry

for appropriate examinations.

This has been

coordinated with

Supervisor W. J. Riley of the General investigative Division.

!Te

• •

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI.

Date:

9/28/73

(Type in plainical or code)

AIRMAIL • REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

CUBJACI:

DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, MILWAUKED (157-WET) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORDANIZATION

EN; EKTORTION

Boolored for thie Burnau are eicht copies ci an

Ihk dated and captioned as above wich is sellerplanatory.

Two copies of an FD 376 aio stapled to the

enclosed Lili.

In view of the position of PaUl SOILIN, a COpy

of the enclosed IuM is being dissominatod to secret

services

Milwaukee.

For the infonation of the Bureau, Milwaukee

indices are negative concerning HARIDY VON HADET, STEVE ALDERNAN,

and ALOISE D. MALLOR.

Toere

are numerous 100 sororences on

PAUL R.

SOLIN with 100-11,900.

MEL CONal is referenced with

Milwaulee's file on Vets for Peace in Viebname Milwaukee

indices also has reforences on ALLa C. DETTY and CLARENCE 3-

information of the Buroau, PAUL SOGLIN,!

who was elected to the position of layor, city of liadison,

in March, 1973, has roceived in the past,

national publicity (i

thru "Look" magazino as "the boy aldernan". While in this

position, SOLIN was

a student at the niversity of wisconsin

Madison

and received local publicity in news modia concerning

his activities with student groups protesting the Vietnam war

ginco 1968.

Local nows media is currently following the

investigation of a potition signed by 103 polico officers,

Madison Folice Dopantment,

concorning their dissatisfaction

with tho curront Chief DAVID C. COUPER, who has received sürong

public backing frori

SOCLIN.

This current situation has made

3 - Bureau (Baco 8) (1) (ru)

T4E50543 455577zis tomo

2

•Milnaukoe

1/513?

OCL : 1073

40(5)

• Approved:

Special Agent in Charge,:.

Per -

U.S. Government Printing Offle

455-574

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cansmit the following in

lia

FBI

Date:

(Type in plaintext or code:)

(Priority)

MI 157-New

the current Madison Police Lapartment investigation proceed

cautiously.

It is also belioved that

this matten nas not

brought to

the

attontion of the FBI

bocause of this

situationd

Milwaukee is initiating investigation concoming

the Secret Army Organization at Watertown, Wisconsin. Milwaukeo

indicos are. negativo concerning this organization.

Duroau is requested to fumish Milwaukee with any

The

background

infomation on this group that may assist in its investigation.

to invastirative

activity on the part of the Madison Police Department.

Madison Polios Depurtnont is considering subnatting the mo

treatenas lotter to the fed Laboratory and the batent

Fingerprint Soction for appropriate examination.

Approved:

Sent

Special Agent in Charge

_M Per -

U.S. Government Printing Offico: 1972-455-574

...

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In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

CRIMENT OF JL

'ICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVES

ATION

SYASHINGION, D.C.

20535

September 28, 1973

-

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. CJ Threats or actions againsi persons protected by Secret Service.

2. Ex Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

3. D Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

4. [ Participation in civil disturbances. anti-t. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.

5. [J Illegal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6. I Defector from U. S. or indicates desire lo defect.

7. [ Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph J has been furnished enclosed

[J is not available.

Very truly yours,

cutelle

Clarence M. Kelley

Director

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

(1)

U.S. Secret Service , Milwaukee

(RM)

Enclosure(s)

!?!

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

ile No.

UNITE STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS :CE

• FEDER

BUKEAU OF INVESTIGATION

Milwaukeo, Wisconsin

Soptembar 28, 1973

SECRET ARMY ORGAMIZATION

EXTREVIST HATTER: EXTORDICN

The following information was furnished by

Detectivo John L. Heisel, Crimina. Intelligence Service,

radison, Wisconsin, Police Department (MPD) on Septembex

25, 1973:

His department received a call fron the Receptionists

"Wisconsin state Jouma]"

• & Madison dally newspaper.

11s south carroll straet, Madison, on September 18, 1973,

advising tho recoipt of the following typo-sitten

anonymous letter:

"TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;

Be it known that on this day, September 17,

1973: that action will bogin in the Madison area against

the

anti-American and anti-white organizations.

Waring is hereby given that any and all

oficos of the enemy and any onemy individual is subject

to destruction.

Indiviauals such as Paul Soglin and Mel Cohan

will be eliminatoa. Organizations as the wisconsin

Alliance, the various socialist groups and other left

wing organizations will be destroyed.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusiong

of the FBI.

It is the proporty of tho FBI and is loanod to

your agoncy; it and its contents are not to be distributed

outsido your agency.

157-23÷

ENCLOSURE

$7-100

s5yy°

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SECRET ARMY ORGAN

EXTREMTST HATTER:

ATION

KTORTION

Action will commenco at 8 P.M. on September

19, 1973. Individuals enter enemy officos at their

ora riska

signed,

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION"

This letter nas received through the United

States mail. The envelope was

addrossed to the "Wisconsin

State Journal, ladison, Wisconsin". It bore the postmark

sUs Postal Service, Watertown, WI. Sep. 17,. Pil - 1973".

Paul

Isoglin is identical to Paul Ro Soglin, iSC

current Mayor,

city of Madison.

MeI cohan is Identical with kelvin Do cohen,

owner and operator of the Fast Food Shop, Madison.

Soglin has not been interviewed by MPD, although

the Mayor's Office was contacted. Cohan has not been

interviewed. According io Heibel, it is believed that

Cohen's name was included in the letter bocause he was

actave in the past years with the organization mom as

Vets for Peaco in Vietnam.

VETERANS FOR PEACE IN VIEINAM

MADISON, HISCONSIN

Romarks of the Honorable Olin E.

Teague of Texas, made in the House

of Representatives, March 13, 1900,

as set forth in the Congressional

Record of the 90th Congress concerned

efforts by Communists to infiltrate

and control Veteran organizations.

Mr. Teague stated that at a meeting

the committee to Ind the War in

- Vietnam at the University of

Wisconsin campus in Madison on

Soptember

28, 1967, LeRoy Wolins

made a statement that he wished

to inform the committee to End the

War In Vlotnam of the organization

2

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SECRET ARMY ORGANILATION

EXTREMIST MATTER; EXTORTION

of a Madison Branch of the Veterans

for Peace In Vietnam. Wolins,

accoraing to Mr. league, made

suggestions

as to how the gruno should be organized.

urging the use of symbols of the

including rod, white and blue colors.

Wolins also wanted the group. to

distribute literaturo against the

war in Viotnam at induction conters

and Legion halls and asked the group

to write to men in service, hoping

to got letters from which excerpts

can be made to use for propaganda

Hir. league inither

identifiod Holins as a card carrying

professod member of the communist

Party of Illinois until 1946, and

altor that, until 1900, active in

communist Party circles

Mr. Teague further

stated that Robert

Wilkinson had been the man selected

to bo

acting chairman of the madison

area Veterans ios Peace in Vietnam®

A characterization of the Committee

to End the Har in Vietnam is

attachod.

STUDENT MOBILIZATION CONMITTEE TO

END THE WAR IN VIETNAM

The Student Mobilization Committee

to End the War in Vietnam (SMO) is

controlled by the Socialist Workers

Party (SWP) and its youth affiliate,

Young Socialist Alliance. SMC

3

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SECRET ARMY ORGANI

SION

EXTREMIST MATTER: -EXTORTION

initiatos and supports public

demonstrations

against

war in

Southeast Asia.

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY

The Socialist Workers Party

has beon designated pursuant

to Executive Ordor 10450.

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

As the jouth organizatiun of the

Socialist Workers Party (SWP),

the Young Socialist Alliance

serves as the main source of

recruitment into that orgenization

•The YSA is described in the

masthead of its official publication,

"The Young Socialist Organizer"

's as

"a multi-national revolutionary

socialist routh organization".

"THE YOUNG SOCIALIST ORGANIZER"

"The Young Socialist Organizerl

is self-described as a bireekly

action publication of the

Socialist Alliance (YSA) •

No instancos have occurred at any of the named

places in the above letter.

MPD has conducted an inquiry in an effort to

idontify the sonder of the lotter.

Harry Buorgar, Chief Deputy, Jefferson County

Sheriff's Depastment,

Jefferson, Wisconsin, advised

Heibol that a possible suspoct

coura be & Rick Mandoll,

a former serviceman iho,

somotimo in 1973, talked about

organizing a guerilla group with the purpose of fighting

4

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SECRET ARMY ORGAN

TION

EXTREMIST KATTER;

EXTORTION

"left wing organizations". Mandell's present whereabouts

are uninown.

Inspector Richard I. laynolds, Watortown, Wisconsin,

Polico Department, advised Heibel that there have been

individuals in Materiou in the past no have attempted

to organize the John Birch society chapter. " Al Denny and

(first nare unmown) Paulson are involved in a Birch-like

organization moin as Sentinel Corporation of Wisconsin:

Reynolas knows of no current activity on the part of

Denny, Paulson or any other extremist organization in

Watertown.

Heibel stated that the corporation records of the

secretary of state, Capitol Buildings Madison, Wisconsin,

show that

the sentinel Corporation of Wisconsin ras

Organized in 1964 at fori Atkinson, Wisconsin. The

initial officors listed were:

Allen Co

Denny • President

Charlotte to Denny • Secretary • Treasurer,

adaress 521 East Street, Fort Atkinson iLe

Clarence E. Rasmussen - Vico-Presidont

Dorothy E. Rasmussen - Second Vice. President,

address Routa?, Whitewater, Wisconsin

The corporation was organized to conduct business

under the general statute of Wisconsin with no specific

purpose stated in the articles of the corporation.

Authorized

shares vere 4,250 shares of common stochi, no-par value.

There are listed on early reports that 220 shares are issued

and outstanding; no holder is identified. The 1966 Annual

Report deleted both the Rasmussens as officers of the

corporation and added Harley Von Haden, 217 Merchants Street,

Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, as Director.

In 1968, Von Hadon's

address wes shown as 105

In 1969 the Dennys and corporate address were listed as

911 Harvey Avenue, Watertown.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZA

ON

EXTREMIST MATTER: EXTORTION

Inspoctor Reynolds also mentioned that his

dopartment currently has under consideration an application

fox the vosition of police officor from a steve Aldorman,

a formor Marine trained in demolitions. this applicatioi

is still In the brocoss of being considered but regnolds

is possibly going to recommend non-acceptance due to the

juvenile rocorà on file with the depariment lor Aldorman.

This rocord conceins many complaints of Aldorman making

pipo bombs.

Heibel has also developed Information that an Aloise

Es Muelleis

waterton,

Wisconsin, could also be considorad

as a suspect. Mueller is the lorer Executive Secretary

of Loca].

695, Teamsters, Madison.

Muellor has

& reputation

of being very anti-liberal

and is very upset with the

current political leans of the

officers of Local 695.

It io reported thai holler is

currently carrying a

firearm.

HPD is continuing their investigation at the

Madison level.

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FUTAR IN VIETNAU

YADISON. WISCONSIN

source, on February

group

lorrally Inore 35 the Ad Hoc Connitice Ior Peace

in Vietnam,

was recistered as a student orgasization at

the University of Misconsin (Wl), Madison, Wisconsin, on

or about February 12, 1955, under the name or "Conmittee

to End the Nar in

Vietnam"

(CawV).

purposes were state

generally as caupairuing lo bring

an end to tha zar in

Vietram, and it clained to be a son airiliated, independent

local organization.

On November 29, 1966, a second source advised that

the CEWV sponsored troquert protests directed arainst U.S.

policy in Vietnam durian the years 1955-66.

Robin David

became chairnas at the beginzing of

ths 1956-67 acadenic

schuol year and receired some notoriety when he led the CENV

in disruptive

tantos during & speech by Senator Edward

Kennedy at the Ull, lisdison, on October 27,, 1956.

The February 17, 1967, issue of "The Daily

Cardinal," It canpus

nerspaper, quoted Robin

David as saying he gas a member of the Young

Socialist Alliance (YSA) in Madison, Misc.

A characterization of the YSA is attached.

A third source advised on Jazuary 25, 1959, that

leaders

of the YSA in ladison continued to control and

dominate

the Cary.

Headquarters of boch the CAMV and the

YSA are at 202 lest Gilnan Street, Madison.

A i sue one me necenter stay.

that the Chly had voted to change its nace to the Student

Hobilization Committee to Dad The llar ia Vietaan (SACETV)

1n order to emphesize des link to the nans argaaizo,100

of anti zai youck.

A characterization of the SUCEUV is attached.

APPENDIX

Te Mr! Mr

1.

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TO :

FROM

SUBJECT:

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SIAC, SAN DESO. (257-2825) (6)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS - WHITE HATE

DATE: 10/4/73

Re San Diego report of SA EARL i. PETERSEN,

San Diego teletype to Bureau, 01:1/73.

Eliclosed for the Bureau are eight .copies of an

LHM.

One copy of the enclosed Lill Is being furnished

to the United States Secret Service, San Diego, in view of

their interest in the activitles or

the Secret Army

Organization.

Two copies of an FD-370 are stapled to copies of

the enclosed Ili.

The following sources were contacted to determine

whethes the SAO is presently active:

INFORMANTS

- -

within the

SANd HOWARD BARRY GODREY formerly a source

ENCLOSURE

Bureau (Enc. 3) (RM)

San Diego

RES-11

151-25:11.99

EX-112

ENP: 61b

(3)

IcC/55/155/524

K/S 10114173

8. OCT 9 1973

3010-106

Buy U.S. Surings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

per.

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SD 157-2315

PREDICATION FOR INVESTIGATION OF THE ORGANIZATION

This investigation was based on Information

which Indicated that the Secret Army Organization (SAO;

was engaged in activitles which could nave involved a

violation of Title 13, United States Code,

Sections

245(0) (3), Chaptes 102

2101-2102, and Chapter 12,

231-233 (Antiriot Laws) or 241 (Civil Rights Act of 1968).

The SAO was an anticommunist, paramilitary organization

fornea in 1971 In San Diego,

California.

It intended to

conduct intelligence-type operations

and to offer training

In urban guerrilla warfare to be used against "left-wing

groups"

and suspectea enemies of the United States.

FORNER LEBERS AND ASSOCIATES OF MELBERS OF

THE SAO SHOULD 32

COLS DERED DEED AND DANGEROUS IN VIEW

OF THE M-AROUS WEAPONS :

FOUND IT TIER

POSSESS TO MUD EECAUSE THEY RAVE USED DOLES AND HAVE BEEN

INVOIVED

In StoorIes

IN

THE PAST.

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UN

ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF J: FICE

PEDEI

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

October 4, 1973

WASHINGTON, D.C.

20535

In Reply, Please Refer 10

Pile No.

157-23577

Director

United States jerret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individua! or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement botween the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. [J Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2. 0] Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

.3. I Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

1. D Participation in

civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.

5. DX Illegal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6. I Defector from U.S. or indicates desire to defect.

7. D Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph 0] has been furnished

DJ enclosed

• is not available.

Very truly yours,

Clarence M. Kelley

Director

to my ni pyrys

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

U.S. Secret Service, San

DiegO

Enelosure(s)

99525991145

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNILD STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, Callfornia

October 4, 1973

SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) was

an anticormunist,

paramilitary

zation formed in

organi

California.

1971 in san Diego,

It intended to conduct

intelligence-type operations and to

groups" ana

suspected enemies of the

United States.

on June: 21, 1973, Deputy DistrIct Attorney

Frank Sexton, Office

of the San Diego County District

Attorney, San

Diego, calliornia, advisea that as a result

of his entering a plea of gudity to a

charge of possession

Davis, San Diego leader oi the SAO, was sentencea on

June 21, 1973, to three years probation.

Ihis sentence

providea that

he serve 134 days in the

custody of the

San Diego County

Sheriff's Office.

The 134 days had been

served prevlous

to the time Davis was

sentenced.

condition of his procation

was a waives of search and

selzure rights.

sources in Baltimore, Las vegas, Los Angeles,

Phoenix, san Diego, and Seattle who are in a position to

furnish information regarding SAO activity and who have

furnished fellable information in the past, advise that the

SAO no longer exists as an organization.

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 youi agency.

151-56219. 911

"ENCLOSUC

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SECRET ARMY ORGAN

ATION

FORMER HERBERS AND ASSOCIATES OF MENBERS OF THE

THE iUXZAOUS

AND BECAUSE THEY HAVE USED SOMES AND HAVE BEEN

INVOLVED IN

SHOOTTIES DIDE PASE.

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law offices of

Frederick

Hetter

attorney at law

fifth and olive bldg

440 olive street

san diego, CA 92103

(714) 291-6970

ENCLOSURE

159-73577-98

15-100

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FREDERICK HETTER

GAO OLIVESTREET

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92103

NOYO

1204 7045

ELS WAS 71 & 10P

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FARVILE

:

Eliot Richarason, Attorney General

• Department of Justice

Constitution Avenue

Between 9th & 10th Avenues

Washington, D.C. 20530

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filth and olve wrig.

A-CEWED.

Fredersk

Hotter

40 ? altorney at law

June 22, 1973

liss...

itril

Gaon

MEMORANDUM RE JERRY LYNN DAVIS SENTENCING

Re:

People v. Jerry Lynn Davis;

People V. William Francis Yakopec;

Watergate Conspiracy.

"On June 21, 1973, Jerry Lynn'Davis, former Southern California

Coordinator of the Secret Army Organization was granted probation

as a result of a psychiatric and social study conäucted by the

California/Department of Corrections.

Thus ends the last of the

now famous

"Secret Army" cases, but the inferences of wrongaoing

and the patent injustice of the entire persecution remain obvious

to everyone.

various organizations are still looking into

Watergate implications of Secret Army cases.

Other's are seriously.

concerned with the wrongdoings of those who acted with implied

or explicit authority of the United States Government. These

men remain free.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation informant, Howara Berry

Godfrey, remains free.

At various times and places he aamitted

to a number of major felonies.

These include the following:

possession of illegal explosives

_- these are the explosives.

which Yakopec allegealy used to blow up the Guild Theater and

they are the same explosives which are the basis for davis' i

conviction; detonating incendiary device (admitted at the Yakopec

trial); burglary laamitted

at the Hoover hearings); sale of explosives

(admitted at the Yakopec trial); concealing evidence of a felony

(admitted at the Hoover trial).

Diana!

Mr. Godfrey has admitted these felonies yet he is free.

How can

the District Attorney of San Diego County sleep with his conscience

when this man remains free?

Or, is Mr. Edwin Miller governed by the

Watergate standard of ethics and morality? MI. Godfrey acted for

the best of all possible motices.

He did commit some crimes.

"his aims anâ ideas were good.

Therefore, he should not be

punished for his crimes but shoula, like Mr. Barker and Mr. Hunt,

be praised for violating the law of Cali fed 26a./ Is this-the.

District Attorney's idea of enforcing the

law and protecting ha

to this count? Howard ery code must be been

to justice.

157-23577-

JUL 3

Steve Christiansen, agent of the frederual Bureau of Investration,

_professional police officer and employee of the United States, as

been directly implicated in the following crimes:.

concealing

26 1973

evidence of a felony (in the Hoover trial); aicing and abettirg

(Godfrey) a person to commit a felony, i.e, possession of illojii

explosives (sce Yakopec trial); concealing evidence of a felory,

the pistol

used in the Tharpe shooting for ovor six

ronths (Hooveritrial)

•ENCLOSUNE

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Memorandum - pag

June 22, 1973

This Feâeral employee willingly and wantonly violated the

laws of this State.

He knew what he was doing.

Had he advised

the local police of the Tharp shooting, the Guild Theater would

never have been bombed.

Had he not permitted Godfrey to

•possess illegal explosives in his home, the Guild The ter would

never have been bombed.

Without Mr. Christiansen there would

never have been any number of crimes committed in this community.

For the best of all

possible motives, he too possessed a

watergate mentality and justified everything on the basis of

the results. To him, apparently, the "result justifies the

means."

Regaraless

of how much lawbreaking there was.

is not the District Attorney of this county seeking an indictment

âgainst Mr. Christiansen?

Does it. Christiansen claim "exuctive

immunity" as did the Watergate consgiratoss? Was the Feceral

government justified in this sort of illegality and immocality,

how?

The only possibility is that we citizens of this County

and of this National must accept immoral and illegal acts on

the part of our civil servants, justified because they act on

a higher morality than we near mortals. Or, alternatively, we

may pose the question:

How deeply was the United States involved

in the Godfrey-Christiansen conspiracy? Did Godfrey have

permission from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to violate

the law?

F.B.I?

Was the Secret Army Organization really an arm of the

was it used by the F.B.I to do acts the F3.I. itself could

not do? Please -- Mr. Richarason - answer the question.

FREDERICK HETTER

FH:h

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; the San Duise Olice wor

mistrected to contret Neti aud Squit, L

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRIEL

FBI

Date:

6/30/73

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorisy)

TO

ACTING DIRECTOR, ESI (157-23577)

ORCH:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2915) (P)

SECRET ARMY CRGARIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Ke Bureau alrtel to san Diego 5/29/73; San Diego

facsImile 1/27/73; san Diego alotel and letterhead

memorandum

3/13/72; San Diego

teletype 0/4/73,

entitled

"JAMES WALDER

KO CORD,

BIRGLARY OF LEMOCRADIC NATIONAL

COLD INTER HEADOVAILIS, WASTIRAGION, D. G., JUNE 27, 1972, IOC.

(BUFILE: 139-4039).

•00: WEO, AND SAO.

HOWARD PARRY GODFREY, fOr a number of years,

voluntariig funnienod che FBi infernation regarding the •

identlties and activities of extremist groups in the San Diego

His Information has been reliable and as

an interested

citizon, he volunteered his knoledge and services to local

lav enforcement agencies which culminated in his appearance

testimony before the san dieso county Grand Jury in June and

July, 1972.

As an Informant for the FBI, GODREY became a leader

In the SAO.

As such he contributed his dues and occasionally

furnished small amounts of money for stationary and other

supplies.

RZC-88

GODFREY testifled extensively before San Diego County

Grand Juries and

In the San Dlego County Superlor Court in a

number of trials in 1972 and 1973, resulting in the conviction

of members of the Sio for offenses including assault on a pollce

offlcer, bombing, attempted murder, shooting into an occupied

• 2- Bureau

2 - San Diego

12 JUL & 1973

ExP: blb

(4)

irosa4t-37s

Approvri:

Sent

Special A pont in Claire

_M Per

iU.S. Govornment Brmling Oflice: 1912-199-9,7.1

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SD 157-2815

dwelling and perjury.

This resulted in several convictions

and sentences ranging up to ilve years to life in prison.

While testifying in open court, numerous allegations such

as his, involvement in shooting: itre benbings,

• and

burglaries were brought

up by the defense

and all' such

charges

were refuted or

explained in ooen court.

'As a

member of a group baconing increasingly involved in violent

cotivitles, cone 127 was

herd pressed not to become involved

in some of

those cotinies its shill concinue his effective

ness as an informant for the FBI.

; a Son Diego Underground

type newspaper, coacadesu

dinaria wee amania

0/4/73, asking when CHRISTENSEN was to testify bejore tre

Watergate Federal Grand Jury or the Senate Investigating

Cormitzoe because in 1972, one DONALD SEGRETTI, using the

allas DONALD SirSO, md allegealy contacted

SAd members in

San Diego to enlist volunteers from the SAD to assist SEDITI

in connection with a group believed to have been The Committee

to Re-Elect the President.

When intervlewed by Agents of the

vor, this conorter said he had no information concerning any

contact of S.i0 nonbers by Sarathi.

This same reporter was

one of the authors of an article in the 6/14-29/73 Issue of the

"Door" alleging that DONALD

visited the

"Gunsmoke Ranch" SEGENTI and another person

auring the summer of 1971,

that the Gunsmoke Ranch was frequented by members of the SAO.

The SAO was formed auring october

and November, 1971.

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER, SAO member convicted of

shooting into the home of radical professor, PETER BOHMER,

and sentenced to five years to life in prison, lived at the

Gunsmoke Ranch.

A number of individuals interested in

practicing with personally owned firearms frequented the

Gunsmoke Ranch.

Some of these individuals were then members

of the National Socialist White Peoples Party (NSWPP), and

some later became members of the SAo.

Neither the SAO or the

NSWPP are known to have participated

in organized firearms

practice sessions at the Gunsmoke Ranch.

The Bureau has been kept fully informed concerning

the above in Bureau file 157-23577.

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airtel

To: SAC, San Diego

I - R. E. Gebhardt

1

--

From: Acting Director, FBI

G. H. Menzel

1 - C. A. Nosher

('SECRET AIMY ORCANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

6/28/73

=

Attached is an article entitled "FBI Informer Is Linked to

Light-Ting Violence," which appeared on Page 30 of the 6/24/73 ecition

of the Sunsay "The new york fines"

The article alleges the SAD was partly organized and financeu

by an FBI inforcor (Leward carry Cufrey) and that Godirey pirticipatec

in a shooting as well as several fise pondings and burglaries.

Godfrey is alleged to have told friends and testified in

court that he participated in a "series of violent actions" againsi

the community of "left-wing radicals" in san Diego.

San Diejo review attached article. Contact appropriate law

enforcement ayencies for full decails relative to Godfrey's alleged

participation in purglaries and fire bonbings and other violent

activities mentioned in attached article is 1-7571-?

Promptly furnish FBIHQ all information developed relaiive to

allegations contained in attached article.

Enclosure

EX- I0$

16 JUN 27 1973

CAM: aso (6);'

MAILED 6

JUN? 7 1973

NOTE:

San Diego-is being instructed to review attached "The

New York Tines" article and to furnish FBIHQ with all information

available confirming of disproving allegations contained therein.

Godfrey was an extremist informant of the san Diego Office fron

12/6/68 through 11/20/72.

Sir. Felt -

Mr. Biaker.

Mr. Callahan

St. Clevelund -

Mir. Conrad

Mr.

Gobianit

Mr. Marshall.

S. Miller, F.s..

Mr. sissies a

Mr. Thungson -

Sir. Balders -

Me. kaise.

Ns. Phasers

Mr. thim:

so?-

G.C.M

TELETYPE UNIT E

MAIL ROOMLLY

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.Memorandm

• 1 : MI. C. Eardley

Mr. Cleveland -

TO

MI. E. 5. MillerEMaRe

1 - MI. R.

Gebhardt

Mr. Conrad -

Mr. Goblordt.

DATE: 6/25/73

Bir. Jenkins

Mir., Marshall

FROM

G. C. Moore CM/48

1 - MI. E. S. Miller

Mr. Soyars

1 - Mx. G. C. MoOre

Sir. Thompson

Mr. Walters

1 - MI. C. A. Mosher

Tele. Room

SUBJECT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

Mr. Buise

Wite Nir. Barnes

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Sir. Bowers

Mr. Heringion -

Sir. Conmy -

Sir. Sintz

Mr. Earailey -

The purpose of this memorandum is to set forth

Mrs. Mogan -

information relating to the attached article concerning the SAO and

Howard Barry Godfrey, former FBI informant, which appeared in the

6/24/73 edition of "The New York Times." The article alleges the

SAO was partly organized and financed by Godfrey and that while beir

paid by the FBI he participated in a shooting, several fire bombing:

and burglaries. It sets forth information indicating Donald H.

Segretti had been in the company of SAO members during the Summer o1

1971 and discussed kidnaping "radicals" who might disrupt the

Republican National Convention.

The SAO was formed in san Diego, California, in 1971 by

Jerry Lynn Davis as an anticommunist, paramilitary group to replace

the white extremist Minutemen.

Godfrey, an FBI informant since 196;

was targeted to penetrate the SAO and subsequently became a leader ‹

'this group. He was cautioned, as are all extremist informants, not

to becone directly involved in violent confrontations or activities

We have no information in our files indicating his active participa

tion in fire bombings, burglaries, or violent actions by SAo.

Specifically, we have no information relative to burglaries at '"The

Streei Journal," described

as a left-wing newspaper, or the "Messas

Infornation Center," described

as a "counter-culture outpost," or t

fire bombing of any automobiles, as reported' in "The New York Times

article. We have no information indicating payments to Godfrey wer:

used to fund the SAO.

4208 R8015 -

95

Information relative to the shooting of Paula Tharp on

Mr. E. S. Miller, dated 1/14/72 captioned INFORMANT Extremist

Informant," and 8/31/72 captioned "Secret Army Organization,

Extremist Matters." These menoranda indicate Godfrey was with an

Enclosure

16 JUN: 7 1973

157-23577 2 millet

CONTINUED - OVER

CAM: asO (6)

5, ME

manage.

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Memorandum to Mr. E.

5. Miller

Re:

Secret Army Organization (SAO)

157•23577

SAO member who fired shots into the home of a local college professor

active in planning demonstrations at the Republican National Convention

The shots resulted in the wounding of Tharp. Godfrey, in january, 1975

advised SA Steven I. Christensen of the shooting and gave him the gun

used.

Christensen retained this weapon without advising the Bureau of

its existence.

on 7/5/72, after Godfrey was turned over to the

San Diego Police Department in order to obtain prosecution of several

SAO members, the existence of the gun was learned and it was recovered.

SA Christensen, on 7/6/72, after acknowledging receipt of the gun,

submitted his resignation.

Investigation of the SAO and testimony by former informant

Godfrey, Christensen and Special Agents of our San Diego Office during

local prosecution of SAO melibers, were coordinated with the office of

Legal Counsel and Kevin I. Maroney, Deputy Assistant Attorney General,

Internal security Division.

By memorandum from C. I. MC Gowan to MI. R. E. Gebhardt, dat:

6/15/73, captioned "Donald Henry Segretti," you were furnished informa-

tion indicating the "San Diego DOOr," an underground publication, made

inquiry of former SA Christensen regarding attempts by Segretti to

recruit the SAO to work for reelection of the president and that Davis

former SAO leader, stated he had no information regarding alleged

recruitment.

San Diego is being

instructed to promptly furnish any infor-

mation indicating statements in the article regarding Godfrey's actual

involvement in illegal activities may be true.

ACTION:

For information.

EM

JaI

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Sant

Douglas Porter

S4I25

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By

VEV V. ROBERTS

SAN DIEGO, Ju'e 23-A Icad-ordinator had pleaded guilty,

er of a right-wing, paramilitary and was granted probation.

organization

that

hara ised

young

According to Davis's account,

lettists here for

more:the Secret Army Organization

than a year suys that the group was formed in 1971 to tall,

Iwas partly organized and fi

nanced byan informer for the guerrillas who could organize

Federal Bureau of Investiga-d resistance movement should

tion. Law enforcement officerssthe United Staies be conquered:

land others familiar with thie sit by a forcee

Howard

luation corroborated his account. Godircy,

F.B.I.

The informer, livard Berry was one of the six founding

Godfrey,

participated

in

a, members and contributed the

shooting,

as well

as several moner used to print the group's

fire-bombings

and burgianies, recruiting literature, Davis said..

shile

receiving

regular pay-!

In

addicion,

Godtrey

was

ments from the F.B.i. for his considered a

"Trebrand" vitin

services, it wes said.

the organication and look a

This account was provided "more mintact dia:" nan most

this week by Jerry Lynn Davis, members. Davis sand

the former Southern California

Godtrey told friends. and in

,coordinator for the Secret Army some

cases

later

testified

in.

'Organisation, a well-armed oui-

court, that he t. d participated

growin

oi an saer rigatia in a series of tirine cutes

group, the Minutemen.

against the rather sonal

but

Segretti Recognized

rocal communiy oi loit wing:

In another development this, radicals in San Diego.

weck. two members of the Se-

chie

case,

he

cret Army Organization report- areaking

into

the

admitted

offices

ledly recognized a photograph The Sireet Journal, a lot wing

Donald

Segretti,

the newspaper,

and

de-roving

young

lawyer accused

of or- printing

equipment

valued

ganizing

Republican

espion- several thousand dollars. In am.

jage campaign last ycar. Accord.

other case, he said he burglam

ing in The Door, a local radical ized the Message linformation

newspaper

thie

TIVO

richrists

Center, a counter-culture out.

identified the man in the rhoin- pose, and stole toeir records.

graph

aS

"Donald

Simms."

aw chiorcement audits sas

whom

they said they met in that Godfrey

also

periorrace

several other burglanes

and

the summer of 1971 at a sacot. Are-bombed at least two carg

ing range frequented by mem-

bers of the Secret Army Organ- belonging to radical sympa-

ization.

finizers.

The two men reportedly said!

Agent Hid Gun

that "Simms" was present at ai

discussion

among

the

According to his own court

wingers

about

the Republican

right- testimony, Godfrey

was riding

in a car on Jan. 6,

National Convention,

originally

1972, when

scheduled to be

hold in

another member of tic

Secret

San

IDiego last August before it was

Army Organization fred a shot

moved to Miami Boach. "Simms".

did not participate in

the dis-

into a house balled syrred

rettists.

CUSSIOn

but

an

unidentified the elbow of a girl named Paula,

companion

lid, according to: Tharp

Miss Tharp and other

¡restachis

of the

house

were'

The Door's sources.

Air. Segretti,

who has been!planning demonstrations at the;

• indicted for distributing, false.

Republican convention.

Godfrey took the gun

used

campaign literature in Florida.:

often used

the name

"Donald:in the snooling und gave it to

Simmons"

in recruiting espio-

his F.B.I. contact. The agent hid

fic

under his

couch

for six

nage agents.

It

is

also known that Mr.

Imonths until the Secret Army:

Segretti and the

• Organization. member who shot

Secret

Amity Miss Tharp

was Rnally

Organization at different timeshended by the police.

appre-

The

in--

discussed the ided of abductuR cident cost the asent his iob..

radicals who micht discupt tim

Gis en Godfrey's contributions

Leonventin.

But

S0

far,

there in the Secret Army Organiza-,

thas boon no firm evidence like tion in time and monor. Davis.

ling Mr. Segretti to the

right--said,

"you might say that the

wing group.

iS.A.O. was a federally fundrd

Davis, it 3l year-old consirue- antipoverty, program,

for

the

worker,

i right wing.

reporter

after being

reiraord:

Some

estigate see

flast Thursday from jail, where lieve that Davis is exaggerating.

i termon held ponding his Golfrey's role somewine but.

smom atg on a clares of pos- they agree that

"he

"Yas oh-.

explosies.

The mously

a leader m the organ-

ri

Mr. Comin

Mr. Gebhardt

Nir. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller, k.S.

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Thompson

Mr. Walters

Telc. Room

Mr. Baise -

Mr. Barnes

dr. Bowers

Mr. Herington

Mr. Conmy

Mr. Mintz-

Mr. Eardley

Mrs. Hogan

The Washington Post

Times Herald -

The Evening Star (Washington)

The Sunday Star (Washingion) -

Daily News (New York) -

Sunday News (New York) _

New York Post -

The New York Times

The Daily World -

The New Leader -

The Wall Street Journal

The National Observer

People's World -

Date -

6/24/23

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CODE

TELETYPE

URGENT

TO: SAC, SAi DIEGO

(157-2815)

1 -C.

Mo sher

REC-31

SROM: AGEING DIRECTOR, E2205257-2377) -94

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RESDTEL 6/21/73.

6/22/73

REVIEW OF BUREAU FILE INDICATES NO REASON WHY JERRY LYNN DAVIS

SHOULD SE REINTERVIENED AT THIS TIME. IT IS HOTED DAVIS REFUSED TO BE

INIERVILVED IN JANUARY, 1973. IF COMPELLING REASONS FOR INTERVIE:

EXIDE SUSHIT IJLE JUSIIFICATION TO EBENQ AID AVAII DUNEAU APPROVAI.

UNDER NO CIRCUIBIANCES IS DAVIS TO BE INTERVIEWED WITHOUT PRIOR

BUREAU APPROVAL.

CAM: aso (3) -

NOTE:

Referenced San Diego teletype advises Jerxy Lynn Davis

to be intervieved by San Diego Agents. Davis was formerly active

in Minutemen, and is former leader of SAO, San Diego, California.

He was recently sentenced by San Diego County Superior Court to

three years probation and 134 days in custody San Diego County

Sheriff after guilty plea on charge of possession of explosive

materials. Davis' attorney, roderick Hetter, has written letters

to Department and FBI complaining of previous interviews of his

client by Spacial Agents without his approval. San Diego being

instructed not to interview Davis and to furnish FBIHQ with full

18. Felt

justification for interview if compelling reasons exist for such

kr. Boher.

interview.

W. Calluhan

*. Cleveland _

Es. Conrad

CAM

15, Giebhanit

r. Jenkins

ir. Ma-hall

ir. Mitler, His. -

Tre sities

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION E

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

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COMNIUNICATIONS SICTION

IRDS SD PLAIN

T40PM 6-21-73 MITEL EJT

T0 :

FROM CA

ACTING DIRECIOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAN DIEGO (157-2515) (P)

Mr. Clivriand .

Mir. Couros a.

Mir. Jenkins a

Mr. Marsis!

M. the i.

in trigues

"I. Waliers

Toir. Rocia

ii. saiso

Mr. Baris

MI. Boweri

Mia. Herrton

iw. Conm; -

DI. Praz -

lit. Pardley -

MIs. Rogen

EGRET ARMY ORGANTZATION (SAO>, EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RE SAN DIEGO NITEL TO BUREAU, ATTN: LEGAL SECTION, 3-13-73.

ON 621-73, DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRANK SEXTON, OFFICE OF

HE SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICI ATTORNEY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIAS

SUISED THAT ON THAT DATE JERRY LYNN DAVIS, FORNER LEADER OF THE

ECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION IN SAN DIEGO, WAS SENTENCED TO THREE

EARS PROBATION PROVIDING THAT KE SERVE 134 DAYS IN THE CUSTODY

§ THE SAM DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF, SAM DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, WHICH

34 DAYS HAVE ALREADY BEEN SERVED. ONE COMBITION OF HIS PRO-

ITION WAS A WAIVER OF SEARCH AND SEIZURE RIGHTS:

DAVIS HAD

TERED A PLEA OF GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVE.

SX-103

ITERIALS BEFORE SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE FRANKLIN

B. ORFIELD, SANJUN 22 1913

EGO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURI, ON 1-15-73.

504220A TOSSERNOR ENMITA

THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAD) IS AN ANTI-COMMUNISI,

RAMILITARY ORGANIZATION FORMED IN 1971 IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA.

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SD 157-2815

IT INTENDS IO CONDUCI INTELLIGENCE-TYPE OPERATIONS AND TO OFFER

TRAINING IN URBAN GUERRILLA WARFARE TO BE USED AGAINST "LEFT-

WING GROUPS" AND SUSPECIED ENEMIES OF THE UNITED STATES.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

SAN DIEGO WILL ATTEMPT TO INTERVIEW JEPPY LYNN DAVIS AND

WILL SUEMIT LEITERKEAD MELORANDUM. WILL CONSIDER SUBMITTING

FD-122 RECOMMENDING DAVIS FOR ADEX.

EUD

MIR. TRAINOR

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UNTIED SIATES GL

ERNMENT

Memorand

TO

: ACTING DIRECTOR, IBI (157-23577)

mail AC, BATONS (152-0873) CRues

SUBJECTE

DATE:

3/30/73

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

BALTIMORE DIVISION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

8010-100

Re Bureau letter to Baltimore dated 2/9/73.

San Diego report of SA EARL M. PETERSON, 2/21/73,

entitled

"Secret Army Organization!

Reierenced Communication dated 2/9/73 pointed

out that ronauT indicated that the Secret Army Organization

(SAO) had begun

to operate in Maryland,

JESSE STEPHENS,

HARRY BROCKLIAN, VICTOR MANESS and JAMES WARD were

identitied as Marylaud residents known to be associated with

Investigation by the Baltimore Office through contacts

with INFORMANT

and additional sources has determined that

above information was furnished to INFORMAT by JESSE STEPHENS

who has contacted

SAO, however has no organization in

Maryland known as SAO.

STEPHENS, as in the past, is

attempting to spread this false information concerning the

establishment of an SAO in Maryland to make himself feel important.

In addition MANESS and BROCKIAN are on bond on a charge

of murder stemming from the shooting of the boy friend of

JANES/WARD'S wife DOROTHY,

and are not known to be members

of any organization.

In addition, Baltimore presently has pending cases

01 JESSE STEPHENS,

JAMES EDWARD WARD, HARRY BROGKNACE 221d973

DAVID VICTOR MANESS and in the event any information

comes to the attention of the Baltimore Division romaning

• the SAO it will be immediately furnished to San Diego and the

Bureau.

In the event the SAO establishes an organization in

Maryland, Baltimore will immediately open an investigtion

and conduct an active investigation as requested in referenced

communication dated 2/9/73.

2. - Bureau REGISTERED MAIL

2 - San Diego (157-2815) REGISTERED MAIL

ABIE CR

Ваноге

(5)

Buy U.S. Suvings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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10: 41PM

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FROM

SD PLAIN

NITEL 3- 13-73 GKF

ACTING DIRECIOR (157-23577}

ATTENTION: LEGAL SECIION

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P) 3P

LitTLE 1915

TELEN

SECRET ARMY OFGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMISI MATTERS.

Hir. Conrad

Mr. Gobhardi -

Mr. Jenkins -

Mr. Marshell.

Mr. Millar, ES. —

Mir. S-rers

Mr. Thcrapsen

Mr. Wallurs

Tolo. Room

Mr. Nialey

Mr. Armsirong -

Mr. Bowers

far. Herin gieg

Ms. Kentir

Mr. Mists-=

Mrs. Nouricn

RE SAN DIEGO NITEL TO BUREAU 2-26-73, CAPTIONED

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, AKA, EM - SAO.

AT 9:20 AN ON 3-13-730 SA EARL iNO PETERSEN, SAN DIEGO,

WAS SERVED WITH A SUBPOEÑA DUCES TECUM DIRECTING HIM

IO APPEAR IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURI, DEPARIVENT NINES...

BEFORE SUPERIOR COURI JUDGE FRANKLIN ORFIELD, AT 10 AM ON ::

3-13-733 WITH BOOKS PAPERS, AND DOCUMENIS OR OTHER THINGS AS

FOLLOWS: "ALL POLICE, ARREST, AÑD OTHER REPORIS, PLUS ANY

:..

AND ALL SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION PUBLICATIONS AND PROPAGANDA

INVOLVING WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER, -

AND JERRY LYNN DAVIS." THIS SUBPOENA WAS PREPARED BY

END PAGE ONE

/ REC-85

157-23527-92

PET MAR 1 4 1973 •

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MAR 1973

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FREDERICK HETTER, ATTORNEY FOR DEFENDANT JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

WHO IS SCHEDULED FOR SENTENCING ON 3-13-73.

ASSISTANI UNITED STATES ATTORNEY JOHN NEECE, SAN DIEGO,

WAS ADVISED OF THE RECEIPT OF THE SUBPOENA AND HE AND SA

PETERSEN APPEARED IN SUPERIOR COURT AS DIRECTED BY THE

SUBPOENAO AUSA NECE ADVISED THE COURT THAT, IN ACCORDANCE

WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL'S ORDER 501-73 DATED 1-11-73 AMENDING

TIILE 28 OF THE FEDERAL CODE SECTIONS 16.21 THROUGH 16.263

SA PETERSEN COULD NOI PRODUCE ANY RECORDS OR TESTIFY WITHOUT

FIRST BEING AUTHORIZED TO DO SO BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF

THE UNITED SIATES OR HIS DELEGAIED REPRESENTATIVE.

BEFORE AUSA WEECE COULD RESPECIFULLY REQUEST IHE COURT

TO STAY THE DEMAND PENDING RECEIPT OF AUTHORITY FOR SA

PETERSEN TO TESTIFY, JUDGE ORFIELD ENGAGED IN A DISCUSSION

• WITH ATIORNEY HETTER, AFTER WHICH HE QUASHED THE SUBPOENA

WITHOUT FURTHER COMMENT FROM AUSA NEECE.

ON 3-13-73, SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE FRANKLIN ORFIELD, SAW

DIEGO COUNTY, SENTENCED JERRY LYNN DAVIS IO A PERIOD OF NINETY

END PAGE TWO

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30 157-2815

BAYS OBSERVATION AT THE CALIFORNIA STATE PENAL INSTIIUIION

IT CHINO, CALIFORNIAS AFTER WHICH FINAL SENTENCE WILL BE

IMPOSED.

PERRY LYIN DAVIS.

SAN DIEGO WILL FOLLOW AND REPORT FINAL SENTENCING OF

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SAC, San Diego

Acting Director, FBI

-_SECRET ARMY-ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMEST 1507325

BuFIII: 157-23577

SD FILE: 257-2815

ITZONAL COCIALIST RHITE PEOPLES PARTY (NSUPP)

BAT MIST 115232S

BuTILa:

105-70374

ED 1332:

237-21

3/7/73

. • Mr.

R. H. Ross

++347779913

ReSDuirtel 2/9/73 captloned INFORMANT

EX • NOPPP."

Page four of referenced airtel states that on

10/17/72 infoumont advised that mezbers of the NSIP and

Sio conducted joint tunget practice de the Gunsmoke Ranch

and

that informant provided

a list of the participants.

Revier of Buscau files in both these natters fails

to disclose when this information was furnished the Burcal.

If previously roported, advise caption and date of communication.

If

not reported to cate,

set out the details of the above-

mentioned activity in an ill under the dual caption. In the

cover communication ses fortitthat action is being taken to

identify the participants ti

15

73357791

MAILED 5

RHR: fB (6)

MAR G 1973

183 MAR $ 1973

NOTE:

Informant justification communication-set-out data

regarding the joint participation in target practice by NSWPP

and SAO members. Rovier of Bureau files fails to reflect details

of this incident. Information should be disseminated in view

. of the association and the type of activity participated in,

T00 i

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REPORTING OFFICE

!OFFICE

SAN DIEGO

TITLE OF CASE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

RIGIN

SAN DIEGO

DATE

INV

2/21/73

GATIVE PERIOD

1128/72-1/16/73

REPORT MADE BY

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

CHARACTER OF CASE

TYPED BY

1po

EXTREMIST MATTERS

í.

REFERENCE:

San Diego report of SA STEVEN L, CHRISTENSEN, 1/21/72.

Baltimore letter to

San Diego, 3/17/72.

Phoenix letter and LiM to the Bureau, 5/31/72.

San Diego airtel ana LAM to the Bureau, 6/16/72.

Las Vegas

letter to San Diego, 6/28/72.

San Diego airtel and LIll to the Bureau, 7/14/72.

Los Angeles letter to the Bureau, 8/16/72.

San Diego airtel and IHM to the Bureau, 8/18/72.

Seattle letter to San Diego, 8/29/72.

-P-

Deleted Copy Sent-

by Letter

7/21

L n105-37,

47-53,5: 66,67-91

Per FOIl Request Of

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAINED

CONVIC.

FUG.

FINES

SAVINGS

X. NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

CASE HAS SEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEARI

AYES-"NO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

-YES EINO

APPROVED

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

coas

SHADE:

Bureau (157-23577) (RM)

1 - U. S. Secret Service, San Diego

2

-

Baltimore (157-6675) (RM)

2

- Kansas City (157-2179) (R™)

2

Las Vegas (157-997) (RM)

2

Los Angeles (157-7318) (RM)

-

San Diego (157-2815).

(COPIES CON'I COVIR PAGE B) 13

Dissemination Record of Altached Report

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

157-230771

17+41

REC 98

ST 101

17. FEB 26 1973

Notations

Agener

Request Keed. I

nasa tud. 11 261.5/1172

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SD 157-2815

IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS

INFORMANTS

COPIES (CONTINUED)

2 - Phoenix (157-1173) (RM)

2 - Sacramento (157-2195) (RM

2 - Seattle (157-1830) (R™

-B-

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SD 157-2815

INFORMANTS

LEADS

Baltimore, Kansas City, Las Vegas, LOS Angeles,

Phoenix, Sacramento and Seattle will be alert for SAO activity

and will report any such activity to the Bureau and San Diego.

SAN DIEGO

Will follow and report sentencing of JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

leader of SAO.

Will re-interviaw DAVIS after sentencing.

Will, through sources familiar with right wing

activity, watch for any further SAO activity in San Diego.

ADMINISTRATIVE

one copy of this report is being made available to

United States Secret Service, San Diego, in view of their

interest in this group who they consider a threat to the

security of top officials in the United States.

• Two copies of FD 376 are attached hereto.

All individuals mentioned herein are either being

actively investigated or have been investigated in the past.

JERRY LYNN DAVIS was interviewed by SAS DWIGIlT G.

GARRETSON and EARL M. PETERSEN. Upon being interviewed,

DAVIS stated he could not talk to the FBI without the consent

of his attorney, FRED HETTER.

He did however, furnish some

information.

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Literature not contained in referenced San Diego

report is contained in the appendix section of this report.

Information concerning a possible SAO source in

the San Diego Police Department was immediately furnished to

Sergeant JACK PEARSON and Detective RUBIEN BRANDON and

considerable investigation has been conducted by the police

department in an effort to locate this individual without

success to date.

Information concerning SAO plans to assassinate

individuals in the San Diego Police Departinent, Bureau of

Alcohol, Tabacco and Firearms and Internal Revenue Service,

all San Diego, California, were immediately relayed to

these individuals and agencies.

Information concerning planned bombing targets by

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC was furnished to the San Diego

Police Department Intelligence Unit when received.

The following

information dealing with finances

of the SAO is being set forth at this point in view of the

political activity of LOUIS RAYMOND CONDE.

BARRY GODFREY and SAM DAVIS visited one LOU CONDE

at San Diego, on January 28, 1972, to obtain help in the

financing of

the SAO. CONDE donated a complete military

radio to the SAO and agreed to donate money personally and

to get financial support from other persons who he feels

will contribute. CONDE said he could put the SAO in touch

"Alpha 66"

a Cuban refugee organization based in

Miami, Florida, which is interested in liberating Cuba

from its present government.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

January 28, 1972)

LOUIS RAYMOND CONDE, 4980 Academy Street,

San Diego, was elected to the San Diego

County Board of Supervisors in November,

1972.

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SD 157-2815

NON-SYMBOL SOURCE, ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

SD I-2 iS CONFIDESSTIR SOURER

San Diego

Police Department who requested that his name be kept

confidential.

The source in the Baltimore County Police

Department is

CAFEITIAG

• of the Baltimore

County Police Department, Intelligence Division.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITRO STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FED

L BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

WASHINCION, D.C. 20535

February 21, 1973

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

#Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBi and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. • Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2. Ex Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

3. D Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

4. • Participation in civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.

5. Ex lllegal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6. I Defector from U. S. or indicates desire to defect.

7. O Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph 0 has been furnished

enclosed

Very tear sours,

Fatrick

L. Patrick Gray,

Acting Director

*X is not available.

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

U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

Enclosure(s)

177.

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In Reply, I'lease Refer 30

File No.

FATANAT BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

an Diego, California

February 21, 1973

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Character

Reference

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Report of SA EARL M. PETERSEN

dated and captioned as above

at San Diego.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities are concealed

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

contents are not to be distributed outside your

agency.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

PERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONE

Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

• Fild Olfice File #:

Tisle:

1 = United States Secret Service, San Diego (Registered

Mail)

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

February 21, 1973

SD 157-2815

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Office:

SAN DIEGO

Bureau File #:

157-23577

Charocter:

Synopsis:

EXTREMIST MATTERS

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) Headquarters

and San

Diego Chapter have reportedly ceased to

exist as a result of arrest and prosecution of

members and associates in San Diego, California,

and because it has been revealed that HOWARD

BARRY GODFREY was a source within the SAO who

was reporting information concerning the SAO to

the FBI. MEMBERS AND ASSOCIATES OF MEMBERS OF

THE SAO SHOULD BE CONSIDEPED ARIED AND DANGEROUS

IN VIEN OF THE NUMEROUS WEAYONS AND EYPLOSIVES

FOUND IN THIR POSSESSION AND BECAUSE THEY HAVE

USED BOMBS AND

HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN SHOOTINGS

IN THE PAST.

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DETAILS:

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is an

anticommunist, paramilitary organization

formed in 1971 in San Diego, California.

It intends to conduct intelligence-type

operations and to offer training in urban

guerrilla warfare to be used against

"left-wing groups" and suspected

enemies

cument contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the fil, lt is the property of the Fill and is louned to your agency; it and its content

•st to be distributed outside your usency.

U.S. GOVHINNENT

PRINTING OFFICE: 1970

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I.

ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

On October 8, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

leader of

the Secret Army Organization

(SAO) who is generally known

as

SAM DAVIS, advised that the SAO is now "dead" as far as

San Diego is concerned.

(SD T-I, October 8, 1972)

During late October, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS stated

that because of court proceedings against SAO members in

San Diego, California, the SAO has become a defunct

oxganization.

A small pocket of SAO members continue to

exist in Los Angeles, California, and two members remain

Call torna

in the Seattle, Washington, area.

The unaffected elements

may possibly band together but under a different label.

(SD T-1, October 27, 1972)

On January 16, 1973, JERRY LINN DAVIS waS interviewed

by Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

at San Diego, California. He advised that the SAO is now

no longer active because of the arrests of members in San

Diego and because of the demoralizing effect of learning

that HOWARD BARRY GODFREY was reporting to the FBI concerning

the activities of the SAO and its members.

He said San Diego

had been the headquarters of the SAO.

Both the National

Headquarters and the San Diego Unit of the SAO have ceased

to exist.

The only remaining group of SAO members might

possibly be a small group operating independently in

Los Angeles, California, under a leader who DAVIS would

not identify.

DAVIS said he is completely disenchanted with

right-wing activity and will no longer participate in such

activity.

He intends to cooperate fully with law enforcement

agencies. He complained that when he was arrested recently,

only one or two of his "right-wing friends" stood by him.

He intends to move out of the State of California and live

hut or the vang

in Mississippi where he has relatives.

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SD 157-2815

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, for a number of years,

voluntarily furnished the FBI information

regarding the identities and activities of

extremist groups in the San Diego area.

His information has been reliable and as an

Interested citizen, he volunteered his

knowledge and services to local law

enforcement agencies which culminated in

his appearance and testimony before the

San

Diego County Grand Jury

' in June and July, 1972.

II..

SUMMARY OF ACTIVITY

On January 6, 1972, two shots were fired into the

San Diego home of radical professor PETER BOHMER injuring

a guest in his house.

These shots were fired by SAo member

/ GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER using a 9mm automatic pistol. •

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

January 12, 1972)

On February 22, 1972, a number of posters reflecting

that President NIXON

is wanted

for treason and containing

a photograph of President NIXON were posted on power poles

in El Cajon, California. At the bottom of the poster next

to a symbol representing the cross hairs in a rifle sight

were the words, SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION.

(SD I-2, February 22, 1972)

On June 19, 1972, a bomb exploded in the Guild

• Theatre, San Diego, California.

This bomb was planted by SAO

member WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 20, 1972)

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC plans to place bombs in

the following establishments which he believes to be places

offering pornographic entertainment:

"The In Crowd", Santee, Californiai

"The Academy Theatre"

, San Diego, California;

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"The Pussycat Theatre", San Diego, California;

"The Bedroom", San Diego, California

YAKOPEC indicated that he might attempt another

bombing within a few nights.

(HOWARD BARRY CODFREY,

June 20, 1972)

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC stated he had been under

surveillance for the past two days but he feels the

surveillanue has ended.

He said he has. decided to bomb "Genies

Massage Parlor", El Cajon,

Califorria, on the evening of

June 23, 1972. He asked his neighbor, HOWARD GODFREY, to

accompany him. He later said he has decided to postpone

this bombing because of the surveillance on his home.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 23,. 1972)

On June 25, 1972, YAKOPEC advised that because of

the continuing surveillance he had decidea to conceal some

explosives

he had in his residence under a pile of scrap

lumber located in a vacant lot behind his residence.

He

then left for Los Angeles, California, where he was to

leave his wife with relatives.

The explosives consisted of one 2 1/4 pound block

of C-4 military plastic explosive; two one pound canisters of

Du Pont HPD primer charges; about 30 electric caps in a

canister; a quantity of black safety fuse, and a trip lever

from a kit used to convert an M-1 military carbine to the

fully automatic M-2 version.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 25, 1972).

Sergeant JACK PEARSON, San Diego, California, Police

Department advised on June 25, 1972, that the vacant lot

behind the YAKOPEC residence had been searched and the above

described items had been confiscated.

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On June 27, 1972, Detective RUBIEN BRANDON,

San Diego Police Department advised that on the basis of

information furnished by HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, warrants

were sevared on June 26, 1972, for searches of the

residences of WILLIAM FRANCIS

YAKOPEC and known SAO

member GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER and a close associate,

RICHARD FLEURY. These warrants were executed on the

evening of June 26, 1972, and large quantities of SAO and

Minutemen literature dealing with explosives and

construction of mines and booby traps was confiscated at

the home of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

Fourteen assorted

weapons were confiscated at the residences of HOOVER and

FLEURY inciuding a 9mm automatic pistol, a .22 caliber

magnum derringer and assorted rifles and shotguns as well

as several thousand rounds of assorted ammunition for the

weapons.

Approximately fifty pounds of gunpowder was

seized at the FLEURY residence. As a result, YAKOPEC,

HOOVER and RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY were

placed under

arrest by the San Diego Police Department.

The Minutemen is a paramilitary group

organized in June, 1960, by

• Robert B.

DePugh in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance

to the spread of communism in the United

States by use of guerrilla tactics.

DePugh is currently incarcerated in a

Federal penitentiary for violation of

the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

arm of the Minutemen.

On June 29, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS Stated that a

source in the San Diego Police Department advised him that

there was an informant in the FBI and that the police

department knew of plans by WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC to

commit additional bombings.

Targets have been "staked

out" by the police and that officers

surveilling his,

YAKOPEC's, home had been advised that he is a psychopath.

(HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

June 29, 1972)

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On June 30, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS, stated that

a member of the SAO had volunteered to take revenge for the

arrest of SAO members in San Diego. He did not reveal the

identity of the volunteer.

His plan calls for the

assassination of persons believed to be involved in the

arrest of the SAo members.

Individuals mentioned as

targets for the assassin are Chief of Police RAYMOND

HOOBLER, Inspector WILLIAM GORE and Detective RUBIEN

BRANDON, all of the San Diego Police Department; STEVE

LOGAN, Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, and

possibly the head of the Internal Revenue Service in

SAO members were instructed by

DAVIS to gather intelligence information concerning home

addresses ana other information concerning persons

picked as targets.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

July 1, 1972)

On July 7, 1973, Detective RUBIEN BRANDON, San

Diego, California, Police Department advised that JERRY

LYNN DAVIS was arrested by the San Diego Police Department

for possession of explosives and for receiving stolen property.

On July 12, 1972, the San Diego County Grand

Jury, San Diego, California, returned indictments against

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, GEORGE MITCHELL, HOOVER and

RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY.

On July 18, 1972, the San Diego County Grand

Jury returned an indictment against JERRY LYNN DAVIS.

second indictment was returned on ROBERI MAYER, JR., SAO

member for perjuring himselt during the Grand Jury hearing

on July 12, 1972.

on July 22, 1972, Detective RUBIEN BRANDON,

• San Diego POLICe Department, advised that on the previous

day a search warrant was served on the residence of VAHL

BOYLES, 4443 Upland Street, La Mesa, California, by the

San Diego Police Department.

MIS. BOYLES Is the

mother

Of TROY HAUGHTON, former leader of the Minutemen

Organization

in San Diego who

mysteriously disappeared in 1967.

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A substantial quantity of military drugs, medical

supplies, explosive paraphernalia and Minutemen literature

was found buried beneath the BOYLES' residence.

On July 24, 1972, Detective BRANDON, San Diego

- Police Department, advised that on the previous day a search

warrant was served at the home of SAO member HOWARD FRANCIS

CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona, California.

CLARK was

arrested by the San Diego Police Department for possession

of explosives, possession of illegal tear gas and receiving

stolen property.

Thousands of rounds of military

ammunition were seized as well as activated land mines,

assorted mortar rounds, numerous rifles and hand guns

and SAO literature.

On July 24, 1972, THOMAS FORREST, a San Diego gun

dealer and close associate of SAO members was arrested for

the sale of several illegal weapon conversion kits to an

undercover San Diego Police Officer who accompanied

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY to the gun shop operated by FORREST.

He was arrested by Special Agents of the Bureau of

Alcohol, Iobacco and Firearms.

On July 24, 1972; Detective BRANDON, San Diego

Police Department advised that San Diego County Sheriff's

Investigators seized a cache of weapons and explosives

in the Cuyamaca Park area, California.

The cache contained

a flame thrower, land mine fuzes, a quantity of explosives

and primer fuses of the type used in

the bombing of the

Guild Theatre in San Diego.

On August 10, 1972, Detective BRANDON, San Diego

Police Department advised that on the previous day an

authorized search was conducted at the home of WILLIAM

FRANCIS YAKOPEC at which time illegal inflammable material

was found. Mrs. DEBORAH YAKOPEC, Wife Of WILLIAM FRANCIS

YAKOPEC, was arrested and charged with possession of

explosives.

An additional similar charge was lodged against

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, at that time incarcerated in the

San Diego County Jail.

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On 'September 25, 1972, San Diego County Superior

Court Judge GILEERT HARELSON dismissed charges against

RICHARD and GENEVIEVE FLEURY inasmuch as the information

on which the search warrant for their residence was

based failed to substantiate the reliability of sources

who provided the information on which the warrant was

¿ based.

On October 2, 1972, WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC waS

found guilty in the San Diego County Superior Court, San

Diego, California, on charges of igniting and exploding

a destructive device;

assault with intent to commit

murder; simple assault; assault with a deadly weapon on

a police officer, and possession of explosives near a

habitation.

On October 10, 1972, Investigator LAWRENCE

WILSON, San Diego County District Attorney's Office,

San Diego, California, advised that CALVIN HENDELL FOX,

alleged SAO member, was on that date indicted by the

San Diego County Grand Jury, San Diego, for perjury

committed during the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

FOX testified that he was not a member of the SAO and

that HOWARD BARRY GODFREY had talked to him about the

bombing of the Guild Iheatre at FOX's gasoline service

station on the morning

of June 20, 1972; that GODFREY

did not personally deliver to him his membership certificate

in the SAO and that such documents first appeared in his

files at the service station after FBI Agents visited the

station. FOX was arrested on that same date.

Investigator WILSON advised on October 10, 1972,

that one DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI, who testified in the trial

OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, that he had advised the FBI of

the whereabouts of a large number of arms stolen from the

Camp Pendleton Marine Base, Oceanside, California, two

years ago and that he sold

a large quantity of these guns

by the San Diego County Grand Jury for perjury in the

ХАКОРЕ trail. At the time of the indictment, MARTINELLI

was already incarcerated in the San Diego County Jail on

other charges. MARTINELLI was not a member or an associate

of the SAO.

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On October 24, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC was sentenced on October 24,

1972, to one year to life for assault with a deadly weapon

on a police officer and to four other sentences of one

to

five years to run concurrently on other charges which

included assault with intent to commit murder; igniting

• and exploding a destructive device; possession of other

han Ixed ammunition; and possession of explosives in or

near a place of nabitation. Before sentencing, YAKOPEC

admittea to Superior Court Judge ROBERT W. CONYERS that

he had lied on

the witness stand when he denied he had

bombed the fuild Theatre.

On November 3, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC had on that date entered a

plea of guilty to a lessor charge of possession of

inflammable material with intent to burn as a result of

the search of his home on August 10, 1972. He was

sentenced to a one to five year term in the state prison

to run concurrently with the one year to life sentence

previously received by him.

al one to

His wife DEBORAH YAKOPEC

was, on the same date, allowed to enter a plea of

guilty

to a lesser charge of

disturbing the peace. She was

fined $20.

On November 14, 1972, RICHARD FLEURY severely

beat his wife GENEVIEVE.

She was rushed to the hospital.

Where surgery was necessary to correct nerve damage.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

November 14, 1972)

On November 30, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that on November 29, 1972, in San Diego County Superior

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK waS

sentenced to three years

Probation and fined $1, 000 after entering a plea of guilty

to possession of illegal ammunition.

On December 1, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that on that date, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER was found guilty

on all counts by the San Diego County Superior Court.

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On December 4, 1972, Investigator WILSON advised

that DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI entered a plea of guilty to

perjury in the YAKOPEC trial in the

San Diego County

Superior Court, San Diego, California.

ON December 6, 1972, Investigatoï WILSON advised

that on December 6, 1972, CALVIN HENDELL FOX was found

guilty in the San Diego County Suprior Court, San

can san bia 872%

Diego,

calliornia, on the perjury charges resulting

from his

testimony in the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC.

DEBBIE EGLEY, Clerk, Recoras Section, San Diego

County District Attorney's Office, advised on December 29.

1972, that CALVIN HENDELL FOX was

sentenced on December 22:

1972, in the San Diego County Superior Court, San Diego,

to five years probation and six months in custody with credit

for time already served.

This sentence resulted from his

perjury in the YAKOPEC trial.

On January 3, 1973, Investigator WILSON advised

that on January 2, 1973, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER waS

sentenced in the San Diego County Superior Court, to five

years to life in prison on three

charges resulting from

the shooting into the home of radical professor PETER

BOHMER. HOOVER had been charged with assault with a

deadly

weapon; firing into an occupied dwelling and

possession of a billy club.

On January 9, 1973, Investigator WILSON advised

• that on January 4, 1973, in the San Diego County Superior

Court, DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI WaS sentenced to one to

fourteen years in the California State Prison after entering

a plea of guilty to committing perjury in the YAKOPEC trial.

Superior Court Judge FRANKLIN B. ORFIELD advised MARTINELLI

that his name had not been properly changed and that his

true name continues to be RICHARD EDWARD BRADLey rather than

DINO EDWARD MARTINELLI."

On January 15, 1973, Investigator WILSON advised

that on January 15, 1973, in the San Diego County Superior

Court, JERRY LYNN DAVIS entered a plea of guilty to a charge

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of possession of explosive materials.

Sentencing was set

for February 26, 1973.

A charge of receiving stolen

property was dismissed.

III. ACTIVITIES OF LOCAL GROUPS

AT BALTINORE, MARYLAND

Sources in Baltimore, Maryland, who are in a

position to furnish information concerning white extremist

activities advised during February and Masch, 1972, that

JESSIE CLAYBURN STEVENS, who operated the Minutemen

Organization there, had

formed an alliance with the SAO.

A source in the Baltimore County Police Department

who is in a position to be aware of white extremist activity

in the Baltimore area advised during March, 1972, that he

has heard of no SAO activity in that area.

AT KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

Sources in Kansas City, Missouri, who are in a

position to be aware of white extremist activity advised

in December, 1971, and January, 1972, that the SAO is

not known to be active in that area.

AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

Sources in Las Vegas, Nevada, who are in a position

to furnish information concerning white extremist activity

have furnished no information indicating that the SAO is

active there.

AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

Sources in Los Angeles, California, who are in a

position to furnish information concerning SAO activity stated

on August 3, 1972, that no such

organization as the SAO

exists in the Los

Angeles area.

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AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA

The state coordinator of SAO activity at Phoenix,

Arizona, has been instructed to include the state of New

Mexico in recruiting efforts for the SAo.

(SD T-I, May 10, 1972)

In Arizona the SAO has mailed a considerable

amount of literature pertaining to

the SAO to "conservative"

thinking people, but has not at this time received response

from the type of people they wish to affiliate. Consequently,

no formal chapter or nucleus around which to organize has

been formed in Arizona.

However, a coordinator has been

named and is operating. Not all

former Minutemen will be

accepted into the SAO.

The SAO foresees a decentralized type of operation

in each state, where in a revolutionary situation brought

about by treasonous communist elements, the SAo could

present a militant front immediately.

Recent bulletin

material from SAO Headquarters in San Diego has introduced

the thought that "the basic battle facing our country

today is the one between individualism

and collectivism.

In its political form it appears as personal freedom versus

police-state regimentation.....In times of emergency, our

members

are not going

to depend on General Headquarters

for training material, bulletins and printed propaganda

items.

Local units and often the lone individual will

have to improvise all these things.

Communications to

and from higher commands may be uncertain and the transmission

of organization orders may be slow.

We must have people

who think for themselves.

Equally important, we must

have people who

can see

what needs to be done and. get at

it without being told."

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AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

When interviewed by Special Agents of the FBI

on January 16, 1973, JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SAO leader, stated

that there has never been any SAO unit or activity in

Sacramento, California.

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

During June and August, 1972, sources in Seattle,

Washington, advised that no known SAO activity had occurred

in that area.

IV. FINANCES

The SAO has received $300 to $400 in donations,

membership applications tees and monthly dues. Most of

this money has been spent on printing costs and postage.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

March 8, 1972)

The SAO intends to use the following breakdown

of money contributed to units of the SAo outside of

San Diego.

Dues $3.00 per month, $2.00 kept by the receiving

unit and $1.00 to

be forwarded to headquarters at San Diego.

Membership $5.00, $3.00 to be retained and $2.00

to be sent to headguarters.

Contributions of members sent in to the unit

accompanying report forms, half to be kept by the unit and

•half to be forwarded to headquarters.

Any other contribution is retained by the unit

receiving it.

(SD T-1, March 21, 1972)

The SAO has a policy of retaining sufficient funds

in the hands of the various unit coordinators to allow them

to operate as independent organizations.

The only expenses

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incurred at 9AO headquarters has been the printing of

bulletins and rental of post office boxes.

(SD T-I, May 10, 1972)

V.

MISCELLANEOUS

Appended hereto are copies of literature printed

and/or distributed by the SAO.

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SEGRET

AZIY CNGANIZATION

UNDSRORSUND BOLLETIN

GE: PRAL HEADQUARTERS

JANUARY 19??

"God grants liberty only to those who love it and are always willing to guard and

defend it"'.

Daniel Webster

e5l:

Fallow members,

This month's bulletin will deal mostly with "Booby Traps". Eccause ci the

longth of this article ve are only sending out the first hali inis month. The second

balf mul be puolished in nest mom'h's bulletia. Future bulicsine inis coming jear

zill contain material on parchological mariara, urban wartare tacties, commutti-

cations, surrival equipment, drsi aid, explosives, weapons, codes, and oher re-

lated variare subjects.

Those merbers who have act put completed or started ou the organizedon's

basio training programs are hereby unged to do so. We cannot, in most cases,

assign any momber to an important undergiound project or to an orgauized team

or group until they have complered tis training program:.

While headquarters cannot nesign a mamber in the aboze classification io

on csiablished unit, any member can (and is socouraged to) recruit and forc toeir

own combat team (sce December 1971 Bulletin). In many cases this mar be tha

hest policy in regarda to personal security as the member would be working with

the people he personally lows and trusts. If any member would like to form str

oshunit they should write to their assigned mail drop and the organizacion will arca

them fustnes instructions along with a Team Recruiting Packo:. The intele on

"The Disperacd Team" in this inonth's bulleun should holy those members wo

wish to form their oun Combat Team.

We are enclodag a small nunber of god. Do stickers with this ront's

boiletin. Please pas com in gour shirt pocket or billiond and as soon to possible

stick tirere up 1n phone coollo, at bus stops, or other puttie places that gou siri.

The stickons are andy gumanand whensetsill taure tuit to glass, reti.

or and other itoria

rauck too notor cout use toes shorts deny ti

them tie ale ville, to doot too the Feedinishent Old Coostitutiene! Rectall.

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When discussing

ecret Army Organization "Comba

ream", we usually think

of a small group of pooole mao live very close to one another. Such an arrangement

has certain advantages, slich as case of communication and travel for collective

training and team operations, but there are also several disadvantages.

- "Among the disadvantages are these: Team members may be well acquainted

with only a small gpographica! arca. I forced to leave this aren the team may be

placed at a serious disadrautoge. I is horder for i team of SO members who

live closely togither to racy from attracting areation, thus unit security may be

poor. If one or cater of ihe toam is ever discovered and arresied by the enemy,

= chances are that all members of the team will be rounded un together.

These considerations have caused us to esperiment with a new arrangemoni that

we refer to as i "Dispersed Team". Such a team hos the same number of members

(usually six) as a regular Cordbai Team. Bac. team is split into wo sections as is

--the old team. The members have the same ipe of individual spcciaities and dudes.

The big difierence lies in the faci that the team mombers may be located over

a comparatively largot area - perhaps as much as 25 to 50 miles in diameior. In

urban areas one team: member may live in each of six dilferent cities. Thus the

teant may range over a fairly large geographical nrea with at icast one team menbcr

being familiar with the immediate territory through which tey are trareling.

When retire es part of an underground movemes: (as opposed to the classical

forras of guerrilla varior) the Dispersed Inam has several other advaniagos.

• For example, if one merahar of the team gets too "hoi" in his area, he automatically

bas five othor bide-ours to which he can go for essistence or to whieh he can sond

his family for temporary safety.

Ine Dispersed Team can conveniently cover a

larger arca in the lolds of recruiting, psycbologicul verfare, and propazarde.

Operations oi saborage, survsillance and horarsinent of communist personnel,

raids, and ocher comoar ipe operations can be suecessiully cordleted while moving

a minimum of people over a minimum distance.

During the present period of deliborate delay the activities of the team wil

naturally be dirterent leom some future period in which all out warfare boteen our

organization and our country's communist enemies develops.

If the team is in achiore its ultimate objectives the foilowing activities must

be provided for: (l) orponization of and within the coam, (8) contunications Lour sen

the team and higher coimone, (a) mumiing secreey of ican: membere, (i mad:-

staining a cosmicas and effective propaganda difort, (o obtaining the necessary sur-

plies and equiprim for present and future needs, (i training oi the team in Bendr:!,

and.of individual menders in their one speciaices.

Whon to required personaol are pot arailoble io form a fall icam, a tiree

tribe road to terrorletestior.

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BOODY TRATS

Broadly defined a booby trop can be ary kind ci appacatus

En which a ruaccion unáavorable io the chony la brouck doout

maien he

unintenticaally notes sono act maled trifocis tue ie

action.

The most comon types of booby troga ussd ii variare

involve en esplosivo charge nich in sot aff ty touchent of a

tip dire er the coving ni sono objact whitn is concected to

the tringer rechonish.

On occasion the explaciro cange nay be replaced by

Bignal flerce, gos, aroke of denei chemical agente.

The trigger

nechand su ray

be either clectríe, rechacioni, thorma? da chemical.

ELBOTEICALLE CEDRATED TRACOORS.

Such frigges anchenians

sxa verg casily arcanged chierarer a

supriy of ciecheic biestiug

capo are aratiable aná also s suitable anice os elentricity.

Con df tho sost como: elentric cype lochy Leope io to ciboiy

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sirpie porcodure applied to an antonobila váth a fas arckg of.

dywaite hao necked tao end of core thon es ganglend boodian.

do booky trop a csr in this

nauror che sino ot the dierazie

biustáng vap con be actachied to auy deesi gnat of tha pea abile

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the hoy siton cotonading occuce mon tho ignicion is Carioá

any novable object con ba bodoy trapped so that when it

¿e seovod cose siente typa electrical evitab esataet la aloced

to complore s circui: borwon a doy coil bastery sod the dor

1003202.

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alag the adge of a duoe sud the ochor wire terked to tic dati

end extending out ion enough that contace in ande betwoon che

tro nas the duor is cganodo A alightly coce ceilnes telago:

sulation at ore end su shown in figure No. Lo When preesare

1u appláed, the springe due bold agact and cher the paconser

is released, the springe cone together

•to mole clactricai cono

LACE.

Futs

mey be placed in

i door which in thon closia to open

che suitch nile the explosiye is mired into cha circuito

Inen

the roor is opened pessure is selenged and thie change caplodes.

This simple trezer con be planed nater the leg of & chais,

e wooden box on any soter mordsie chioct si sciricient mosshi,

Il ilie annir ls rovii or the box lifted the celenso of prcosure

w3.ll closo the elecchinal circuire

A parson shibad in the piaconoc: od booby tropo vill coù

lesive muy part dá una solech, virus or charae visible.

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connecting the wires to the door fiscif he will take off

the door

frame, place the trigger mechanism at the cage of the door and

then replace the frame so that the entire muchanism is hidden when

the door is closed.

By taking off the frame of a window and drilling à hole

out through the window casing the criggei mechanism can' be placed

so that the charge will he detonated by either raising of lowering

a half open

window.

A simple time delay mechanis can be arranged by placing

onc of these triggers undoi a glass jar filled with water.

then

enough of the mater evagorates,

the weight of the jar will. no

longer be sufficient to hold the contacts open.

Figure lio. 2 shoss another sinple electrical trigger made

tron a spring clothes pin, the luprovised contacts are beid

apart by a sall wooden weige in the jaws of the clothes pin.

This wedge can de attachad to a trip wire or other movable object.

When it is wiendraw the clothes pin shuts and the electric cir-

cuit is completed.

A trigger of this type can be used to male a time delay

mechanis:

in mony different ways. The wedge may be connoeted by

= 100se coad to the end of a spring which is also attached to a

til calle

shove this a sacond

tin can full of sand or vatar is

pleced

with a hoic in

the bocton so that the contents grainally

fall througli into the

second can. When the weight of the lover

can becomes cnough to stretch the spring sufficiently the wedge

vill be pullid from the clothes pin.

As an altornate methüd tha

spring may bc already stretched

out ard held there by a second

attached to soud wher solid object.

The cord holding the

spring could be placed chrougli a condle so that it will ba burned

ins two when the candle burnco don a certain distance.

an sitive

imagination can devise countless ways for activating this typa

ni trigger either by instant action or delayed action.

A clover derivative of this simple trigger is used in the

"British book trap".

in this case a book is holloved out to

contain a small battery and a quarter pound block of INT Which

in detonated by an clectrical blasting cap.

The circuir fosses

through tuo contacts altachod to opposite pages of che book but

are held apoit by some insulating matcrial which is attachod to

the back of the bookcase.

If the book is withdrawn

iron the case

the contacts come togethe and the iNt

is deucnated.

A Brilish ball bearing contact switch is show in figure No.

3.

2n1s type of contact is very uníal in plocing chiges ccircly

machin a rowble chicct.

For craryle,

suitcase could to isid

on its side with the cornet positsonce inside in such a say that

wien the suliense ins picked up the ball bearing would col!

and complete the contact.

similar elcetrically activated booby

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traps could de placed iy

loscd gasoline cans, canteens

tion boxes of dozens of

her objocts which an unemy vou

place

righi side up before opening.

A plastic or glass test tube

could be used insicad of a metal case by sticking ino wires through

the cork in such a manner that the ball bearing would come in

contact with both of then.

A surprisingly accurate timing device con be made with a

tube of this typo.

Holding the tubs with the opon end up, first

pour in a quantity of driod peas, then a measured amount of

water, dron in the bail beering

(in this case

a wad oi tin foil

could be used as weil, finally put the cock in the top with the

wire sticking down through.

The water will cause the dried peas

to swell which will push the bail bearing for wad of tir foil)

¡up until it makes contact with the tro vires to complete the

The time can be regulatco izom

faw minutes to scveral

houss depending on the length of the tube, the amount of water, and

the quantity of peas used.

Far more sophisticated types of electrical triggers are manu-

factured sone of which operate by photoclectric cell or even more

difficult to rocognize mechanisms. These may be used to safeguard

record centers, important military or missile bases, etc. but arc

soldom encountered under battlefield conditions.

MECHANICAL TRIGGERS. These may be opcrated cither by impact

or by friction.

The ordinary hand gronade employs an impact

trigger. then the handie is relcased a spring oporated lever snaps

against is cap (siniler to the priming cap in a shotgun shell)

which in turn scorts a short fuse to burn.

This fuse leads to a

blasting cap cantered in an explosive charge.

The trigger mechanism of a "potato masher" hand grenade

operates nuch lake the firing pin of a voit action rifle. In

this

care a spring activated plunger strikes a detonatoi.

The

plunger naj be released by pulling out a pin as shown in Figure

No, 4, by cultine a wire as shown in figule no. a or by applying

pressue io a sloited ley as shown in Figure No. t.

Explosion of the priner cap alone is not sufficient to de-

tonace most military explosives.

Generally a booster charge of a

fairly sensitive explosive is detonaied by the primer and this an

turn detonates the mein charge.

In militaxy usc INT is by far

the

most connon explosive used in the main charge of booby traps.

So called "plastic explosiva" or "Cocposition 6-3" coatains 78

percenü KOX and 22% plasüicizer mode up of mixture of dinitrotalune,

INT, nicroerlelose and dimothyiformanide. RDX is cyclotrinety-

lenctrinitramine onich is manulecturci by nitrating hexanethylene

ictronine (which is obtaind by the reaction of formaldshyde and

amonia) .

Booster chaiges thoro recussaly are usually tetryl. ci jeri.

Common explatives

used in priners

att

lead iride, lead stypknate

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or the now largely discontinued mercury fulminate.

Charac-

cris-

ties, uses and manufacture of explosives will be dealt with in

another chapter.

A very simple device can be made from a screen door spring

that will explode an ordinary rifle cartridge when activated by a

trip wise. Although the "explosion" is almost harmless it can be

very nerve racking to an approaching enemy.

A more deadly booby trap consists of a short piece of pipe

which is driven into the ground, & plunger cype trigger rechanism

is dropped into the pipe and

an ordinary rifle cartridge placed

point in in the pipe so that porhaps one-half inch is excosed

above the ground, The weiglit of a man stepping on the bullet

releases dio triggei and fires the cartridge which wiii penetrate

well up into the leg or the body.

Some maunanical triggurs are activated by friction just

like striking & maich on che rough matorial of the match cover.

Figure do. I shows a cut-away drawing of the U.s. Army firing

devies, puil friction type M-2. The coated wire is covezed with .

a skitty substance much like the strip on a book of matches.

When this is palled out through a container of flash compound

(chenically similer to the match heads) the friction ignites the

flash compound which may be used either to lighi a fuse or fire

a blasting cap.

crude üu: effective friction dovice can be prepared by

sticking the end of a fuse in some small cylinder Billed wich

natch heads through which is placed a small strip of tin or heavy

cardioard with a friction strip fron match books glued io both

sídes:

In fleid use the friction type ignitor can be hidden in

many ways connected with trip wires or attached to movable objects

to set off cither instant or delayed charges.

PeEral, IGNITORS, In some cases the ignitor, (fuse or primer)

can bo used as a trigger mechanism.

for example in lorid War iI

the Germans were known to tear down fireplaces and cement thea

back together with hidden charges that wouid ignite when a fire

was built.

A simple hand grenade or mitar shell hidden in a

hollow log by a burned out fire rould, of couse, explode if the

log' tere used

as fuel without being inspected.

A common trick is for a retrenting army to leave behind coal

oil larps or barterns fillca rich gacoline. An uathinking person

she touches a match to such a lantern wili nearly aluays be buraed

to death.

CUBICAL ' RIGGERS.

Those are note frequently used in the

conscruction of time boabs than in booby traps.

Figure No. &

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shows an Italian chemi

delay igniter. The upper ch

contains acetone. Wen the piercing pin is pushed downward it

penetrates time lead dise and allows the acetone er flow into the

The acetone gradually dissolves the celluloid

washer which boids jack the strike.

The time delay can be varied

by placing different numbers of cellophane nashers on the striker

20d.

In sevcial similar types of delayed mechanisms the striker

is held Luck by a chin notal mire wich is gradually dissoived

when a solution of acid is alioned to siround it.

Ocher cypes of delay mechanisns may be constructed where a

•liquid is alloved io arco throssi a saal! hoje into a lover con-

tainer having a reactive substance airoched part may up cor wall.

The liquid lovei in che charuor gradually scises until it comes

in contact wità the reactive substance wuich is the igniter.

Ona

suécabir corvirction is sulauric acid for the liquid and a mixture

of porassina chlorace and sugar for the solid, daother suátable

corbination is plain macco for the liquid and macallic sodium fos

the solid.

There are many other combinations which a chenist might

inprovise fron nutcrials at hand.

There are some asplosives so consitive that thoy con be used

as trigger rachanisms.

Arconium tri-iodida can be made fron

ordinary iceschoid amonia and jocine crystals.

if the iccine

caparals run mot availabie cbey can be dotained ay evaporating

Enricient volume Of tincture of iodine

Flat glass didn

Piaca ruo of thrée tenepoons of iodine crystais in a piace

of lileeras and ust choroughly wish escong ammodia splucion,

sail anount of amonia may be addro azon time to tine making

critain that in acon not hove the currao to day cut.

Aftes thate

or Ease icidespoons of arboric solution hava been absorbed aud

parely evaporatod from the iodine it can ba left to dry ous. Whale

not amoniu tri-jodide is reasonabiy safe to haadle.

when Cry,

ai: is so sensitive chat li detonauds at the slightest touch.

It

maj on a door baing concu in thn some buildlug. Tho amoun

described surve vill produce a viutone caplosion and should de

tigated wich extremo caution.

Several

similos compounds will be

mentioned in the chopter on explosives.

One or iro teaspocesful of miscury fulminate of silvar

fulainces nited (vary goncly) viti, cen percent coatss send cor

do placed in a omali pocked of paper and atraciod to the upper

side ca an cucorootle care mth acmsire tapo.

When the tire coils

a hust touce tire these concinations aloo aid very dengi

pus to bandle.

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READY MADE BOOBY TRAPS

Al1 national armies are supplied with a variety of

manufactured trigger devices, charges, etc. to be uscd

specifically as booby trap matcrial.

Most

firing devices

are threaded of one end with a sianding size that allous them to

Do used either with prepared charges or with improvised charges

made from mortar or artillory shells. Figure No. 9 shows a

simple firing device attached to a lond

grenade.

An antipersonnel mind of French monufacture is shown in

Figure No, 10. The apparatus at the left side is a trigger

mechanisa that con in oporated 5y i trip wire.

When it is fired

the flasi

passes through the "y" tube which propals a 60m

grenade into the air and at the same time ignites a 1/5 second

The gronade explodes a few feet off the ground

10 stonet total fragnents over i wide arca.

Total weight of

mine is 5-1/2 pounds.

Guerrilla bands have sometimes used artillery sholls or

mortar shells in demolition work by placing them in a Jarge

pile ni rood or othes combustible material and building a bond

fire arouad then until they esploded. Fos booby traps use, however,

the projectile of an artillery shell is the only part of any

valuc.

Useful sizes include 75mm, 20mn, 105mm, and 155cm. In

those necillary cells where the prjoctile is attached to the case,

it is senorcily best to renove the projecifle and diccard the case.

Artillery sholl projectiles may be fused eithér in clie nose or

in the vasa:

For nost efficient use, the regular fuse must be

unscrored

and

a standard firing device (MO Universal destructor)

put in its place.

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IMPROVISED BOOBY TRAPS

Standara hand grenades con be used alone in booby traps

in a number of methods.

The simiest is to carciully renove

the handle and wedge the gronade batween tuo leavy objects

strong enough to hold the spring in the cocked position.

Anothcr trick is to cover: a hand gronade with wet mud with

just the saiety pin ring sticking out. After the mud has hardened,

it wili hold the hancle in place and the safety pin ring can be

withdraun.

These harmless looking clumps of mud scatcered along

a dint road will, of course, brock ogen when hit by an autonobili

chre nháct

will

relouse the

handle and fire the girade.

A similai

ricli is to ploce arenadis in glass jore cight enough to hoid the

handle in place wbai ila saidig D10s

ara withdroon.

At night these

may be aliung

mina wire across a trad

and may not be

soon by a

cat tramling it niche nich its lights ofi.

When tho bottles

areal ta: grendd handlor sri relensed and they soon coplode.

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It seems doubtful that man's ingenuity will ever be

exhausted when it cumes

to improvising traps of various types.

A rusty nail suck to a board left where it will be steppei

on by a running crony may be just as dezdly lo ihat one indivi-

as an atomic bond.

Open pits (sometines with sharp stakes

ai the bottom covered with flimsy camoutlage is nuch older than

the bus and arrow, out were still usca by the Japanese in World

Bar II.

"Dead fülls" made from heavy tree linbs that fall then a

victim ruleases thom by tripping over a jungle vine can still.

be uscful in guerilla warfare.

Leaving behind poisonad iood or battied drinis is ecamon.

Alcoholic drinks aro

easily diluced with wood alcohol itemporary

typo antiíreezo) equal to li4 their content of ethyl alcohol

without detection. à total intake of 2 or 3 punces will rauss

olindness or deach in a few heurs.

soft drinks con lie easily

poisoned wich ethylene glycol (permanent typo antiíreeze) ai

the cate of 2 ounces per bottla.

This dose is usually fatal

and unca symptons covelop thare is no lnown antidcte.

When five parts of potassion permanganate is nixed with

one part of powdered sugar it forms a coabination thai will.

cithor explode (if confined) or burn with a flash it igniced in

the open.

¿nen iden migue be to pué threa on fove tabsespoonafe?

un this material in an ach tray covered

with i thin

dust of cig"

arctia astes.

The finst person to put his cigaretto our in that

parricular ash tray would be burned bad onough to be out of

commission for quite sone tire.

black ponder, if availoble, vould

actuaily explode if used in this waj.

USE OF BOOBY TRAPS

It is obvious that the use of booty craps favors an army in

retreat, and one of their greatest uses is to slow down pursuii.

For nost efficiant use the laying of bouby traps must he door in

a planned and coordinated method.

Then time permits the entire

area to be booby trapped shoulé be recounoitered and the pincement

of available müterial planed in such & way as to confuse the enciny,

impare his progiese and cause mozáma

raroer of casualtics.

Gerarally spraling a late number dy small booby traps are

preferred 10 a deir iarge ones.

Two or mie Leighers moy on

antached to a single charge.

Variety of types and scttings is

essertial to ellective use da booby trape in icige nunbera.

In the clunt that friendly dicopt or your cua persounel

may sermour such an area later eu, it is desirabin that a riitter

rocori no cetailio nous to hit as to cerario: trous are

placed. Wien Gas. drag trunpu Clscovur a piacs

that is booky

tragoni ling mail ar wetl a sage wich conseots of i red orbangie

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pointed domaid witi a white circle in the middle and the word

booby traps painted in white across the top.

When anti-vehici, mines are placed by regular army forces

it is common

proccic: to booby trap the mines so they will ex-

plode when Doing toroved by personnul accepting to cléar the

arca.

The use of booby traps is very adaptablo to boch guerrilla

and counter-suctrilis activity. Guerrilla vatfare involves to

basic types of action:

ambushes and raids.

When the guerrilias

ambush copular arty

forces, they are the ones that will make usc

of the booby traps.

In railing an enomy garrison or supply depot

they must beware of booby traps that the regular forces have

placed io protect their fixed positions.

The embush may stare when the leading vehicle of an enemy

column strikes

a nine or drives

on to a bridge which is dynamited.

Parhops tine delay booby traps activated bj the first vehicle in

the coluen may be usod to discroy ocher venicies several positions

behind. Tinogs riding in i truck convoy may be expected to seek

COVE!:

in ditches beside the road or other points of natural pro

tection. If these ditches have been booby trapped beforehand, they

will be killed in the very process of socking

sheltes.

Before noling iny raid en a fixed enemy position, guerrilla

foices should carefully consider the potential danger of booby

When regular

army forces are boing harrassed oy guerrillas

they may be crocered to leave supplies badly nooded by the guerrillas

in slightly protected warcbouses as traps.

These supplies nay ba

hiavily booby trapped and counter guerrilla forces may be wailing

a short discance away to take pursuit. To guard against these

things, the guerrilla should atterpt to keep their target under

•sunveillance for several hours or days before making the raid.

They should observe the coming and going of enemy personni. If

the enemy is very careful to alvays come and go by the same route

it may mean tim other routes are buchy trapped. If the supplies

are noi added to or taken from regularly, this may indicate that

they are boing used to bait a trap.

guerrilla forces shou ld guard agains surprise by other enemy

forces waiting within longer distance.

Aftor making either a raid or an ambush, guerrilla forces

should place booby traps behind then to

slow up pursuit.

Real

booby traps can be interspersed with imitation trops.

To be

sate the crony will have lo go aroudd or de activate the imitations

and tard just

ns much time doing, 50 25 i1 thoy dore coal. If the

he vill

run the donor of getting dalid oy a live ouc. la planning the

path of Lacir scront quorrilla forecs should booby trap alternata

routes wich coony forces might use to cut them off.

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T ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDEROROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL MEADOUARTERS

MARCH 1972

"Ile who accopts evil without protesting it is really cooperating with it."

_ Thoreau

organizing your underground group

The most eifective undergroted movements are built step-by-step. They lugh with

intelligence neworks and the dissominaiion of propaganda. Gradually the movement

includes passive, then active sabotage. Finally it derelops into full time underground

varfure. There may be times when surprise atlach or special circumstances mai

require immediate armed resistance but such resistance cannot be fully citective un-

til the intelligence and propaganda corvices can be deveioped to an equal extour. I

proper sources of information are developed prior to military action many possible

traps and expensive mistakes can be aroided.

Once a country is at war or occupied by an chemy. recruiting now underground mem

bers is a very hazardous occupation. Suspicion and fear lie like a blanket over the

people.

Neighbor's are afraid to be seen talking togcther. Even friends become

guarded in their taik.

These are the reasons why we adrocate forming your group now - while you can still

do so in compurarive safety. It is like insurance purchased in hopes that you will never

colloct. It the need for active combat never comes this will still not be time wasted.

you will surely sain true friends. You will surely profit by a better understanding of

fune neighbor's point of riow. You will certainly add to your appreciation of the

courage and dignity of you fellow mericans.

It is best il your group can be made up of people who have known each other previously

and who cready toilet on anther's ability and loyality. Untortmately this is bit

plugs possible. susin do personal existence is possible meat people will tig in

"exist" under the pole di slavery. Oily here and there will you find a person with thi

corato and convicion to join in active resistance against the enemy.

Te communals are woll aware of those facis. They are constantly trying to lertnint

distrust amora the de egles of the free world.

Bren here in the tnited States many in

•!!liato leagerlin progle are loind leir confideace in ote another, in thrit

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lair enorcemont agencies and in their government itself. This is not said with the

inication of being hypereritical. l is merely a statement of fact.

During the past thirty years our rations "foreign policy" has repeatedly played right into

the communist's hindse as a result one froe nation aller another has been handed to the

reds on it silver plater. Time and time again these "mistakes" have been concealed

from the people or have been white-washed by persons in high government office. How

can anyone blame ibe american public for beginning to wonder?

All lio olien people who have tried to call altention to these faets hare tliemselves heen

smated as "fascisis", "extromisis", and worse. The following is quoted fron: the

amen can legion dagusins, dovember 1961:

"though: Americans generally have no use for communism. many

protesi vorousty whenever an attempt is made ic expose or iis-

credit cormunists.c.No sooner is an anti-communist organization

launched on i is attackod. hissed at and spat upon. The same is

tru: of iNDIsTOl ILs from the moment they assuil the twin evils of

communist and communists.

Why do so many Americans join the never ending campaign is dis-

crocat and destroy those who are fighting their battles against commi~

unism for them and in the process, risking thoir reyuktions, that:

livelihood their health, and even their LIVES. How is the phenomchon

of perversi; to be caplained?"

How indoed? Yet this situation does exist and added io the suspicion that has developed

among ol countrymen, li makes people reluciant - even afraid - to exercise their righis

of free speech and peaccable assembly.

During the past few year's thousands of "study groups" and similar arli-communist

organizations hase come into existence. Is those who belong to them low, many

people it "too busy" even to inform themselves as lo the true nature of the communist

socialist menace. With this in mind you might imagine it would be very difficult to get

people to spond their own money for arms and then get them out in the open where

ticy can train in the lise of such arms.

Strangly enough, is have found it much casier than you might think. I may ve that

people have derologed a sense of futilily soon! triung their congressuch or nocking

for political candadaies (presidents come and presidents go but the old bureaucriey

just liceps colling along).

Since Nor Mile Maillions of words have beel spoken by the negotiatoes and the prop-

aganiser in the "cold no, still the free world is losing steadil. The peoplo have

lost taib in porris, for bellero in the power of moris anymore.

lie appraion that croch a day as to pore tat you are poursell sincere. told kill

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find among your oun acquaintaces many who are tired of talk and who will be glad to find

some construetive action which they can enter into.

AS YOU FORM YOUT OUN GROUP KEEP THESE FACTS IN MIND:

(1) The underground needs all kinds of people, young and old, men and women. Those

who the ener "old never suspoct" can act as

spies and messengers. The underground

needs many difterent things in addition to fighters : sources of supply, lines of commu:-

icutions, a multitale of skills that can be supplied by many differon kinds of people.

(2) To roluntarily star training in the use of arms, especially in the absence of a dir

clared state or car, requires a decy personal conviction thai this must be done now foi

the salvation of ourscives and via' country. If you do not believe this yourself you wil

neror be able to pass the necessary conviction to other members of your group.

(3) 1 smail group that is resolute and dedicated will be more effective than a large

group containing people tal my coubt the importance of their causc.

For a batalliun of men to attack the chemy in the face of gunfire requires courage. Fos

one or tro men to light alone in the dark requires bravery. For the wives of such mea

to spond the night waiting and wondering requires even greaier bravery. These are lie

UTe of people vos MEST colleci bout you,

It is natural for living things do want to keep on living. The kind of bravery we are tal-

ing about is rot something woogie are hom with. It is something that a person musi de-

velop swhin himself. It comes caly foin the absoluie belich that our cause for freedom

is more important that anything else in this world.

Where can you find such people? You lind them among your neighbors; among the people

you work with, among your friends and your relatives.

You might never guess it as jou

move among these people in their daily lives but there are countless numbers of nor-

iccas who share this belief with you.

This does not mean that such people are going to be immediately enthusiastic abolit

forming in underground. Some mas, but others may never have had an opportunity.to

learn the true lets about our nationd and international situation. That's where you

corn in. Ion must do able to ronsince such people that they cannot afford to wait intil

the last minuie before the sel prepared.

To convince othors traitorst he sure of yow own facts. The orgmization has scr

mol pleces of licratore is theole which exposes the communist threat inside doerket

do well as tols on guerrilla wartare.

1aih10b, lo tormtion da group should fest start with intolligence and propagandia.

Dont mintaid deme men iy "propeanda". Sone prople have the idea that this it

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fers only to information that is false and misleading. Propaganda refers only to the use

of information to attract people to your way of thinking. Truth is the best possible kind of

propaganda.

Here then are the step-by-slop suggestions on how to go about forming your own group:

I. know the truth. De able to back up your view of the current situation with facts

and referchces.

• 2. Make a list of everyone you know even casually: friends, fellow workers, noigh-

ebors, lodge or church menhers and relatives.

3. Reno: old acquaintances. Got to reaily know these people. Feel them out on

current events, politics, and world aftairs. Let them now where you stand,

1. Do not choose people just because you think they would be willing to join yow

groip. Choose insted those that you want in your group. Remember that if fight-

ing actually starts these people will be closely associaled with you and themselves

for long periods of time. Miminato the braggarts. Pick the quict confident people

that son't get on each other's nerves when the going gots tough.

Aftor you have decided on alist of five to elve people you are ready to give

thom: you soles isli". You can do this with each one individually or you can get

them together as a group for this purpose. If you talk to them singly you can main-

tain a gronic degice of secrecy about other members of the group.

Group discussion has the advantages that each prospect is more likely lo take your

vier poini seriously is he 1s sitting down among other people who seem to be taking;

it seriously also. Since you want be taking up anything too secret during you

first ivo or three moclings. there will be plenty of time to eliminate any doubtfuls,

or more lisely, they will eliminate themselves.

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G. Whether you talk to your prospective group members singly or as a group: your

first discussion should convince them of these things:

a. That the fee world is losing the cold war against communism.

be. That as things are now going we will keep right on losing and that sooner or.

later americans may be forced to defond their oun property.and their own

families by wintever means are still available to them.

∞ c. That your small glod indy not be able to do anything to change this situation

but in any dress you should get top tor regularly for at least i few meetings

do cramine any posibilitics that may exist.

d. Le willing to acuit that things may not actually be as bad as you belicio but

get you prospectise coup incincts to al least admit that they owe it to their

colora lo decover the tois.

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c. Get your prost cis is dund reading. Loan them books and punphlets. Use

anti-communist ard uos, Gotorment literature lo back up your oun arguments.

I. By all nivans sut up a detenite place and schedule for future nicetings.

r. If you dccide to bogin tie organisation of your group by having them all meet

together for your "ir lalk" tute are some additional points that tave proven

effective many times in ind past for other mombers.

a. Hold the mectin in pat ouhome if possibic. Otherwise, rescive a room

in one di the downtowa: hoisis or inotels well ahead of time.

b. Gi:c: our procureis an imitation it icast two wecks ahead of lime and ask then:

to confirm at least a veck before the meeting that they will be there.

c. Do:00 lot wan circled iled the mecting is about escopt that it is a matic oi

"mutial imorianss", They saould be told that if they come it must he with the

understanding that they will arrive on time and will not leare before the mecting

is over.

de Where a marrica perso, is is id the invitation mes include both husbend and

and wife and they should both be truea to aitond if at all possible. If one is absont

he or she viu not lodorstand to tacortance of the pinjeci and may obicci to the

time on mousy which tar outer met spend on future actinies.

S. When you got yote group togetact, start the meeting oll promptly and in a busi-

ness like inanner,

l' is cerinin that there will 'e a lot oi questions about your plans and objectises, ifyou

are organizuing us an adiliato

ul the orgunization, they will want to know more about

the parent organization: nor aid way it was formed, and they will need to be convinced

that they are nor going to he concidered radicals for entering into this preparation.

Here is where your own lowedre and shal is all important. You must assure them

there is nothing illegal about this activity. We are urging them to act only as individuals

under their oun constitional right os tree speech, peaceable assembly and the righi to

own and bour arms.

If you loil thel yow prep ta boi camelotely sold on your presentation, it may be beat to

postpone mues discheon of the dignization untila second mecting.

Alfor got find Small Dooood Card Caried Members should he recruited on i cior-

wind te meny differend skills noeiled without the sire

or to crop coral leo be cub member horing a spcoil boils to do theis inures!

and enthusian will he maintaineded nigh lovel.

Ponemin the in word atmoad needs mahy things in addition to fighters. You fighter,

tintini and dironic, mill lines, dod community calgor doulci goon li

in do tradiction to your Millice group montre ir.

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all lanow each other. you shou

enlist the assistance of many oth

People who arc

sympathetic do your cause ad willing to help in their own way although they should

know no more about four members or operations than necessary to gain their coopera-

lion. They will turn an auxiliary force to work with the individun group member who is

responsible for their special iciivity.

The group leader, il'he is to successfully maintain his position must by one means or

another make certain that all sis of these activities are provided for.

ORGANiZATION:

she organization of the group is primarily the responsibility of the group leader. Ic

must intervie, personally each now prospoctire member and make certain that thoy are

suitable material. This means more than simply being loyal to the United Siates. The

prespective member must be unpressed with the fact that he is undertaking a grave

resporciate to must be made io undersiand thet even though he has joined the group

on "Tish" zather than from complete Inowledge of its overall activity: that withdrawing

froin the croug will noi be easy and that if he should in the future withdraw from the

group thet he sali ever alter be considered as suspect by the other group members.

The

prospecuse grotp member must be a type that will get along well with other people.

12 must noi be & hraggart or a show-off. Under no circumstances must he become in-

toxicated or loose-mouthed. ie must be a willing worker and ready to assume his share

of the lo.r.

The group leader shodd determine the skilis and interest of his members. He should

talk orea iith them ie caricus tasks thai need to be performed and ask for volunteers

until cach icember has a responsibility that they are intcrested in and that they are

capable ri fufiling. Since inembership in the organization is essentially voluntary the

group leader cannot force any member to porform any activity against his will and

slould not attempt to do so.

When a member assumes responsibility for a certain field

of activity he must realize that he will be expected to fulfill shat task successfuly ie-

gardices of any other conditions that may arise. If a nicher is unwilling to assume

responsibility on this basis, he should be given another responsibility that better fits

his copabilities or should be gracofilly eased out of the organization.

INTELLIGRICK:

Intolligenee meludes all types of iformation that may be of value at either the national

or locol level. Scraps and bits ef information that may scem of little value alonc nay

eventually tit into pattern that will someday provide important information for cither

defensire os odeneiro activil, either propaganda or opon warfaro.

The group member in charge of intelligonce should enlist the assistance of several

am-embolant to help gather this information. One of dief esc

should road all

the joed wed toriond papers carcially crecy day. ll's surprising how much information

can in midlied to trom those sowces concerting individuals that tay be aclive in commur

nict fien netirit, ll me or more members ol the group are union members, they should

marie the maion tigers top caracination.

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Other auxilary nich

should take part in church and

A aclivities to guard against

communist infiltration in these areas. A reading and study group should be set up lo

study schoot textbooks and teaching methods in your arca for colleetivist-socialisi-

comminist sianting.

An auxillary member should carofully evaluate all of the "Lotters to the Editor" that

appear in various papers in the area. Those who express especially patriotic senti-

ments and those who an outspoken in their defense of the merican constitution and

way of life shoutd he truand pics to the recruiting officer who can contact then as puier-

ti: mambo's or auxilary members. Those who advocate collectivism in any form shou!

be turned over to the sectrity officer who can look up their full names, addresses, eic..

and file them away among the potential turncoals.

The inteiligence viticer should evaluate ali the information sent to him by his auviliary

members to detormine the sentiments of people in his area especially those in politics

or in a position in intuence other people. He should pass on to the regional headquarters

any informition that involves national or international figures or organizations where in

turn it will be complied with other information and sent on to the national headquarters.

SECURITY:

The security officer mustbe responsible for secrecy within the group and about the

group. We have lourned that those members whose memborship or identity becomes

krown will in all probability be subject to abuse and harrassment from the libcrals

and conmusisis. Themlore; one major duty of the security officer is to prevon: the

identity of the groug's dota members from becoming lown.

He should also review from time to time the methods of communications between member-

of the group. He should insure the secrecy of the mecting places and the training sites.

He should arrange for at least two of more secrat addresses for receipt and delivert oi

mail hetween grcups and

particularly the regional coordinaior. He shoudd be carcivi

that the amount of mail, frequency of meetings, number of parked cars and similar eir-

cumstances. do not cras attention to the group or its activities.

One of the sectity officers most important projects is to arrange for a number of "sale

houses". These are people iothin city and rural arcas who have no contact with group

member's at all and who are quite ordinary in their daily life and yet have a strong syni-

pathy for the organization. They must be willing to care for wounded members or pro-

vide niding places for group members that have been discovered by the choniy. if the

communists litie over this country from within it is quite possible that the underground

and its members will be declared outlawed and it is also possible that individua? nones.

may he "icamed" with duse crages. To hide out a fugitive under these conditions world

roquire a great did at thirs woll as courge. Unfortunately a great percentage of ln

•- soil merleen publie des notiner. Bron so, the obteining of such reluge houses may be

a sentel in the groups ultimate survival and must be arranged for at all cools. Only

Ma woe loader, the indoligence oficer and the securily officer should tner the ives.

lion of tiese "sain howes" except for the indiridal member who may put tir group ii.

toúch with intivirual locatrons,

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J'ROPAGANDA:

"Until such time as fighting mig

ctually break out we must especi

engage in a con-

tinuous propaganda wartare against the communists, communist sympathizers and dupes

within our borders. Our ultimate victory or defeat. may depend on the outeome of the

propaganda battles that we are fighting right now.

By planted newspaper articles and by slanted programs over radio and TV the enemy is

cren now trying to "sinear" us out pi existence. They are also starting an all-out cam-

paign to outlaw the use and ownership of firearms by civilians.

During the cold war period the propagenda officer should act as a public relations man

for the organization in his locality.

It is important that this individual make a good per-

sonal appearance and be able to speak and write well. Without actually admitting that

ho is a member of the orgunization, he can still contact various news media, television,

cle, and ast thom to find out the true facts ahout the organization before blindly to-

peating half truths and insinuations that come ovei the wire services or that they read

In other papers and maguzines..

Whenever loend popors cars articles detrimental to the organization, he should har

all menbers, auxillory members, their friends, rclatives, and associated groups food

that paper, radio or TV station as the case inay be with both signed and unsigned letter's

demanding a retraction.

In cases where some particular news media makos a habit of slandering the organizalion

or' when some particular nows commentaior or TV persomlity does so repeatedly, then

the organization should write repeaterly to the companies that place advertising with

them to domand a retraction.

Articles or comments which are aclually libelous should be forwarded to the regional

headquarters for investigation and the possibility of law suits against the offending per-

The propagande officer should prepara himself to speak publicly and showd arrange lo

give talke to various civic organizations ou the importance of tie citizen's right to self

defense.

RECRUITING:

The recruiting officer should discuss with other' members of the group what additional

shills are nooded and with their help should attempt to enlist the assistanee of people

who hure such skills. He should cooperate with the security olficer to delermine wiether

or not prospective members are loyal to their coutry and have ideals in leeping with

our organization. He should recrire from the intelligence officer names of prospective

membera d associates and contact them to cvaluate their possible uscfulness lo the

group, If new groups do new group members are accruited through advertising, he

should work with the propagands officer to propare efiective material. A recruiting

vilicon spoild mako a special effort do colist the cooperation of a roputable aitorney to

arise the got; as to its legal rights cod defend those rights in cout if necessary.

With oties members in too group the cooperation of a doctor should also be arranged

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Together with the secu

officer he should attempt to find

printer locally who will

supply the group with literature on an absolutely confidential basis. All of the oiher

members of the group should be contacted by the recruiting officer and passed on by the

security officer after checking an y information lnown about the prospective member with

the intelligece officer.

MEDICAL:

This man may he i ductor or one skilled in first aid. In the latter case, he should make

contact with a physician who will work with the group to provide necessary drugs, medi-

cal supplies and confidentiai assistance in time of need.

This member will also be respunsible for obtaining medical supplies and keoping adequal

rescives ca hand. Ho should give consideration to the general health of all group mem-

bers and should encourage each member lo maintain a maximum degice of physical

fimess for cir' age and circumstances. A medical officer should make all group mem-

bors keep on hand a large amount of special rugs or medicine each member must for

his boath.

CONDONICATIONS:

This member of the group should have or obtain a working knowledge of all radio equip-

ment, field telephone, codes and signals. If he is not an amatues ranio operator himself.

he should work with the scoruiting officer to enlist the aid of onc or more amalear ¿adio

operators citter as group members or as associales. He should be responsible for pass

words and other words of identifying frichly supporters. Ic should arrange suitable

code phrases by wrich esscutial information can be given over the iclephone between group

mombers without giving it away in case the phone is tapped.

ARMANENT AND DEMOLITION:

The armanent officer, with the assistance of other group members should see that

all of the groups cquipment is sale to use and kept in good repair. lle should have sui-

Ticient knowledge of firearms and weapons to instruct other members in their use and

maintenance.

He may designate other members to become specialists in certain types

of weapous and so forth.

Al least one group member should make him self an expert in the use of all typos of

explosives, body traps, time fuses, and similar material. In cooporation with the

armament officer and other group members he should dotermine both immediate and

funds neods and sources ofauch maicrials along with means to obtain such items and

a also the raw materials from which these items can be quickly manufactured.

SUPPLIES:

The supply officer should keep in mind thet the organization has no legal status excopt

Beds righes is individas, croup eumerchip of firearms or supplies could be con-

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stried as raising an army which would be a violation of the law.

A

sugh ho may coor-

dinute the stock piling or obtaining of material, it must be clearly underslood by all that

each individual item is owned ly some individual member. The supply officer is pri-

marily responsible for the storage of reserve materials.

Each group should prepare a number of escape and crasion kits. These showd be of

thrce types:

1:

A very small kit which cach member can carry on his person.

2. A suitcase size kit that can be liept in the car or home at all times.

3. An inexponsive lit that can be buried at strategie places or hidden in other

strategic localities.

The training schedule may be arranged for by the group leader or he may elect to

assign this responsibilily to a training specialist. In either case an inventory should

be made of the various stilis, talents, and kowledge of each member. All members

should discuss logother the thrity different paris of the initial training program. They

shold diade those sections up among thosloves so that some member can road and

siudy caci subject prior io the training session and be prepared to instruct the other

members in his oin speciality.

FIXANGES:

Although the individual group members must be self sustaining

as far as their individual

equipment is concerned, there will be many expenses that must be met collectively. To

fight the propaganda war requires printing, postage, trarel, and so forth. Although the

individuai group members may be able to meet this espense to a minimum degree they

will not in most cases ba able to finance the maximun effert that is required. The fin-

ance officer should thercfore consult with the other group members as to means of rais-

ing additional money. One possible source will be from peopic who will agree with the

aims of the organizatich in theory but who are unwilling or unable to take an active

part in the program. Such people may be willing to set up a serics of regular monthly

contributons to hely finance our fight against communism.

In small groups one member may have to doubie up ou tiro of these duties. In Jarger

groups, the division of responsibility may he spread. among a greater number of indi-

viduals did still other duties may be assigned to individual members,

The important thiag is to modi regularly and discuss your mutual problems. If euch

meither has a job he is interested in and leeps busy it, morale wid stay high and you

will really set trings done. Without such team work the group members will soon lose

interest and becoie discomraged..

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as members or assoc

as. Each group should obtain by

means the part time service

of one os more secretaries who can type up literature to be printed, articles to the

newspapers, communications betwech groups and so on. Much of the intelligence work

can be hundled by women. Thcy can assist the propaganda effort by handing out litera-

ture, giving talks to women's clubs, PIA associations and so forth.

It is felt that it would be a mistake to sot down hard and fast rules for the group's con-

duct and activities. To do so would run the risk of making each group a carbon copy of

every uli.cr group and possibly of stiling individual ingenuity. One of the greaiest ac-

vantages that an underground has is the simple fact that the enemy never knows what he

Is up against.

'Thie group leader must costinually merit the respect and confidence of his members. This

respect is the only incans ho has of maintaining discipline. Before taking any action,

all members of the group should hare an opportunity to voice their opinions. But it must

he mutually understeod that when the discussion is over, the group leader must make the

final decision. His decision must be compiied with and in return for the compliance, he

must bear responsibility for the groups ultimate failure or success.

Past experience has shown that the successful underground leader: must possess certain

minimal qualifications:

1. He must have a strong personal conviction as to the righteousness of the cause

- 1or which he is Oguting.

2. He must have the ability to infuse other members of his group with this same

conviction.

3, Ile must be able to exercise effective command orer his group through personal .

loyally and political enthusiasm when no other means of discipline are avaluble.

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He must be able to keep secrets and organize cven quite important actions so

that as few people as possible lalow his plans.

5. He should be a born conspiralor, capable of decciving not only the enemy but

even his members of his own group if this is necessary to insure absolute security.

6. He must be able to act inventively and imaginatively so as to constantly seize

the initiative away from the enemy.

%. He showd hare risen to his position of leadership through his own abilities and

execution.

S. He should he physically vigorous and self-denying so that he can accommodate

himself to primitive surroundings.

9. He should have no addictions or strong habits that might distract him it some

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10. He must have the bulldog tenacity to seo that important tasks are completed

no maller what difficuities or obstacles may be placed in his path.

11, He must have the patience to remain inaclive when such is the best course and to

wait for exachly the right time to strike.

12, He must have the moral courage to accept full responsibility for his own actions

and those of his group.

You should think these requirements over carefully. How do you measure up? I's best

if,we aumil our weak suots to ourselves and start now to sirengthen ourscives for the

trials ahead. With advance preparation, seli-discipline and a firm resolve we eau meet

the test.

The human roce is much inclined to wishfud lunking. Even though the communist have

lold is that they will never rest until they have conqured the whole worid, most people wil

no allow themselves to even consider this possibility. as war clouds gather on the horizon,

most peopie focus their attention all the more on other things and hope that if they just

ignore the threat of war it will sonchow disappear.

When the time for underground warfare suddenly comes there will be a hundred civilians

wanting to fight for every one that is trained or equipped to do so. Under these conditions

each member of ou on ganization and similar groups that are making ready for this

emergency will sureiy ind himself acting as leadce of an underground group. As & pari

of your seif-training it is thus recessary to give some thought as to how you can quickly

train new recruits, how you can maintain discipline and security. In short, you must give

some serious advance thought as to your own abilities and possible short-comings as an

underground loader.

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BOAST AGXV ORGANIZSTION

UNDERGADUND BOLLETIN

GENERAL NEADQUARTERS

APRIL 1072

"A tyrant would not come to the Uniler States frole across the sea. If he comes,

ride down PennoyIrania Avenue froin his inauguration und take up "legal" iosidence of

the White Wouse."

Abraham lincoin

he'll

Fellow members,

The main subjact that will be corered in this month's bulletin wirl be the forced entry

into buildings, as it apolies ío underground warfare. A two poge article on the use of

camontum mirate as an explosire is deo covered in this burleidi.

We have several points that need to be covered in this bulletin and noi much spnoc it

we are to keep our postage bill with reason.

On the surface, the lives of the imezican

people seem to he going pi about the some as usual. So long as most of ilem have enough

in eat and a lew lusuries of life, they continue to ignore the undercurrent of treason wit-

in our own borders which is rapidly wasning aray the foundations of our American Heritage

:

Those who have taken the time to inform themsolves as in the true conditions realize

that our country is rapidly reaching a point of no roturn in its downhili light agains the

forces of freedom.

The lime is past when the SAO can consider any but a military answer to the problems

that face our country. We must ci as quickly as we can to doveiop intornal discipline

and definile chains of comand. li we are going to be a fighting unit, then we must ie

ready to lighi sach the lie arises.

lE we loss those among our razanivation who are chable to lace scality or unwilling is

e mahe too sacritice necessary lo sid to our curength rather tian to detract fore it, then

the organication do a whole wiil be better of tur a.

Nes combat teams, groups, and coworks will be forming within lie next 90 diss.

Assignmen: of cow members to tiese row units will he made as soon as they have finited

thair bario training proceans. All teams and greas are neged to espand their look!

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E OF AMMONTUS NITRATE IN

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Ammoniumn nitrate is a common furtilizer used on farms throughout the United States

and most foreign countries.

it is readily available from farm agencics, general storca

fertilizer comparies, etc. in most far ning communities.

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Most people inow that aimonium nitrate can be used as the basis for various high

explosive nistice:. little information has been available as to the best proportion,

uses and megans si detonating, these mixtures.

Depending on the methed of manufacture ammonium nitrate may occur as inregular

Erals, fakes, small crystals or so ail round "prills". Any of those types can be raci

but prided an atonium nitrole is most eficient. J'ortunatoly, the prilled type is also

the most common.

Explosive mixtures may be mede by mixing antonium nitrate with such organic

compounde as fudl oil, powerca cool, lamp black, eir.

Its quite possible that powered

sugar, starea, and nihy similar compounds could also be used but further osperimen:-

ation is necded. Ammonium nitrate itself is extromely difficult to detonate.

Th: inert common and probably tre best all zound misture consiste of 91% pritied

ammontum nitrate ang 0G; fuei oil, In this ease the term fuck oil can include No.?

diesel fucl, kerosche,

light lubricating oil, etc. The caly requirements are that it be

thin enough to he reachly absorbed by the rather porous prills of ammonium nitrate and

on the other hand ir must not be so volarile as to evaporate easily.

The amount of fuel oil can vazy from 205 to 13% and the mixture will still explode

provided tbat i strong detonater is used. Maximum explosive force is achiered betwees

Si and 6i These percentages are figured bj weight. Presumably the best percentare.

of lanip blacl: or finely powered coal would be approximately the samo.

Because these mixtures are comparatively insensilive they all roquire a rather

strong explosive to start the detonation. In learly all cases a one pound sticl: (aud inch:

of 60% dynamite wii suffice.

The dynamite itself must, of course be detonated ly

suitable biosting cap.

One stick of 40% dynamite does not have chough power to detonat

an ammonium nitrate-inel oil mixture coliaily. li this is all thai is available, rec

sticks died torcher should be used.

The shape as woll as the size of the detonater has an effect.

For example, it at

eight ine: such of enamite is cut irio four inch picces and these ane lied rogutier at

etretical moccases the length and increases the diameter of the detonating chatya.

This val ducrense its robabily over thai achicoed by a single eight inch stick.

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Several other factors effect the efficioney of AN-TO (ammonium

nitrate-lucl oil)

mixture's.

Among these are the amount of explosive used in a single charge, degree

of confinemen, moisture content, particle sire temperature, etc.

AN-FO mixtures are commonly used in mining rock or ore from large open pits.

In this application, holes are drilled back into the rock and the 1N-FO misture is poured

into the holes. Normally, the ammonium nitrate and the luel oil are carrica separately

to the mine and are mixed together just before they are used. The holes into which the

AN-FO mixitro is poucer are usualiy several icet long. In this case the diameter of the

hole has considerable effost on the caplosive lonce generated. A hole diamcier less than

three inches will not explode with suiticiont force to carry itscli along the bore hole. The

• maximum detonation velocity reonires that the hore hole be at least six inches diameter.

In using smaller amounts oi AN-FO mixtures the charge should be kept approximately

equal in is length, want

and depth, In practical application a container about the -ize

vi a tire gallon ga con do ce sicall as can be lacá, Chargus the sire of a 55 gallon drum

can provida much more explosive force in proportion to their weight. A small amount of

AN-FO peguiras jusi as strong a primer to deionaie as does a larger amount.

Closc confinement is required lo achiere maximum explosive force from AN-FO

mixtures. in mining operations the rock surrounding the charge provides this confina

Inen..

To be exploded above ground the AN-ID misure should be confined in an iron

pipe not less than teree inches in diamotor and pictorably larger. Siuce these mistares

22c "ruching" lpe explosives

rather than "shatering" topes they must be properly placed

1o achieve useful resulls.

Suppose the objective was to destroy a large briage. A dozen five gallon cans of

AN-FO minute are available to do the job. If those sze set in the middle oi the bridge

or between the girders and "exploded" jule it any real damnge will sesuit. In this case,

a tunnel should be oug through the dirt Lohind the concrete abutrent at one end of the

bridge. Dupending on the width of the bridge all welre caus of explosive could be pached

lightly together ar they could be spaced three to four feet apart. In cither case each can

should be provided with its own primer and all the primers should be lied together with

do lengths of prima cord.

Moisture content of the ammonium nitrate is very important. This chemical absorbs

moisture iron the at quite casily. After being mixed with the mel oil it is protected

from this to a considerable colent. for maximum explosive effect the AN-FO mixture

should cocain to more than 12 water and if the moisture content exceuds To it may not

explode it sil.

If it is suspected that the AN-FO misture may be damp, double the size

of the detonater.

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Por military use, cuitable changes could be made from dry ammonium nitrate mixed

with to penar mopi at fuil oil and then pleera in water tight containera. Thoge coi-

miners shouts socile some means of sickly placing the detonates into the approximat;

conter of the chare just before it is le he used.

The usual cost of ammonium nitraio

is about si do per 100 pourdi.

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FORGED ENTRY OF BULLD

In this bullstin no shall study this subject as noplicabio

to undergroand vartara, In our advanced training lessons re will

deal nich coro specialo subjoota such as picking, piox guss, loy

Impross-ordng, etc.

We rosl that overy guerrilla fighter and every underground

ranber foi that matter should i least bo failiar with tha turda

ontals of chickly gaining entry to buildings occupiod by tha

Our ationtion is directed toward to speed and noiso of the

entry with little ruzard to the draugo done. In later lossors ra

wiil reai with the vire discreet nothodas of entry. Tho 007 typo

movies and To have glanorizon and distorted the entry of locked

buildings the save way ther have dons weapons and ballisties. I:

is no moro unroal do quickly die? your way through a ly imbler

combination luck in 30 socondo than it 15 10 fira 250 rds ino a

BAn stoog you bare loaded aü nách en grà Garand clip. Thoy hive

dons both on tV :

Basically a losh does 2 things. It rakes the intrder natio

noise

ard espond timus

There is no such thing as a buglar picoi

Locising dorise on building, Sono aro just more diffiralt Chon

ochers.

ICON FIRST FOR HAST AND OBVIOUS WAYS OF GATNING AIRY.

Some exanples ass given:

1.

20

It is suprising ho: nany poople lang an expansivo pod locr

on oúther a cheng besp or a hasp that has beon arsinlled with

the screws emonide Only a scronariver is needed is get

through this setup.

Firse make

sure that the lock as actucily looked! Don'

waste your the forcing an unlocked door! Don't Jaugh 1ù

has boen done,

Kay lines paoplo will sat the lock but not

shut tho door hard enough. for tho laton to drop into the

sticker plate.

3.

Oro of the quickest vago fast a pad lock is tith a good pair

of bolt cutlerie

Usuilly tho hasp is the wealost part so

cue 3! instiad so the look.

Song lockonáths aso a 1100l:

shore in fig, 4e such a tooi isn't haid to marko.

Jock for clocked mindous a burglars don

As a matter of fait

ut illegel drey is sarah an anlocked vinder.

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If tho colt 1s oxpossd and isn't the "dundlockeng" typo it

can bo oaslly woried baci ints tho door tith nothing noro

than a loidio blrèc.

just push or pull tho door in the dirocts

Ion of oroning, thas eutting a soall anount oi ebres on tho

Noi innent çour lentre biado as closo to tha sindlor

plate ds rosaislas

attor cucting oror so stightly into the

notal Jatoà taini, dho tnifo tun na the edge oi ino door,

forcing tho balù badi iiio tho dcoro loa Muy huvo to repont

bhas pinooduro sovarri bises asending on now far the latob

Exiondo aneo do stuirer plauso

Do

Chock the hirgs pirs.

Tuny door's are Instaliod rith cheay

Lazrrasio

Ths nlges on cuerny stincing doors will havo

cagy ts roscio 1215

eayoura to cha outisido. 1ll you necd hora

Is a prár dê dosù vico gria pliors.

Safocy chuán detbos on docrs can andons with a toal shown

in fige 1o

8o

Sitding arcadio doces any ospocially vulnorable to buing

tefuul out dô cheir iraci it tho botion wich a tiro tool

D: dlargo soruiarar eso

Tne Jntch of nost kogrinienoh doos Jooks exctonds tnico tho

Staadi0n' puaün oay auout 1,0 ino Thosa dooas aic oosiy opaned

Ü uSo CùEMmry côn, dr0 dl 00 Dy 251ng & soch dio

jack ais a plece os Zide

Thoue ig strragh givo in cho doon

fianos duo pou can lezce or jack disa aparà gnough for toe

Latch to cdoax thin

sidkes piate.

10. 1 los si dooos aro concbructod with 2 píecas of zasonite

vieh perdos sprosê aloshos sehuatarg vlcêo ii puittl masy

ds out, sar, oz lnock a bole in a doos tiiio chás.

done joa con roaci: in and havo accoos to tho lociting nechu

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11e Miador glaes 1s especdaily vulusrablo lo belaz cui os brekon.

To eut a 1a31 operäng in a tudon

erocede as fol).ons:

Usang a plass cuétor on a caroide soriro doo? sorich a

srpore aiourá tho parinoter of the oponing you dusira.

Conplotaty cever tus opting area and bagond the scratch

Inos iy sboud 2 ine walh nasting tape.

Garoruily tap tho

ojaating aors and along the sezatch Jineso

the gilacs will

Pobalãy Lpack dnto cuvoral tenli, ploces all hojd tsgothor

by the mndtirg tena,

licir easssully pocl the üapo and binken

giass aag ariar dho pririrao

vath oone praciics this

can 3o dondo Mg cic 111010 noisee Coù an cld tixlow

Jrioke 4n3

mittits ondio lacer cutriny tld opchany you

may wish ta comr the egooed eigontati sone noro rasdng

tipe verous rasching thrcach.

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Most nichü inich sylirders ai

stached to the lock wich-

anise ir ? cerses.

stitch

the cylinder those sorens

aro cathor soni, ur bosion and the criira body or the clines

is turned is ctuate is nochunion or the cylinder is rom

novca and did mei recharat as acclated by a sergarivor

incorted into the sino saero ino tidi picco c: is cylindor

W45,

not casce.

bezel Win conca enthe with t sidors viale graching

Onetires For said fird That an autampe

hes den made to banaler procee erinces by coplacing too

shost rota? boil math borden strod orer Of course this

vili

not curs? so cutie do cheat the cardon d

liso tho a nolas as a 2:10? jo to drill 2. 3116 dia holes

into the

who minded

Insoro the pico in the other

0'1l 0t eu: 205" thin ab: 20206 in tic Childock and tsing

the tool as a sucrosa cross the cylinder can now be turned:

Dealing the cira of i criedes dock is illustassed in fire 3.

Uso a 1/5 in: mon cocd d. 11 Eat erd 2a202 wizugh the plas

at the chick Zara

(ost locko have 5) recovo uhe dridi and dráno a let serena

a emilies pin val dracon and bound to turninge li Shas

hagas diet coincid coded davera

We haus mon covored the mus narde and cost corion mays of 503-

Ail and sounds canão and male noise in sore degroo.

Ií yose objectire in in as arcades acca troo roleo ray be o8

H0w209E, 10S0 0020062V09 1011 DO 211 101

urinan cros end nolao con on oo rend. incorianoes hare as Chice

way to impere the situation saderero,

1.

Corfldence in

jourcel: mill aizon mod do prosedo note curchy and

consequently moro quires

2.4

Musclo sado by maders nockeds ten costing sorcer

It outbors mug tho pogect

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3a Creato di

alonary noise.

An arable co

be 2s

£0j305:

An antonobla has a similaird flat tiro or

othor trouble,

The clanging of tools, radio playing.

people trikior, odo. mulla creato an cacallone cover

whilo an mesorolics entors an ajacant buildins.

ralarg dirarsionmy noise don't do my thin: that would

aspear out of the ordinary and attract undo atrontion.

Thare do screal docialoe that we have purposoly emitted to tili

nor.

Too mas done so as to not corruse the nutual chüg rethode

Those are inpere-no art mast ba considore. There is many bnt tho

most coumon ans the in long:

le logs m both to noisy kind aá dhs bruciug lande

20 Guards

Incoo a11 derarie prockel actoriion and we nanter that here only

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Le as ul presaolo koon as much aber your dogestiva as poscible.

Uso dey cruise to curanto as bach oê pour objectira as jocadble.

Done do de. Durrarind de stiling, dron go back es trading with

coro laid to the dart icon of tota cogeolite house.

You'll gou

in 200è Jani an Man docal dooz inck gins a picco of candys

HOST YOU • IT WIN KILL 70J 1

Fraction sono of the opening tocbroguos (al icosi tha nonedostrici

ire ones) 01 your cia hones

Thile visiting Eidon's cbsaurs Choir

doors, váaccus, and locis.

For wrackies try to figure out the

best and quickest may to ontar it.

Tha purposo on this bullotán has bosa to pussent to easy sombor

cif tho SAO aza basde inconcation.

Adrenocd training zill be made

¡vailablo do trose to taro too dili and docare to airanco into

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NET ARIXY ORGA

visis i

NIZATION.

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HEADQUARTELS

MAY 1972

"siberty has never come from the government.

The history of Liberty is the history of

the limitations of government power, not the incrense of it. "

Woodrow Wilson

Fellow members,

Evory few days the Amecican people are presented with reneived evidence of treason

within our own county.

Sone of our national leaders have become so brazen that tar

now rcadily admit lo things which a lov jears ago would have resulted in public indigosion

to ibe point of revoluion. Good propaganda is noi recognized as such and for forty years

at leasi, the American people have been subtly brainwashed to the point that their apathy

and indifference is a sickness.

Iu oi organisational literature ve have often stressed that the basic battle facing our

country today is the one between individualism and collectivism. In its politicai forin ii

appears as personal freedom vorus police state regimentation. This wai can only be won

Ly personal initiative.

aid and intrade, dude

In times of emergency, our members are not going in be abie to depend on General

licadquarters for training material, bulletins and printed propaganda items. Local wits

and often the lone individual will have to improvise ail these things.

Communications to

and fron higher commands may be uncertain and the transmission of organization ciders

may be siow.

We must have people who think for themselves.

Equally important, we must have

people nto can see what needs to be done and get at it without being told,

In a combat

emengency individual toam and group lendors must he able to carry on the battle at the

Jocal ierei without direct support or contact with higher command.

• ivery noi: should establish a pre-emergency command post which can be activatco at

shri! notice ones fighting breaks out. The Ineation of this command post should be kout

sectsttrom all umi ricmbers, exccot those needed to set it up. The site could be tiri

uf a parage,

hasceni, rented building, ole. If the communists ever attempt a genern:

roandey of 5.0 members the mit must have a secuir silo lo teirentio, reorgenise, and

then, COUNTH-ATTACK.

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There are many way's in

ch the individual member can hel

the task of fighting

fire with fire.

Before the organization can even bogin to issue counter-propaganda, or

to infiltrate the cuemy, it must first be known what the chemy is currenily saying in his

propaganda; what the current party line is; which are the communist fronts; which are

the actual cells, etc. Ground work information is available io evaryone through the

simplo process oi licoping ond's eyos and enes open, aud lius information is absolutely

necessary before any kind ef concrete ond alicctive action can be initiated against flie

enemy.

The average merber world be amnzed at the amonat of information about local reds

and their activities which een ba gleaned from the newspapers. Such clippings, wien

set io a central offica for ncibor stuy and evaluation gicid eriensive information on

individuds as well as organizations.

Never underestimate a nowspaper just because it

is communist. controlled - the best source of information aboul the enemy is himself.

Then too, everyone can collest evcry piee? of communist propaganda with which they

come into contact.

Some may oven subacribe indei mothor name to communist papers

and pubications, or joir local communist bionte to scquire literature and names.

All of

this juformation when compiled in one place forms & clear picture of what the enemy's

curioni plan of ationk is es tell as who the chemg is with names and addresses.

The type oi information which we are most interested in is the identity, address,

and oüher persenal information concerting those American citizens that are openty joo-

motive the cormunist line.

Whother they are doing, this intentionally or unintonionally

will here in be determined by liber invasigation.

Oin tirst job is to simply identity

these poopis by name, address, phone number, occupation aud description.

When you

send in au intelligence card on some local pro-communist es "peace agitator" try to look

this jaformation up loosir terough your telephone book, city directory and similar sour-

cos.

it wil be much easier and faster foi you to do this locally than for us io obtain

such infoznation hy long distance.

Vie are roperting in this bulletin a diegram stowing the proper placement of this

informados or a 5x5 furiox eard. üse it as a guide wheu making out intelligence cards.

Siaith, John D.

Deccmber 1, 1970

licme Address:

, te

657 Riverside Drive

Los Angeles, California 90000

Telephone: 222-3333

ruisnorile:

1968 Ford, Green i-Duor, Ilc. NO. CAL 555

Activities: Gavo a tale ageinst war to the Santa Ana Chaytor

of the Fenco und Freedom Party. Smith is a full Piofessor

ni Pullioni Saiune at OCl. (Solece: Les Angeles Trines,

page 4ni, dovernier 25, 1070)

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(memher"s 10 number)

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lo the mering site to cancel the meeting. Before going to the meeting site, each member

must ascertain that thore dr

signals which cancel the mootin

The question of lotting for a mecting must be thoroughly planned. It is particularly

important that underground members know how in lease their homes quite naturally at

both a rcasonble and required lime, how to explain their visits to certain public places,

and how in make tneir "spot checks" along the route. The continuity and regularity of

underground commications depend on such planning.

Daponding on conditions, one should start for a meeting well ahead of time. Onc

musi check along the stipulated route to detect any sucreillance by counter-intelligence

personnel. I surveilance is dotceted, one must carry out his cover rcason for leaving,

then return to the point of departure to attempt to make another secure departure.

Ai

times a underground meber may have to make sereral tries beiore he succeeds in his

eiloris in crading surveillanec.

Recommendations For The Conduct Of SAO Officers

Engaged In Personal Comminications

Conduel of a meeiig is the basic phase of resistance operations. Mectings play

an impert: role in the iraining of the individual resistance member.

Therefore they

shouli be conducied in & precise, well-planned manner, with a thorough knowledge of

the case and paying artention to all circumstances. During the meeting the officer must

not oniy describe the oider of the meeting with the member and the cover story lor the

necting, perior the instructions for the alicate meeting, hear the member's report,

and assign him iastes, but he must also instruct him in various mattors, lister to his

questions, and give him competent answers. The officer must take a constant interest

in the member's personal affairs and situation so that the member can be cautioned in

advance, if neat be, about possible errors in his conduet.

Because mootings should not be too longihy, the officer musi be well prepared for

each meeting. During the meeting he must be alert to caich the most fleeting changes

in the member's mood.

To a large estent, an otricer's authority depends on his con-

duel, his discussion of operational matters, the ability in conceal the fatigue which he

might be fecling after a long irip and many security chocks. Nor should he show any

nerrousness, whaterer the external reusons might be. If the offieer exhibits stability

and self-control, the member will acquire confidence in working with our organization.

The conduct of an officer bears dircotly on his work with members. The people

with whom the officer comes in contact must be convinced that all this actions and his

bearing are determined he his job, by the nature of his persoual life, and is his cultura!

Lasies.

Ho mast accustom inse around him to a pattern of activities which naturally

inclucies undereroot cork To morcomo the obstacles of counter-intelligence, " our

mificer mari and special security modules. Scerel Army Organization ofticers who

ar mailer comi-coron surveilane he coutg-intelligence personnel do partiedarly

compelled to me comedorable mio al accid securely masures.

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It he is sure that he is not unde surveilance, the officer uses this trip to the city lo col

a hotler knowledge of the city

i choose meeting places, dend us

s, and locations for

pusting signals, and lo select and confirm routes along which cheers can be made for

surveilance.

It he detects surveilance, the olticer must act according to a previougly

conceived cover plan.

It would be helpful if an underground inciher could give the impression that he is

fond of taking walls about the cil!.

At the same time, he must try to learn the methods

of suicilance, in oeder not io seor his faniliarity with the modus operandi of encuy

counter-inteiligence person.cl.

Similarly, an underground member who is uncier sur

veilance must set exhibi: nectanoness oi do anything which is unnatural.

Every SAO officer who hamiles other members must have previously selected and

well-learned routes which afford the most favorable opportunitics for the detection of

surveilance.

A chech route may include travel by autobile (which can then be parked on a side

atroci or in some city garage, the use of uncrowded stroets, especially in those areas

where arabel surveilance is impossible; travel by subway or bus with severai tans'urs

al quite stations; visits to large stores and other buildings with numerous entrances and

exits. At the sume time that such routes are being selected, a good cover story should

also be developed so esplain tre undorground member's presence in a certain area.

When difterent members of a resistance movement meet each other for the first time,

the identity of each should be confirmed by prearranged signs and countersigns. The best

sign is a question, ond the countersign, the answer to the question.

Both sigu and coumi-

cisign have prodctormined "caus or phrases.

These predetermined sords cas be the

names of people,

movies, libraries, neuspapers, magazines, eic.

Both the question

and the marcy must be short and simple in content and in pronunciation.

In arranging for a recognition meeting and, above all, for the recognition sigus and

countersigns, the resistance officer has sufficient opportunity to exhibit his resourcefui

ness, initiative, and creativity, and to solve all problems with originality and with due

consideration to local conditions.

Communications Through Cut-Outs And Live Drops

In indiridual cases it becomos necessary lo resort to cut-outs and live drogs as a

moans of errangio, communicitiolis. In each operation, the unit leader very earcfully

trins i cut-out: no instructs did Lies him, instills in him the desired qualities, and

monitors his fulfillment of tasks. Even thon communications are through a cut-oi,

its still necessary for the mit leaded to mee periodicall with the individual mor

1o deiermino personati mother the work is come properle and shother the take are

comraded to the mocker the amit dadd must take an interest in the colitions den cen

• the cuinue and d membee in order lo influence the cuire course of the nor.

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canet taco me mother only, me cut-out must have the opporumity of visiting

that cily..

The following people have this opportunity: service personel of the various

•types of passenger and freigl

insportation: representatives a

Agents of trading and

manufacturing firms, insurance companies, and real-estate offices: corresponcionts, cic:

The cut-out receives (from the members)

only such information as is requircd for

his work.

As a rule, the names and addresses of the resistance officer and members

are noi given to the cui-out.

In communications via i live drop there is no personal contact between the member

and the officer.

Operational mierials froin the nemher to the case officer, and vice.

versa, are passer ihrough a third porson who more ofien than not is the proprietor of a

small private business ¡book stores, gas stations, antique siores, drug stores, etc.)

The mit leader visits the live drop to receire moterinis only altor a special sigua!

is giver. The proprietor of tie live drop places the signal after receiving material from

the member.

2. IMPERSONAL COMNILNICATIONS

Under the complex operating conditions that will confront any resistance movement in

the. Unitod States, most communications will be by indirect methods. Experience has

shown tha; this is the most secure type of communication, beczuse there in no direct con-

tact between members,

Impersonal communication is used to pass operational materials, to assign missiors,

and to pass material (tecnnical supplies), to the unit leader and individual member.

The basic forms of impersonal communications are radio communications, dead drops;

postal-telegraph systems, telephone, press, und communications via signals.

Radão Communications

Untrashortware fülify radio sets may be used for communications under some condit-

• ions. These sets greatly improve the efficiency of undergiound communications.

They

have a small operating radius. Nevertheless, while on the air, accidental or intentional

radio monitoring is possible; and the resistance movement cannol afford to ignore this

coasideration,

The use of specially devised codes, ciphers, signal system, and operating

schedule, makus the use of this set complerly secure, Radio communications can be used

to call members together for an emergency meeting, to inform a member when a dead drop

hus been loaded or unloaded, to notify him about a change in dend drops, etc.

UlF radio

can also de used Sao commands lo assign missions is members and to receive intelligenee

information froin them. Radio communications over Ullf must be kept shori.

e'so have com sonications via Ulli, one must set up a schedule for radio contact. This

schedule prosied tor a location loö each richo station, the precise time to start sending

cine, boud, and sinic), sshich racio station will begin thnsmitting tirst, and ill other

details.

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Dead-Drop Communications

Dead drops may be extens

"lised for com mnications with

an underground noisork.

The use of dead drops in communications with members has several adrantages over per-

sonal meetings. Some of those advaniages are:

1. Doad drop communications are safer as licie is no direct contact botween officer

and member.

Z. They are more secure, because the member need not know the officer with whom

he is in contact via the dend drop.

3. When necessars: it is possible to replace or substitute one officer with another.

*1. There is the possibility of wide flexibility in time.

The use of dead drops, however, is not without drawbacks. The dead drop is a

intermerinte links hotween the officer and member, and materials placed in a dead dio!

are outside their entrol for a certain longu of time. Therefore we must reduce to a

minimum the length of lime during which materials are located in a dead drop.

In psactice, stationary, portable, and mobile dead drops are used. Stationary dead

drops are selected ca specially prepared in parks and squares, in trees, in the ground,

in feuces, in benches, in monumenis, in public buildings, and beyond populated places

such as foresis, fields, seashores, riverbanks, etc.

In selecting and preparing a dend drop in a park, one must bear in mind that squirrels

or other animals can destroy the rond drop (especially in holio: trees) or carry the mossage

off. As a rule, a dead drop is used only one time,

atter which a different one is used. It

is preferable to adopi a system consisting of a verias of dead drops for each member. Oue

should work out a schedule for using doad drops so that the member will know the dend drop

1o be used in dandato, the one to be used in Ecbrunis, etc. The schedule can be propared

for a half yeas or for a full year, depending on the lumber arailaole.

The use of portable doad drous is more worthy of consideration because it is consider-

ably easier io find places for them. We have no particulai ditficulty in finding places that

contain many discarded objects (boxes, tubes, boliles, cans, match boxes, cigarcite packs,

papers, cie.). Oiten these objects lie about in plain sight for long periods of time without

arousing any interest. Among such objects, which are of no ise to anybody, and which.cam

be found in vards, in parks, etc., an underground ofticer can leave a similar objeet with

material for a member concealed in it at a preselecied place to have it picked up later y

the member.

• Americun houschold articles, medicines, and many other items are packaged in ali

kinds of boxes, cans, tobes, cases, and made of cardhoard, melal and plastic. flenee

there is an extremely wide selection of packages which can he used as poriable doad drop.

Among the dema winch can be used as portable dend cops and which can he propared in

advanco are picces of unod, stone, brick, clay, coment, plastic, and others.

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Sus as it leaves one terminal and faken off by at menber in another cily as the bus come

inte the terminal there.

In communications through a dead drop the member receives his assignments in

written form. These member assignments must be cocoded or enciphered. Also, the

material itself nilst be in a form suitable for pussing through a dead drop. Therefore

we must train the underground member in the use of ciphers, codes, the preparation

of soft emulsion film, microdot, and secret writing.

The types of signals and the places for posting them in connection with dead drop

communications are the same as those wich were discussed in the section on personal

mectings. Here we need only to emphasize the particular importance and convenience

of radio in exchanging signals.

several hours bofore the operation (no later than two hours) the officer travels to

the city.

He uses the time available for & thorough check to determine whether or not

he is under surveilance. At ihe same time, he checks a prearranged place to see if a

danger signal has been posted.

As a rule, the choc!: for a danger signal is made in an

area oer than the area where the dead drop is located.

Having dotermined that he is not under surreilance and that there is no danger signal,

the officer goes to the dead drop. In the immediate vicinity of the doad drop ho must

once more confrm that conditions are right; then, without losing any time, so to the

dead drop, load (unload) it, and proceed on the prescribed course.

Ou his return irip the rosistance officer can place his signal that the dead drop has

boon louded aulnaded). Those same rules hold true for individual members ingaged in

using dead drop communications.

The Clandestine Use Of Postal,

Telegraph And Telephone Systems

•The postal and telegraph system are inost valuable in the sending of concealed under-

ground massages. Secist messages must in no way differ from an urdinary letter, either

in superficant appearance or in their overt contents. When making clandestine use of the

postal und leiegraph system to send organizational mossages, members of tie resistarce

morement must make full use of ciphers, codes, secret sriting, and other means of

concealing the message being sent.

The most convenient telephones for an underground member te lse are those located

in large department stores, train or bus stations, crugatores and outside pay phones.

By moans of inocent sounding code words it is possible to use a underground member's

phone even sion it's loped.

He ermple, mue member could call nother mombor it

his home and ask for dohn Doe, altrong nutber.

The member would then lease home

and go to a predetermined patie loicphone did wail for a call bon the first monker.

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ions must be short and nell planed. special phases (designating an emergents mers

• or something olse) must alwa

Do within the contost of the conversation.

Experionce shows that individual members not infrequently forget the communications

arrangements, zesulting in a brenk of the work routine. It is, therefore, advisable to

check periodically the member's knouledge of indivicual parts of the communications system,

including code words and their meaning.

If the unit officer plans to use a telophone when organizing a communications network,

he reust give : rious consideration to the use of cui-out telephones. As a rulo, a cut-out

telephone is called from a publie tolophone.

such conversations ar. in code and should

correspond in the cut-ou telophone owner's work so that they will not vary in the least fron!

the owner's dails teleplione conversations.

Signals can be given over the telephone ( by

voice or by rinse). In transmitting signals over the telephone, we must pay attention to

the time set for the signal; the time of das, code phrases, and the number of rings should

be changed frequently.

The Use Of The Press As A Sigmiing Systein

The United States has about two thousand daily neuspapers with a circulation of abo.it

fifty-seven million, and more than seven thousand magazines. Most give considerable

space io adrertisements and all kinds of announcements.

Many advertisements can be adapted quite casily to the transmitlal of incormation.

Among the code words which can be used arc: the names or description of a lost article:

a discelption of the circumstanoes; the place and time lost; the size of the raward offered

for ila return, etc.

In arranging communications insolving the use of the press, it is necessary to specity

the purticular rowspaper or magazine in which the coded intolligence information will sppsur,

the approximate dale uf publication, anc the form of the correspondence (advertisemont or

anneancenient).

The Use O: Signals

as i rule, signaling plays an auxiliary role in organizing communications. When

using dear drops and when holding personal meetings and recognition meetings, under-

ground members use signaling a great deal.

Signals should be varied as much as possible. We must make sure that the signals

are natural and do not attract the attention of in outsider. They must be sufficiently cloas

and precise to preclude any misinterprciation.

a Numbers can exchange signals at a distance while in sight of each other. Various

obicers mu be used lor tbis (handkerchiofs, gloves, cigarettes, ete.) as well as certain

coint of clothing and othor means.

For earmple, if a membed on foolinout duty rentered

his jackel, it could serve as a warning to othor's engaged in an assignment or raid.

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infured signals not visible to the ore, i pocket Mashlight equiped with a speciat misir

red light filter can be used.

frared signals are received with binoculars (B-1-si.

which hare a special "phospl:

s" Ulement for this purpose that

Anges the invisible

infrared rays into visible ries.

Signals may be transmitted ly an announcement in the local press or by posteard,

lotter, or telegraph.

Lastly, sound signals can be sent by radio or telephone.

Thus,

signals can be sublinided imo graphie, object, light, sound, and personal signals.

Graphic signals are prearranged marks in the form of geometric figures, letters,

lines, ciphers, ete., written in percil, chalk, or some other sharp object in a specific,

prearranged place or way.

Obicut signals are vrious small objects put in a specific, prearranged place. The

object itself may serve as a signal: us can its position; or the object and its position to-

gether may be a signal.

A thorough studs of the specific features of the local conditions enables one to scioci

the most natural signals. Signals can also be made by sending the underground member

books, magazines, or merchandise from self-service stores (markets) where it is the

practice to deliver these things to the home.

A lurge variety of signals allows great diversification in the use of signals and pre-

vents pattorns..

Certain signals (graphic and objeci) are used with dead drops; others

(light signals, and sound signals tensmited by phone or radio) are used to call a member

for a meeting and to warn of danger.

The third group (siguals given by radio and signals

given through the mails or pross) is used for communicating with the commands IQ or wit

members living in another city.

Thus, the selcetion of signals and the methods for their transmission depends on the

circumstances, the assignment, and the operational situation.

There are three principle types of direct communications that can be used between a

' unit lender and his rarious members: radio communications, courier communications,

and commmications through the use of the postal-telegraph system. A brief description

of cact lype follows:

1. Radio Communications: Radio communications provide the mest rapid means of

transmitting orders and instructions fom headquarter's to unit loaders and for sending of

reports from unit leaders.

Every unit should train a radio on rator and get in adsance the best long range radio

equipt at they can afior.

i! Jod inp merber's of ench unit should be trained in the

use of this eguipient.

Inis slouli be dons as soon as possible.

The area comonds can use amateur radio stations to transmit instructions as gencani

gassip in treen trionsis operators.

such signais must be planned in advance and given is

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Signals can aleo de garen by speciale constructed dechneid moins. ale transmet

marer signals not visible lo

ere, a pocket Mashlight equipes

with a special intra-"

red light filler can be useel.

Pied signals are receirod tith

seular's (13-1-51,

which have a special "phosphorus" elemen for this purpose that changes the invisible

infrared rays into visible ones.

Signals may he transmitted by an announcement in the local press or by posteard,

letter, ni telegraph. a Lastli, sound signals can be soni by radio of Ielophone. Thus,

signals can be subcivided into graphie, object, light, sound, and personal signals.

Graphic signals are proazzanged marks in the form of geometric figures, lellers,

lines, ciphers, etc., written in pencil, chalk, or some other sharp object in a specific,

prearranged place or way.

Objeet signale are various small objects put in a specific, rearranged place. The

object itself may serve as a signas: as can iis posilion; or the object and its position to-

gether may be a signal.

A thorough studi of the specific foatures of the local conditions enables che to select

the most natural signais. Signais can also be made by sending the underground meniber

boolis, magazinos, or merchandise from colf-service stores (markets) where it is the

practice io delives these things to the homc.

A large variety of signals allows gront civersification in the use of signals and pre-

vents patterrs, Certain signale (graphie ind.dbjcct) are used with dead drops; othors

(light signais, and sound signals transmitted by phone oi radio) are used to cali a member

{os: a moeting und io warn of deiger. The third group (signais giren by radio and signais

given trough the mails on press) is used for communicating with the commands lIQ or with

munbers living in anothch cily.

Thus, the seloction of signals and the methods for thoir transmission depends on the

circumstances, the assignment, and the operational sitation.

There are thres principle types oi dircet communications that can be used botiveen a

unit leader and his various members: radio communications, courier communications,

and comminications through the use of the postal-telegraph sysiem. A brief description

of cach type folions:

1. Radio Communications: Radio communications provide the most rapid means of

transmitting orders and instruetions from headquarters to unit leaders and for sonding of

reports fom nit leaders.

Every unit should train a radio operator and got in advance the best long cange radio

equapment ines con afine!.

Ai least twe members of cach unit should be trained in the

use of this ermipment. This should de done ds scon as possihie.

The arca commande con use amateur moin dlations le transmit instructions as sonal

gossip lebreco tricable operators. duch signale must be planned in advance and giren i

unils insolid

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The mail can be used as a way to deliver graphic and object signals. The dollowra

• can denote signals: sending a certain letter; the color and size of the envelope ot paper,

the cost or number of stamps:

e nature of the lotter: the kind o

autation, signature,

etc. The signal must look natural and not attract the attention of postal employces or

consois.

This is important because the letters containing signals go through the usual

postal channels.

Americans are the, most technically compotent people in the world. The widespread

knowledge of chemistry, clectronies, and photography by ordinary citizons will ve of

grcat help resisting iny dictatorship that may be imposed upon us. We have the means

available to us to inaintein officient communications throughout the country under almost

any imaginable conditions. Lot's make sure that we also have the necessary energy und

determination.

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SPECIAL NOTICE: Those members who own short ware radio enuipment

or have a reliable friond who docs, should write lo their regular mail drop

and requesi a copi of the organization's

commmications questionaire.

The

information supplied by this questionnaire will allow the organization

la mise possible doe of your cruipment in our communications network.

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SSCREY 2R38Y OOGANIZAMCa

UNDEROROUND RULETI

GENPRAL HEADQUARTERS

JUNE 1972

"Tha paople never give up their liberties but under some delusion ".

Edurund fairs

Fellow meñ.bers,

At a recent meeting of the SAO General Staff a very important problem was dischese:

and the decision to issue a new Organizational. Diructive made. The problem is tra= c:

now members who join our organization and then immediately become totally inactre

Typically those new mambers submit a well qualified application form fogother wits

their membership fee. Unioriunately, after being accepted as provicional monubera

tasy never pay a month's dues or send in any report foums. It would tonily heip is to

Inoir why some of those people have acted in this way.

Did our organization turn ow

to be something ditteront than they expectod ? Did they expact a faney uniform aud rife

to be handed to thom on a silver platter? Or did they suddenly become afraid to stick

their neck out ?

Whatever the reasons, it isn't fair to our good members to waste time and money er

those who do nothing to help or support the organization. Therefore, effective immes-

iately,

the foilowing rules shall apply to such cases as mentioned abore.

1. If, three months after submitting an application to the SAO und being accepera a

a provisional membar,

the new member has not begun the basic correspondence irat

submitted monthly report forns, paid monthly dues, or provided a reasonable 2ron.-

foe not having done the above, their file shall be turned over to our Intelligones saulie:

for spacial aticution.

2. If, after six months, the member in question dosen't respond they shall no c.

from cue rolls and their names shall be circulated to all membars as a potential at

List:.

lie don't mean to imply that a menber can't resign fom the secre Army Organi

joveroi, 've de require that a mecber dotity us of thore lacht ond reacond soddit

if this now Organizational Directive applies to any member in pardictar let hini

and govern himant accordingly.

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Although cosmoline can bo purchused in many surplus stores, it may he more

practical to make your own ton: the following directions.

One pavantage to mathis

your owu propacation is tani it is lauch easian to apply wolle it is in a warm stai.

Heai non-bieached percoleum jelly (ember-vaseline) in a small pun or can. Add

30 or fr weight motor oil to obtain the proper consistoney. Caing an inapensive

throw-away paia: brush as an appiicator, brush the waem spintion over the waagen.

Vale to solution is still warm it can aiso a pourod into thuso nazario gairat-maze.

One large jer of petroloum jeily and approximatoly ode-half quart of motor oil

is sudliciont io propace saveral weapons.

When the solicion has cooled it will set and Sonor a prosestire coating over tho

weapon which saculd thes be warpped in sacdi plastie familable in most bRachaee da

paint stores; or in a C.i. plastie gun nose favailable in most surplus stores ). Trap

veli sad seal wich black olestrical or plastic tape. It is also wise to enclose a cra!!

sack di eittençui eryotate to lose tho rapisire out. These orpstals con do puried

ai any industrial cacmiual do'se or most epplicades stores wili give them away as dies

come with cartons of appliences when shipped and they usually have do abundante 07

supply.

Long gung which earnot be easily torn dowa can bo siozed in surplus rociot tea

boxes roadily arailabis in most surplus stores.

Try to obtain ahunimum or stcintoss

steel containers sinee they will not tend to rust was burted.

20mm ammunitio: cans

al'e pasquate and a convioniont size container for buzzing amalier weapons and athe?

items. They should be well sealed. The cuns should be wrapped in plastic io provene

2u8t.

02.

Burind containers shonid haze at least one aud a hali feet of earth ovor lisani. Mue

should be curetul also in sclooting an area to buzy matewal.

Arens that could oe Doodoi

during aren the most unusuai weather condicions should be avoided.

Buzied continees should be in euch a position that they con be found easily ol

quickig ivithout the use of mage. This can be done by cocrolacion beareen lap of coca

specific points that will somain in list, such as irees, large rocles, etc.

To ails?

your memory: pocus should be macted co by using the day, morts,

bin: co that of come farry mober which you con casily comtotabar.

Anether auspecton would be for burping coccutions along oo aced for tire tit

•tes roded with checkoned sages indicting tre doctage it goad

par cocond tetar

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GENENSE RULES CA COCKILLA WRIARE

1. The firat rule di guarrilla varfare is lo dispense with any

rule or set of rules mich resulto in routine or predictabie accivicy.

Any time the enemy comander con anticipate vat the guerrilla band

will do rest, de can then lay a trap oy walch his superiority of

numbers and equipment may be biought to bear upon then with devasta

ting effect.

2. Military action by guerrilla birds cannos achieve maxioun

effect unless intelligence and security capabilities are devaloped to

an equal degree of perseccion, principally through the cooperation of

ariendly non-cosbatanes.

3. Propaganda varfare is one of tha guarrillas most effective

veapons. It must be waged continuously to dancralice the enamy,

enlist support of ta civilion popularion and to justily the existance

and actions of the guerrilia bands.

4. Each mauber of thie underground coversal must be vondered

insuna to the eneay's propaganda ly conciruous counter-peopaganda.

Tinay must realize that

the onemy is cartain to spread lias about their

•Jeadors, to try and break the bands up by encouraging perty jealousies

and dissensions, to nate them feel their fight is hopsless,

to cocourage

then to get on the mining side, in offer moroy and zowards to toose

cho voluntarily surrender.

Most 05

ail encry propagarda vill be aimad

as destrojing the individon organisation merger's. faith in the honessy,

capability and toue motivas of other sembers of the underground save-

ment.

5.

Surprise Is the nain element of successiul gucrrilla vardare.

No matter how vigilant the enamy may be there will be times your band

take hiu by surprise.

Perhaps he is tired, bernaps sleepings

partiaps he is in an area where le feels so coopletely safe that he

lets down his guard. that's men you hit hia.

ó. Any guerrilia that wants to keep on living aust constanti!

ronind himsalf that var la not

a sporting proposition bever give the

camunists an oven brea?:

7.

Genarolly speaking guarrillas must work in saall bands. From

five to fifteen lo usund but evon here iis test not to got inco a rut.

If the encuy comacador la jous arca

nors you always sorl: in

groups he can then divide his available anci guccrilla foress itio

groups of 15 to 25 and thas cover cord exond than if he had to prin

tain groupe of too or disce bordead to make caruila his forces rorid

always out mader uny suurilin bond they happened upor.

.

The guerril): leader aust alaays kero has chlaking one ato

ahead of the outngs.

Here era sore exaggles;

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nighway wien

they ser it is aron, apparentiy dude, aprarded in the miscle of

the highiny.

car stupà and the canny sifia

Hut out to.in

vestigate.

Suddenly ile "

corps" colle over son cuts thes denn

with a machine gun.

This lictlo trick might work coveral lines but eventually the

enemy will figure in out.

the driver of a treck full of enemy troops

sees a "corpso" lying in tie road.

Quickly he stops the truck.

The

troops pile out of the truck end

riddle the "corpse" wish bullets.

Too late they discovar its caly a dummy made of old clothes and straw.

Thy are caught in a meccrous crois-fire betweca guerrillas hiciden

along boin sides of the road.

Most are killed but one lives 100g

enough to

tell what happensa.

A fow days later another truel: of troops sees a "corpse" ljing

in the midule of chi:

highway.

Tie driver has been Forewarned so he

knows berter than

to stop.

Insread he sieps on the

gas, runs over

the dunny as hu spoods ou around the next curve in the road-- perhaps

into a bidden lind-ains.

or perhops into a chain süretched between

to trees.

Or perhaps onto a part of the highway that has beau

covered with frosh oil which sends the truck skidding over an embank.

inent.

What will tha next cruck full of troops do? What can you figure

out so you will siiil be thinking one step ahead of the enemy?

3. Generally. spoaking the guerrilla band must avoid superior

forces.

thon attacked by a superio: force the guerrillas must quickly

retreat or disperse.

When the enemy stops, they nay return to harass

him-- or perhaps they won't. When the enemy is exhausted they may

attack-- but

agair they may not.

When the enemy retreats the guerrillas.

nay gila. chase-- but only if they inn be very sure they are not being

lcd into

a trap.

10. Guerrillas must always fight at a tine and place of their owa

choosing never st

a time or place of the enemy's choosing.

11. Before any raid on energ troops or installations the guerrilla

leader must obtain complete and accurate intelligence on the nuaber of

the enemy on hand,

the naber rear crough to ba called on for assistacee,

amount and type of enemy armament, location of sentries, scouts o:

protective parrois

aid all other information that will effect the fian-

MirE dE conduct of

tii raid.

12. All raids against the ancy ause be exactly placed and car.

fully ichaersed.

in is :fron desirable to drag a miniature copy of tha

cremy installation do toot all remors of the raiding party con play

our choir resporiiv: duties seuera: times to male sure they do mot

Surge or bicon dri desed an lar heat of battle.

13. lergileng turo condo jassibly go wron; cust be suticipaid

d alienate tons nade de cope dirty eventunlicy.

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14. Guerrillas should strike i violent lightning blow that leaves

the enciny sturn,

1d least long enough for then

o malie a safu reticat.

15. In no case must the guerrilias allos themselves to be drown

into a long pitched

vattle with crouy troops.

16. So long

as friendly forces of the conventional military

are able to retain their offensivo potential it is expedient for

guerrilla forces to coordinate their activities with such friendly

troops.

17. Guerrilla bands must always sove in sceret-- their wereabours

must always be hidden from the civilian population as well. as fron

enemy troops.

• 18. When possible always attack the enemy at places which are

distant

from centers of population as this vill reduce the possibility

of his naking reprisals

against friendly civilians.

19. If a lone enemy soldier is way-laid in the city or suburbs it

is best

to carry his body away were it can be buried

and the grave

camouflaged so his commanier vill not kaow wether he has been

kille.

of has descried.

Take his uniforn and hide it carefully, where it can

he later Ietrieved. It night come in handy.

20: The guerrillas must always operate in their home territory

where they have intinate knowledge of their surroundings. If drive:

from their own territory by a superior enemy force they should returs

as soon as they suidly con, provided that their main hide-out has not

been discovered

and there is no chance of an enemy aubush.

21. Guerrillas must make every effort to stay friendly with any

civilian population in their territory as the civilians may le their

best source of food, other supplies, or valuable information about

nearby enemy forces.

22. It is almost essential that the guerrilla band have at least

one

secure hide-out where they can rest up, store their supplies end

care for their wounded.

This Hide-out may be in some large forest oi

mountainous area but such is not always necessary. During Korld War lI

one Russian guerrilla band had their headquarters in a

storm serer.

Anothur band headquartered in the basenent of a hospical in one of the

smaller couns, another operated fron an abandoned coal mire.

23. Tha querrilla bond should have one or more alternate hide-outs

and be ready to nove quickly and quierly to enocher prepared location

in case their min headhuertoss is discovered. To presente ridina

security the location mi chose alturnate hide-outs should be knoin to

the least possible number uf their own bard.

24. To aparate scecesfully cock log goriods of Line tha

sucrrilla bard must have plenty of space in which to manuevei-

ace pitty

preferably a large enough even that the cnecy is incapable of

movritu all of it with eii marilla loices at one time.

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25: Guerrilla centuie, an audi sutraily conducted in acerine,

swang and othör

irrain that are inaccessable to cooks,

large guns and

ominor dorees bus with prope

trategy at least

some guerrilla activey can ba suited to armost any type area-dren

laige cities.

Furthermore, die co-the widespread use of ligir weight

weapons such as the bazooka and curbilless rifle it must be expecied

that aountains will provid: sonathat less proccction to guerrillas

in future wars inon thes have ta che pase.

Thorofoie it is cscontial

that underground anticity bo directed against the enemy under every

posiibio condicion and sir the sidest possibie aron so as to prevent

his concontrating his forecs for a couplace "cop-up" operation in

any one distric!.

26. Guerrilla furces cancer ordincily afford to tale prisoners.

If you are lucky crough to cares a high-ranking oificer or party

official he may be held

fon ransom or as a hostage to guarantre against

extrone brutalicy by too caoad or repelools by the unany against the

civilian population. Nich excreme caution he may be traded to=

guerrillas held prisoner by ine enemy.

Most comnonly any captured anemy must be shot. if prisonera are

taken the; must be kept in chains and closaly guarded day and night.

If one vere to escape he would certainly lead the enemy back to jour

hideout.

27.. Due to their suparior lorees, the enemy ray male several

mistakes and still fight affectivaly.

For the quorrilla band a single

mistake may lead to compleca anditulation. Inerciore every nativity

must lie conducted wich extrame caution and cooplote secrecy.

28. Guerrillas must be entremely ridy houscheapers. Garbage

thrown out arpund camp lay actract birds wich in turn may alert the

enony. A tin can, carolesoly tossed aside moy catch che sun jusr.

right to be seen by a scouting airplane.

While on the march a ticken

branch or a thoughtlessly dropped match cover may giva your presence

away to the enemy uho could radio abond to set up an anbust.

• 29. Each mother of the band must to constantly alart thai his

ci action does nos give any she guarrilla posicion to the ences.

In rainote areas the oneii ot

snake may cairy for many miles.

cigarette smoke can give away the sencries position in a gularly

approaching enon; scout.

On a dari night the gion'of a cigarette

can be soon fo: 300 yards, With a good pair of binocclars it can

be seon for a mili:.

30. à single caroless i claciante menber must not be ailored to

endanger the lice of the star menbers of the bard.

31. Gucrrilla Scared moore alford infent and are poorly

equipped to care for casualito.

totrupure, action egalast tie,

crony inst

mit conditions do insure tonim:.

opportunity for enccars.

30. Melon isy actre in coded drainst this enemy drie diü indis

Allie poete do tettral

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band

should try

tain hid toer tat'; clam as

} tacieat.

will become ver

donoraline to tits enemy if

is constant::

avaro of his own casualties bui seid as evidence of guerril

lOsSES.

34. If a moches of the gurrinid bond is röueded ther tha

other members muse concy bii aray

at 211 costin- avan at the cia:

of thoir cun lives. Ins do caceucial both for the morale of the

band but to male certain tin intlen guerrilla is not toitured inio

revealing the identity of his triest and the location of tleii

camp.

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35. Guerrilla furces seldon accompo ic secupy territory in ene

usual sense.

Instead eney see. to doninace the territory by con

tinuous raids, ambushas dot hacceemont of edemy croops to sudi en

extent that continued

occupation by anemy fosces is do longer woach

the price they musc pay.

36. Success in guerrilia varíere depends largely on supario=

mobility.

Transpost and movemend are chersiora of great importanca

to the

guarrilla bans.

So long to cia civilian population is allord to uar

their automobiles che guerrarias can (wich forged idencity anedr)

no likeráse. If the civilion populacion ls rigidiy controiled si

largely enslavad

chee che guenrities must depend on other methods of

transportation.

Bands that must nova on loot are limited in the distance oves thiel!

they can operate. Possible targets for sabotage must be within too

oz thieo nights anoca, äver chen cce guerrillas are apt to do badly

fatigues beiore thoy so into dacion and they will have trouble gorting

away without being discoverad.

Suppose that a guerrilla acoit caparis that a poorly guardca

supply column is camped 23 miles exa:.

The guerrilla band may nead

these supplies desperetely hui it chey must travel by foot bis anday

will likely have moved on before chay can get there. These me

serious probicas for whach addd bond aust find solutions de,213233

on their own conditions and carricury.

37, Close cooperacion ostreen dirtarent bands is seldom esquirra

and nay be uncesirabla. Taevefore it is nore importaat that corsoni.

cation between boods o: piours chan chai it be fast.

35. Fach gerrili: lind is geogoasible for its our astichu st

cars the main o? o......06 cirhout diaxiny Othee barid ira:

any calamiry that any i.rii i:.

39. Wuen anti-gracrille troity boccess tiry intense, knige

bands should disperse dure

casier, pove indeed daton: loco drongi enory liace vill tit.

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andabanion cn-

maTT I sucrrilla activities must be conducted so as to

cause minimal damage in private property

41.

i-or-miss sabotage is noù nearly

as effective as coordin-

ated sabotage that sirikes systematically at some few essential

industries of activities vital. to the enemy at that particular tina.

42. Targets for raids and sabotage must be carefully selected to

achicve maximum danage to the cheny with loast risk to the guerrilla

band. If the enemy has an abundance of guns but is low on aurunition

then buning a varchouse full of guns will not count

for much wereas

burning a warehouse full of ammunicion would ba a vital blow.

43. Each military action against the enemy must be planned in such

a manner that the ancunt of ammunition and supplios capturad are at

least enough io replenish the arount expended in that action.

4l:. Both offensive and defensive guerrilla activity is vically

dependent upon accurate knotledge of the eneuy's strength, location,

movements and so far as possible his intontions which is usually

best abtailed first hand by guerrilla scouts.

45. In the cvant that troops have settled down in the guecrilla

aren for a long and routine occupation, efforts should be made to

determine whether or not they are completely loyai to the foreig.

ideology before

antagonizing a possibie potential ally.

46. The guerrilla must

be continuously imagining hinself in t'e

shoes of his eneiny.

He must

get to know how the enemy is likely co

rcact in any given

situation.

Ha must be able to guess tiat the

enemy commander will expect his band to do next. In this way he can

often anticipate what the enemy will do. By then acting in some

totally unexpected manner he can continuously catch the enouy in a

series of embarrassing situations.

47. Guerrilla forces must remain widaly dispersed throughout the

entire area of enemy occupation. They must novar accumulate in large

numbers in a given area that the enemy can surround and eventually

starve them out or gradually close in on them.

48. Guerrilla forces must be always alert to possible anti-

guerrilla action, that may be taken against them and constantly

prepared to lake suilable evasive action.

49. The guerrilla bands nost essential function is to guarantce

its own:

continuation.

The very existence of the guerrilla band

requires tho encmy to guard against then and in so doing they are

drained of harpover, supplies and squipment which the enemy forces

might bu necding badly in some othat area.

50. Clear cut victory is soldon possible either with or against:

guerrilla warfare the side that boids out longest will be the

Ultimate winner.

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Picase fill out end return to four assigned mail drop as quickly as possible. If you

have not jai been assigned a regular mail drop, Mail to: P. O. Box 5731, San Diego,

California 92105.

CODE SADIE OR IDENTIFICATION NUMBER:

ADDRESS:

ZIP CODE:

(Valy if changed from last month)

BASIC CORRESPONDENCE DRAINING PROGRAM: (Enclose S3. 00 for each program)

Intelligence

Security

Propaganda

Recruiting

Special Note: Each program must be ordered only upon completion

of the prior program. Enclose payment when order-

ing each program.

SECRET ARMIT ORCANIZATIOS MATERIALS:

S. A. 0. Stichers (50 for $1.00)

)S. A. O. Leaflets (50 for $1.00)

Other Materials Needed:

(Recruiting joins, Histories, Bic.)

S.a.O. DUES FOR

CONTRIBUTION TO S. A. O..

S. A. 0. DUES FOR

MATERIALS-

TOTAL ENCLOSED

DESCRIBE BRIEFLE YOUR ACTIVITIES PERTAIMING TO THE ORCAXIZATION DUB-

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OE EXPEDIENTS

CHERKY BOMB

12 powdors from cheery bombs

1 fuse from el orry bomb

o one sunit can 2' high and l" across

aisout ã0 boles

After pacer and beies are ia can out lid on. Take ice pick, punch hole in top of lid. Slip fuss

in. Then cover can completely a ith airpiano glue around the base of the fuse to hold in piace io!-

tor when thrown.

PIASTIC

Potassium Chlorate

Petrolous Jolly (Vascline)

A round wooden stick on roning pai

Soread the Potassium Chlorate thinly on a hard surface. Roll the round stick (rolling pin) ever the

crystals co crush enem into a very fine powder (until it looks bhe face pollar). Take & patte or too

orderos Focassiur Chiocare and ora part di vasoliro, and knead them together until a unitore

insis is obtained. Metonate with a blasting cap or with a .30 caliber fused blank.

.

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BLACK PONDER

Potassi:un Nitrate - 25 parts

Charcoal - 3 paris

Sulphur - 2 parts

Discolve the Potassiura Nitrate in an equal amount of water. Pulverize the charconl and sulphur.

and aud the Potassium Merate solacion to crtain a thoroughly wet paste. Allow to drs.

FAST BURNING FUSE

Juist soft cotten string into ihree strands. Moisten bluck powder to form a paste and rub the

paste into the twisted string. Burns 30 io 10 inches per minute.

SION BURNING FUSE

Dissolve one part of Potassium Nitrate or Potassiun: Chlorate and one part of sugar (granulated)

in two garis of hot water. Soak the string in this solution. Twist the string into thiee stranis and

allow to dirj. Bras about 2 inches per minue.

FUSES

Fuses can he marie by soaking course paper in a solution sf gun power and pectone fonil polisit it-

meer orcright, then daying. Cui strips and tint together.

Also, by coating a cotlic strint, viti

i slicky substance, then dipping imo gipsider. coating ali surfoces.

• time delay fuse tail cit

be used without a match is madio as folloirs:

Make a small pile ot potassium parmangatate and ta

a small pile of it da the ground, making a hole in the contor of it. best pour in the hote about en

equal amount of straight giocerme. A flash will occer in about ond minic. This mathod is insi

used won gun poisder has to lie men in a fases, do for starting tires.

РАСКАСЬ РОМ3

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slectricol wire

The tound trap is the trigger.

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JELLIED GASOLINE

Pour tho oonions of one bottle (1 pint 3 on.) of Dorann concentrater liquid laundry detergie trico it

hucker or large mouthed can of about too to fis mion sire. Fill the deiergent hotle trice, shaking

weil in rins: it out with gasoline fany grade, did due in to the dererant You bill now dare about

3 1/2 pie's (52 o2) of matorial in the backet. Too ceroen will be at the botomandthe gasoline un

sur this rapidly with a wondon ex mire packe do as to mis in as much air ad possible. Sorr

the micure will tile on the appearance me sod macolic.

Now add in a gallon of gasoline amd stir again and the miscure thickens.

Al this point, transfer ta

mixture lo cloan concrrors.

to return ipe bor and do in bottles ard ideal.

For chemical lan!

nines, use do galion oil can. The consider sadle le tilled approximately one third tub of tie

Finich filling toe contater a ith güend do turng a little air space at the top. Place your

finger or hand over the openiis and share well until tro gasoline ard miscure amalgamdie. You can

vertís ihis by locking at the finger or hand occasionally desce io blo of jellied gasodino about an

cigat a an i.ch tick cinge cit. Mira troper consisiony is reached. the bottier my be capid st

corled. Cans should have light firing luis serater on.

This may be stored do to to terks.

a Ing around the nech oê each brio being careful not in ¡cave the cads of the rag ico long or too jose.

if necessary, this midtre cor do "cut" 507 with grootine of other petrolcum product. The terdeney

to "eling" will suttor slights, out constatoney can bo marmer by patricg of the ascess garotta

whenever the deierger refises to "take" any more.

To use, saturate the rag with gusoline or the mixzuro frc..a the bodie. Keep the flamable material

ofi of cour person and clochleg. Light the rag unt, masch or signette lighter ard immediately serve.

Throw murd against a soud object such as magony, concroie, or nectal.

In using the nurture in

a chemical land cine, wrap three or for eros of arimacord around a too gridon can and tie tie prisa

scord under the can around a pound of explosire.

This mey bo exploded cithor eluctricall or be a pai-

cussion such as a booby trao device ds anti-personoll fuse. Do not contact wires to the blaszing

machine antit niter you have cacefuity removed ail traces of pour work and camoullaged the l stor.

Narco us auy plastie article in conced with the above misture.

ARMOUR PIERCING PULLETS

Reioaders can drop a 25 caliber steel ball bearing mto a cab cabber bullet mould and thus late an

armour piercing hullet. It is also a duples oulls: as te bail bearing silt keep going afies tre lead

dras stopped.

SIRA PNEL MINE

Lengih of store pipe

nuts, bolis. buck shot, etc.

wood

dyramite

RD/

fuse

Block both ends of the store pipe with wood attor the stick of dynamite has been placed in the cocter.

and the nuts, bolts, and other shrapnel material has been placed around the dynamite. liang frien

trec.

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2S1Y CHGANIZA

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Dear Fellow American,

Your letter of inquiry concerning the Secret Army Organization was

received a few days ago. We havehad so many inquiries during the past few

months that it has been impossible to answer each of them promptly with a

personal letter.

We certainly approciate your intercst in our organization and we hope

you will icin us in our battle for national and individual freedom. As you

learn niore about the Seclet Army Organization I'm sure you will come to

realize thai we are not radicals, but are far more inclined to be quietly ded-

icated and clear thinking individuals.

'Enclosed is some further information about our organization, its

history, objeciives and programs. After you have given this maiorial

carcial study, We hope you will use the enclosed application form to join our

organdation. When sending in your application, do not put your return

address o2 name on the outside of the enveiope.

After your mombership application has been processed, we would

certainly welcome having you work with one of our local units, or better

still, help you organire your own unit with our assistance after you have

completed preliminary training.

Sincerely yours,

Captain Patrick McDonald

S. A. 0. Hendquarters. Staff

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ARMY 028A01

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

TION

FROM: S.A. O. HEADQUARTERS

TO: FELLOW PATRIOTS

Greetings:

You may or may noi have heard of the Secret Army Organization.

In the pasi many patriotically oriented para-military groups have come and

gone. Today the leadership of the 5.A. O. is made up of those men who

have weathered the storm of opposition and are more dedicated than ever

to fighting the socialist parasites tat are trying to enslave America.

Il you care to join us we would welcome your application. How-

ever, ve solicit your sid in any way that you can help. Your name has

bech coded so that you may contact us in a secure manner. Jest use the

coupon below or use the code rumber on it.

Sincerely yours,

Captain jordan Fells

S. A. O. Headquarters Staff

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Mail To: S. A. D.

P. 0. B0х 0791.

San Diego, California 92105

Code Number.

Please send nembership information and application form.

Irish to contribute s-

to help with the fight.

L/ I will help distribme literature, posters, leaflets, cle.

I wish to be denored! frite cred eatlings list.

y0-m.

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ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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DATE:

2/13/73

Re Bureau airtel to Sacramento, San Diego, and Los Angeles

dated 1/5/73; San Diego airtel to Bureau

dated 1/22/73.

alias,

Phoenix has advised by letter dated 2/8/73, that the

INFORMANT

i was used by INfermasT

No further investigation being conducted in San Diego

INFORMANT

regarding

@~ Bureau

(RM)

1- Sacramento

(Info) (RM) (157-2195)

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(Info)

(RM)

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FEB 27 1073

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SECRET AU ORGIGTIZITION

BALTISONS DIVISION

EXTRUNIST 11 TIDAS

Recep of SA I. Bruce Gallagher 1/22/73 entitled

"Janes Edward Hard, El - Minutenon" (Baltimore file 157-6077)

Referenced report contains inforation Fich INFORMANT

that "a ney right ving osganisation kaom as the 'Secret Any

Organization' has recently jayn to operate in the lazyland

arca."

jesse Stepiens, Marry brociman, Victor Noness. and Janes

Hard

vere identified as Maryland residents knor to ba associated.

with the Succot any Organisation.

Initiate invostigacion of this group in your iccritory

to daternine activitias and objectives cod to identify lenders!

and members. Conduet active lovostigutions of individual

medbers and tele enscssive stops to dovelop infomani coverage

os the orgonization.

vast cctivities or this group in other

arcas hake it essential that you remain alert during your

investigations for violations of federal incisiot statutes and

Federal gul laws.

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Keep the Bureau and San Diego informed of significant

developments.

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Letter to SAC, Baltimore

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

BALTIMORE DIVISION

157-23577

NOTE:

The Secret Army Organization was formed in 1971 in

Arizona by former menbers and supporters of the Minutemen.

According to a source, the group intended to conduct intelligence

type operations and offer trainino in urban guerrilla varfare

to ba bord a,adnet lost vino grougs aná suspocied enendes vi

the United States. Members of this group have been arrested in

the past on charges ranging from attempted murder to possession

of expiosives.

Headquarters is in Son Diego. We were not

previously avare tiat the group existed in the Baltimore territory

although prior information received indicated the Secret Army

Organization in San Diego had established contact with former

Minutenen in ibryland and had made tentative arrangements for an

alliance wich iinutenen in laryland. Ealtimore is in possession

of background data on the Secret immy Orgenization. Investigative

instructions issued are consistent with prior instructions relating

to this group.

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"DY ENE JUDGE TOR COLTINONNG VOUS A LORE OF QUESTROLOAIS HORN

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RECORDS CONCENKING EHE SAO MED CONNOIS WIRE GURE COUPONE

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0Z THE SIO TESTIFIED FOR NIO AT QUE PIUE YAROREC WAS

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2O8NS TO SA PETERSEN FOR PRODUORICE OR RECORDS AND: 308

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FBI

Date:

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(erionisi

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EATERY FOR TRE DECENSE, LE WOULD IS NUCESSERT SO 2GOVGES

• LOST 07 QUESTIONS TAT WE COULD 2R ASKOD IG CAPER ThE

DUESE QUESTIONS INCUE 32 SODIAGNSO TO 2U3 ATROREY OLORAL

IN MOVANCE FOR APPROVAL, MU RICO Z02N72O OUT TUAC ISE

52 DUE PODMAL GOVERIMENT WAS NOR DOSSERLEO AURA BRUNCC

23D3Z72D NO REPLY DO TSES S2A32 23CU 12, BORDER.

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INSTEADO DEFORE THE SAT DISCO COUNTY GUJD JURY FARCH Z23503353

DAVIS. TUESE QUESTICUS AND CITERS TONE APPROVED ON THE C22203

OF TUIC ATTORNEY GENERALY

ON JAVARY RE, 1973€ DAVIS BITERED A PLEA DE GUILTY

DO & LESSOR CHIRGE.. MENSABES, RIDEOS AND IELEVESIOH SEEI

ECDOSIS REPORTED THE GUILTY PLEA AND QUOTED LOTTER ES

SADING TIME DAVIS INTENDED DO COO22ZA2E SULLE WITE TAC EAT

ENFORGENENT AGENCIES A

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10 CORATE AGRICROTE TO RUTI RES IDEARE TO THE TOMO

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Data:

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(Priorityi

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GER DREGO CONICE DISORIOR MERCION S CODROSE DUST DEZCO.

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CCOUBRATION WIRE LAD SACONGEDIT, 2C 2RAR 223 WILSON T3G

EDENIENT, FOR A PURRAVECE AT 11500 ACUS, ON DULT DADE,

DURING UNICE DAVIS WAS 2O BOVEAL CONSIORRABRR IRSORESAZUON

ASSADOENG ME SAO, INCODILG & LISE 03 LEFT NINGERS 2U242

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: 17;

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LUCKIN, NO FURTHER INERVINS WICH DAVIS WIRE DE CONCUOZUS

WHEEL TER HE IS SOIRENOED CH TS0302RZ 26, 1973.

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N36 (ReV. 5-22-641

ansmit the following in

AIRTEL

TO:

FROM:

FBI

Date:

1/22/73

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

ACTING DIRECIOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATIN: DID

SAC, SAN DIECO (157-2815)

(P)

EXTREVIST NATTERS

Re Sacramento airtel captioned "FRICIS LARI GILLINGS, Alleged

Plot to Kill the President - Conspiracy," and Sar SÃo airtel to

DaLlas 1/16/13, captioned, INeBAT

Fox the information of Dallas, referenced Sacramento airtel

contains à copy of a letter by .

INFORMANT

=

For the information of the Bureau and other offices, referenced

San Diego letter requestea Dallas to cotain a copy of the letter simeo

Filed

INFORMANT

in order that handwriting examinations

could be mace.

Cony

corded

€ - Bureau

(2.-

175-

(1 157-23577)

(1- 157-21670)

2 -

Albuquerque

2 - Chicago

2 - Dallas

2- Detroit

2 - Kansas City

2 - Los Angeles

4 -

San Diego

(2 - 157-2815)

(1. - 157-3579)

- (1 - 157-3001)

EMP : bw

130%

SEERRL.!

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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(FRANCIS EARL GILLINGS)

2 - Mobile

2 -

Phoenix

2

Portland

2

REC63 12

San Francisco

8:r5990990 100997261

2 - Sacramento

25 11105118

S

Sent

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Per -

#U.S.Govorninont Printing Office: 1972-455-574

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SD 157-2815

on 1/16/73, JERRY LYN DAVIS, SAO leader who entered a plea of

guilty to possession of crolosive matorial in comection with SAO

activity, was intervierea.

At that time, he advised that there has never

been an Sto Chanter in sacramento, Cal: fornia, and that he has never

heard of ENCIS FARL CILLUIGS.

He said it is not surprising to nim

that the Sed is being credited rith varicus plots, such as a threat

against the Fresident ard Vice President but that to his incriedge, ro

such plot has ever been planned by tie STo.

He surised thirt the amosts

and proceettons in San Diceo here coopletely 112206 the SiS viCh tis

operating ircopendently under the Los Argeles leader, tho DaVIS wculd not

naire.

DAVIS stated that the name

INFORMAN

Arizona.

is a cro-tune alias used by one of ine SAO laacers ir

Ee did not nare this irdividual.

He adrised that the satarent

that the ro mabers are bainy requeated to join the John Barch Scare

is a jore to cat the üchn Birchers rilsa us becauce of previcus aisagreaments

withis this group. He fees that this letter will nake the John Bircr

society paranoid about taling in ary new mercers as they rculd cercainly

not want SAD marbers in their group.

LEADS

PECENIX

AT PHOENIX,

Will contact SAO sources to determine

identity of

INFORmANT

DALIAS

by

AT DALTAS,

TEXAS. Discontinue attempts to obtain cory of letter

INFORMANT

as

IDENTIFLES

INFORMANT

.

-2-

14:

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Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

AIRNAIL

F BI

-Date:

(Type in plaine il or code)

(Priority)

1/18/73

T'O:

FROM:

RE:

ACTING DIRECTOR, IBI

SAC, MOBILE (157-5095) (RUC)

FRANCIS FARL GILLINGS

ALLEGED PLOT TO MILI THE

PRESIDENT - CONSPIRICY

(00: SACHIMENTO)

Re Sacramonto airiel io the Bureau and other offices

including

¡ Mobile and Los Angeles, dated 12/13/72, captioned

as above.

Mobile has had no organizational activity of the

Tax Rebellion Committee (IRC) o1 the Secret Amy Organization

(SHO) .

The letterhead of the IRC lists advisois to the Tro,

cresno, calil., ana inclucea on this 1i5t as church do unwa,

MURDOCK iS DE. CHURCH ELECOD MORJOCK, JU., a

practicing physician at 1710 Cenier St., Mobile, Alû.,

rosicience 4455 Emperor Drive, Mobile.

He is subject of an

Ell investigation, Mobile file

157-4515s Bureau file 157-22037.

Mé is an associate of WILLIA! POTTER GALE, subicot of itres:=-

gation by the Los Angeies Office, Los Angeles file 157-371,

Bureau file 62-105253.

GALE is apparently the

person referred

to on Page 3 oê reterenced sacramento airtel as Reverend GaiL.

~ Burcau

11- 175-FRANCIS DARL GILLINGS).

(1. -

185-23577 157-

(7-75% 21670)

3 - Sacramento (175-55)

2.-

hes angcles

3

(1 - 157-5095)

(1

157-1141)

(1

- 1571515)

151-F3512

NOT RECORDED

1E JAN Ö. 1513

JPB: Vin

(11)

65FEB

5 1973

-raroved: --

nil.

Special Agent in Lidige

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HO 157-5095

Investigation by the Mobile Office during the past

year has reflecied

that Mundock is the loader of the group

referred

us the "Icontity Grour".

He refors to hinseli

as Reverend MURDOCK and the organization Ministry of Christ's

Church.

The group neets each lednosday night 'at MurDOCK's

resicence.

WILLIAM POTIOR CALE iS also referred to as Colonel

cale and Reverend Gain, leader of the Ministry of Christ's

Church, Post Difice Box 123, Glendale, California.

"Identity"

is a auartonly publication of the Ministry of Christ's Chucci.

At wockly nectings at che dutDock residence, tapes of sermons

by GALl are

played.

A Mobile informant attending these

ne threats being

meet to has not preten or tientone resisessions

have been had concerning

• "Posse Comitatus",

Members of

U.S. Christian FossE AssOCialOu,

organized under the

auspices of the linistry of Christ's Chuich,

are stated by

this groun to be able in make uriests and trial by citizens

jury in event local Sheriff fails to perform a lawful duty.

MURDUCK and other members of his group at Mobile

have likewise refused to pay federal income

taxes and

reportedly have urged others to refuse to pay income iaxes.

Investigation of MuRDOCk and the "Identity Group"

at Mobile

is continuing, and my pertinent intormation

developed will bo reported to the Bureau and interested offices.

IN VIEW OF GILLINGS' STATIENTS, HE SHOULD BE

CONSIDERED MINOD AND DAKOHIOUS.

... :

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i$

5=1130 79-29-651

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date - 1/16/73

On 1/15/73 Jerry Lynn Davis,

leader of the southern California based

extremist Secret Army Organizition (SAO),

entered a plea of guilty in San Diego

County Superior Court to a charge of

possession of explosive materials.

Sentencing is set for 2/26/73.

This is the sixth conviction of

SAO leader or member within the past four

months resulting from information

furnished by a former IBI informant.

Copy furnished Internal Security

Division of the Justice Department.

RPF: was

GOM

дуль

2:28p

85

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COMMUNICATIONS SECTION: 1

JAN 1 6 1973

TELETYPE

NRIZ SD PLAIN

11:45 PM 1/15/73 NITEL CAN

TO:

ACTING DIRECIOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATTENTION: DID

" FROM:

SAN DIEUO (157-2815)

(P)

SECRÊT• ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO). EXTREMIST MATTERS.

Mi. Callahen

Mr. Clevrland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Gobhardt

Mr. Jenking

Mr. Marsisan -

Mr. Purvis

Mr. Soydes

Mr. Walters

Tole. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Anstong -

Ms. Feteric

INVESTIGATOR LAURENCE WILSON, SAN DIEGO DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S

OFFICE, ADVISED THAT JERRY LYNY DAVES DO UNDER ENTERTOA

PLEA OF GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS

Gaginei!

ON 1/15/73. THE PLEA WAS ENTERED BEFORE SAN DIEGO COUNTY

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE FRANKLIN B. ORFIELD WHO SET SENTENCING

FOR 2/26/13.

CHARGE OF RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY WAS DISMISSED

- ON MOTION OF DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY RICHARD NEELY FOLLOWING

DAVIS' GUILTY PLEA.

ix-105,

SAN DIEGO WILL REPORT SENTENCING OF DAVIS.

END

REGE 157-23522-85

TMT FBI WA CLR

3

JAN 1.9 1973

JAN2 4 1973

MR. TRAINOR

by letter

CC ROOM 712-A DaDPer FOIA Tacost cy

5, Risen

DeliCio

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ILLO GOVERNMENT

Memor

naum

TO

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE: 1/10/73

MOR SIC, LOS ANGBIES (9-4853) (8)

SUBJECTY

UNSUBS;

IRVING

SARMOrE - VICTIM

RUTH SARWOFF - VICTIM

EXTORTION

00:

Los Angeles

Aduational copies oi this communication are being

furnished th Bureau for inclusion in appropzlaie Bufiles

as listed beio:.

An information copy is also being furnisned

San Diego for file 157-2315 concerning Secret Army Orgenization

(SAO), with the four (4) enclosures described below.

Enclosed for the Bureau for inclusion in the

Anonymous Leiter File are two copies each of the following:

Le jopy of euvtique audiessed in typing to

IRVING and ROTH SARNORE. 3300 North Ivar

sireet, resemead, calliarnia gro,

postmarked 12/21/72 at iil lionie, California,

bearing typed return of S.A.0.,

Post Office

Box 5791, San Diego, California 92105.

6 - Bureau (Inc. 8), (AM)

1-100.310150)

LOSANSOrE

-100.375343)

RosAKiOr)

~ 100.405428)

(P. CHRONTS)

- 157-23577

(1 - 62-1072511

(MINUTE ON

• - San Diego, (Eric. 4) (157-2015) (SAO) (Inio)

7 - Los Angeles

1 - 100- 25053)

]

100-34996

(R. SARIOE

(ADEX)

R. SARMORE

10049÷091

P. CHRONIS )

157.7318

157-5063)

SAC)

(MRUCEMEN)

ORIGINAL AM. EM

JOS/vmk

(14)

151-12

NOT RECORDED

47 JAN 23 1973

FEB 2

197 SostE

Gouti Storinoo Many, Povili no li Parall Sandros Plian

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LA 9-4858

2. Copy typed holiday card starting "Congratulations-

you have been selected as our #i target for 173-..."

3. Copy inches.

'Of printed statement on piece of paper 3%

At the top center appears a circle

Bewargross hairs, and below Is the caption "Traitors

Aftei the statement appears the signature

"Minutemen S.A. 0.'

4. Copy of Certificate of Appreciation to IRVING

SARNOrT at Chrisimas season 1972 Iron National

Police Officers Association of America:

...

Xerox copies of the abore lous. Items were enclosed

with a letter dated 1/4/73, received by the I03 Angeles Office

"on 1/9t3, fron PHILLIP CHRONIS, attorney, 5143 Sunset

Boulevara,

Los Angeles, California. -CHRONIS indicated

in

his letter that IRLiG ana RUTH SARiOrE were his clients,

and had been receiving telephonic death threats as the

resuli of their political activities, CHRONIS wrote that

these have escalated to the point of written death threats,

which was why he was enclosing the above items.

CHRONIS

also included with his letter a copy si a virtually sinilar

Department o. Justice, Diate Bullaing, LoS AngeLes. BOur

lettars closza with the statement that CHRONIS believed

that the prinary responsibility for investigation of this

The abowe matter was discussed on 1/9/73 with

Assistant United States Attorney (AULA) BRIAN J. O'NEILL,

Chei, Criminal Complaints, United States Attorney's Office,

Mr. O'NEILI

advised he would decline

proscowtion in this matter since thore was insurficient

evidence to prove a violation of the rederal Extortion

Statute as no specific or direct threat was contained in

the letters to the SARNorrs, as furnished by CHRONIS.

CHRONIS was advised of AUSA O'NEILL'S opinion

on 1/9/73. He stated he had rather expected such would

be the case. - He was further advised that if the Sariorrs

feared for their personal safety, they should contact local

police authorities.

He retorted, among other things, that

he did not f'erl this would solve anything, and he could see

no justification Ior the iBI not proceeding on an

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If 9..4858

investigaiion which appeared obvious on tus lace, such as

first finding out who belonged to the return address on

the letter to, his client.

In this regard he stated

that "there seems to be some matters even the novice

investigator would know enough to investigate"

was patiently explained to CIROiIS thut the FBI is

strictly an investigative agency, and a decision to

prosecute, or not to prosecute, an alleged violadio

of Federal lan is strictly to

responsibility of the

United

states Attorney.

CHROnts replied that he would

probably proceed further in the matier, and the conversation

was terminated.

s'or informtion of the Bureau, Minutemon

literature identical to item three above

• has been

widely distriorted throughout the United States to

various individuals.

The Secret Army Diganization (SAO)

was formed in san Diego, Calliornia, in late Septenber

19las to replace the minutemen organization considered

defunct in the San Diego area. Los Angeles files

reveal Post Uffice Box 5791, San Diego, is a mail drop

fOI SAO.

The National Police Officers Association of

an sAC Letter 55-77 and SAC Lauren 51-27.

and was referred to

Los Angeles files reveal IRVING G. SARNOFF IS

the subject o: victim of the following:

1. "IRVING G. " SARNOFF

SM-+ (KEX ACTIVIST)

Bufzle 100-370150

I file 100-28093"

2. "UNSUBS;

IRVING SARNOFE - VICTIM

CIVIL RICHTS

LA J'Ile 44-2355"

3. "UNSUBS;

MARCUERITE MAY BUCKLEY - VICTIM

IRVING SARNOFF - VICIIM

ET AL

CIVIL RIGHTS

IA file 44-2262"

SAR'OFF'S WifE, DOROTHY RUTH SARNOFY, is the subject

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IA 9=4858

of a security investigation, Bufile 100-375343, Los Angeles

fIle 100-31957.

SARNOr's attorney PHILLIP CHRONIS is the subject

of a closed security investigation in the Los Angeles Office,

Burile 100-408448, Los Angeles file 100-45409.

Pertinent and appropriate information concerning

the material formarded by CHRONIS was furnished on 1/9/73,

tO CHARLES YARTON,

Postal Inspector Coordinator for Bonbing

Investigations: United States Postal Service, Los Angeles.

YANTCH advised

thet he has knowleageanle concerning the

background and activities oi IRVING SARNOFF. YARION iS

aware that a member of SAO in San Diego was sentenced in

December 1978 for homoing a San Diego theater, and was

very appreciative of receiving the irfornation.

The opinion of AUSA O'NEILL will be confirmed

by separate communication.

..:

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S.10.

P.0. EOX 5791

SAN DIESO, CA, 92105

PM

1972

IRVING & RUTE SÄRNORE

3330 N. IVAR ST.

ROSEMEAD, CA.

91770

BEDEUTESA

157-23577-

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And best wishes for a Happy New Year

CONGRATULATIONS. YOU HAVE BEEN SELECTED

AS OUR #2 TARGET FOR '73 SO BIRARE YOU

• BALDHEADED COMUNIST FREITOR--HE ARE IFROLOR

PLAYING GIVES AND THE NEXT BOX YOU RECEIVE

WILE NOI NE CANDY! !

P.9.

HOW DO YOUR KIDS LIKE THAT

"YING SCHOOL IN TEMPLE CITY!

REME BERFOUR CROSS HAIRS

ARE ON YOUR BEAD!

ENCLOSURE

157-2-3577-

79755

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TRAITORS BEWARE

See the old man at the corner where you bus

your pupers? He may huse a silencer equipped

pistol under his coat. Thind extrn fountain pen

in the pocket of the insurname salesman wha

calls on you might he a cyanide fier flin. What

about your milk nun?

Arronic works slow but

sure. Your auto mechanic mig stuy up nights

aludying booby traps. There patriots ure not

going 10 let you take their frostom awny from

shem. They hire learned the silent knife, the

airsagler's cord, the target rifle that hits spar-

rows at 200 jards. Traitory Deware! Even now

tho cross hniry are on the back of your necks.

MINUTEMEN

S.A.0.

i.?.%.

'ANCIOSURE

157-73517°

977

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0.3

ut Americat

SPONSE

19

110,8.

is herchy presented 1o

IRVING SARNOFF , SPECIAL AGENT

issued in appreciation aud recugnition of she assistance rendered by you as a distinguished

citizen of your communily in support of the law enforcement profession and their figh in she

var agains crime in i a eason 172

tran

EXECUTIVE

DIRECTO

Pallco Hall al Famo

P.J.S.

HI. IRV

THANKS

AGAIN

DONE FOR US!

TO KNOW

RAISE

THAT

FOR

FOR

THE JOB YOU HAVE

I THOUGHT YOU WOULD LIKE

THE BOARD HAS VOTED A

YOU. PLEASE SAY HI TO RUTH.

BITCTOSURE

15772571

TiTT

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airtel

101

To:

SACs, Sacramento

San Diego

Los Angeles

From: Acting Director, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

SACRAMENTO DIVISION

EXtRAIST MATTERS

SChile: 157-2195

TAX REBELLION COZITTEE (IRC)

MIST 12125 -

WHITE HATE GI.OUP

SCfile: 157-1947'

1/5/73

1 - San Francisco Field

Guidance Folder

1 - Mir. R. W. Held

ReSCairtel 12/13/72 entitled "Francis

Earl Gillings, Alleged

Plot to Kill the President - Conspiracy, 00:SC."

In addition to your Alleged Plot to Kill the President

investigation of Francis Earl-Gillings (SC£ile: 175-75), Sacramento

should also; if not already done, open a 157 case on him fos pertinent

extremist information.

In connection with your preliminary investigation of the

IRC, Sacramento should identify the anti-Jewish, anti-Negro tex

rebellion group which met on 12/5/72 at Exesno, California, which is

mentioned on Page 3 of referenced airtel. In the event you find the

aforementioned group was not the IRC, which is also headquartered in

Fresno, make a recommendation regarding extrenist matter investi-

gation

necessary.

RWH: aso (13)

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

And

de

MAILED 6.

JAN 4 1973

FBI

Rivit

REC 49157-23577-84

GLM

E.S.

ST-104

¡ita-noose Rattinise

GUM

Frosts

MAIL ROOM E'

/ PELETYPE UNIT C

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15 JAN... 1973

mosso..tom.

acad dite.s

ORIGINAL FILED

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Airtel to Sacramento, et al.

Re:

Secret Army Organization (SAO);

Tax Rebellion Committee (TEC)

With respect to the National Association to. Keep and Bear

Arms referred to in referenced airtel, you should through established

scarces discreetly ascertain nature of its activities, identities of

its officers, relationship with SAD cr other extremist groups, and

any other pertinent information which will assist in making a

determina-

tion as to whether an extremist-type investigation should be initiated.

Expedite and furnish IJIliQ your reconmendation in this regaid.

Sacramento and Los Angeles review indices and conduct a

discreet inquiry through established soirces to identify Faverend Cail

mentioned on Page 3 of referenced airtel. Los Angeles make a

recommendation as to whether

active investigation should be conducted.

San Diego conduct necessary investigation to identify

INFORMANT

and determine the extent of his

involvement in extremist activity. It is noted Calvin Hendell fox,

Bufile 157-2033, SDfile 157-3170, is a known associate of the SAO.

- .

NOTE:

The TRC is an organization ostensibly designed to challenge

taxation and embargass the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Limited

investigation to date suggests the possible involvement or influence

of the extremist SAO, Minutemen organization, and a group calling

itself National Association to Keep and Bear Arms on the TRC and/or

its nembership. Gillings, 41-year-old male Caucasian who operates

a service station in Iracy, California, has been involved with the

IRC and has stated the country is on the verge of collapse and some

people in the movement were planning to assassinate the President,

Vice President, and others of "leftist tendencies." Gillings is also

being investigated in a Threat Against the President matter.

Liaison

being maintained with Secret Service and IRS.

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=1

:.

1.-

5-1130 19-29-65)

22229

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date 1/10/73

You were previously advised that

William Francis Yakopec, member of the

Secret Army Organization, was sentenced

on 10/24/72 to one year to life imprison-

ment in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California after having been

found guilty oi bombing a San Diego theater.

Before sentencing,

Yakopec admitted in

court that he bombed the

theater, thus

substantiating testimony given during the

trial by former IBI informant Howard Barry

Godfrey.

Attached

reports that on 1/4/73

Richard Edward Bradley, also known as

Dino Martinelll, was sentenced to 1 to 14

years by San Diego County Superior Court

for perjury 12 the Yakopec trial. Bradley

testified to the sale of firearms to

Godirey but entered a guilty plea to the

perjury charge.

Copy of attached being sent to secret

Service and Internal Security Division o1

the Department.

HEN: jaW

EMIHEM

GOMBED WAC

83

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*;

BUREAU CF. INVESTICATIONI

UNICATIONS SECTION

JANO91973

TEL

Mr. Esker

Mr. Callai.an

Ms. Cleveland

ME. 0o

1:-U .

Mir. D

Mr.

Mr. Scycrs

Mr. Ticiters

Tele.

Roca

Mr. Kizler

14T. Arastang

Mis. Ferria

825 PM 1-9-73

NITEL MJZ

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

ATTENTION: DID

FROM:

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

4. Piere

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO) • EXTREMIST MATTERS.

REFEREIICE

RE SAN DIEGO TELETYPE 1-3-73.

ON 1-9-73 INVESTIGATOR LAWRENCE WILSON, SAN DIEGO COUNTY

DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, ADVISED

THAI OM 1-4-73, DINO, ARIINELLI WAS SENTENCED TO ONE TO FOURTEEN

YEARS IN THE CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON BY SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOR

OURT JUDGE FRANKLIN 3. ORFIELD FOR PERJURY IN THE TRIAL OF

WILLIAM FRANCIS

Fridlis!

-105

YAKOPEC WHO WAS FOUND GUILTY OF CHARGES RESULT-~

ING FROM THE BOMBING OF THE GUILD THEATRE IN SAN DIEGO. I!-

MARTINELLI HAD TESTIFIED TO THE SALE OF FIREARMS TO HOWARD

BARRY GODFREY, FORMERLY INFORMANT MARTINELLI ENTERED A PLEA

3

OF GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF PERJURY.

JAN 11 1973

IND PAGE ONE

Deleted Cous Sent Do gis freie

by Letter

9147r2

Me 42

16

15)

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PAGE TWO

SD 157-2515

• JUDGE ORFIELD ADVISED MARTINELLI THAT A MUNICIPAL

COURT DOES NOT HAVE AUTHORITY TO CHANGE HIS NAME AND THAT

THEREFORE HIS NAME REMAINS RICHARD EDWARD BRADLEY. MARTINELLI

HAD TOLD THE COURT THAI HIS NAME WAS CHANGED BY IME OXNARD

MUNICIPAL COURT.

END

JRM FBI WASH DC

CLR

CC-Tarise

1971) "1

195

TTY

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5-1130 (9-29-65)

Domestic Intelligence Division.

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

1/4/73

Attached reports the sentencing of

two members of the white extremist Secret

Army Organization (SiO) in Superior Court

San Diego County, Calliornia.

Conviction$

resulted from information furnished by a

formci FBI extienist informant.

George Mitchell Hoover was sentenced

to five rears to life imprisonment on

charges involving his shooting into a

private home.

Calvin Hendell For received a

probationary sentence for perjury in trial

of William Francis Yaropec, another NAU

member.

Fox was indicted for perjury for

denying SAO membership and alleging the

FBI planted material in his personal

files.

Copy furnished Internal Security

Division of the Department.

CAN: WaS

CAM

181

9: 27P

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THE HUN TOTY

CONFIUNiCATIONS SECTION

JANO: 1973

TILERPE

-

AR 10 SD PLAIN

9:21 P: NITEL 1/3/73 LLC

TO ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) (ATIN: D I D)

|FROM SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P). 2P

Mr. Fo

Mr. Baker

MI. Callahon

Mr. Cleveland

Me. Conrad

Mi. Delboy

Mr. Gebhordt

Nr. Jenkins

Mir, Marshall

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Poom

Nr. Kinley

Mr. Armstong

Ns. Here

Mrs. Breenar

SECRÊT ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAOS; EXTREMIST MATTERS.

stitors.

DEBBIE EGLEY, CLERK, RECORDS SECTION, SAN DIEGO

DUNTY DISTRICI ATTORNEY'S OFFICI, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

ADVISED ON DECEMBER IWENTYNINE, SEVENTITWO, THAT CALVIN

HENDELL FOX WAS SENTENCED QN DECEMBER TWENTYTWO SEVENTY

TWO TO FIVE YEARS PROBATION, SIX MONIHS IN CUSTODY TO BE

CREDITED WITH TIME ALREADY SPENT IN CUSTODY AND WAS

ADVISED OF HIS RIGHTS TO APPEAL, FOR PERJURY IN THE

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC TRIAL WHERE HE TESTIFIED THAT

THE FBI HAD PLANTED EVIDENCE THAT HE WAS AN SAO MEMBER

IN HIS FILES AND THAT HE WAS NOT A MEMBER. FOX IS IHE

5-

Million

"SUBJECT. OF SAN DIEGO FILE 157-3170 AND BUFILE 157-2933.

ON 1/3/73, LAWRENCE WILSON, INVESTIGATOR,

REGE COUNTY

DISTRICI. ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA ADVISED

7: 1571-82

THAT ON 1/2/73, GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER, SAO MEMBER,

21

JAN 9 1973

WAS SENTENCED TO S YEARS TO LIFE IN PRISON ON

EX-105

THREE CHARGES INVOLVING THE SHOOTING INTO THE HOME OF RADICAL

END

8089

ONE

JAN 121973,

I CC 151

CRO

Deleted Copy Sent

F.IS

by Letter

9115÷5,

Per FOlA Bagust

1/ila9.1mtnon.

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PAGE TWO

SD 157-2815

PROFESSOR PETER BOHMER ON 1/6/72• HE WAS

" CHARGED WITH ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPON, FIRING

INTO AN OCCUPIED DWELLING AND POSSESSION OF A BILLY CLUB.

HOVER WAS SENTENCED BY SAN DIEGO SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE

WILLIAM I. LOW. HOOVER IS SUBJECT OF SAN DIEGO FILE

157-3017, AND BUFILE 157-17513.

WILSON ADVISED THAT DINO MARTENILLA, ALSO CHARGED

WITH PERJURY IN THE YAKOPEC TRIAL WILL BE SENTENCED ON

:1/4/73.

ABOVE CONVICTIONS RESULTED FROM INFORMATION

FURNISHED BY FORMER INFORMANT

SAI DIEGO WILL SUBMIT LHM RE SENTENCING

OF ALL SAO MEMEBRS ON IRIAL.

END

IMT BXXX FBI SOG•

-

CC ROO: 712-A 9&D

Tere.

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airtel

12/7/72

To:

SAC, Sacramento

From:

For the Acting Director, FBI

W. Mark Felt

-Acting Associate Director

1 - Sacramento

Field Guidance

1 - Mr. R. W. Held

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SACRAMENTO DIVISION

EXILIST MATTERS

SCaile: 157-2135

"(SAD.)

TAX REZELLION COLZIITTEE (TRG)

EXINGHIST LAITORS - WEITE LANE GROJP •

SCIile: 157-1947

ReSClet and LFM 11/21/72 antitled "James Walter Scott,

EM - WHG, CO:SC"; SCairtel and WiM 11/21/72 entitled "Tax Rebellion

Cormittee, El - WHE, O0:SC"; and SCtel 12/4/72 entitled 'Francis

Earl Gillings, Ell - Threats Against the President."

Referenced communications indicated a similarity in the

objectives and philosophy of the captioned

organizations and a possible

association between the two groups and/or cheir indivicual menbers.

Per provisions of Section 122, Manual of Instructions,

regarding the investigation of vhite extremist organizations and

individuals, Sacramento conduct necessary investigation to determine

the extent of the SAl's presence in that division. If necessary,

identify its leaders and membership, the location of its chapters and

meetings, define its goals and activities, and comment on its relation-

ship to the TRo.

Open individual

cases and develop background on those

MAILED 10

DEC - 7 1972

RIC-19

157-2357

1-81

ST-:11

Felt

Baker-

Callahan

Closeland

Conrad

RWH: aSO

150

Dalbey

Gabhurdt

Jenkins

Marshall

Miller, E.s..

Purris

Soyars.

#alices

Tele. Roun

Mr. Kinley -

He Armstronk -

Ma. Hers ig -

Sirs- Neenar-

MAIL ROOM [D

(7

SEE NOTE PAGE INO DEC 8 1972

AWid

EBI-TROLICE

50030 / 5:372

TELETYPE UNIT

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Airtel to Sacramento

Re:

Secret Army Organization (SAO) ;

Tax Rebellion Cömmittee (IRC)

persons active with the SAO and determine the extent of their involve-

ment with it. Make a statement whether sufficient informant co erage

is available and, if not, what corrective steps are being taken.

In view of the extremist remarks of individuals associated

with the INC, Sacromento conduct preliminary investigation to determine

the extent of its menbership's involvement in white extremist activity

and other violations within the jurisdiction of the FBI. liaintain

contact with established sources and informants for information regarding

the IRC in those regeras but make certain you do not interfere wich

pending prosecution against James Walter Scot:, national chairman of

the INC, or infringe upon investigative responsibilities of the Internel

Revenue Servica or other agencies.

As individuals listed as sponsors

of

the lic have noted residences outside the Sacramento Division, insure

appropriate field offices are advised of their involvement.

Subnit resulis of your investigations of both organizations

and individuals under respective case captions in form suitable for

dissemination.

NOTE:

Individuals associated with the TFC and SAO in Sacramento

Division have discussed methods of encouraging discontent with the

Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the imminent collapse of the "J. S.

Government, and the eventual necessity of eliminating Government

officials, including

the President and Vice President, and others of

"leftist tendencies."

Sacramento should determine the extent of these

organizations' activities. IRS has prosecution pending against

James Walter Scott for income tax evasion. Secret Service aware of

alleged threats.

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FD:J6 flier, S-39-54)

Transmit the following in

FBI

Date:

12/13/72

(Type in plaintext or codel

(Priority)

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

TO: JC, SORARITO (175-55). (P)

JUNTACT: FRACIS I.PL GILLINGS

GILEGED FLOT TO KILL THE

PINSIDEST - COASPIRACY

00:

Sacragento

Ci.

Re Sacramento litter and LAl; 11/21/72, entialed,

"JALS WALTER SCOTT, L - WAG, CO:

Sacramento!!;

Sacrarento

airtel and Lul, 11/21/72, entitled, "TAX RUBalLION COITTEE,

2: - WG, CO:

Sacramento''; Sacramento nitel to the Bureau,

(4 - Eureau

(2)-. 175-

/ (FRANCIS DAPI GILLINGS)

(119: 275-23577)

(1- 157-21670)

2 - L1buguerque (Enc. 3)

2 - Chicago (Enc. 3)

2 - Detroit (Inc.

3) •

2 - Kansas City (anc. 3)

3 DEC: 201972

3 - Los ingeles (Lac.

2)

2 - liobile (Enc. 3)

3 - Phoenix (Enc. 2)

2

- Portlung (Enc. 3)

- san Dicgo (157-2815) (Enc. 2)

2

- San Francisco (Enc. 3)

9 - Sacranento

(2 - 175-55)

(1 - 157-1947)

(1 - 157-2195)

(1 - 157-2493)

(1 - 157-2552)

(1 - 157-2569)

157-16517-

-

170-304)

NOT RECORDED

(1 - 2KB:) (DaLD) 78 DEG 27 1372

59 INA

1973

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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Sent -

_M

Per -

sU.S. Government Printing Ollice: 1072.

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12/4/72; ünd Dureau airtel to Sacramento, 12/7/72, captioned,

O"SCROT RUT CRGTIZITION (SÖ), SCRIMONTO DIVISION, " and

"IX RUPSLLION COMITIRE (IRC), ELi - WHG!.

Enclosed for Albuquerque, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas

City, Robile, Portland, and San Francisco, is one copy each of

referenced Sacramento communications.

Enclosed for San Diego is one copy each of Sacramento

lettez and Li, airtel und LEi, both dated 11/21/72. .

Enclosed for los ingeles is one copy each of

Sacramento airtel and Lat, 11/21/72, and nitel, 12/4/72.

Enclosed foi Phoenix is one copy each of letter and

Lini, dated 11/21/72 anci nitel, 12/4/.72.

On 12/5/72, the Bureau advised that information

contained in Sacruento nitel to the Bureau, 12/4/72,

indicated a possible violation of the assaulting the President

of the United States statute and advised Sacramento to

innédiately. institute appropriate investigation in this

matter.

By referenced Bureau airtel to Sacramento, 12/7/72,

Sacramento was instructed to conduct necessary: investigation

to deternice the extent of the Secret Army Organization's (SAO)

presence in this division and comment on its relationship

to the Tax Rebellion Committee (TRC) .

In adaition, the bureau advised that in view of the

extremist ronarls of individuals associated with the TRC,

preliminary investigation was to be conducted to deternine

the extent of the IRC's membership's involvement in white

extremist activity and other violations within the jurisdic-

tion of the FBI.

The Bureau advised that Sacramento vas to

ricirtain contact with establisied sources and informants for

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infornation regarding. the IRC in the above regards but to

male certain not to interfere with pending prosecution

¿gainst JIS LÜTER SCOTT, lational Chairman of the IRC,

or infringe upon investigative responsibilities of the Internal.

Revonue Service or other agencies.

In addition, the Bureau has advised that results of

invastigations of the Sid and IRộ are to be subritted in a

form suitable for dissemination under respective captioned

In a letter captioned lan Rebellion Connittee,

contained in referencad Sacramento airiel and IlM to. the

Bureau, dated 11/21/72, the leadership of the IRC is set

11 offices are to review this letter for individuals

listed within their territory.

on 12/5/72, INFORMANT advised a meeting was held

12/5/72 at Joesno, California, by. a group of persons who co

noi go by a specific name but

Who are very anti-Jewish and

Enti-legço as well es a tar rebellion group. There were

about fifty persons in attencance at this meeting and the

spaaker vas Reverend Gall from the Los Angeles area.

Source stated that Gill's speech was extremely

anti-Negro and Jew and that.

he (GAIL) claimed

they had to

get tough with all the Jewish communists who run congress.

Guit said that this country has to be cleaned up and the only

way to acconplish this would be to kill every FBI Agent and

Every IRS agent.

GaIl further stated that the FBI and IRS

"gents should not only be killed but also hung from every

iclophone pole and mutilated.

Source further related that PAUL TODD claimed he

Has circator of a chapter of the lational Association to Keep

and Beür Arns TickBid, and he lives at.P. 0. ox 147,

Mcera, California. TODD further claimed that JIll SCOTT had

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connections in many of the Flißá groups. TODD vent on to

state that his organization had to be very careful with what

they did so that they would not be thought of as the "Sccret

inay Organization" becuuse some of the people in this organi-

zation were radical and thought like the Sic.

Source advised that IODD said all of these organi-

sitions Ilie SCOTT's, mao, the MalBe, and the SiO had to

siiy in an incornal connection with each other so that when

the big revolt came, thay could all unite; but they should

cuE bE coo closely canted jet of they rould be caught and

thrown in jail.

Cn 12/5/72, Lieutenant. CLOYCE BROCKSHIRE, Tracy

•olice Dapartment, advised his files reflect that FRANCIS

CILLINGS wus arrested 12/8/61 by the Marysville Sheriff's

Office; Marysville, California, nunber A18833, for petty

theft and received one jear probation.

BROCKSHIRI further advised that his records refiect

• that GILLINGS has purchased four weapons which include a

•32 automatic, a .38 revolver, a .22 revolver, and a .22

automatic.

0n. 12/7/72, Sergeant KENNETH WAGNER, Intelligence

Division, San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office (SJSO), advised

his files contain no arrest record for subject; however, his

department has contacted GILLINGS on several occasions in

regards to GILLINGS confronting his customers with a revolver

when he thought they were trying to cheat him. WAGNER advised

his intelligence records indicate GILLINGS operates an irco

gus stucion at U. S. 580 and Patterson Pass Road,. Tracy,

Californii, ind that he moved to Tracy in 1962 from South

Daliota. GILLINGs is married, has four sons, who attend local

Iracy schools, and he ran for State Assembly on the American

Independent Party ticket.

WiGNER advised that his files indicate subject is

"ultre-right wing" and they consider him to be potentially

dangerous.

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•The following is a description of FRANCIS ELRL

GILLINGS:

Race:

Sex:

Date of birth:

Place of bisth:

haight:

Weight:

Eyes:

hair:

Social Security-

Number:

Address:

Caucasian

Male

7/27/31

Academy, South Dakota

6' 3"1

180 pounds

Brown

Brown

California river's

license number:

503-28-6440

1826 East Street

Tracy, California

- H337723

On 12/8/72, INFoRmANT advised that it was his

understanding that "the moverent"', as referred to by FRANCIS

GILWINGS in his threats against the President and Vice

President, tas, in fact, the S=o.

source advised that GiLLInGS,

to date, has not specifically rentioned that he is a member of

the Sio. Source further advised that since GILLINGS had just

returned fron a meeting with JAMES WALTER SCOTT at Fresno,

California, he felt the threats against the President weia

probably a result of GILLINGS discussion with SCOTT.

Source stated that GILLINGS was also very likely

trying to impress source and others at the meeting as to his

importance in "the movement"; hovever, in view of the serious-

ness of tie threat, source would continue attempts to learn

if this was, in fact, an actual plot against the President.

O2 12/9/72, SC 1024-PDI advised that he had met

with DAVID I. WILSO,

a reported leader in the Stockton MAker,

Jend that WilSON showed him a copy of a letter he receivad from

the SiO, which is quoted as follows:

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"'SECRET ARMY CRGANIZATION

GENERAL PRADQUARTERS

URGENT

"To all menbers, supporters, and friends of

the Sic.

iriests of many of the members in Sân

Diego nave caused

sone changes of strategy.

"All Post Office Boxes, Drops, Cutouts, and

Courier Rouses have been discontinuce. It is

imparative that you do not try to contact the

organizatirn in any namer.

"Fos the next few months our members are

being cirected to: join the John Birch Society

under assured rame. The purpose is three fold:

The JBS reeds the help that our professionals

can lend; sore of our members need the political

training that the JBS can offer; the JBS is a

fertile recruiting ground for more militant under-

ground activities.

"You will be contacted at a much later date

with further instructions.

"Best wishes and keep your powder dry.

SAFARMANT

"SAO Ganeral Staff

"CHD: agt"

Source advised that according to pamphlets he

received fron WILSON, the MKBà has its national headquarters

at 909 worth Central Avenue, ledford, Cregon.

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Previous informant information received fron

Phoenix 783-2 indicates that DAVID I. WILSOil has been in

communication with the SAO thrc 1gh JAMES KLEIMAN (SC 157-2493) .

LEADS:

.

All offices contact informants and sources in the

S:0 and IRC and determine if there is a specific plot to

assassinate the President and Vice President.

All offices target informants to determine involve-

ment of members of IRC with white extremist activity.

PORTLIND

AT PORTLAND

OREGCH:

• Will conduct preliminary

investigation to dotermine extent of MakBA membership

involvenent in white extrerist activity.

SAN DIEGO

AT SAM DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. Insure all offices which

hava Sio chapters are avare of aileged plot to assassinate

President and Vice President.

SACRAMENTO

AT FRESTO, CALIFORNIA.

will continue contact with

SC 992-PLI and attempt to establish close coverage of the

activities of JAMES WALTER SCOTT.

I MAKTVIL13, CALIFORNIA. Will review subject's

arrest and puzole record, shcriff's Office number 418833,

for background informution.

II STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA.

of subject and associates through

Will maintain coverage

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INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date - 12/7/72

¿ You have been advised earlier of

trial of Calvin Hendell Fox, member of

white extremist Secrat Army Organization

(SAO), in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California. Fox was indicted

for alleging FBI planted material in his

personal files.

Trial began 12/5/72.

You were also advised SA Earl l. Petersen

would testify for the prosecution, if

needed, in order to qualify former FBI

informant Howard Barry Godfrey, another

prosecution witness.

with Inspector John Mintz, Office of Legal

Counsel.

Attached reports that on 12/6/72,.•

Fox found guilty of perjury charges and

remanded to custody of San

Diego County

Sheriff pending sentencing.

SA Petersen

did not testify nor was it

necessary to

recall SA Arthur J. 'Hooper for rebuttal

testimony after his testimony for the

prosecution.

Conviction of Fox resulted

from information furnished by former

informant Godfrey regarding SAO members.

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10:36PM NITEL 12-86-72

DEC Or 1972/

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TO

FROM

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

Wo MARK :FELI, ACTING ASSOCIATE DIRECIOR

: SAIIN: Do I. D)

SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

Mr. Colichan -

Mr. Cleveland -

1. Contadi

Mr. Goblardi

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Mery as

Mr. Purvis

Mr. Sojars

MI. Walters

Tele. R00za

Dir. Kinley -

Mr. Arastong

bis. Herane

Mis frecuor

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RE SAN DIEGO NITEL TO BUREAU DECEMBER FIFTH LAST.

ON. DECEMBER SIXTH INSTANT INVESTIGATOR LAWRENCE F. WILSON

SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICI ATTORNEYS OFFICE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

ADVISED THAT CALVIN HENDELL FOX WAS FOUND GUILTY ON DECEMBER

SIXTH INSTANT OF THE PERJURY CHARGES RESULTING FROM HIS TESTIMONY

IN THE TRIAL. OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC WHEN HE TESTIFIED THAT

THE FBI PLANTED EVIDENCE. OF SAO MEMBERSHIP IN HISUFILES. SOX

Crashe

WAS REMANDED TO THE CUSTODY OF THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF

PENDING SENTENCING. .

70-7.23517-80

SA EARL NO PETERSEN DID NOT TESTIFY IN THIS CASE AND IT WAS

NOT NECESSARY TO RECALL SA ARTHUR JO HOOPER FOR REBUTTAL TESTIMONY

AFTER HIS TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION.

1E DEC 11 1972

THE CONVICTION OF FOX RESULIS FROM INFORMATION FURNISHED BE ar

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY, FORMERLY

INFORMANT

REGARDING

MEMBERS OF THE

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MY. FBI SOG

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Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date - 12/6/72

Calvin Hendell Fox, member of white

extremist Secret Army Organization (SAO),

is presently on trial in superior Court,

San Dieço County,, San Diego, California.

Fox Indicted for perjury for denying SAO

membership and for alleging

_FBI planted

material in his personal files.. Trial

commenced 12/5/72.

Attached indicates SA Earl M. Petersen

requested to testify for prosecution in

trial of Fox to qualify former FBI informant

Howard Barry Godfrey, another prosecution

kitness.

Assistant U. S. Attorney John R.

Neese,. San Diego, cleared testimony with

Deputy Assistant

Attorney General Kevin T.

Maroney, Internal Security Divison and FBIHÉ

telephonically advised.

SA Petersen will

testify if needed and AUSA will be present.

Matter coordinated with Inspector John Mintz,

Office of Legal Counsel.

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COMMUNICATIONS SECTIO'

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PLAIN

DEC 061972

PH NITEL 12-35-72 GXF

TELE

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

He MARK FELI, ACTING ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR

ATIENTION DID

SAN DIEGO (157-2315)

Mr. Baker a

Mr. Callchoo

Mr. Clave!chat Beg

Mr. Conrad t

Mr: Deilla,

Mr. Geligrat

Mr. jo: trirs

M. sorte

Mr. Walters

Tele. R:.-

Mi. lin'

Mr. Arrineag

Ma. HerE!

MEL NEvISI

O SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAOY

EXTREMIST MATTERS.

+ 973241

RE SAN DIEGO TELEPHONE CALL

TO BUREAU DECEMBER FIVE INSTANT.

THE TRIAL OF CALVIN HENDELL FOX FOR PERJURY IN TESTIMONY

DURING THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC IS UNDER WAY IN SAN

DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT.

5°

SA ARTHUP J HOOPER HAD BEEN SUBPOENED TO TESTIFY IN THIS

CASE AND HAD BEEN GIVEN AUTHORITY TO TESTIFY BY DEPUTY ASSISTANT

ATTORVEY GENERAL KEVIN I. MARONEY ON NOVEMBER

TWENTY LAST.

TESTIFIED ON DECEMBER FIFTH INSTANT WITHOUT INCIDENT-LL

AT NOON ON DECEMBER FIFTH INSTANT SA EARL M. PETERSEN WAS

REQUESTED TO ATTEND A CONFERENCE IN THE OFFICE OF DEPUTY DISTRICT

ATTORNEY LA FORREST PRICE WHO IS PROSECUTING THE CASE AGAINST FOX.

PRICE ADVISED SA PETERSEN THAT IT MIGHT BE DESIREASLE TO HAVE SA

PETERSEN TESTIFY TO THE FACT THAT HOWARD BARRY GODFREY WAS ASSOCIATE

ED WITH THE FBI AS AN INFORMANI. PRICE WAS ADVISED THAT SA PETERSEN

COULD HOT TESTIFY WITHOUT PREVIOUS AUTHORITY OF THE ATTORNEY GEN

ERAL. AUSA JOHN RO NEECE WHO WAS PRESENT AT THE CONFERENCE TELEPHONIC

ALLY

5

GOULAST ROME. MARONEY AT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT AND SECURED HIS

END

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SD 157-2815

AUTHORITY FOR PETERSEN'S TESTIMONY IN THE FOX CASE PROVIDED THAT

SA PETERSEN TESTIFIED ONLY TO QUESTIONS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED IN THE

YAKOPEC AND GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER TRIALS.

THE BUREAS WAS ADVISED BY TELEPHO..E.OF THE REQUEST THAT PETERSEN

TESTIFY: IO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TO QUALIFY GODFREY AS A WITNESS:

NAME? OCCUPATION? HOW LONG ASSIGNED TO SAN DIEGO? DO YOU KNOW

HOWARD GODFREY? HOW LONG HAVE YOU KNOWN MIM?. WHAT WAS YOUR

PELAT IONSHIP WITH HIM? FOR HOW LONG DID HE CONTACT YOU WHEN

STEVEN CHRISTENSEN WAS NOT AVAILABLE? •

AFTER SOME DISCUSSIONG PRICE DECIDED NOT TO CALL SA PETERSEN

FOR DIRECI TESTIMONY WHICH WOULD ALLOW THE DEFENSE TO CROSS EXAMINE.

PRICE REQUESTED THAT SA PETERSES AND SA HOOPER STAND BY FOR POSSIBLE

REBUTTLE QUESTIONS BY THE PROSECUTION WHICH FOR SA PETERSEN WOULD

INCLUDE ONLY TROSEQUESTIDNS LISTED ABOVE.

ASEY UISC770Ò8EY

ALISA JOHN RO NEECE WILL BE PRESENT AT ANY REBUTTAL TESTIMONY BY

SAS;

PETERSEN OR HOOPER.

ADVISED TO THE CONTRARY BU THE BUREAU

WACB SA PETERSEN WILL TESTIFY IO REBUTAL QUESTIONS LISTED ABOVE

IF SO REQUESTED BY SAN DIEGO COUNTY DEPUTY DISTRICI ATIORNEY.

8 PENDING

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COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

DEC 0 6 1972

TELE

MR 09

SD PLAIN

19:40 PM 12-5-72 NITEL TLD

Mr. Callahan -

Mr. Cleveland c

Mr. Conrad -

Mi. Dalbey

Mr. Goj'.ordt

Mr. Jenkins .

MT.

•Irassial!

Mr. Millez, E.S.

fir.

Purvis

Me. S=-ars

Ms. Wiiris

Tele. R3.-1

Mr. Kiris:

Mr. Ant arong

Mis, Ferrie. -

TO

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

# MARK FELI, ACTING ASSOCIATE DIRECIOR

ATTENTION DID

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P) 2P

6. Clai

FROM:

4,

'SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATIOU ( SAO, EXTREMISI MATTERS.

RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO. SAN DIEGO NOVEMBER IWENTY LAST.

ON DECEMBER FOUR LAST, INVESTIGAIOR LAWRENCE KO

WILSON, SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN

DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, ADVISED THAI DINO E. MARTINELLI ENTERED

A PLEA OF GUILTY TO PERJURY BEFORE SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOR

COURT JUDGE FRANKLIN RO ORFIELD ON THAT DATE. MARTINELLI

LIED ON THE WITNESS STAND DURING THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM

FRANCIS YAKOPEC WHEN HE TESTIFIED THAT HE HAD SOLD ARMS TO

END PAGE ONE

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PAGE, TWO

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY +•

INFORMANT

MARTINELLI HAD TESTIFIED IN AN EFFORT TO IMPEACH GODFREY®.

•TRIAL OF CALVIN HENDELL FOX FOR PERJURY IN YAKOPEC.

TRIAL IS UNDERWAY IN SAN DIEGO.

:

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MR: TRAINOR

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CASE SUGGESTION WRITE-UP

SECRET ANY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

• EXTREMIST MATTERS

SEfile 157-1667

BUfile 157-23577

INSPECTOR JOSEPH H. TRIMBACH:

This is a pending case opened

2/8/72, assimned to SA SIDIBY

E. RUBIN and supervised by SA f. A. WADDINGTOil, JR., Squad $3.

Based upon informant information, the San Diego

Division, by zirtal dated 4/11/72, raquasted Seattle to deter-

mine the ratura and sire of a proud operaisa by cao CYRIl.

an and in affiliation with a S4o in Seattle.

Further, Seattle was requested to identify an apparent associate

Of ANDERSO!, One (FHU) BAGHELL, an alleged member of the SAo.

Ths San Diero Division ragusated the investiration

by Seattlo based upon bureau airtel dated 3/30/72, instructing

that because of plans then being made by the SAO involving

possible disruption at the 1972 Republican Mational Convention

in sen Diero, extronist infomants and sources vera to be

cargoted tonard idontifying all norbers and leaders of the SAC

and to determine details of any plans to actually disrupt the

convention.

157025571-

ANDERSON was already being investigated by Scattle in

connaction with captionad maccer.

On 4/21/72 a7d 5/17/72,

investigation Dy Seattle determined from AFD that (FlU)

BAG.ELL was probably identical to HuGiES ANDERSON BASLEY, JR.,

a close associate of MIDERSOll. The inforzation rezarding

BAGLEY and an Lill regarding ANDERSO! wore forwardad to the

Bureau by Seattle letter dated 6/15/72.

Seattle advised the

Bursau that further investigation was being conducted to further

identify. BAGIEY. A raview of the file raveals only a paucity

of investigation has been conducted to further identify BAGLEY,

and in fact, the file feils to roveal that Seattle Office

indices were checked regarding BAGLEY. References believed to

be identical to BAGLEY. terz contained in Seattle file 171-351

concerning a series

EL bonbings in Seattle during 1969-1970.

NOT RECORDED

16 DEC 5 1972

SEATILE INSPECTION

-9/27/72

ASI:bEn

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It is suggested that:

1) ' A conplete review of Seattle indices be con-

ducted regarding BAGLEY.

2) Obtain complete identification data and physcal

description fron ATFD who arrested sieur on a weapons charge.

3) That SAGLEY's arrest record be obtained under

FBI #430

641 E.

4) Determine extent of BAGLEY's involvement in the

SAD and his association with ANDERSON.

5)

Daternine current residance and location oi

BAGLEY and interview him per lanual of Instructions Volune IV,

Section 122; pages 2 and 3.

6) Furnish the Bureau and interested offices results

of your findings.

These surrestions are not intended to he all incisive

and you must conduci complete and thorout? invagrization to

resolve the identity and activities of BAGLEY..

Should these

objectives be achieved eitherdirectly or indirectly as a result

of those surrestions, advise the bureau by routing slip, Atin

Inspection Division.

Consents Of SA SIDHEY E. RUBIII, Supervisor I. A. WADDINETON, JRO,

and SAc requested.

Ein SIDNEY E. RUDIN:

9/27/72 SER:rIg

The Inspector's comments have

been noted and nis instructions

will be closely folloved.

well founded and his instructions.

will be followed.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIOT

COMMUNICATIONS SECTIS

DEC 0Z 1972

SO PLAIY

1: 25AM 12-1-79 MITEL KOV

SENT 1212/72 JI4

ACTING ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577) (AIIN: DID

FROM:

SAC; SAN DIEGO (15T-2315)

MY. Felt

Mr. Raker

Nr. j15nop

Mr.

Callanan

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalicy

Mr. Genhardt n

Mr. Jonkins.

Mr. Marshall ey

Mr. Muler, E.3:

Mr. Purvis.

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walicis

Tele. Room

Mr. Kiniav -

Mr. Armstrong

Mra Neesor

-SECDET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

FXTREMIST MATTEPS

"PE SA" DIEGO NITEL ROVEMED SINTREN LAST

ON NOVEMBER THIRTY LAST, INVESTIGAIOR LAWRENCE WILSON, SAM

DIFGO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFOPHIA,

ADVISED THAT ON MOVEMBER IWENTY NINE LAST, SAN DIEGO COUNTY

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE ROBERT I COWYERS SENTENCED HOWARD E.

CLARE.

CHE ZERO FIGHT ZERO DASH SIXTH STREET, RAMO"A,. CALIFORVIA TO

•THREE YEARS POOBATIO! AND A FIRSONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR

POSSESSICN OF ILLEGAL TRACER AMMUNITIO!. CLARK HAD ENTERED

Fji

TuA

A PLEA OF GUILTY TO THE CHAES

NEC-32

.77

ON DECEMBER FIRST INSTANT, WILSON ADVISED THAT THE SAN DISGO

COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT JURY TODAY RETURVED A YERDICE OF GUILTY CA

ALL COUNTS AGAINST GEORGE MITCHELL

WEOVER WHO WAS TRIED FOP-THE

SHOOTING DE ONE PAILA THARP I'! THE HOME OF RADICAL PROEESSORS DEC 5 1972

PETER BOUMED AND FOR POSSESSION OF A BILLY CLUB. Cálli.

CLARK AND HOOVEP ARE TWO OF THE NINE NEN ARPESTED AS A RESULT.

OF INPORMATION FURNISHED MY MOVARD BARRY GODFREY, INFORMANT

про стіні

IN CONNECTIOT WITH INVESTIGATION OF THE

SECRET ARMY ORGA"IZATIO" AND RELATED EVENTS.

TEND

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airtel

11/30/72

NO: SAC, San Diego

(157-2815)

From: For the icting Director, FBI (157-23577) .

W. Mark Felt

Acting Associate Director

1

1

J.

c.

L. Williamson

A. Mosher

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAD)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

ReSDtel 11/21/72.

A copy of referenced teletype was furnished Deputy

Assistant Attorney General Kevin I. Maroney on 11/22/72. The action

being taken to clarify type of information defense nay request of

former Special Agent (SA) Christensen and SA Petersen is correct,

particularly regaruing records

of the FBI. Keep FBIHQ advised of

developments.

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NOTE:

157-23577

Referenced teletype indicated former SA Steven I.

Christensen and SA Earl M. Petersen, San Diego, were subpoenaed by

defense to appear in trial of SAD leader Jerry Lynn Davis in Superior

Court, San Diego County, San Diego, California.

SA Petersen served

with subpoena duces tecum to produce all FBI and personal records

pertaining to Jerry Lynn Davis and contacts with Howard Barry Godfrey,

former FBI informant.

Efforts by j. S. Atcorney and District Attorney,

San Diego County, are being made to have the subpoena quashed so that

former SA Christensen will not testify and that FBI records will not

be requested.

KAILED 4

19 DEG 3 1972

Jerry Lynn Davis, head of the paranilitary, anticommunist,

white extremist SAD, has been indicted for illezal possession of

explosives and his trial is to start 1/15/73 in Superior Court,

San Diego County,

San Diego, California.

Basis for charges agains'

Davis is information supplied by former FBI informant Howard Barr

Godfrey.

This natter was coordinated with James I. Williamson,

Office of Legal Counsel, and Deputy Assistant Attorney General ,

Kevin I. Maroney.

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Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date -

- 11/22/72:

Jerry Lynn Davis head of the para-

military anticommunist white extremist

Secret Army Organization has been indicted

for illegal possession, of explosives.

Trial to start 1/15/13 in. Superior Court,

San Diego Courty, San Diego, California:

Charges against Davis based on information

supplied by former FBI informant Howaru

Barry Godirey.

Attached indicates defense has

subpoenad former Special Agent Steven 1.

Christensen and Special Agent Earl M.

Petersen, San Diego Office.

Petersen

served with subpoena duces tecum request-

ing production of all a3I and perschal

records pertaining to Davis and the Secret

Army Organization and contacis with informi-

ant Godfrey.

This matter being coordinated with

Office of Legal Counsel and it will be dis-

cussed with Deputy Assistant Attorney

General Kevin

T. Maroney. San Diego to be

advised of decision regarding testimony

and production of recoras.

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FEDERAL BURSAU GE INVESTICATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

NOV RESTE

Проті

11:35 PM• NITEL 11-21-72- GKF

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577) CATIN:

Do I. Do)

FROM

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 4P

Ms. Foli,

15 pa pr

•Di. Cdilchon-

Mr./Cleveland.

Mr. Consu

Mr. 'Dalboy

Mi.. Gebhardt

Mr. Jenking

Mr. Neershall

MT.

Mr. SoyaTe

Tele. Fosm

Mr. Kinlor

Mt. Atr.strong

Ms, Hersig

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS.

1452e

.. RE SAN DIECO NITEL NOVEMBER SIXTEEN LAST.:

ON NOVEMBER SIXTEEN LAST, FORMER SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN WAS

SERVED. WITH A SUBPOENA BY THE DEFENSE FOR TESTIMONY IN THE JERRY C

LYNN DAVIS CASE BEGINNING JANUARY FIFTEEN NEXT.. DAVIS IS CHARGED

WITH POSSESSION

OF EXPLOSIVES AS A: RESULI OF INFORMATION MADE

AVAILABLE BY FORMER FBI INFORMANT HOWARD BARRY GODFREY.

HE IS

BEIGN TRIED IN THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY SUPERIOU COURI..

SA EARL MO PETERSEN WAS SERVED WITH A SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM.

REC-71

ON NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH LASI FOR HIS APPEARANCE AS A WITNESS FOR

THE DEFENSE AND FOR PRODUCTION OF ALL. FBI AND PERSONAL RECORDS

PERTAINING TO JERRY LYNN DAVIS, THE SECRET ARMY ORGAUT ZASTON

AND CONTACTS WITH HOWARD BARRY GODFREY.

SA PETERSEN HAS BEEN SUBPOENED BY THE PROSECUTION PREMOUSLY

AND LIST OF QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED BY THE PROSECUTION

ARE THE

SALE AS THOSE PREVIOUSLY ASKED OF SA PETERSEN WHEN HE APPEARED

BEFORE-THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY GRAND JURY ON JULY NINETEEN LAST.

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SD 157-2815

LETTER TO ACTING DIRECIOR, FBI DATE SEPTEMBER FIVE LAST

•STATED ON SEPTEMBER FIPST LAST, KEVIN I. MARONEY, DEPUTY

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, INTERNAL SECURITY DIVISION ADVISED

SPECIAL AGENT WILLIAM C. PATTERSON

THAT AUTHORITY WAS. GRANTED FOR

SA PETERSEN TO TESTINY FOR THE PROSECUTION IN SUPERIOR COURT,

SAN DIEGO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFO, IM THE TRIAL OF JERRY

LYNN DAVIS. SA PETERSEN'S TESTIMONY WILL CONCERN HIS RELATION

SHIP WITH FORMER BUREAU INFORMANT GODFREY AND RECEIPT OF.

INFORMATION FROM HIM REGARDING DAVIS POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVES.

DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY FRANK SEXTON, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, ON

NOVEMBER IWENTY FIRST INSTANT ADVISED THAT HE INTENDS TO CONTACI

FREDERICK HETTER, DEFENSE ATTORNEY FOR JERRY LYNN DAVIS, TO SEE

IF HE WILL CONSIDER DROPPING THE SUBPOENA FOR CHRISTENSEN HE

INTENDS TO POINT OUI TO HETTER THAT ALL EXPENSES OF BRINGING

CHRISTENSEN TO SAN DIEGO TO TESTIFY WILL BE PAID BY THE DEFENSE

AND THAT TESTIMONY BY CHRISTENSEN WILL BE OF LITTLE VALUE TO IHE

DEFENSE.

ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY SHELDON DEUISCH, ON NOVEMBER

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TWENTY FIRST INSTANT ADVISED THAT HE RECOMMENDS THAT FORMER SA

CHRISTENSEN AND SA PETERSEN ANSWER NO QUESTIONS ON DIRECT EXAMIN

ATION BY THE DEFENSE UNLESS SUCH QUESTIONS ARE PREVIOUSLY APPROVED

BY THE ATTORNEY. GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES. HE HAS DIRECTED. A

LETTER TO ATTORNEY HETTER POINTING OUT THẠI ANY QUESTIONS TO. BE

ASKED OF CHRISTENSEN AND PETERSEN SHOULD BE FURNISHED TO THE OFFIGE

OF THE UNITED STATES ATTORNEY PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE TRIAL

IN ORDER THAT THE APPROVAL. TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS CAN BE OBTAINED.

LE ALSO POINTED OUT IN HIS: LETTER THAT THE SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

REQUESTING PETERSEN TO PRODUCE. RECORDS. WAS TOO BROAD AND WILL NOT

BE APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.

HE SUGGESTS THAT ATIORNEY

HETTER MIGHT WISH TO

. BE MORE SPECIFIC IN HIS REQUEST IN ORDER

THAT THE REQUEST CAN BE SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL. A COPY OF THIS

LETTER IS BEING DIRECTED BY AUSA DEUTSCH TO DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY

•GENERAL MARONEY. AUSA DEUTSCH STATED THAT IN HIS OPINION THE FBI

SHOULD PRODUCE NO RECORDS OR WRITTEN MATERIAL IN THIS TRIAL. HE

NOTED THAT ATTORNEY HETTER WAS THE. ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENDANT

END PAGE THREE

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SD 157-2815

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC IN A TRIAL JUST CONCLUDED IN WHICH THE

COVERNMENT REFUSED TO PRODUCE RECORDS AND FOR THIS REASON HE IS.

AWARE THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY NOT SE PRODUCED IN THIS CASE.

AUSA JOHN R. NEECE WAS PRESENT WITH AUSA DEUTSCH WHILE THE

TESTIMONY IN THE DAVIS TRIAL WAS BEING DISCUSSED. NEECE POINTED

DIT, THAT A MOTION TO SUPPRESS THE SUBPOENA DECES TECUM COULD BE

MADE: IN ADVANCE OF: THE TRIAL. IT WAS DECIDED THAT THIS WOULD NOT

BE NECESSARY INASMUCH AS THE PROCEDURE FOR NOT PRODUCING THE

RECORDS UNDER U. S. TIILE TWENTY EIGHT

SECTION SIXTEEN POINT

TWELVE

SHOULD SUFFICE.

code of Federai Regulations

SAN DIEGO: HAS NO INFORMATION AI THIS TIME TO INDICATE WHAT

QUESTIONS THE DEFENSE WOULD ASK OF CHRISTENSEN AND PETERSEN.

• SAN DIEGO RECOMMENDS THAT CHRISTENSEN AND PETERSEN TESTIFY

ON DIRECT EXAMINATION BY THE DEFENSE ONLY TO QUESTIONS PREVIOUSLY

APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND. THAT NO WRITTEN RECORDS BE

PRODUCED IN THE DAVIS TRIAL.

END

TMT FBI SOG CLR

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

For the Acting Director, FBI

- W. Mark Felt

Acting Associate Director

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATIERS

November 22, 1972

I - Mr. D. J. Dalbey

. - Mr. W. C. Patterson

This is to confirm that on November 20, 1972,

Kevin I. I'hroney, Doputy Assistant Attornay General, Internal

Security Division, airiood Egocial Agents Tillion C. Fasterson

and Charles A. Yosher that authority was granced for Special Agent

Arthur 3. Hooper to cestify in Superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, in the trial of Calvin Hendell Fox, which

is to begin Decenber 5, 1972.

Fas, a nember of the white extremist Secret Army

OFten on let Sitest, on September 13121072e, urns the

trial of another Sid nauer, Willien Fiancis

FBI on lay 18, 1972, planted in his business files a

• letter fron

the SAD indicating acceptance of fox as an SAO member.

As a result

of his testinony in the lañopec trial, fox has been indicted for

perjury.

n1117

1070 157-53571-74

Mr. Maronay on Septenber 21, 1972, authorized::

Special Agent Hooper to testify in the trial of Yakopec after he

had reviewed the proposed testinony of Special Agent Hooper which

refuted Fox's allezation. Ht. laroney vas advised that

Special Agent Hooper's testimony during the trial of fox vas to

be identical to chet given in the Yakopec trial.

Mc. Masoney

astronizad, spegial Agent Hooper's tastimony in line with the

proposeu testimony as described above.

If Special Agent Rooper

is quastionoù concerning otter than as discussed, he is to advise

Exit

"Baker

that in accordance with Code of Federal Regulations- Fitle 23

Bishop

Callahan

Section 10:12, such information acquired while in the perromance

Cloveland

of official duties as a Special Agent of the FBI Kennot 09972

torrad..

aisclosed unless approved by the Attorney General.

Indicional!

richarde

intomation required is to be identifiod and fuznistomsex

Jenkins

Marshall

Department in order that consideration can be given as to whether

Miller, 8.s.

Purvis

such infornation is to be disclosed.

Sugars

Hallurs

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

NOTE

Calvin Hendell Fox in May, 1972, was identified by former

Bureau informant Howard Barry Godfrey as one of the most rabid and

violent new members of the paramilitary, ultraconservative, anti-

*communist SO. Godfrey furnished information that soon after the

attempted assassination of Presidential candidate George Wallace, Fox

indicated he was going to Washington, D. C., to do some demonstrating

of his own. Investigation to develop background information and the

license number of Pox's autonobile. resulted in SA Arthur J. Hooper

and former SA Steven L. Christensen making inquiry at Fox's service

station where an employee of: Fox's looke through Fox's file cabinet

in a futile attenpt to find the license number of Fox's automobile.

As indicated above,

Fox, during testinony in the trial of Willian

Francis Yakopec, alleged the FBI had planted a document in his personal

files on 5/18/72. Fox, because of his testimony, has been indicted

for perjury. Testimony by SA Hooper, during the

Yakopec trial, and

testinony by For's forter employee, Gregory 1. Pitnan, refuted

Fox's

allegation.

This matter has been coordirated with SA James L. Williamso

of the Office of Legal. Counsel.

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Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date - 11/20/72

Calvin Hendell Fox, a member of the

white extremist Secret Army Organization

(SAO); testified 5/18/72 during trial in

superior Court, San Diego County,

San Diego, California, of William Francis

Yakopec, another SAO member, the FBI

planted in his personal files a letter

from the SAO accepting him as a member.

Fox has subsequently been indicted for

perjury for denying being an SAO member

for alleging the FBI planted material

in his personal files. Trial to

commence 12/5/72.

Departmental approval

previously obtained dealing with Yakopec

trial regarding testimony by Special

Agent Arthur J. Hooper.

Attached indicates SA Arthur J..

Hooper to receive subpoena to testify in

trial of Fox for prosecution.

Testimony

to be identical to that given during

trial of Yakopec.

This matter being coordinated with

Office of Legal Counsel and will be

discussed with Deputy Assistant Attorney.

General Kevin T. Maroney, Internal

Security Division.

San Diego will be

advised of decision regarding testimony

WCP: was

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NR

O6 SD CODE

1045 PM 11-17-72 NITEL KDV

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

NOY 181972,

TELETIFE

TO:

• ACTING DIRECTOR (ATIN: DID) (157-23577)

SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

Mar. Fis in

•in.

vir. Coloran

Mir. Clevelind

Ma. Conceal T1.

Mir:

Mr. Gali arila

Mr. Tontias

Mr. Sarcas

Mr. Vichers

Tole.

Mr. Maley

Mr. Ari Merg

Me. Hering

SEGPET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

→ }

t's

Night feistype

RE SAN DIEGO

NITEL NOVEMBER SIXTEEN LAST AND SAN DIEGO

AIRTEL TO BIREAU NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN INSTANT CAPTIONED CALVIN

6. 418046

wile fau

51

HENDELL FOX, EM DASH SAD.

INVESTIGATOR LARRY WILSON, SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICI ATTORNEY'S

OFFICE, ADVISED ON NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN INSTANT THAT SA ARTHUR JO

HOOPER WILL RECEIVE A SUBPOENA TO TESTIFY IN IHE TRIAL OF CALVIN

HENDELL FOX, SAD MEMBER, BECINNING ON DECEMBER FIFTH NEXT. SA

HOOPER WILL BE ASKED QUESTIONS. IDENTICAL TO TYOSE ASKED HIM IN

THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC RECENTLY CONCLUDED.

HE

WILL BE SUBJEC

REC-69

Assestaur lenstei Stales AttoRnei

CRATE EEQAINATION BY THE DEFET IOyE

AUSA JOHN P. NEECE, SAN DIECO, HAS BEEN ADVISED THA?

SA" HOOPER

Waited states

WILL RECEIVE SUBPOENA TO TESTIFY. A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BOAT I

WILL BE PRESENT DURING TESTIMONY BY SA HOOPER.

12 NOV 22 1972

INASMUCH AS THE QUESTIONS TO PE ASKED OF SA HOOPER 3 paTtlE eas empero

PROSECHTION ARE IDENTICAL TO THOSE APPROVED FOR HIS TESTIMONY IN

THE YAKOPEC TRIAL, "JACB, SA HOOPER WILL TESTIFY IN THE FOX TRIAL.

FOX IS CHARGED WITH PERJURY AS A RESULT OF TESTIMONY IN THE

END

7 NOV 3 0 10772

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PACE TWO

SD.157-2815

YAKOPEC TRIAL IN WHICH HE TESTIFIED THAT HE WAS NOT A MEMBER OF

THE SAO AND THAT THE FBI KAD PLANTED EVIDENCE OF HIS MEMBERSHIP

IN HIS FILES.

END:

HOLD

MR. TRANOR

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• CODE

TELETYPE

NITEL

TO SAC SAN DIEGO

FROM ACTING DIRECIOR FBI (157-23577)

OSECPET ARMY ORCANIZATION (SAD), EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RESDIEL NOVEMBER EIGHIBIN LAST.

11/20/72

1 - Mr. Dalbey

(Mr. J. L. Williamson)

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

KEVII I. MARONSY, DEPUTY ASSISTANT AITORNEY GENERAL, INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION, DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE, ON NOVIMBER IWENTY INSTANT

ADVISED EULAURITY WAS GRANTED FOR SA ARTHUR J. HCOPER TO TESTIFY

DECEMBER FIVE NEXT DURING TRIAL, OF CALVIN HERDELL FOX IN SUPERIOR

:..

COURI, SAY DISCO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, TESTIMONY IS TO BE

TELETYPE SEPTAMBER TWENTY LAST AND IN ASCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIOUS

UARECORDED CONY FILEO IN

IN LINE WITH PROPOSED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS AS SET FORTH IN SAN DIEGO

REGARDING TESTIMONY AS SET FORTH IN BUREAU TELETYPE SEPTEMBER THENTY-

ONE LAST.

SI-113

REG14 157-25577-

1 - 157-2033 (Calvin Hendell Fox)

1 - Personnel File of SA Arthur J. Hooper

WCP: a50 (6) 550

S NOY 21 1572

NOTE:

Calvin Hendell Fox was a member of the SAO, a paramilitary

anticonmunist, white extremist group.

Investigation of Fox institut

ray, 1972, as he hurriedly departed for Washington, D. C., and it ve

Ecared he intended harm to either high Government officials or to tr

assailant of Presidential candidate Governor George Mallace. Fox hu

been indicted for denying that he was an SAO member and for claiming

tie Ful planted a document in his personal files on 5/18/72. These

allegations against bureau made during testimony by Fox at trial of

•179

on —

TELETYPE UNIT LE

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carter

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TELETYPE TO SAN DIEGO

RE: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

157-23577

NOTE. CONTINUED:

another SAO member, William Francis Yakopec. SA Arthur J. Hooper

of San Diego testified auring trial of Yakopec to refut? allegation

by Fox with Departmental approval. San Diego teletype 9/20/72 set

forth proposed questions and answers regarding SA Hooper's testimony

in the

Yakopec trial. Bureau teletype 9/21/72 set forth limitations

regarding testimony of SA Hooper and instructions regarcing action

if additional infornation required. This matter has been coordirate:

with SA Janes

L. Willianson, Office of Legal Counsel.

sAs Willian C

Patterson and harles A. Mosher conferred with Kevin I. Maroney,

Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division, on

11/20/72.

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 3 (Re: Secret Army Organization)

Volume IV

Access

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TO

UROM :

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL MORM NO. 10

JULY IOTS EDITION

OSA SPUR LET CARI 101-18.8

UNITED STATES GOVLRINMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

DATE: 12/4/75

SUPV. ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM • SAO

At 10:15 AM, on 12/4775,

MILTON VICAST telephonically

self-described himself as afree-lance writer for a literary

Valley Inn, Room 359, San Diego, telephone 298-8281.

•VIORST volunteered that he is aware of the provisions

of the Freedom of Information Act and he does not feel they

apply to the purpose of his call.

VIORST said he is interested

in doing a "Human Interest"

magazine article on the SAO and

in connection therewith requested authorization to interview

SAs PETERSEN and NAYLOR concerning the SAO.

VIORST is aware there is a civil suit pending against

some Agents in the San Diego Division as a result of the S40

rights in the civil sult.

VIORST was courteously informed that circumstances

caused his request to be denied.

On 12/4/75, the above facts were telephonically.

furnished for informational purposes only to Mr. PERKS of the

External Affairs Division at the Bureau and who agreed with

the decision and felt no correspondence.was necessary to the

Bareau in this matter.

3

San Diego

AJreejt

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• ruses lur lerformant Repors or Har

Date prepared

2/11/75

,,a resuivod

Reccived from (name or symbol number)

Received by

11175

INFORMANT

54 Care on Relicen

se dad ul dolivery

(check appropriate blocks)

aJ in person

_ by telephone

Xi by mail

orally

a ritten by Informant

sadily turnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

susated

recording device

Date of Report

- 2/1/25:

Date(s) of activity

trudicribed

i'senticated

y ititomiant

2/1/75

ari doscription of activity or inaterial

1/1/75

1/31/75

soon

File where original is located if not attached

170÷512.4

• DIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIP.11 E

•CLEYCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED

Information recorded on a card index by

..on date

(5E33719:

+ 70-5127-366

1-157-152 CroCkly)

1-157-3487 (Dennis for)

15157-2898 (Timaat, Kucht)

1-170-286 (Nopey)

1-157-3087 GueRishne

1-157-4557 Chem Mity

10157-4587 (vcc)

715

153 = 3012 CHenge Hoor,

1815 <5A0

(13)

Block Stamp

157-2915-425

SEALE TEAS VET

FED 1010"

1225

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Report by MaRANT

Palruary 1, 1975

SUBJECT: Fon Eddy; George Mitchell Hoover.

It has been ascertained that at this time Ron Eddy of Poway

is not interested in trying to form or lead any type of security force

for any right-wing extremist group. When asked by James K. Warner

01 Los Angeles (via Dennis LOSO of Escondido) if he would do this,

Eddy stated that he would llke to see the formation of a security

Force with teeth in lt but does not consider himself to be enough

of a leader to do it himsell.

While declining to lead a Security Force, Eddy did say thai

the only way to stop fBI infiltration of rightist groups would be

sox one of the infiltrators to "wind up in the river" someday. Eddy

is positive that Iom Knight's San Diego unit of the Nazi Party has

a regular FBI infiltrator. The only three men of whom he is not. eus

picious are Mickey Walefield, Ray Wilson and Gerald Smith. Said Eddy,

"Those three men aropped out of the thing and so I figure they're okay

bựt you can bet that the fink is still in there pushing".

Ioso said that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godfrey

should be leared and they should be telephoned and intimidated.

Eddy said he thinks such intimidations would be a waste of time and

that people like Godfrey should

be killed. Mickey Wakefield of San

Marcos went along with iday's suggestion. Ron Eddy also mentioned

having had an encounter with an FBI agent named Peterson in San Diego

but did not elaborate.

Eddy firmly believes that any man who commits himself to one

organization in the Far Right should not be involved with others.

He says he would be very suspicious of anyone mho is. He is also

somewhat suspicious of Tom Knight. He says that Joe Brinker gave

Knight the name of a man interested in Nazism and two weeks later

the FBI interviered the man. Also, Eddy wonders how Knight

saved

his federal job in the face of his continued Nazi activities. Eddy

Leels that any regular rightiet extremist who stays on with the fazi

Party now ruut warrant heavy suspicion of being an ill informant.

On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Fon Eidy net Tom Metzger Of

Fallbrook for the first time. letzger shower judy some pictures and

slides of lew Christian Crusade activities aud the two seemed to hit

it off pretty well. Metzger told Eddy, Wakerield and loso of a viait

he received at his home on January 17, 1975 from agents of the Istemal

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George Mitchell Hoover

Here is one last bit of information. The New Christian Crusade

people are very concerned about the imprisonment of George Hoover of

the Secret army Organization.

At one of their banquets the NCC had

four unoccupied places set at the table which were in honor of four

men whom they hold to be absent heroes. These four men were Joe Mccar

George Hoover, Charles Lindbergh and a man named R. Miles.

Anyway, it has been learned that a man whom lom Metzger knows

¿s going to take a dossier of the Hoover case to some congressran

In Washington, D.C. who is part of a committee currently scheduled

• to investigate the FBI. The dossier consists of newspaper clippings

and other material pertaining to Hoover's activities in the SAO, his

arrest, conviction, appeal, etc. They are hoping to stir up a big

publicity stink to give the FBI a bad name due to Barry Godfrey's

activities and in so doing hope to effect an eventual release of Hoove:

{rom

¡Prison. By the way, the He people do not refer to Hoover by.

his correct name. For some reason they all call him Mickey Hoover.

That is about all for now. I hope this will be of some nelp

GO YOU.

INFORMANT

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4..

Coyer Sheet for Informant Report or Ho

F2-301 (Her. 9-3041991

1

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

12/12/77

JASFORMANT

Hothod of

(check appropriate blocks)

-

in person

by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

X by mail

orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

12/9/24

Brief description of activity or material

No picketing at boder 2/5/27

Date prepured

12/26/77

Received by

SA. Earl in Pelene

recording device

Date of Report

-12/9/77

Datels) of activity

If written by Informast

12/5/24

File where original is located if not auached

120 - 5127

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

1-170-512A-350

1-157-4547 (NCc)

1- 157-4557 (TomBetyge)

Further dissemination left

ti ricining offices.

2- Los Angeles (Rich hostn KRM)

1-157-3138 (VICWALTEN)

1-157-2521 (Bill MILLER

1- 157-25(8SWA8)

1-157-1254 (Tox Rebellin Gmatter)

1- 157-3220

SNitined Stiles Rights Party

(-157-81618

(MCC)

0-157-2815

(5A0)

1-157-3498

(WeSLEY Funds)

Block Stamp

157-2815-424

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SUBJEOTS: NO pic'se

sorder; thoughts on NCS; Wei

ounds.

Here is some more Infornation regarding the lational Christian Crusade picked

which took place it the U.S.-'axico border in San Isidro on December 8, 1974. CE

the 16 men who took part in this uniformed picket, 10 were from the San Diego area

and 6 vere from los ingeles. It was nistakenly stated in yesterday's report on this.

• demonstration that 10 of the men were identified. In reality, 11 were fully identica.

1 partially identified, and 4 unidentified. The 4 unidertified were all from L...

• Also, the members of this picket were divided into tvo contingents, los ingeles

and San Diego. Commanding the San Diego group was Tom letzger of Fallbrook and in

charge of the Lai, men was Rick Norton. Also, Norton was in overall command of the

operation.

Two other things which were not mentioned in the earlier report are as ¿ollons.

First, orton told his ten that if attacked, they should form into a back to back

square and "let her rio". Also, after the conclusion of the deronstration, fortor.

conducted a very brief prayer.

As to my thoughts on the iCC, I feel that this group has the potentiel to

comrand much more support from a broader base of people than most of the righting

extremist groups. It

seens significant to this informant thet men like Vic dalton

and Bill Miller would actually get up the nerve to take to the streets in unifor

a thing they never did for the Nazi Party although both supported it.

It is also soteworthy that the iCe was able to draw supporters from so many

other extremist groups. Taking part in this demonstration were elements fron the

Nazi Party, the lar Rebellion Connittee, the National States Rights Party, the MinistI.

of Christ Church and the old Secret irmy Organization.

Also, this group does not automatically get adverse responses fron the public

In the streets. Indeed, many fassersby indicated their support for the group's airs

In the demonstration of the Sth. The leadership is more intelligent and more

approachable than that of groups Ilke the NSWPP or MCC. They more easily establict

& good rapport with the public in general and are not so blunt in stating their racier.

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Wesley Bornis

It has boen learned that iles Rounds is losing money on his Californian lotel

In Escondido. He 1s seriously considering purchasing a notel in whick closed circui

television featuring I-rated movies is present. He says this is a real roney raker

and he just might be compelled to go that route.

That is all for now.

INFORMANT

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3121

SAC (157 -Ed3)

SA Earl'M. Petersen

8/6/74

Jerry Eusche

The attached letter was obtained from Detective Les Oberlies.

San

siego Police Department, ISU, on 7/19/74.

The letter is self explanitory and indicates that "erry Busch

Is furnishing information to the Door. la probably furnished

the infornation that the Door has printed. in the past about

the Secret Army Organization,

Barry Godfrey and the right wing in

general=

170-225 (Godfrey)

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100-14943 (Door)

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Bellingem i

W11, 950795

Hug 5, 1923

But Raci

The Door

PO, Bai 2029

Son Diary. Call galla.

Well, here it dis

he delay, a tetely en so .

gast desperate to made man gise

-

Saty Data

20g6C

I first sow, but was sat introduced to Holed

Barry Godfrey at the Stardust Motel San

Diego Gun Shiao in September, 1969:

caine frequently to this booth, during the

Three dais or the shion: On. There secasions

he warld "walls through the show" with ile.

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content of!.

conversations.

In November, 1919.

I was asked to go

on a "soft penetration". for datelligence

gatering purposes, with. Godtrey 1 1a5

asked to make a report on Godfrey's

roduced to me only as "Barry"":

We met at a SaDis tavern, then

Arrow, Cluban El. Cajon

from

there we drove. To: the Lake Elsinore

area" and visited the lionie: of an

elderly gentleman, whese Mame and

importance I have forgotten.

for someone who was supposed to be

öm "intelligence typi", Godfrey im-

pressed me as ill-fitted for He pole.

He alternately exhibited physica!

This and best which t wary his

Classify as; " sly or Sneaky. a

nervousness a cowardice and 3)

awareness af personal guitt. All of

these, dispite the fact we were

breaking no laws, doing no harm and

in the house at the mutation of its

owner,

Fallowing the "interview", we left the

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'ubji

house and iF

Fovered.

that'

were-being followe! Re-

luctandly a and that's the only way I

Candescribe Godfrey's adt/lude

he followed my instructions to-try

To shake our

surv 2y085, Mormalli,

I our fairly compet this tineakinint

works. Even though we doubled back.

on; the car Following us and pulled

nito, a seivice stations the car was

Da bind us again in ire saiered the Freeway Sosthoud.

Godfrey "paniced" then, increasing his

speed and driving directly To san

Diego and tà a Chinese restaurant where

We met his superior, Bill Clay,

In retrospect, wherein we all become geniuses,

I con conclude that Thie survelliance team.

Following us that night. consisted of

special Agent Patersen as Christiansen.

And other fBit Storm troopers, That

Godfrey's reluctance and panic came

from his bear of doing any fling counter

to his instructions fham his employers

(Hie FBI),

During the period of: November, 1969 to

Samman of 1921, Howard Gadfrey Frequently

came to Gunsmoke Ranch on weekends

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Shootin

were pracjicad.r.

creation

these visits, which

• Were aliens brief lastin

Mon chors- he would take is

Hoover on Wir Jerry hyan Davis

asida. For quiet conversationa.

Mysel!

It was during this time that I

Learned he had been appointed

"Director of Intelligence" For the Son

Diego area sector of the Minutemen

In CRugust of 197l. Goofrey Cameto

my apariment and requested. I verify

addresses and phoi z. rum/aers: For a

Series of marias dr had on 345 note

eit on i tell to de network".

Sigretti -posing as "Don Simms" - visited

Gunamika Reach and, although supposedly

"not knowing each other", they spoke

together, on at least one occasion, in

a manner similai to the conversations

Godeney had previously held with this

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Hoover

and His. Divis.

Folloming tea "Casual converantions":

between we spectators at a shooting

mätchy. mr October, 1921, Godfrey

Canne up with bizarre ideas te

"Tale care of these Rec punks" if

the Republican Convention evas held m

SanDiago: Also, anumber of us

received literature on a new group,

The SAo, My Flenry and I were

Ten specific mstructions not to

involve ourselves in any way with

the sno, Mai Floury continued. to

receive sno literature (unasked). a!-

Though I did not.

Some of Godfrey's iders includia:

to The use of Massine foseages of LSD!

ajanide on strycnne introduces into

the punch at anti-wan groups meetings.

Bombing of Vaw ladquarters, thie

Guild theatre and generas porno shops.

Bi Bombings of the homes off offices

of anti-was leaders:

Kidnaping. as assassmotion. af anti-was

Leaders and actirists..

5a: Fire bonbig of velicks and of les

property belonging to Anti-war ectivistsi

NOTE: Our general attitude to wand Godieg

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and his

roposals af that time

WaS;

"He's a

King till!!

Code rember and Dicember de 19711.

Ideas" had soliditied

along with the decision to hold the Re-

publican Convention in SonDiego: Mis

Other ideas having been rejected I have

a strong suspicion That Some of Them Were

carried out or airempted by Godfrey) he

Some sire Coins Trict

radiö controlled, Freeflight model airplanes

To carly. payloads. of is and white;

phosphords, to be Flown over Vacate

Island and detonated when We Hooven

Mr Fleury and a heard of this idea we

Ryacted the posstbili ani of vaná.

Godfrey likewise attempied to moire

others in a conspliace to mienu factune

a similar aurcraft, loaded with TNT a

Cy plastique, to be flown into Aus

Force

as it landed at Lindberg Field

an El Toro Marine Air Base at San Clemente

When I heard remo of This, I expressed

Tie apinion that Gadfrey had lost his mind te

ever suggest anything as

attempt on the life of the prisint I

Earth stajed that if I ever received

mợr natien that lie was actually proceeding

worle report it to the Secret Seivice,

NIW/

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10.

Audin Mr. Hearer pressed. g4

In retr 5a

it apprari

the this condit here Sound

Swing this time I also hearined Godfry

was "Son Diego Leader" of the 590?

He SONore

assassmate Dr. and Ms

Hand, Ned von Valkendegs Peter sawi

and othes Chiti-was headers. Again he

Was refused by everyone le contacted.

On famongbi 1g7s, the attack was

made on Peter Banese home by Godfrey

and someone else whose kentity as yet

remains unknowni

• 1.11:

on Februay, 1979, ontwo Occassions,

That's wiene fired at Me Richard Flerry

Of his home, the; like Hoover ando,

had refused to go along with any of

Godfrey's wild ideas

My apantweit m San Diego was under

suspeliance. ly someon Ondo was

firso at on one occassion where & was

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041: 9:1

Tract on you th

No sooner was this said thom

Godfre lagan to pressure me to

return to my apertineni. Chle had

told wir Hower not to tell me

about the "contract" or the sur-

kelliance; but Malored. dies s

reflacted that outside of Mr;

staying. I

thus conclided

it was he and as members of his

Chey his clan hat serene reline"

at Mr sheum and gade mijack.

Therefore, on March 2, 197s, I left

DanDiego Gounty and the lented States

in Peas of my fife, (On can not,

after all, protect once? from a

hidden assassin In. light of WhaT

has trans pined since, I have mien

maned out of the ara lver since.

Sane hage this will helps Bith?

i Beat af luck,

Ps. Hill, tuat ties

eng sin

today (Friday, 7-6) with'

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Of this 213

i !.

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Date prepured

6/12/1x-

Received by

Disle sccrived

Received from (name or symbol number)

6/17/77

INFORMANT

Hothod of delivery

(ciece appropriate blocks)

in person

_ by telephone

Joy mail

if orally furnished and recuced to wnting by Agent:

Date

Dictated

.to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

6/13/24

Brief description of activity or material

safire MCC

Morally

recording device

Date of Report

6/13/77

Date(s) of activity

& written by Inica

Pose Gmitict.

File where original is located ifnot awacss

170-512.9

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED SY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

. on date -

Remarks:

(/)

(/)

(1)

(

170-512A: - 28/

157-4323

(PEC5)

105-6730

(RE FATER,'

105-7470

(JDI)

157-4340

(LIESPTY A'ENDIENT)

157-4168 (MCC)

157-23 (NST22)

157-4024

(ELLEN FDAIS)

157-44÷8

(AL ALDINGER)

151-5018

(JOSEPE BENINTENDE

157-2527

(FERRISE BRINKER)

157-3484

(JRLIST BRINNER)

157-3097

157-4019

157-4076

(ROBERT BRCH:)

(DERE CAMPERAT)

157-2337

157-152

157-4449

157-3300

157-4269

157-4431

(ROM EDDY)

(JOES FINT, JR.)

(P.=.

CAVIN)

(2318

GEDDIS)

(NELLY JORDSON)

Inde t 157-7185

PossE Camitatus

JACK FREDERICA

Block Stamp

157-2815-487

iM......

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157-4407

157-2593

157-4450

157-3÷87

157-4131

157-2521

257-4273

157-4553

157-3498

257-4274

157-1275

157-4252

157-4271

157-4029

157-11546

157-201

157-4248

257-4266

157-2610

• 157-3138

157-2524

157-2545

(DE. CHARLES WELT KENDALL)

(THORS FRANKLIN KNIGHT)

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

(DENNIS LOSO)

(CHARLES KIRTIN)

(DAVID "DILL" MILLER)

(ANN NATTER)

(HILLIA PROBERT)

(ROBERT RAMBURN

(WESLEY ROUNDS)

(HIE. KARL SACK)

(NES. KARL SACK)

(CARI SCHLIIDT)

DONALD SEABURG,

(PRT SHCOT)

(J..

ANDREN SINPSON)

(GERALD SMITH)

(GEOPGE UDSARY)

(MARY UDSARY)

(MICKEY WAKEFIELD)

(VICTOR WALTON)

(GEPALDINE WATSON)

(RAY MINSON)

157-2506

157-4447

BARBARA HUTCHINSON

157-4545

(CHAUNCEY CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-4923

(ARNOLD DRESSEN)

157-3169

(DONNA LEE ILARTLEY)

157-3170 (CALVIN FOX)

157-3121 Brische

157-2933.

157-2815 (SAO):

i57-3017 (Horre) -

157-

sergine

157-

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st by INFORMANT

Jul

1974

PCT: Posse

Conitatus.

During the last two years this informant has spent a great deal

ime studying the tactics, personalities and stated goals of both

National Socialist White People's Farty and the Ministry of Christ

ich. Until recently I considered the liSiPP to be more of a threat

he security of peace and law in the United States than the Nce but

events of recent months have caused me to change my view of these

groups about 180 degrees. I now regard the tich to be a far greater

sce than the is'fp is likely ever to become.

The main reason for my change of relative attitudes toward these

groups has been the incrcased preoccupation of certain MCC members.

• Posse comitatus. Also known as the Christian Posse Association,

a organization serves as the paramilitary arm of the NOC. The goals

its most ardent activists seem to be very similar to those of the

is but their tactics are quite different. Instead of wrapping them-

res in the swastika, they uphold the Christian Cross as their symbol.

ike the head-on street clashes which many of the lazis seem to relish,

bers of

Posse Conitatus generally tend

to preier being secretive ara

destine in their operations. They generally seem to fancy themselves

pe revolutionaries and as fanatical as some of them appear, I believe

potential exists or the Posse to become a truly revolutionary group.

Dennis Loso was at one vime a major financial supporter of the

PP. He has renounced that coup since 1972 but not because of its

poses but only because he considers it to be ineffective. He is now

edicated supportor of the lico and its national leader, "illiam Gale.

• almost never misses an ICC meeting in San Diego, frequently visits

Glendale meetings of MCC, and more recently attended the MCC seminar

kanassa Ranch in Mariposa. If loso is not already an officer within

se Conitatus, then the potential certainly exists for him to become

•. Loso is also an admirer of Jack Fredericks and vas just elected to

San Diego County Central Conniutco of the Amorican Independent Party.

Welt Kendall, another ex-Nazi, supporter who has turned to the Mcc,

also a potential activist fox Posse Conitatus. Rendall attends perhaps

#of Gale's meetings in San Diego and is definitely not bothered by

prosocat of using violence to attain political goals. He once sug-

ded that sherifi John Duffy of San Diego County should be assassinated.

Jerry Busch, a..a. Marl Roverts, is another man to watch. He

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...

itside the realm of norm

correspondence. Two-ve

radio contact

cens to be his favorito. Busch once statod his desire to murder Deputy

totrict Attorney Hewicker of San Diego. Busch is very suspicious

al paranoid of everyone..

Sian iclade, former Secret Arny Organisation affiliate, is definiti

1 the osse Comitatus picture. He occasionally attende MCC meetings

San Diego, i friend of George Hoover, lcDade made a fechle vrite-in

ampaign for sherifi against Jonn Duffy but it never amounted to much.

bond the ano suppost be troived come iron affiliates of the Posse.

Joe and Harriet Brinkar are almost sure to be members of Posse

mitatus. Iong time supporters of the MCC, they never miss a mecting

* other l0C activity and have oîten driven long distances across country

ast to participate in such events. Herriet is definitely the brains

i this pair. In spite of their very radical political stance, however,

his infomant does noi consider either one of them to be capable of a

reneditated act of violence.

George letzger seems to be very deeply involved in Posse Comitatus.

= is an organizer, a "take charge" man and a pretty good speaker both

-private and before groups. He is

not aynamic but speaks carefully....

liberately and

with an aix of sincarity and believability. Certainly

is actions should be observed.

• Joe Reedy is a close associate of Metzger. He seldom has much to

y and appears meraly to be a faithiul follower no would be willing

go along with whatever the others decide.

Bill Willer is very closely tied with the MCC and has been för a

ng time. However, he is definitoly not the violent type. He tapes

'ery one of Gale's sermons and neves misses a meeting. Gerald Smith

cled Miller out. of

the NSWPP because he considered him to be cowardly.

i more interested in promoting the ICC than the NS"P?.

Ron Edãy is a man who owea allegiance to no particular group or

ader but who could very likely becone involved in a group like Posse

mitatus. He has been a long time supporter, if a sporadic one, of

e I'SHPP. At one time Eddy was a Gale follower but he has had nothing

i do with the lice since 1972 because ha now considers Gale to be a phony.

an sure that lady would have no scruples at all about assassination

"he thought the chances of getting away with it to be feasible. "e

distrustful of organizations but just this very night statea that

I any good is to be donc, then we must have a certain amount of orcar-

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'don

FagC 3

Eddy stated, however, that he is very distrustful of anyone whom

he has not known for a very long time and would definitely do some exter-

sive clicire lute a person's background before trusting him as a

con-

federate in any terririst activity. Eddy seems to enjoy violence but

he is also a clever, intelligent man and should never be underestinated.

I regard him as being one of the most dangerous people named in this

report even though I do not believe him to be a member of Posse Comitatus

as yet.

Vic Walton is another figure who is likely to have a hand in the

organization of Posse Comitatus in San Diego County. This attorney,

in this informant's opinion, presents no threat of physical violence

whatever but he serves as a sort of liaison man. between the various

right-wing extremist groups in the southern Califomia area. He is

intelligent and

seems to be fairly well off financially. Through rim

many others can be reached as Walton has been involved with people in

the NipP, the MCC, the SAO, Conparet's group and virtually any other

extremist outfit in the right-wing which one might think of in this area.

I hope this report will give you some idea as to the current status

of Posse comitatus in San Diego County. At least I believe it to be a

fairly accurate description of some of the prime-movers

of Posse Comitaiü

as of the present. Due to the more underground nature of this group,

It is more difficult to keep tabs on than is the openly Nazi Party.

However, as this organizational arn of the MCC makes the attempt to

establish itself as a force to be reckoned with and to consolidate

whatever power it might gain, certain characteristics of it are bound

to surface and becone more clear. This informant will do his best to

learn as much about this emerging group as quickly as possible and to

relay the information to you as accurately as can be done. One thing

seens to be very certain and that is that San Diego County seems to be

extrenely fertile soil for the flourishing of a group like Posse Comitatu

That is all for now.

INFORMAN

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Dole sereived

ded foom (num or symbul number)

5/3/27

INFORMANT

Mashod ol délivery

ichick approprinto blocks)

a in person

I by teliphone

→ by mnil

Is orally famished and reduced to iriling by agent:

Date

Dictaled

1/6/240 Sue 7ix

4/5/27

Gorally

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infern:an!

Brief description of activity or maierial

MCC. Muting 3/28/7x-50

sved by

IStenem Citine

&! recording device

Date of Repor

4/5/7x

Datels) of activity

sTitten by!

3/28/74

File where originai is located ifaotat:

170-5447

& INDINIDUALS DES CHATED BY AN ASTERISE TE DALS ETENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTIE:

VIOLENCE OR REIOLUTIONARY ACTWITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomacion recorded on a card index by -

_on date -

Remar's:

170-544,4-

157-4323

(AECJ)

105-6730

(aI,

FATAN)

105-7470

(JDI)

157-4340

(LIBERTY AMENDUENT)

157-4168

(MCC)

157-28

(NSX2P)

157-4024

(ELLEN

ADAMS)

157-4448

¡AL ALDINGER)

157-3018

(JOSEPS BENINTENDE).

157-2527

(5)

(/)

(HARPIZE BRINKER)

157-3484

(JANET BRINKER)

157-3087 (JOSEPH BRINKER)

157-4019

(ROBERT BROANI

157-4076

(BERT CARPERAT)

157-2897 (WILLIAN DOMASK)

157-152 (RON EDDY)

157-4449

GOLN FINN, JR..

157-3300

(P.T. GAVIN)

157-4269

(KENT GEDDIS)

(

157-4434

(NELLY JORTSON)

1- 170-286 (Arry)

2- LOSANGELES (157-7775 (RM)

EMBiG

(19)

INDEX 70 157-4168

ChristiAn -Defense Leaguel

• CPLIFORNIG. RALFERS

Colonel HILLIGMRALE

(BACKgrOunD)

TAX EXPO 715-6/74

I receiving office.

Block Stamp

157-2815-416

SEARCHIN

PR 1 ' 1971

FBI - SAN DiEGO

164-

.. ....

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157-4401

CHARLES RELT KENDAI

157-2899

(T

O.RS FRANKLIN XNIGHT)

157-4450

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

157-3÷87

(DENNIS LOSO)

157-4131

(CHARLES MARTIN)

157-2521 (DAVID "BILL" MILLER)

157-4443 (ANN NETTER)

157-4273

(WILLIAI PROBERT)

157-4553

(ROSERT PATBURN)

157-3498

(NESLEY ROUNDS)

157-4274

HI. KARL SACK)

157-4275

(rS. KARL SACK)

157- 4252

(CARI SCHUIDT)

157-4271

(DOKALD SEABURG)

157-4029

(ART SEOOT)

157-4548

(J. ÄNDREN SIMPSON)

257-201

(GEPALD SMITH)

:157-42÷8

(GEORGE UDBARY)

157-4266

(MARY UDBARY)

157-2610

(MICREY NEKEFIELD)

•157-3138

(VICTOR WALTON)

157-2524

(GERALDINE WATSON)

157-2545

(RAX NILSCH)

157-2506

157-4447

(JaCK

• ZIMEPLAN)

BARBARA HUTCHINSON)

157-4545

(CHAUNCRY CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-4023

(ARNOLD DRESSEN)

157-3169

(DONNA LEE MARTLEY)

157-3170

(CALVIN FOX)

157-4446

LJUNATHAN.

157-3001

eny fgun dovis).

157-2815

LSAO

• irämne

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Report by INFORMANT

Meeting of Colonel WILLIAM GALE at

O'Neira Hall on the Evening of

March 28, 1974, San Diego, California

4/5/74

Approximately 75 persons were present at that

meeting. It included, among others, GEORGE UDVARY,

VICTOR B. WALTON, MICKEY WAKEFIELD, J. ANDREW SIMPSON,

ELLEN ADAMS, BILI MILLER, JONATHAN WEST, JOE BRINKER,

HARRIET BRINKER, JANET BRINKER, COlonel VILLIAM GALE, ANN

NUTTER, and others who are very old and very inactive.

There were a number of individuals present who are as yet

unknown to me.

GEORGE UDVARY does not seem to have made his

move yet--permanent move out of the area. He's still in

process, I believe, as best I can tell at this time. MICKEY

WAKEFIELD came down from Escondido, was hoping to run

Into some of his para-military friends, one or two of whom

did not evidently arrive. He did run into VICTOR WALTON

who he' is close to. BILL MILLER was there and very involved--

on the surface at least. ELLEN ADAMS was distributing

literature. JOE and HARRIET BRINKER came in from Escondido

and of course are primarily responsible for putting on that

monthly meeting and so they were working with that.

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There was security that night-more so than

would ordinarily be expected. A fellow by the name of

DENNIS was inside wiüh a 23-channel, five watt Citizens Band

walkie-talkie, Realistic brand, sold by Radio Shack. He

kept monitoring another individual whose name I do not have

who was outside. He had a two or three channel Citizens

Band walkie-talkie, Midland brand, and they were checking

to see if anyone would give them any trouble. This was

because of a publication that indicated where their meeting

would be held. They didn't indicate what they would do if

such trouble arrived.

Colonel GALE discussed an article on himself and

the identity movement as wiitten up in Volume V, Issue 14,

of a bi-monthly publication, called the San Diego Door.

I believe thai's a March, 1974 issue. Colonel GALE read

directly from the article and made comments and corrections

as he went.

• He said, now I will read--follow this and read as

much as possible that seems relevant. He read fxom the

• article: "But the public meetings are only part of the

• package. Whenever GALE speaks, he recruits followers into

the para-military part of his organization. That part is

called 'Identity' and has so far incorporated many old

Minutemen and secret army elements in Southern California."

To that, Colonel GALE indicated that "Identity"

was the name of his church publication--he thought it was

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very humorous. that they thought it was something else.

The term is used to describe their philosophy.

The para-military part of their operation is under

such titles as the "Christian Posse Association."

I will make another quote here from the publication:

"JERRY LYNN DAVIS, the ex-head of the SAO in California,

has been reported at GALE's public meetings." According

to MICKEY WAKEFIELD who was sitting next to me during this

meeting, DAVIS had not, as far as he knew, ever been to a

San Diego meeting.

Another quote Colonel GALE made: "Identity is

organized in similar fashion to other underground organizations-

i small cells communicate through a series of

intermediaries

and blind post office boxes." Golonel GALE did not comment

further; however, the mailing network for the rational tape

groups, the Christian Posse Association groups, and the

amateur radio network are the primary communication links

Of GALE's group.

• Another quote Colonel GALE made from the articie:

"In San Diego, GALE can be heard speaking to his congregation

on the fourth Thursday of every month at the O'Neira Club

on Holly Street" or something of that nature "between 34th

and 35th Streets, one block south of Adams Avenue." The

street was incorrectly quoted--it's Hawley, and Colonel

GALE made an observation on that, indicating he thought

the information was transferred to the person at this publication

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by telephone and that he figured, he had that all figured

out that way because the person must have misunderstood

the name and got it wrong.

The next quote from the publication: "According

to one law enforcement source, Identity has about 50 members

In the San Diego area, including members of the San Diego

Sheriff's Department and reserve police officers." Colonel

GALE indicated support from and for law enforcement-indicated

he has an assistant pastor in Glendale who has an important

position in the los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, and

that he claims support from a number of law enforcement

areas.

Another quote he indicated: "As for GALE, he

, pretends to be a minister of his church and operates through

it as his front. GALE was one of the driving forces behind

the militant Christian Defense League (CDL) in the 60's.

He had formed the small California Rangers in the late 50's.

The California State Attorney General's Office described

the Rangers as," then they put a quote in here, in this article,

" 'A secret underground guerrilla force, linked with other

non-military organizations by a common ideology and leader-

ship.'

Colonel GALE indicated at this meeting the Rangers

vere registered with the state and had support of California

law enforcement.

Another quote from the article that the Colonel

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made: "GALE's

strategy to recruit member-

through veterans

organizations was thwarted in 1963 when the long Beach Press

Telegram exposed his efforts to convert the American Legion

Post in Signal Hill into a Ranger front. It was after this

that one of the Rangers was arrested for selling a machine

gun and a stem gun to undercover agents." Colonel GALE

indicated that he was involved to some extent with this

particular post, with this particular veterans group, that

he transferred from the Hollywood post. Also, he said that

the Ranger's, that particular

Ranger's arrest, was an

entrapment and an unfortunate error on that Ranger's part.

Another quote he made: "The CDI was quite an

• organization when GALE was a part of it. It grew to

include the Klan, the National States' Rights Party, and

many other Right Wing groups." Colonel GALE admitted

connection with the Christian Defense League, indicating

that he was very active.

Another quote: GALE has ample experience to

found a para-military organization. In addition to more

than 20 years involvement in right wing circles, GALE is

a retired Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Army. He served with

the MAC ARTHUR command after World War. II in the counter-

insurgency staff," and it goes on. But Colonel GALE corrected

this counter-insurgency information. He indicated that he

was on the staff of MAC ARTIUR in Japan, but previous to

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that was when

he was involved in counter- insurgency and

that was with the guerrilla activities in the Philippines,.

which was also indicated in this article.

Then, another interesting thing, he quoted: "The

SAO was in large part organized by HOWARD B. GODFREY, an

FBI Agent." He didn't have arything notable to say about

GODFREY.

Actually, one of the things he indicated, too,

in this discussion of his was that there is a lot of diffi-

culty getting different right wing groups to cooperate in

a military fashion and that that is very necessary and I

get the impression that he is attempting and wishes to whip

these groups into line in a really efficiènt military manner

that will be very effective and efficient. 'That is the pri-

mary problem. He also indicated his willingness to cooperate

with law enforcement, of course on his terms no doubt;

and he said he was ready and they were ready to face those

Jews and their articles and their so-called

exposes and

whatever else they might happen to want to do; that they

are ready to communicate with their people and take care of

anyone who gives them any trouble. He indicated that he

had communication links all over--that

Exom his car he

could talk immediately with his link in Saugus--I don't

know what link he was referring to, but it was in Saugus,

and in Glendale and other areas like that, which he mentioned.

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That covers much of his comments at that particu-

lar meeting. There was quite a lot of response--the people

enjoyed that immensely. It was a reaction

similar to a

grandstanding and I think he was milking it for all he

could get.

J. ANDREW SILIPSON resides at 229 Kalmia Street,

San Diego, California 92101, telephone number in San Diego

232-5658.

There were some questions and answers during

this session. JOE BRINKER was passing out blank piaces

of paper so that people could write their comments and

questions on the papers which were then passed up to Colonel

GALE. Along with those blank pieces of paper, JOE BRINKER

had a throw-away on the tax revolt. The heading was "Sunny

• San Diego Invites You to 1974's Biggest Tax Expo" and then

another heading, "Tax Foes Tell Why and How They Stopped

Paying Income Fax," etc., etc. It talked about meetings in

the San Diego area on that. Registration forms for special

get-togethers, in this case, Sheraton Inn-Airport on

Friday, April 5th and Saturday, April 6th, 7 PoM. to Il Poll.

on Fxiday, April Sth; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday, April 6th.

For those who wish to write for information, they'a write to

(for registration or information) to Tax Expo, 1570 Lily .

Avenue, El Cajon, California 92021. Now whether this point

was being stressed more by JOE BRINKER or whether it was also

under

the tacit approval of Colonel GALE, I do not know.

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Among the other literature and material which was

picked up at that meeting, I acquired an application for

the Identity seminars, "Second and Third National Identity

Seminars, Manasseh Ranch, California, Ministry of Christ

Church. Second Seminar dates are Saturday, the 26th of

April through Tuesday, the 30th of April, 1974. Third

Seminar dates are Saturday, the 29th of June through

Tuesday the 2nd of July; 1974. Attendance by accepted

'application only--not open to the public.". (They make that

a stressed point in this.) "Manasseh Ranch is the national

headquarters for the Identity Movement of the Ministry of

Christ Church. It is located in the gold Mother Lode area

s of california. Altitude in nearly 3,000 feet in the high

Sierra Nevada Mountains. No sleeping facilities are available

so those attending should bring a motor home, camp trailer,

camper truck, or travel trailer. If you do not own one,

they can be rented for a nominal fee. Since bath and toilet.

facilities are limited, self-contained recreational vehicles

are preferable. You must also bring your own food supply,

except that we will have a small commissary to supplement

your needs--eggs, bread, butter, potatoes, canned foods,

etc. Children will be the responsibility of the parents,

although it is possible to arrange for a child care period

among those who attend. This can be organized after your

arrival. Directions to Manasseh Ranch will be mailed to

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you upon receip

of and acceptance of yo

application to

attend. (Please cut off at perforated line and mail appli-.

cation to P. O. Box 423, Glendale, California 91209. Pleasé

give the information requested on the application form.)"

Underneath the application: "We wish to attend the Identity

Seminar at Manasseh Ranch as indicated. Please place check-

mark in the appropriate seminar space." Second Seminar

or Third Seminar indicated for placement of the mark.

Following they say, "Religious services begin on Saturday,

so arrivals should be prior to those dates." They ask the

number öf adults, number of children, ages of children,

type of recreation vehicle (tent camper; truck camper, motor

home, travel trailer), then they indicate here, "We hereby

relieve the Ministry of Christ Church from all liability

and responsibility to ourselves and all members of our

Lamily in event of accident or injury while we are on the

church property at Manasseh Ranch, California. • •Name (signed),

Address (printed)".. so on. This is the form for the

seminars.

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dAN

SER RANCE, CALIFORN..

MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH

SECOND SEMINAR - Dates are SATURDAY, 26 April thru TUES. 30 April 1974

THIRD SEMINAR - Dates are SATURDAY 29 June thru TUES. 2 July 1974

ATTENDANCE BY ACCEPTED APPLICATION ONLY - NOT CPEN TO THE PUBLIC !

MANASSEH RANCH is the NATICNAL HEADQUARTERS for the IDENTITY movement

of the MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCK.

It is located in the gold mother-lode area

of California. Altitude is near 3,000 feet in the Frigh Sierra Nevada mountains.

No sleeping facilities are available, so those attending should bring a motor home,

camp trailer, camper truck or travel trailer. If you do not own one, they can se

rented for a nominal fee. Since path and toilet facilities are limited, self~

contained recreational vehicles are preferable. Yo. must also oring your own

food supply except that we will have a small commisary to supplement your needs

(eggs, pread, outter, potatoes, canned foods, etc.) •

Children will be the responsioility of the parents although it is possible to arrange

for child care periods amongst those who attend. This can de organized after your

arrival. Directions to Nianasseh Ranch will be mailed to you upon receipt of and

acceptance of your Application to attend.

(Please cut off at perforated line and mail application to P.O. Box 423, Glendale,

California j1205). Please give the information requested on the application form)

APPLICATION

We wish to attend the IDENTITY SEMINAR at Manasseh Ranch as indicated.

(Please place check mark in the appropriate Seminar space)

-( ) Second Seminar - Sat. 26 April thru Tues. 30 April 1974

(.) Third Seminar - Sat. 29 June thru Tues. 2 July 1574

Religious Services begin on Saturdays, so arrivals should de PRIOR to those dates.

Number of adults

Number of children

Ages of children.

.! Type of Recreational Vehicle:

Tent camper =

Truck camper

Motor Home

Trave! Trailer

•We hereoy relluve the Vinistry of Christ Church from all liability and responsioility

to ourselves and all memoers of our family in the event of accident or injury while

we are on the Church property at Manass@h Ranch, California.

NAME (signed)

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DIt by INFORMANT

December 6, 1973

SECT: Thugs attack SAO member.

As you can tell by the content of the enclosed letter, terrorist

¡rity seems still to be going on in San Diego County. II true, What

letter says definitely refutes Paul Fuplinger's denial that he vas

a member of the secret Army Organization.

This beating incident also seems to bear out this informant's sus-

Ions that there is a leftist underground SAo type organization operating

the Sun Diego area. Perhaps these assailants who attacked the Ruplinger:

their friend were the same group who shot up the mobile home park in

ondião where Mickey Wakefield resides. In any event, this latest

lence is bound to heighten tensions between the warring factions.

Ray Wilson is obviously very pleased that the Zionist headquarters

New York was bombed. It was news to this informant to learn that

• Nilson's landlady is a close friend of the Ruplingers. This means

it she must be at least semi-politically aligned with the Ruplingers

possibly even Wilson himself.

That'is about it for now. Hope this will help.

NOCHANT

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THE STRANGE TALE OF

THE SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION (USA)

an Diego is a strange town, where the niceties of West-

ern civilization cannot hide the power of the buck

and the hint of brute force. It is the city built with

the largesse of twenty-five years of imperial sway: a

stronghold, a haven of anticommunism, a base for racke-

teers. Richard Nixon considered it his lucky city. He

wanted the Republican. Convention to be held there, and

though the city fathers and the people of San Diego were

not terribly enthusiastic, the plans went forward until May

1972, when the President abruptly changed his mind.

Included in these plans, it turns out, was a tumultuous,

massive, bloody riot-on such a scale as to justify the most

extraordinary preventive measures, including burglary, bug-

•ging, sabotage, and perhaps even kidnapping. Watergate, we

learn from the likes of John W. Dean, was simply part of a

strategy to maintain domestic tranquility in the face of a

serious left-wing threat.

Presumably, this Red Menace existed in San Diego as

well as Miami. But San Diego has never been a radical

stronghold, and while local activists did undertake extensive

preparations for anti-war demonstrations during the GOP

convention, the Committee to Re-elect the President seems

to have had a far higher opinion of their organizing suc-

cesses than they themselves dared to entertain.

Unless, of course, CREEP and its local San Diego allies

were hell-bent on making certain that bedlam did in fact

occur. That is precisely what a defecting agent provocateur

named Lewis Tackwood suggested almost two years ago.

Tackwood told an incredible story back in October and

November 1971, one which suggested the Republicans were

doing their utmost to turn San Diego into a bloodbath

during, the convention, with the sim of annihilating the left,

smearing the Democrats, and coasting comfortably into

four more ycars of conservative rule. Iis allegations were

regarded as the ravings of a madman until testimony in the

Senate caucus room appeared to corroborate some of his

wildest stories. He told of preparations to seal off and then

bomb 100,000 demonstrators attending a rock concert on

Fiesta Island in Mission Bay, San Diego. All sorts of may-

hem was supposed lo occur. Bombs were to be smuggled

into Convention Center in hollow furniture, which was al-

Richard Popkin laughs philosoplis at the University of California,

•San Diego and now leaches at B'ashingson Universiry, So. Lours. He

is a world-renowned epers on sleptersm and author of The History

of Skepticism and The Second Oswald.

bv Richard Popkin

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ready being built in Los Angeles. At least one major Repub-

lican official would perish in the melee. The Democratic

Party would be tied in to the events, discredited, possibly

outlawed. The Republican candidate would then win an

easy victory with the overwhelming support of an Outraged

citizenry. Today, Tackwood sticks by his original story (10

be published in September by Avon as The Glasshouse

Tapes), though he now adds that the plan also called for

blowing up the podium as President Nixon was making his

acceptance speech!

(CIVIL WAR IN SAN DIEGO]

ncredible as the Tackwood scenario seemed back in

1971, it sounded less outlandish to San Diego radicais

than to those on the outside. For two years, they had

quite literally been engaged in protracted warfare

with

right-wingers determined to drive them out of the

area.

As early as 1970, activists associated with the San

Diego Street Journal, an underground newspaper, were liv-

ing in an armed fortress which they guarded around the

clock against the attacks of night riders who would shoot

into their houses, firebomb their cars and threaten their

lives. (Curiously, this terror campaign intensilied as the

paper exposed more and more illegal activities of San Diego

kingpin C. Arnholt Smith.) On one occasion, for example,

sentries spotted two men crouched behind

a car with a

high-powered rifle trained on the house. It was late at night, •

but they were prepäred for such emergencies. At a signal,

they switched.on floodlamps which bathed the house in

light and they announced over & loudspeaker system thai

they would open fire if the men did not withdraw. The

gunmen waited a moment, then dismantled their rifle, and

drove off into the night.

By late 1971, the vigilantes had stepped up their attacks

and had chosen their principal targets. One of these was a

certain Peter Bolmer, a radical who at the time was teach-

ing economics at San Diego State College. He began receiv-

ing threatening phone calls, and on November 13. 1971, i

car parked in front of his house was firebombed. Then sin

December 27, 1971, a group calling itself the Scorer Army

Organization put out a Special Bulletin on Peter Bohmer.

Alter listing his anti-war activities, and his background, the

letter said: "For any of our readers who may care to look

up this Red Scum, and suy hello, here is some information

(Continucd on page 36)

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WANTED

for TREASON

NIXO

DESCRIPTION

•FULLNAME: Richard Milhous Vixon. DATE OF BIRTH: January 9,1913 at Forba Linda,

California, FORMER OCCUPATIONS: Used car salesman, law clerk, second rate congtess-

man, and mediocre lice President.

PRESENT OCCUPATION: Professional liar and double

crosser (part time empinyni it as l'nited States President).

WEIGHT: 170 pounds. EYES:

• broin.

HAIR: black. HEIGHT: 5'11". RACE: White. NATIONALITY: Claims American

citizenship bit secions prove this unlikely. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 1600 Pennsylvania

Arenue, Washingion, D.C. (lamored lo have a California hideous ) •

CRIMINAL RECORD

RICHARD NEVOY (alias Cry-Bar Mson, alicas Trichy Dicky) is an expert in disguises and

has successfully passed himself off as an anti-communist in the past.

this disguise if pressed for voics in 1972. Saying one thing, then doing the opposite is Nixon's

•810%. Maile he campaisned in 19iy on a platform of curtailing socialism he has in fact done

more to establish a spinlistie dickeiorship than either of the last two Democrat administra-

sions.

His sconomic policies hard conunued to enrich Big Industrialists while rising prices

and Higher Laxes have all but reduced the average worker lo a staie of financial slavery.

This

criminal has even mile vicious alchs on small children (forced busing to acheive "racial

balance and has caused the destruction of local school systems.

- ITom an EMPEROR COMPLEX and becomes extremely dangerous when criticized.

CAUTION

Trickery and doccit are Sieon's tride-marks. At the present time Nixon and his chief hench-

man HENRY (CRAM MISSINGER are engaged in forming an alliance with another gang of

crininals, the kier Chinese.

the Blo cula dilde have alaughiered an estnucer hity

million of their our people sinor coming to poner.

This cialless horde nt barbarians kalled

thousands of mericans in the boronnllar phrating caplural solders and starving and tor-

surinó prisonors of sar).

The hill Clo. sir; hare been suppling the SoRTH WETNAN-

ISE: BANDITS with meispons a bulless to hill American sokliers at another in sin war In

Vietnam.

The very fuer that dan is deding with these ARCH foMES OF FREEDOM Is

ennugh to consiet him of Ire aren.

DONOT LET CS CHIMINALGIFAL YOUR FREFDON.

DESISD IS ARREST US PAGER AL CIRNTIES AND HIS THIAL FOR THE CRIME UF

BICN SHEASON.

Secret Army Organization

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VANTED

РОЗ

TREASON

Tallen 9..

THIS MAN is mantedior treasonous

esteritias 8pains1 the Unrad Sister

& Bejezying the Constitution which

se swore to uphold.

He as turning the sovereigney ol

he Us

over to the communist

controlled United Nations

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Warren Commission Exhibit 996

"Godfrey

testified that

he had paid

the printer

for the posters,

picked them up,

and was

reimbursed

by the FBI,

and that the

FBI understood

the nature.of his

expenditures

and saw all

of his SAO

publications."

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SECRET ARMY

'*From page 36)

that may help." Then his address,

phone number, and car license were

given, plus a

physical description.

"Now, in case any of you don't believe

• in hitting people who wear glasses, to

• be fair, i guess we will have to tell you

he wears contact lenses."

Or January 6, 1972, cross-hair

stickers (the symbol of the SAO) were

placed on the doors of three San Diego

State College professors, including

Bohmer. Then, an anonymous caller

telephoned Bohmer's residence to say,

"This time we left a sticker, next time

we may leave a grenade. This is the

SAO." Bohmer's friends were called

and told to say goodbye to him. That

evening, two

shots were fired into

Bohmer's home and a woman named

Paula Tharp was wounded.

The right-wing terror campaign con-

tinued for six more months, marked

by death threats, menacing phone

calls, and warning messages. Its climax

came on June 19, 1972, when an SAO

member bombed a local porno movie

• house, the Guild Theatre. This last

: event

finally aroused the San Diego

police to drive the group underground.

Police action brought a halt, at least

temporarily, to right-wing terrorism in

San Diego. But this is not the end of

the tale. For in the months that fol-

lowed a very bizarre story began to un-

ravel, one which involved the SAO, the

FBI, and some mysterious contacts

between the terrorists and agents of

CREEP. The pieces began to appear as

early as mid- 1972, but it is only in re-

cent months that they have been

pulled together by reporters for

another San Diego alternative news-

paper, the Door.

56 RAMPARTS

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(SECRET ARMY-USA]

"Stage ll": a time when most people

still think they can still get along with

The SAO, it seems, grew out of

the government, but

"a few real

the demise of the Minutemen.

patriots are willing to take part in

According to a recently dis-

underground activity." Stage Il "will

covered document entitled "History of

be a time of assassination and counter-

the Secret Army Organization," it all

assassination,

terror and

counter

began one morning in February, 1970,

terror." It is a period marked by "the

when "

... a group of six Minutemen

communist infiltration and control of

leaders from four states met secretly in

the present United States govern-

Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis

ment."

that the arrest and imprisonment of

SAO thus set out to wage total re-

two top Minutemen leaders and the

sistance to communism, a small band

assassination of a third had brought on

determined to risk all in the struggle

the organization., Although some of

for America. Nationwide, the group

these men had met before in their

probably numbered less

thân

200

roles as Minutemen group leaders,

members, 30 of whom were active in

others

were meeting for the first •

San Diego county. There the group

time." These men agreed that "the

was founded by two men-Jerry Lynn

Minutemen as a national coordination

organization of militant right wing

Davis (Southland Coordinator) and

Howard Berry Godfrey (San Diego

groups had effectively been destroyed

Commander and Intelligence Officer).

by the pro-communist elements inside

In late 1971 and the first half of

the Justice Department," and they fur-

1972 the SAO put out bulletins on

ther agreed that the need. for a co-

how to make booby traps, how to use

ordinating organization was greater

ammonium nitrate in nigh explosives,

than ever "in view of the increased

and how to gain forced entry into

revolutionary activity by communists

buildings. (Much of this information

in the United States." The new organi-

was taken from Department of the.

zation was the Secret Army Organiza-

Army Technical Manuals on "Uncon-

tion, and it would save America from

ventional Warfare Devices and Tech-

its

leftward drift under. Nixon's

niques.") The San Diego SAO also pui

The initial SAO documents speak • Out bulletins about local liberals, radi-

cals and anti-war activists, all of whom

of the immediate need to set up para-

were lumped together as communists.

military groups to carry on guerrilla

(These missives went out to a mailing

warfare, and even open and conven-

list of 227 names in the area. including

tional warfare. A letter from "General

a naval commander, a county super-

Headquarters"

dated November 8,

visor, a vice admiral, a Marine Corps

1971, outlines the nature of SAO

brigadier general, a rear admiral, and

operations-combat teams, organiza.

some San Diego police officers.)

tion, transportation, travel procedures,

The group was organized into small,

weapons and equipment, training les-

semi-autonomous cells. Members were

sons, intelligence work, security, etc.

listed by code numbers, and were

They say that the country has entered

given mail drops for their contacts.

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(THE FBI CONNECTION]

S

AO thrived in San Diego until the

June 1972 bombing of the Guild

Theatre led to the group's fall

from grace. A former Birchite named

William Francis Yakopee was arrested

and charged with the bombing, and in

September 1972, he was brought to

trial in the Superior Court of the State

• of California in San Diego, before

Judge Robert W. Conyers. Much to the

astonishment of the SAO supporters,

the

star, witness against

Yakopec

turned out to be San Diego Com-

mander Godfrey. Then a local fireman.

Godfrey admitted he had worked for

the FBI since early 1967 as an under-

cover agent. He did it, he said, because

"I felt it was my duty to my country."

Before accepting the role, he had

- talked it over with J. Clifford Wallace,

then the Stake President of the Mormon

Church for San Diego, and more

recently a federal judge by appoint-

ment of Richard Nixon. Wallace put

Godfrey in touch with the FBI, and he

was assigned to agent Steve Christian-

son, to whom he reported verbally

- every day. Godfrey was to

work on

the militant right wing, and was paid

$250.00 per month by the FBI. At

first he was assigned to the Minute-

men, and then with the demise of that

group in San Diego, he helped start®

--and sun the SAO in November 1971.

Godfrey testified that his FBI contacts

knew all of his activities, including his

- stockpiling of illegal explosives in his

house. This, he said, was done with

their permission. (He later gave some

of the explosives to Yakopec 1o "save

them for after the Communist take-

over of this country.")

Godfrey functioned as a one-man

plumbers' operation within the SAO.

He knew how to pick locks, burglarize,

bomb and handle guns. The FBI paid

his dues and covered his expenses. All

this enabled him to carry on eftective-

Xy as a terrorist. At Yakopec's trial, he

said that he actively recruited for the

group. What kind of people did he

look for? "People with previous right

wing conncctions." Did he enlist po.

tentially dangerous elements? "Yes,

Apparently, Godfrey himself was

- among the more dangerous elements in

the SAO, and

agent Christianson

among the more dangerous eminences

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grises of the operation. During the

Yakopec trial, Godfrey admitted that

he had driven the car from which

another SAO member, Gerrge Hoover,

had fired into Buhmer's house, wound-

ing Paula Tharp. Subsequently, he had

taken the weapon to Christianson,

who had hidden it for six months.

(This

was

evidently

insufficient

grounds for the FBI to take disci-

plinary action against agent Christian-

son. He continued as Godfrey's con-

tact until the bombing of the Guild

Theatre, at which point he was re-

moved by L. Patrick Gray himself. He

currently resides in Kanosh, Utah.)

In addition, Godfrey confessed to

publishing a certain leaflet on Febru-

ary 18, 1972, the day on which Presi-

dent Nixon left for China. The bulletin

was headlined "Wanted for Treason,"

and it featured a picture of Nixon and

an inflammatory text which accused

the President of high treason because

of his China policy. The SAO symbol

appeared at the bottom of the text,

and the group distributed it in 15

cities-including San Diego, Phoenix,

Yuma, San Francisco, and Bellinghan,

- Washington.

At the Yakopec trial, Godfrey testi-

fied that he had paid the printer for

the posters, picked them up, and was

reimbursed by the FBI, and that the

FBI understood the nature of his ex-

penditures and saw all of his SAO pub-

lications. As for poor Yakopec, who

had joined the SAO through Godfrey,

his next door neighbor, he admitted to

owning several of the posters: he said

he stored them under his mattress.

Why there? "I thought they were kind

of corny." Later, he testified that he

kept a bomb with the Nixon posters.

Did he generally keep bombs under his

bed? "No, I like to sleep. too well."

(When I visited the San Diego Court

House to see the exhibit in question,

the custodian located a stack of 33

posters, with the bomb casing still at-

tached!)

It was not noted at the time, but in

fact these posters bear a remarkable

resemblance to leatlets which were dis-

tributed in Dallas. Texas, just one or

no days prior to the assassination of

President Kennedy. That poster like-

wise bore the headline "Wanted for

Treason" and it also featured pictures

(front and protite) of JFK and an in-

Mammatory text about the President's

allegedly treasonous activities. On the

hunch that the leatlet night have some

connection with the assassination, the

Warren Commission sent Secret Ser-

vice agents to track down its author

and printer.

They worked from late

November 1963, 1o May 1904, until

they found that Robert G. Klause had

printed the flyer and

that Robert

Allan Surrey, an associate of Gen.

Walker, had ordered it. When Surrey

testified before the Commission

on

June 16, 1964, he pled the Fifth

Amendment on all questions concern-

ing the leaflct. The late Hale Boggs, a

member of the Warren Commission,

pointed out that Surrey "is the only

witness out of hundreds who has pled

the Fifth Amendment." Klause denied

any interest in or involvement with the

contents of the leaflet, and there the

matter was allowed to rest. By that

point, the Warren Commission was

determined to prove that Oswald had

acted alone, and therefore lost interest

in trying to connect the assassination

with the leaflet.

Godfrey's surfacing as an FBl agent

• rattled the remnants of the SAO. They

were angry at having been set up by

the FBI, and when reporters for the

Door began approaching their old ad-

versaries for information earlier this

year, they found that many were will-

ing

to cooperate; some were even

friendly. And as the SAO began to

open up, a pattern began to emerge

which seemed to link the San Diego

events to Watergate.

(BREAKTHROUGH]

T The breakthrough came

this

spring when an editor of the

Door made contact with a

former SAO militant named Jerry

Busch. From November 1969 to the

summer of 1971, said Busch, Howard

Berry Godfrey made frequent visits to

the Gunsmoke Ranch in El Cajun. "It

was also during June, July, and August

of 1971 that Berry Godirey and

Donald

Segretti (posing as

'Don

Simms') visited Gunsmoke and though

supposedly not knowing each other,'

they spoke together on at lease one de-

casion," in a quiet conversation aside.

The Segretti connection is important

in itself; it is particularly interesting in-

sofar as-according to Busch's account

-Sergretti was in touch with SA0

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while contacting his old college chums

Chapin and Strachan in June

1971,

but before commencing work as

dirty trickster in September 1971.

Busch did not say what Segretti dis-

•cussed at the Gunsmoke Ranch, but he

did report that following "these casual

conversations" Godfrey came up with

bizarre ideas to take care of what he

called "those sed punks" -in the event

that the GOP held its convention in

San Diego. Among Godfrey's plans in

October 1971, were:

1) the use of massive dosages of LSD,

cyanide or strychnine introduced

into the punch at anti-war group

meetings;

2) bombing

of the VVAW head-

quarters, the Guild Theatre, and

several porno shops;

3) bombings of the homes or offices

of anti-war leaders:

4) kidnapping or assassination of anti-

war leaders and activists;

5) fire bombing of vehicles and other

• property belonging to anti-war ac-

tivists.

By November and December 1971,

Busch continued, Godfrey had become

more ambitious: he wanted to acquire

drone planes which would carry pay-

• loads of high explosives and phospho-

rus to be dropped on the demon-

strators. In addition, Godfrey spoke of

using similar air craft, loaded with

TNT or C-4 plastique, to blow up Air

Force One and assassinate Nixon. The

• idea was to fly a bomb into the Presi-

dential jet as it landed either at Lind-

bergh Field or at El Toro Marine Base.

Busch claimed. that he had expressed

horror at the suggestion and told God-

frey he had lost his mind suggesting

anything as insane as an attempt on

the life of the President. Shortly there-

after, Busch and Godirey parted ways

after the former grew suspicious that

he was being set up to take the rap on

the shooting of Paula Tharp. By

March 1972, he had left San Diego

and has not yet returned.

Even before Busch left the SAO,

the "Wanted for Treason" leaflet was

printed

and distributed. Another

former SAO member corroborates that

in this same crod-January-February,

1972-Godf.ry tried to find someone

10 build a pline that would

carry a

load of high explosives. (In addition,

he was apparently trying to obtain

another plane. for the purpose of gas-

sing or bombing demonstrators un

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Fiesta Island.) After Busch's depar-

ture, the SAO issued its April 1972,

bulletin, which began with a quote at-

tributed to Abraham Lincoln, "A ty-

rant would not come to the United

States from across the sea. If he

comes, he'll ride down Pennsylvania

Avenue from his inauguration and take

up legal

residence of the

White

House." Then followed detailed in-

structions on the manufacture of ex-

plosives which might be used to de-

stroy a large bridge (Tackwood's

land) and on various methods of

forced entry into buildings.

(A SINISTER PLOT?]

Tas there a right-wing plot to

kill the President? Tackwood

says so. Busch says that FBI

informer Berry Godfrey talked about

it. The "Wanted for Treason"

poster

certainly indicated no loss of love be-

tween the extreme right and the Presi-

dent, and Godfrey was checking out

the availability of drone planes.

There are other curious, if admit-

tedly inconclusive, clues as well: The

day Nixon went to China, E. Howard

• Hunt was working as a public relations

man on a Julie Nixon Eisenhower TV

spot. He raged about the China trip,

"We should not send people to China,

we should send bombs to China." This

from a man supposedly involved in a

secret scheme to re-elect the President

by illegal means.

Or take this item which appeared in

the March 9, 1972, issue of the N.Y.

Times (10 days after Nixon's return

from China):

WAR ALERT SENT IN HOAX

BY A COAST GUARDSMAN

"New Orleans, March 8 (UPI)-An en-

listed man standing watch sent a hoax

message to ships at sea during Presi-

dent Nixon's visit to China, saying the

President had been assassinated and

the Vice President had declared World

War Ill, the Coast Guard revealed yes-

"The authorities said that the hoax

message had not been taken seriously

and that the man who sent it from a

small Coast Guard station in Texas had

been confined and was

underguing

medical evaluation.

"I le message was sent February 27

by selecype to 22 slips in the Gull of

•xico."

There was no further story on this

that I have been able to find. It the

hoax message had gone out to a Polaris

submarine, Hunt might have gotten his

wish, that bombs would be sent lo

China.

Then, the L.A. Times reported on

July 13, 1973 that a former Minute-

man had requested political asylum in

Fiji, saying he had secret information

on Watergate and feared assassination.

All

of

this proves nothing,

course, but it suggests that the Dirty

Tricks operation may have been much

more complex than we have been led

to believe. Perhaps there was a plot to

kill Nixon, and then again Godfrey's

plot may have been a further hoas

aimed at discrediting the left and the

Democratic Party. What did Segretti

discuss with Godfrey, and why and

how did he meet Godfrey in the first

place? How did it happen that the FBI

financed a threat on the life of a Presi-

dent (a crime which carries a penalty

of up to live years in jail and a 51,000

fine)? In the past, the Secret Servive

has taken such threats very seriously.

A check of the New York Times index

shows that at least 11 people were ar-

rested between January, 1972 and

May 1973 for doing much less than

Godfrey. Most seem to have been

psychopaths or drunks, with no posi-

tive plan-just verbal threats.

But then there are other instances:

Arthur Bremer's Ottawa visit on April

13-14, 1972, for example, when he

supposedly stalked Nixon. On May 30,

three bombs demolished the tomb of

the father of the Shah of Iran an hour

before Nixon was scheduled to lay a

wreath there. On August 11, a certain

A. B. Topping was arrested in New

York after paying an undercover agent

$1,000 to kill Nixon. Topping, it

developed, was well-to-do, of

American Nazi political persuasion,

and interested in having the President

killed the week after the pay-olf. do

trial has been held. And then in late

May 1973, one of Nixon's helicopters

went down in the Bahamas. It subse-

quently came out that the President

has three helicopters ready at all limes

and chooses which to use one minute

before the flight.

Watergate has uncovered an ad-

ministration racked by lackonalism.

Under Hoover, the FBl was ae edus

with

the While House-lo such a

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degree that Hoover was willing to use

•secret documents to blackmail the

President. In addition, Nixon was

having his difficulties with the leaders

of the CIA, and James McCord wrote

to John Caulfield at Christinas, 1972.

that if Nixon pushed out Helms and

involved the ClA in Watergate,

"every

ree in the forest will fall." Could

there have been other tensions as well?

Were there elements which opposed®

Nixon for his policy of rapprochement

with China and Russia, and which

would have preferred; say, Spiro

Agnew as President?

After returning from San Diego in

July 1972, acting FBI director, L.

Patrick Gray, talked to Nixon and

said: "Mr. President, there is some-

thing I want to speak to you about.

Dick Walters and I feel that people on

your staff are trying to mortally

wound you by using the ClA and the

FBI ..." His words may have carried

greater import than any of us have

• heretofore suspected.

*

In August of this year, Godfrey

reportedly admitted to the San Diego

Door that there was a real plot to kill

Nixon. He blames the plan on his erst-

while cohort, Gary Lynn Davis.

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FD-350 (Rov. 7-16-631

(Mount Clipping in Space Below)

Court Reverses Conviction

The Fourth District Court

Not Appeal has handed down

appeal, filed through Appel- of a bulet into the home o

late Defenders, Inc.

Peter Bonmer, then a form

a decision reversing the con-

The key prosecution wit- er assistant professor at San

viction of George Mitchell ness was Howard Barry Diego State University, on

Hoover, 36, a key figure in Godfrey, a former San Diego • Jan. 6, 1972. The bullet

the series of trials here in-

city fireman who was a paid

struck a friend of Bohmer's,

volving alleged members of

FBI informant, assigned to Paula Tharp, 23. Boimer re

the right-wing paramilitary.

Secret Army Organization.

infiltraie extremist right- sided at 5155 Muir Ave.!

wing groups.

Ocean Beach, at the time.

Hoover, formerly of San-

Tyree said the main point

Godfrey testified during

ee, was

sentenced to from

emphasized in the appeal oi the SAO trials here that Hoo

-live years to life in state

Hoover's conviction is

ver shot into the Bohmer

prison last January, follow-

Whether the jury should

home. He said he was in

ing his conviction in Superi-

have been ailowed to deter-

. or Court on charges of as-

mine Godfrey's crediblity,

sault with a deadly weapon,

and if he was working as a

firing into an occupied dwell-

"double agent" in concert

ing and possession of a billy

with both the FBI and SAO,

club.

finally deciding to testify for

The appeal court's deci-

the state to protect himself.

sion sends the case back to

Superior Court Judge Wil-

Superior Court here, where a

liam T. Low, at the time of

jury will weigh the question

Hoover's trial,

had ruled

of whether the key prosecu-

there was insufficient evi-

tion witness was working as

dence to submit this question

a "double agent," according

to the jury, Tyree said.

to Richard Tyree, one of the

The charges against Hoo-

attorneys involved in the

ver stemmed from the firing!

(Indicate page, name of

newspaper, city and siate.)

Page B-2

_. SAN DIEGO UNICN

•San Diego.

California

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Tille:

10/31/73

Home Edition

Gene Grepston

SECRET AR'Y

ORGATIIZATION

Hoover's car at the time.

ther that if a third person

Justice Vincent A. Whelan had seen the incident and

, of the Appeal Court said in a Called police, there would

16-page opinion that it was in have been a strong possibili-

error to refuse to give in- ly that Godfrey also would

structions to the jury to de have been prosecuted if the

•cide il Godfrey was an ac. car had been stopped.

complice. Whelan said fur-

Character:

от

Classification:

Submitting Offico:

→ Being Invesligated

157-2815

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Diero

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OPTIOMAL FORM NO, 1O

MAY INQ FOITION

OSPERMA (61 CF17) 158-114

UNITED STATES G. ERNI

Memorandum

'SAC (157-2815) (P)

DATE: 9/27/73

:SA FARL M. PETFRSEN

ECT:SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM

The following individuals have been contacted to determine

whether any SAO activity exists

San Diego at this time:

Les Oberlies, Detective Investigative Support Unit,

San viego Police Department 9/27/73.

INFORMANT

INFORMAST

INFORMANT

• Howard Barry Godfrey, telephoric 9/18/73.

All of the above stated that there is no known SAO activity

In San Viego at this time and that here has been none since the

trials of members were completed.

LEAD:

and closing of this

EMP: emp

(2)

Will expedite submission of LHM reflecting that SAO is dead

case.

157-2815-404

SEARCHED

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Appeal Filed In Conviction

Of Secret Army key figure

An apport has boon fied witt the witness stand when he de-ipated in four felonies. in-

* Fourth District Appellate nica hombing the theater.

volting the seiting off di an in

urt, challenzing the its con

cendiary device in his yard.

Fred ilelter, Yakapec's attor and nassession and sale of ille-

zion of Killam Francis Yas-ines, said he has appealed his. gal esplosives. .

ec, a key figure in the Seerci client's conviction on grounds.

He said further that he had:

my Organization triais.

'of errors in trial and in pretrial. reauested instructions from Su-

Yakopec. 31, was sentenced motions.

iperior Court lage recer W-:

i Oct. 29, 197d, 10 one sear 1D: leiter said he was ironaful Corvers, the trial judge. on en-

ie in state prison after his Oct. ly dented the right to suppiess trapment. but his request was:

conviction on channes of as- evicience on the basis that he. échicr.

Hatter

sult win iritent

added

to commit was pot allored to auestion un- Yakopec's case was cue ut ear.

nurder, assault with a sicadly dercover

poscenian

Rubicn trapment.

-capon

a police orfiver. Brancion on affidavirs in sup-

On Yakepec's confession hei:

imple assauit and pessession

part di a scarch

sacrant for fore seniencing, Heiter tem-

L.esplosives.

Jakopee's El Cajon residence, menica that di would be dati-

The charges stenimod frem

Further.

Metter said, he was culi to go to irai en te basis oi

mi investigation of aciales al- po allaned lo quesuon Bran- a condession, and. i a newiral

egedly linho in the mant wing don ru the rellabihty of the key dces develop, the detenta sosca

jaramilitaly Secret army De- presecution withess,

Howard concentrate on the question vi

sanization, incime the une batte sodirey, a tormer sali entrapment.

13. 1972 bambine di the Gara dieno Ciy neman Who 835 a

Tanobec was oue of serecal

rheater, en ault moia bour youd FBI informant essicned to persons indicted by the cont

that showed semented hites.

infiltraie extremist rigit-wing grand wry in sis invesasaton

Do one was iniured.

320005.

of Secret Army Organizzion

Yakspar jus: netare his seli

Merler said Godirev's rela-activities. The series oi träals

tenning, main a canadie cor-bitty as a wiiness was open to. teat

resuited captired

tession, saging ne hou ted ou question because ne had partic- public allention.

wife

i..

fusarol

157-2815 (570)

170-286

(trifrey)

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(Indicale page, turie of

nowspaper, ally and siale.)

-9/26

123

Date:

Edition:

Authos:

Editor:

Tille:

Charactes:

Classilication:

Submilling Cillen:

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FBI FUNDS SECRE ARMY

ORGANIZATION

SAN DIEGO (LNS) -- A leader of a right-

wing paramilitary group responsible foi

several armod altacls on radicals here

over the lnst year has stated that the group

mas partly ergarieed and. funded ly an in-

formor for the Federal Burcau of Investi-

gation.

According to Jerry Lynn Davis, the

former Soutl or Calitornia coordanator

for the wellarmêd Secret Army Organiza-

tion (SiO), FBI informer Howard Beriy

Godircy participated in a shooting and ser-

cral fire boicings and burglaries, while

receiving regular payments from the FBI.

According to Daris' account, the SAO

was formed in 1971 to organize a "resis-

tance morchort"', should line li.S. be con-

querca by a fereign power. Godfrey, the

EBl informer, was one of the six founding

member's and contributed money used lo,

print the group's recruiting literalure.. Da-

ris also explained that Godfrey consistently!

cook a "more mililent line" than most of the

members.

In co:.: testimony, Godicy admitled

that lie was riding in a cur On Jacuary 6, 107

1972 whis another 5.10 memker fired a shot

into a lione occuled by radical organizing

denistratuls fir the Republican Conbention

which was orginally scheduled to take place

in San Diego, The ballut shattured thic ci-

bow of Paula Tharp.

Godfrey's role was first vercaled, in

part, last Juie when a member of thie S10

was arrested too blowing up a theater thi!

shower po. do files. It was at this time

that the san Diode police repotledly once

that the Fol ld an inforner in testo.

haul supplical tie explosives used in the

bcinbing.

(Indicate page, name of

newspuger, cily aid siate.)

1Z "THE EUGENE AUGUE"

EUGENE, OREGO:

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

8124/73

"THE LUGDIE AES

NEW LEFT NOVE-

MENT - PUBLICAT

CharacterIS - PEVACT

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Classificallon:

In 1s 11901.1

157-2915-402

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¿ Of Godfrey's contribution to the SAO in

t: me and moncy, Davis said, "you might

sau that the SAO was federally funded anti-

poverly program for the right wing." Davis

a 31 year old construction worker, told his

story to a reporter after being released

froin jail where he was being hold awaiting

sentencing on a charge of possession of ex-

plosives.

According to The Door, Segictti came tc

San Diego in March 1972 and talked to a 30

ycar old student at San Diego State College,

Ron Johnson. Johnson was asked to help out

in preparation for the convention. He was

asked if he had any longhaired fricurs who

weren't doing anything. Specifically he was

asked what lie krow about radical professor

Peter Bohmer and activist Paula Tharp.

"One thing Segretti said that stood out

in my mind. He told me that if I located any

trouble makers as the GOP contention ap-

preached, they could be goilen rid of. I

asked him what he incant and he said, "they

bould be sent our uf town for a limited time,

Jolinson toid Tie Bodies

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MARY INCE EDITIGH

DRANPAM (1: (576) 101-11-8

UNITED STATES GOV

MENT

Memorandum

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

ROM

BALTIMORE (157-NEW (P)

ABJECT: S.A.0.

EM - MM

00 :SD

. DATE: August 29, 1973

Re WFO letter to the Bureau, 7/5/73.

In referenced communication, Wio advised that

on 6/13/73, INFoRmANT obtained IrOm MIS. RAFAELA SILLHENS,

widow of JESSE CLAYBURN STEPHeNs, selI-styled East Coast

coordinator from Minutemen Organization, a copy of the name

card file. This file was identified by Mrs. STEPHENS as a

"Minutemen Registration" file, according to the informant.

WEO has concluded, after a review of the above

file, that it contains the

names of STEPHENS' Minutemen

group together with his mailing list, contributors, and

right wing contacts.

The name card file listed the following identifying

data regarding the subject:

P.O. Box 5791

San Diego, California 92105.

Investigation in this case is predicated upon the

fact that subject

s name was listed among well-known white

extremists and is designed to conduct preliminary inquiries

to identify subject and to contact sources to determine

if subject is presently involved in white hate activities.

Baltinore indices regarding captioned subject

negative.

San Diego

need not furnish Baltimore results

of investigation unless pertinent to this Division.

San Diego

(REGISTERED MAIL)

• Baltimore

RCG:rk

157-2515-401

(4)

Pilinin d

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PD-JO TRer, 5-22-077

FBI

Date:

3/6/73

Transmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priorisg)

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

SAC, SAN DISGO (157-2815)

SAC, LOS ANGELES (157-7313) (RUC)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

00: San Diego

Re San Diego airtel to Los Angeles dated 6/27/73.

The following confidential informants and

sources have advised that tere is no SAo in the Los Angeles

area:

INFORMANT

INFORMANT

INFORMATT

INFORMANT

-INFORMANT

INFORMANT..

San Diego's attention is also directed to los

Angeles letter and letterhead

• memoranium to the Bureau dated

8/16/72, wherein it was pointed out there was no SAo in the

Los Angeles area.

San Diego (AM-Ri1)

• Los Angeles

IWS/cer

(3)

157-2515-400

SEARCHED.

SERIALIZED FILED.

A0G 913737

PSI - SAN DIEC

Approved:

A like

Special Agent inj Charge

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Sent

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Per

U.S.GorornmontPrintingOrflco: 1 972-455-574

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Dito pres

/72

ite recessed

Received fron (name or symbol number)

12/1/72

INFERANT:

=trod of dclivery

(clich appropriato blocks)

Ca in person

by telephone

I by mail

¡oruily sumisned and reduced to utiting by Agunt:

Date

lieceived by

SA LEROY W. SHEPTS

Dorally

Dictated

recording device

Date of Report

11/27/72

Date(s) of activity

E written by Informent

Transcribed

Authenticited

by Inforrant

Brief description of activity or material

11/21/72

Info re meeting of citizens concil

of Los Angeles held 11/21/72 at

File where originalis located in, ot attached

Olympian Mictel, Los Angeles.

170-5384-2204

* INDIADCALS DESCARED BY AN ASTORISK I* ONLY ATTENDED A NEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY P.IPTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR LETOLUTICAARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSE..

Infomation recorted on a card index by.

_ on date :

Remarks:

CC: 257-875 (JULIE HANNA)

152=5260 (NINUTENAN)

10-07453: (DICK ROGEFS)

INDEX

CITIZONS COUNCIL OF

Istito

CALVIN FOX

ROD DUFF

pati lea

BOB LYONS

Tide eques fai

BERRY CODEPEY

SECHET ARMY ONE.

52158- (Cliches)

McINTYRE

+81 157-2515(590)

MR. PIITHIN

VA KOPIC

TROY MASCATSN

TACKWOOD

157-2815-399

757-1798

SASt

(3) Dio

Read by

til

1575068-83

SS 4/5

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FSI- 105.9900155

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SOURGE:

DATE & TINE:

5-220

LOCATION:

SPONSOR:

-PURPOSE:

Novenier 21, 1972

2.000 hours

Olympian Motcl

Los Angeles

Citizens Council of Los Angeles

Heeting to discuss the pending Perjury

trial of Calvin Fox on 12-5-72 and

Police Informatns and FBI finks.

PERSONS IDENTIFIED:

Rod Duff - MC

Calvin 11. Fox - Speaker

Julie Hanna - Gale's Church

Bob Iyons - attending Gale's Church

in Glendale regularly.

•Calvin Fox runs a Gulf Service Station in ElCajon.

Fox stated that he was approached many times by Berry Godfrey

who said he wa, Lt. Commander in the Secret Army Organization.

He tried to seil Fox illegal weapons, etc. and invited him to

join. the S.A.0.

Berry Godfrey vas

a paid agent for the I'BI for at least 5

years and was assigned to investigate Right-wing Organizations.

Fox said that codfrey hung around his station alot but that ne

did not join as he was doubtful of the organization.

. ""

In May, Fox west to Washington to march with McIntyre in the

May 20th. protest, "To win the War"

¡While he was alay, FBI agents through an informer, Mr. Pittman

working for Fox, went through various files without permission.

Upon his return from Hashington, Fox tried to discover why all

the interest fron the FBI.

After many phone calls and many

days ha was told that since ho was a former menber of the

Minutemen, involved with the S.A.O, a known wallace supporter,

since wallace ias shot and ir. Fox was not far from the area,

that. he was suspect and they were trying to get his license

number to give to the secret Service.

When Yakopic supposedly bombed the "sex theatre" he was again

converged on by the FBI. Godfrey told them he was a member of

the S.A.O. and the FiBI had a copy of an application that he.

was

to have filled out.

CONFIDENTIAL

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lileyes 2.

10-220

12-21-72

Ho was a character witness

for Yakopic but because of some

"panica" evidence he will

pe tried for perjury.

this time (right after the theatre bombing) Fox stated

the 1'I vent to Proy laughton's motiers home in hallosa aná dia

some citonsive digging in the backyard and found nothing, they

then left with no explanation.

Fox also made the comment that Tackwood, Los Angeles Police Dept.

Undcrcover igent, quit recently and stated he diá so vecause,

•I don't want to plant bombs and kill delegates to the convention

to be hold in San Diego"

• Tackwood, has written a boox called,

*Glass House"

, soon to be rolcased, it deals with that aspect of

his life.

Fox frels the FBI and Godfrey are : ecruiting-and pushing to involva

rigil-vingers in illegal operation; along with the police depart-

ment (bombing and laying the blame on the right ving), were setting

the stage for a riot so.Marshall Law could be called and U.N.

• troops be called in.

• In carclusion:

• There were no real points made, or a moral or even much of

& discussion dealing with ways

to seep out

infilrators.

They

maâo a

pitch for funds to holp fox

pay for his perjury trial

(95,100.00) .

Those in attendance seemed to enjo! the talk: but nothing con

struciive came out of the meeting.

I alss sensed that Rod Duff is trying to pull himself out of...

a slump or depression.

when menticning it to Julie Hanna,.

she agreed saying that her friend lick Rogers nas also stated

same (he is a member).

He fell short as a leader in my opinion, as he asked the group

what chey would like to do and wha: type of meetings they

wantes- he should have told them that he had going and got the

people busy and active right then.

I asked him, after the meeting, what the dues ware and did he

do for the council or did the council do for him and the move-

ment - he looked startled and

replica, "I'm afraid right noir I

do for the council". - looks to me like he needs the up and

coming seminar to put him back on l is feet.

One other note - fox feels like Yalopic was paid off as his

wife seems to have alot of

money and a brand new

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SUBJECT:

ATIONAL FORM NO. 10

ARY 162 EDITION

AJA RAMTA (41 CF1) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

SA DWIGHT GO GARRETSON

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

(SAO)

EM

(00: San Diego)

DATE:

7/17/73

Re Memo of, SAC REX I. SHRODER dated 7/6/73.

ME, GREGORY MARSHALL, also known

NW

Investigation.

MARSHALL advised that he does not have any

specific information regarding the Secret Army Organization

and is acquainted with only one person affiliated with the

Secret Army Oxganization, that being RICHARD FLEURY, Who

is his next-door neighoor.

He stated that the reason

he

had contacted the FBI was that on 6/11/72, his home

had been burglarized and he had the following items stolen

from him:

Lo Mol Rifle

20 NATO 762 Assault Rifle

3a Model 70 Shot Gun

40

M-3 Sniper Scope

MARSHALI also advised that on the day of the

buxglary, RICHARD FLEURY and another neighbor named

EDWARD BEGLEY had come to his home, and in conversations

with them after he had discovered the burglary, he had been

ran Diego

2-15/-2815)

1-151-32901

(RICHARD FLEURY)

(1-131-3284)

(GENEVIEVE FLEURY,

(1-15/-3001) (JERRY LYNN DAVIS

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Informed by them that they had discovered his gate open

the Secret Army Organization trials, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

had testitied that JERRY LYNN DAVIS had known about the

weapons stolen from MARSHALL. MARSHALL could not recall

whether GODFREY had testitied that he had actually at

the time seen these weapons or had testified that he had

merely been informed oi these weapons by DAVIS.

MARSHALL stated that he desired to know

whether or not the FBI had any intormation regarding his

weapons and his primary interest was to recover his

weapons -

MARSHALL was advised that all information

furnished by HOWARD BARRY GODFREY to the FBI regarding

violations of local or state statutes had been disseminated

to the appropriate local or state agency, and that he

should contact the San Diego County Sheritt's Oftice as

that agency would have jurisdiction over the burglary

which occurred at his residence. He said he had been in

contact with the San Diego County Sheritt's Oftice, and had

been advised that his weapons had not been recovered and

that the Sheritt's Office had no information regarding

the whereabouts of these weapons.

MARSHALL further advised that he is aware of the

Location of the Gunsnoke Ranch, but does not trequent

ot person and sated at de secret as never mean

except RICHARD FLEURY. He turther advised that FLEURY has

a considerable number of weapons at his residence, including

shot guns, rifles, and automatic pistols. He has made

-

statements to the ettect that he will not again be taken

alive. MARSHALL expressed his personal point that FLEURY is

mentally unbalanced, and turther advised that FLEURY is

highly critical of all law entorcement in general, and of

the EBl, Inparticular. He said l'LiuRy plans to file sult

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against the San Diego, Calitornia, Police Department

01: the San Diego County Sheritt's

Ottice for the

return of weapons which were seized from him at the

time of his arrest.

He said that FLEURY also talks

about going to South America and is highly critical

of the United States Government in his conversations.

MARSHALL further advised that GENEVIEVE FLEURY

in con-

versation with other neighbors which have been related

tO MARSHAlL: has indicated that she thinks her husband,

RICHARD FLEURY, is planning to do something "out of the

ordinary"

• MARSHALL said he did not know what she meant

by out of the ordinary, and further advised that he has

no direct conversation with her, but has been hearing

these rumors from other people, and he expressed the

opinion that FLEURY's depacture from the Ünited States

may be what these rumors refer to.

He said that GENEVIEVE

FLEURY has indicated to neighbors

that RICHARD FLEURY

thinks that she will accompany him to South America,

but, in fact, she does not plan to go with him if he does

leave this country.

MARSHALL advised that he is not on friendly

terms with FLeURy, in that he somewhat suspects fLEURY of

burglarizing his

home, and he feels that FLEURY does not

trust him.

he said he would relay any intormation regarding

FLEURY's activities to this office, but said that because

of his relationship with FLEURY, he would not bee in a

position to actively seek information regarding FLEURY's

plans.

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OPTIOHAL FORM NO. 10

RAY IPEZ EDITION

GSAPTMA (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:SAC, SAN DIFGO (157-2815)

FROM :SA DWIGHT G. GARRETSON

SUBJECT: SECREI ARMY ORGANIZATION

DATE:

7/13/73

Review of pertinent files reveals the following

•information:

Information regarding shooting of PAULA THARP by

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER was originally furnished to SA STEVEN

LEE CHRISTENSEN bY HOWARD BARRY GODFREY On. 1/12/72.

The

shooting had occurred on 1/0/72. See memo of SA CHRIStENSEN

dated 1/13/72 and san Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/13/T}j

(170-286-90 and 157-3017-20).

The information regarding this shooting was furnished

to CAPTAIN KENNETH D'BREEN, SDPD bY SAS CHRISEENSEN and PARL M

PETERSEN

on 1/13/73

See San Diego Nitel to Bureau 1/14/73-

( 170-286-88 and 157-3017-19).

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157-3017-14

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MAY IME TOITION.

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UNITED STATES GO

RNMENT

Memorandum

FILE (157-2815)

DATE:

SAC REX I. SHRODER

GREGORY MARSHALL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Captioned individual who resides at 1612 Harbison Canyon,

telephone number 445-2984, called today and indicated he would

like to speak to an agent knowledgeable in the SAO organization.

He said that he resides near where some SAO members live

and that his residence was burglarized some time ago and

some weapons were stolen.

He is primarily interested in

turnishing intormation which may be of interest concerning

the SAO and the disposition of some of the stolen weapons.

I told him that we would have an agent contact him on

Monday, July 9, 1973, and arrange a convenient time for

subsequent interview.

San Diego indices show a GREG MARSHALL - 157-3290-3.

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SAG, SAN DISCO (157-1816) (P)

4/1/73

SA DIGHT G. GARRETSON

SINES ERAS POTO

EXI - SAO

(00: San Diego)

Attached to each copy oi this mano is a copy or an

FD-302 contining rasults of intervier of sabject this FD-302

Sa being cisseninated to the iraicated files hecauso subject

furnisbed intomation regardug the subjecto oi these files.

2 - 157-1326

=157-3002

(DA7IS)

1-757-3393

(90752)

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(TROT SAEGHTOY)

~ 157-2015 (S10)

- 157-1759 (linuionen)

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LAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

Dote of transcription

April 3, 1973

JAMES EVAN FOTO, 31195 Olza Street, San Diego, California;

was intorvieriod at the San Diego Office of the Federal Bureau of

31050 22 56

Investigation.

He was inforned of the jurisdiction of the FBI in

the field of Internal Security.

POTO advised that he had formerly been associated with

both the sinuteren Organization and the Secret irmy Organization.

He explaired that approximately eight or nine years ago he had

become acouainted with dORRY LINI DAVIS who was known to him as

SAM DAVIS.

He said he had net DiVIS at various gun shops and swan

meets in the san Diego area, explaining that hoth he and DIVIS had

been interested in firearms.

He also advised that at ahout that

same time he had purchased a home in La Mesa, California, through

VAHL BOULE tho worked as a Realtor in that area.

Througn her he

had met her son mOY FAUCino, who was also acquainted with Sail DaVIS.

He continued thai through JAViS and FAelgoli he had become interested

in the Minutenen Organization and had participated in activities of

this organization including literature distribution and marches and

demonstrations against "Leîtist" groups and individuals.

POTO stated that he had never actually been a member of

the Minutemen Organization but admitted that he night have sunitted

an application for nembership and

stated that he did not recall

specifically nether or not he had applied for membership and whether

or not he had been accepted as a member.

POTO continued that auring the later part of 1967 he had

moved from the San Diego area to Phoenix, arizona, ana through ule

runutemen organization in san siego had been placed in contact mion

EV NCORE descriced as a Minutenan Leader in Phoenix. He said

he had met nocks but had not participated in any Minutemen functions

in Phoenix.

POTO advised that he had been acauainted with TROY HAUGHTON

and said he had no inforration regarding the disarpearanca ei FAUCHaO!.

He related that he had heard rumors that HUGOt had been killed bi

ROBIaT DE Pur de did not ino: the original source ca ary of these

rumors but sais that they were related to him by JaRri Lyili DavIs,

interviewed on -

3/29/73

_ at

SA DUIGIT G. GARRETSC: blo

san Diego, California

File #

SD 157-1816

W/3/73

- Dato dictated

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the F'Bi. It is the property of the FBI and is louned lo.

your agenes; it and la contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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and to his knowledge these rumors vere based on conjecture with no

basis in inct. He reiterated that he had no first hand knowledge

of what happened to TReY lAUGsTON.

POTs continued that he had returned to the San Diego

area soratino during the fall ci 1970, and upon his return to

San Diego had roneued his acquaintanceship with JaRY Lial DiVIs.

He said that soretire over a fear ago, exact date noù recallea,

he had been invita by DAvIS to join

a ned organization coing

forned by DIS by the name of Secret Army Cryanization, which

DAVIS said was to he the "Refined Version of the Minutemen.

POTO stated that he had declined this imitation to join decause

he did not lave time to participate in any such activities because

of his business.

POTO advised that he had met BARRY CODEREr on three or

four occasions at DAVIS' home and had also net ?ickey HoovEr during

target pracuice sessions which he had had with DAVIS. He said he

was not acqazinied with PAit. TAKOPS or with any other individual

known to or runored to ba affiliated with the Secret Army Organization.

POTO described himseli as a right wing. conservative as

far as politics were concerned and stated he is coposed to the use

of firearms in any form, and for this reason did not condone the

activities of the secret Army Organization.

PCTO said he had no inforation regarding illegal

weapons or explosives in the possession of any of his associates,

except that he had seen a small amount ci fuse at DAvIS' hore.

POTO further advised that over the period of the past

nine years, he has contributed money only to the inutenen organ-

ization, to Inci falentor, and aiso to JaRRy Lazi duIs.

ie said

he did not give any money

to the Sacrat Amy Organization but had

given rongy to DAvIS to assist in DIVIS! dafense after DAVIS had

heen arrested.

POTO related when he had neon affiliated with the

länutenen ürganization, all communications and corresconionce to

him from the Minutemen had originated in San Diego.

Fe assuned that

it had heen mailed by they thuganch.

He said he had never had any

contact ritn the rational Headquartors of the rational Leaders of the

minutemen.

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POTO commented that he occasionally carries a revolver

and gave the reason as for protection becausa ne often

carries

large suns of money in connection with his employment.

POTO provided the Iollowing descristion of himseli:

Race

Sex

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Height

Weight

• Hair

eyes

Arrest Record

Social Security

Account Munter

Employment

White

Hiale

Septerber 5, 1941

Hammond, Indiana

5'10"1

180

Brown

Hazel

Wears Glasses

None

Military Service

Marital Status

Education

Parents

Former Residence

Telephone Number

316-10-5637

Hanager Reubens Restaurant

Grossmont Shopping Center

La liesa, California

None

Divorced iroM FANFLA SHELDON,

who has since remarried and nor

resides in kansas Citir, Tansas.

Attended Indiara University and

San Diego State College bat

received no degree fron either

Institue-ch.

aGRE and BUrK POTO

Exact andress unrecalled

Echo Court

La mesa, Call omia

Roval Falm Road

"noeni?.,

42120n2

1907 - 1970

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february 5, 1973

Honorable Louis I. Hicks

Apartment 221

• 8401 Morth New Braunfels

San Antonio, Texas 78209

Dear Judge Hicks:

• I have received your letter of January 26th, with

enclosures, and appreciate your bringing this information

to my attention. I an pleasei to enclose a copy of my

remarks of January 25th before the National Conference on

Crininal Justice in Washington,

incopely yours

trick,

¿ Patrick Gra

Acting Director

Enclosure

San Diego - Enclosures (7)

- San Antonio - Inclosures

(3)

157-2815-35>

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LOUIS L. HICKS

2401 NGOTH NEN ARILAFEAS

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, 70205

APT'. 221

Jan. 26 1373

I: Patrick Gray III

Federal Bureau of Inv.

Department of Justice

Washington D.C.20535

Dear Director;-

•I have just heard the very sensible and well

timed remarks of your brief appearance on Harrel 13

this morning (T.V.). Your predecessor used to send me

some of his speeches. If you have a copy available I

would like to read the conplete stitement.

Incidentally I have asked my "Washington

Observer" friends in California to lay off the ?.B.I.

(Howard Godfrey)and get rid of some of their quack econ-

• mists.

I have also advised them that I am not in

sympathy with their "Tax Strike". Every Anerican should

obey the law whether he likes it or not, and I do not

belong to the John Birch Society.

I enclose the front page of Jan. 1 1973 issue.

(Xerox) because I understand every Senator and Congress

man' gets a copy.

Yours for confirmation,

(Judge) Louis I. Hicks.

austricks

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WASHINOTON OBSERVER

NEWSLEITER

"What country can preserve its liberties, if its rules are not warned from time to time that the

people preserve the spirit of resistance?" -THoMAs JEFFERSON

NUMBER 151

LYNCH

Evidence is accumulating that if

you are. Jewish or Negro, you can

PARTIES

break the law with impunity, but if

you are White and a patriot, you

are a second-class

citizen. There

is a growing

double standard of justice in the U.S.-harsh pun-

ishment for patriots (secured by the perjury of

federal agents) and leniency for the Left.

Last month saw two outrageous miscarriages of

Justice in San Diego. On Icembe:

21, ten tax

protestors were declared "guilty" of "conspiracy

to rescue seized property" by a jurv which

followed the promptings of a federal judge.

Judge Leland C. Nielsen clearly had received

orders from higher-ups to convict the ten de-

fendants, no matter what he hac to do. He show-

ed open contempt for the rights of the accused,

refusing even to recognize that the Heck Ware-

house- the focus of the picketing that led federal

agents to physically assault the patriots and ar-

rest them on trumped-up charges-had not even

been legally seized by the IRS until the day after

the arrest of the defendants!

• The federal agents involved perjured themselves

on the witnesss stand but the jury (composed in

large part of 'bureaucrats and others whose salaries

are paid for by tases) refused to believe that FBI

and Treasury agents would act in the criminal

manner they.dit and then lie under oath.

Although prosecution testimony was inconsist-

ent, distorted and contradictory, Nielson brusquely

dismissed defense motions and objections and

upheld the prosecution throughout.

The other lynching bee in San Diego concerned

two men who were admittedly entrapped by un-

dercover FBI agent-provacateur Howard Godfrey.

Undisputed are the facts that Gudfrey incited.

William F. Yakopec into bombing a porno movie

house, and even supplied the dynamite.

Yakopec was convicted of the bombing on

Godfrey's testimory. A witness for Yakopec, Cal-

vin H. Fox, was subsequently convicted of per-

jury on Godfrey's testimony, although the evidence

clearly indicacted that Fox was celling the truth

Contries dot the sin dared tol

may be sent to The Educator, dus 333, rullerton,

Calif. Send contrilutions for Fox's appeal to

1.4. Citizens Council. Box 1-16, Arcadia, Ca. 91003.

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JANUARY 1; 1973.

1972

In retrospect 1972 was a precedent.

shattering year in Amcricas inter-

ArView national relations. President Nixon

abruptly reversed his previous anti-

• Communist stince. The machinations of his for-

eign policy mentor, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, re

julted in a detente with Peking and Moscow

was enthusiastically supported by the

"liberal" news media and paved the way for

Nixon's highly publicized trips to Red China and

Suviet Russia. The general public, bemused and

confused by an avalanche of promotional publicity

featuring world peace as the ultimate goal, was

cajoled into accepting the bland assurances of the

Kissinger-Nixon team. WO readers had been fore-

warned about the Nixon-Kissinger scheme of

Soviet-American convergence as the first step in

the 'Grand Design of One World Government.

In reviewing the many exclusive news items of

WASHIINCTON OBSERVER in the course of 1972 it

will be noticed that on March 15, 1972, WO ex-

clusively reported that Nixon's bagman and po-

litical mastermind, Murray M. Chotiner, was

surreptitiously channelling funds to the pro-Com-

munist People's Party. The purpose of the oper-

ation was to draw left-wing iotes from Democrat

candidates. This was the first repoxted act of

sabotage against the Democrats.

On May 1, 1972, WO exclusively reported:

"... In his desire to run as the 'Peace President'.

in November 1972, President Nixon has let the

Kremlin leacers know that he is ready to grant

them-and heln them assert-suzerain rights in

all Western Europe, as well as in Germany and in

the Soviet-occupied countries of Central and

Eastern Europe.

" The current conference on

European security in Helsinki and the moves afoot

to recognize the Soviet puppet regime of East

Germany as a sovereign government doom the

hopes of the reunification of Germany which were.

raised by the solemn pledges of the United States,

Great Britzin and France at the time of the found-

ing of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

(NATO). WO exclusively predicted that Nixon,

On May 15, 1972, JVO exclusively forecast: "As

President Nixon departs for Moscow, one of the

goodies he tahes for Chainnan Leonid Brezhnev

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Editor:

As -a new subscriber ti

tE

AMERICAN

MeRCURY please allose cie

inford you

how much I enjoyed the Summer, 1973 issuc.

I am taking advantage st mr forder blank

ro order back issues of this marvijous miga-

zine. What a shune you ari pietidied from

newsstand sales. How pitifnt that micre people

are not aware of your magazine.

•Or course,

the most pitiful thing of all is that the lerk-

ing, middle-class citizen of this "once-grat"

America of ours, feels so helpless.

As a new subscriber i want to express my

heartfelt appreciation for your altempi lo

wake up the citizens of these United States.

You and Liberly Loboy are doing a great

service, and I only wish that I were financially

'able to really be of help.

JOY D. GREEN

South Gate, Calif.

Editor:

Does Mr. Buckley get his anti-toxin shots

from ADL? He seems to be immune from

i character assassination. Senators Goldwater,

the late Robert A. Taft, Sr., Joe McCarthy,

Gen. MacArthur, Gov. Wallace, and patriotic

groups inciuding LIBERTY LOBBY never escape

the poison pen of ADL. So maybe perfidy

and duplicity is not so forzign to his political

stance. At any rate, WASHINGTON OBSERVER

NEWSLETTER has about convinced me. Al

least, Mr. Buckley's conservatism doesn't go

beyond the point of: "Hang your clothes on

& hickory limb, but don't go near the water."

H. J. WILLIAMS

Madison, Ohio

Editor:

One of the most frequent complaints heard

around election time is "there's no real choice;

you just have to nick the lesser of awo evils."

How often does it occur to us that the

lesser of two evils is siill evil? And that's

the whole point: The present election system

doesn't really give us a choice. In many cases,

"there ain't a dime's worth of difference"

berween the Democrat and Republican can-

didates.

What we need is one more pesition on the

ballot for each elective office. We need a

block labelled "NONE OF THE ABOVE"

so we can reject ALL of the "me-too" candi-

dates who offer us no real choice.

For more information on protesting against

the present election system and appropriate

bumper stickers, write:

League of Non-Vnters

Box 1406

Santa Ana, Calif. 92702

DAVID MICHAEL MYERS

La Plata, Maryland

WINTER, 1972

Editor:

Enclosed please find a check in the amount

of seven dollars for which I would like you

lo send my swerty (20) copies of the Tax.

Strike Issue of THE AMERICAN MERCURY.

I am glad that you have had the courage

to publish this issue aid I hope that you will

keep right on in this matter. It is long over-

due. I feel that this is lie only way left to

us to overcome this conspiracy to destroy us

and our country. This action, as I see in, is

Constitutional,

We are cowards if we do not act. I am

seventy-wo years of age, am self-employed,

and do not have a socialistic security number.

I stand on my own feet.

Please give me all the information you can.

A. B. MARTIN

Ellestos, Flerida

Editor:

Your articles in AMERICAN MERCURY have

been very interesting although those on "The

Economy" and

"The Money Supply" are

partially hogwash. I don't object when a

writer expresses. his opinion even though

different from mine. but when you make a

statement in your Newsletter which is in error

($145, Sept. 15t, 1972, last page) quote,

"for every

dollar

the national

debt

which has been manufaciured by bookkeeping

entry," you are in error. The real truth is

that the entry is not manufactured but is

very real.

The process is that the U.S. Treasurer has

a supply of unsigned engraved U.S. Govern-

ment

Bonds which when the Fed "buys

bonds"" are taken to the U.S. Treasurer who

signs them, returns them and then the Fed

"buys" them by running off on a printing

press an equivalent amount of fiat paper

iabelled "Treasury Notes" such as used by

the public. These notes are no longer "re-

deemable in lawful money of the U.S." as

they used to be because there is none. Only

a relatively small amount of illegally debased

coinage. These. notes have no value being

merely paper with ink on them.

Meanwhile, the American Public pays in-

terest on the U.S. Govemment Bonds to the

tune of over $15,000,000,000 (Fifteen Billion

Dollars) every year.

That certainly is not a nanufactured book-

keeping entry. The Treasury notes are phoney

but the Bonds in possession of the Fed are

very real, also the interesi as it comes due.

LOUIS L. HICKS

Houston, Texas

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2/2/73

AI'RTEL

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

• ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-26763)

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-1820)(C)

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

EM - SAO

(00: San Diego)

Re San Diego airtel and IHM to Bureau, 11/1/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five (5) copies of an

LAM re

garding captioned subject.

One (1) copy of the enclosed Lill has been

disseminated locally to the United States Secret Service,

inasmuch as the Secret Army Organization (SAO), and its

members, present a potential for violence.

Two (2) copies of an FD 376

Bureau copies.

are attached to the

vie of his lone tan a ten prose set for the ADES ira

2 - Bureau (Enc. 5)(RMJ)

5 San Diego

(2 - 157-1820)

(1 + 157-2315)

EHP/1D0

(5)

157-2815-355

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San Diego, California

February 2, 1973

WILLIAN FRANCIS YAKOPEC

On October

2, 1972, Willian Francis Pakopec,

an alleged member of the Secret Army Organization (SAO),

was found gilty in Superior Court of the County of

San Diego on charges of igniting and exploding a

destructive device; assault with intent to comit murder;

simple assault;

police officer, and possession of explosives near a

habitation.

The charte of attempted nurder resulted

from the bombing of tie Guild Theatre, 3827 Fifth Avenue,

San Diego, California, on Jüne 19, 1972.

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is an

anti-Communist, paramilitary organizatio

formed in 1971 in San Diego, California.

It intends

to conduct intelligence type

operations

and to offer training in urban

guerrilla i arfare

to be used against

"left wing groups" and suspected enemies

of the United States.

On Octobe: 24, 1972, Larry WILSOn, District

Attomey's Office, ian Diego County, advised that William

Francis Yakopec was

sentenced on October 24, 1972, to

one

year to life for assault with a deadly weapon on a

police officer and

to four other sentences of one

to five

years to run conci rently on other charges which included

assault with inter: to conmit murder; igniting and

exploding a destr: stive device; possession oi other than

fixed ammunition;

and possession of axplosives in or near

a place of habita ion.

(9)

EMP/1po (1572815)

This document contains neither recomendations nor conclusions

of the FBI.

It

s the property of the FBI and is loaned to your

agency; it and ..a contents are not to be distributed outsíde

your agency.

157-2815-30

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STILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOFEC

On November 3, 1972, Yalcopec entered a plea

of guilty to a lesser charge of possession of inflamnable

naterial with intent to burn, before San Diego County

Superior Court Judge Gilbert

: Harelson.

He was sentenced

to another tern of one to five years in the State Prison

to run concurrently with the one to lifc sentence he had

previously.received.

The charge of possession of inflammable

material rosulted from a follow-up search of his rented

home in El Cajon, California, on August 9, 1972, As a

result of this search Yakopec was originally charged with

possession of explosives.

His wife, Deborah Yakopec,

age 26, had been arrested on the same charge but was

allowed

• to enter a plea of no contest to a lesser charge

of disturbing the peace and was fined $20 by Judge

Harelaon®

Investigator Wilson reported that Yakopec was

sent to the Califomia State Penal Institution at Chino,

california,

fox a period of observation for 120 days,

after which he could ba recalled and consideration could

be given to a change of sentence.

On January 24, 1973, Investigator Wilsor

reported that the parzod oi observation tor lakopec ai

Chino, Califomin, had been terminated and on recommendation

by the

Court he has

seen transferred to Vacaville Prison,

Vacaville, California, to begin serving the sentence

prescribed by law.

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EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dare 12/27/72

PAUL BRWIN RUPLINER waS Intervicked at his home at

456% Hassachusetts strant, Bon Dioco, California. lio vag

advised of to idontity of the intorvioning, agonts and tho

purpose of the

intorvion. No furnished the following

Infomation:

He donied ovor having been a nonber of the socrot

Army Orgonization (3A0) but has Know HOARD COVETEY for

four or live yrors.

in said he was

surprised ten ho

Loarned that GoDFReY had been an Infoment for to FBI

for the entire period that le has know him. Fo onco not

JURY LEFT DAVIS through GODFREX. DAVIS WAS

introduced to

him as "SAll." le sos awaro diat CODiRtY and fAll vero Involved

with the SAO. To donded inowing SY ANDERSOH of seattle,

Hashington on that he was involved in furnishing guns, anunition

and explosiven to tao nembers.

RUPLINGER has from timo to tire given sims of monoy to

GODFTY for use in financing bulletins printed and distributod

Iby the ido.

Ho furnished this tonoy bocause of an interest

In "surviva]."

At ona time lie vas shown a poster printed en

Ba" & 1l" poper contalning, o rosume of Inforation extractod

fron newspapers rogarcing Prosident MIXON. Later wcon this

poster was printed and distributed, ho was surprised to sco

that 1t was printed on By = 13"

rapes, contained a photograph

al President dixon and indicated that ho vas vanted.

RUPLISh said his oily Interest in the SAO was the

organiantion's contribution to "gurvival. io sald he has

always had on interest in this matter and has wriston many

pariphlots over

the goars donling with dis subjoct.

at ono time a "survival Consultont" ils latont offort in

tho fiold of survival vas to mustormind an organization called

svirtuos in Ameriea."

lio said he had help in setting up the

onganizacion but that it failud bocause of lock of interest.

The organization was only interonica in niching survival activity.

Eo would illa to roorcanice this orinnizition.

if ho Is ablo

to do so he vill aiviao the iiI of his progroos and w11l furniai

copies of any litoratiro distributod by ram.

On-

—at.

11/22/72

San DIego, Callf raia

SAS DUINUT C. CARREROON and

by.

_File #

157-2815-333

757-5226

_Dale dictated -

27/27/72

This document contains nellher recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property of the FBl and is loaned to your agency:

It and its contants are nol to be distributod outside your agency.

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:......

stated that he is acquainted with General ILLIAM LEILY,

1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado, California. " He met him in

connection with an promization called the

"Liberty Armendment

•Comnittee."

This was a moverent started by one MILLIS STOiN

to change or comnletely elininate the lóin Arendment to the

• Constibution.

This muld climinate the incore

Fax in the inited

States.

Another roal of the organization los to get the u.s.

Governrent oui of ail the businesses it runs at a loss.

RUPLIAr? stated that he has nover been a member of the

Minutenen Organization.

He net tRoy fauchwon, the leader of

this group twice in 1965 or 1066.

The first time he net Raphato!,

the got into an argument with him unen he told him that the

Hinutemen arronization wa inconsistent. Fe denied Inowing

anything acout the disappearance of Faucator.

..":

RUPLINER stated that he is not involved in any activity

against the

best interast of the united States and does not

intend to get involved in such activity.

He said he does not

have in his possession explosives or illesal weapons.

113972

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SAC,. SAN DIEGO (157-2921) (C)

1/19/73.

SA DWIGIT GO CARPETSON

INFORMANT

(00; San Diego)

Re LenO Of SA DUICAT G. GARBISON dated 11/24/72.

O: 11/27/72, SA CLAYTO: FOLI, Ducan of Alcohol,

Tobacco, and Vironms (NT), San Disgo, Califonia, advised

that his agoncy does not currently have a perdior invosti

ention regarding the

subject.

PLE further advised that au

Intorvien al the subject by this bureau sould not interiore

with any investigation os AfF.

On 1/15/73, subject ms interviened by Sis DfIGhT

Go GARNETSON and LAR Ii. PENNSEl.

ile stated that he had

neves bee:: a nouber of the seciot Army Organization (SAO),

although he had been acquaintod with nONAND GoDIREy and Tou

FORREST. He also statod that he incy MILLIAL yAKOPeC by

sight,

but mas not personaily acquintod rits hin. He di

NOT KROH CHORGE MITCHELL SOVERE

INFERERTNT

mr stated that he lo of the existenco of

the SO through MOBAND GOLOneY,

but had never known of any

of the

activitics of this group, and no one had appreached

him to join this grouD.

he said ho did not kion Jany LEil

DAVIS,

the loader of this group, although he sight love pet

his, de be 12 requintod mith varicus associates oi MaVIS.

INFORMANT

sno continued that in the past he had trequented

gun shops, gui shous, and gun sup neets, aud had frequently

bOugh!, SO10, 20d FiRECC gUES,

gun paris, and annunition.

that he bad never dealt in explosives and bad nevcr had

possession of auy caplosives.

Ic come: tod that he night

have stated to dificrant individuals that he could get

explosives, but amiained that any suci coments by him would

have been lor the purpose or leoping the people literested

as a prospective customer of his sails; gun parts, or amunition.

€ 157-3021

OKO

27 Ditut

157-2815-352

}

• 157-2177

157-

157-2315

(ICATEST)

(HILLTIN FRANCIS YAKOPEC)

(SAO)

pes

IGG:clb

(6)

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SD 157-2921

INFORMANT

Sones dented ever having had possession of a

largo manticy si annunitio nod said-le had never had

possession of a" In conversion lit, alibongh this ras

possibie as he oiten

bought man parts in largo quartaties

without even luoring umi all mas contained in tho purciaso.

INFERMENT

anna stated that he hod Enom an indiridual

named Cy AiDaci approzinately io to tizoe yours azo.

ne explainea that AlbRacoN voild cone to son Biogo Licquently

and would visit with

INFORMENT LOCATIT

tho sou Diego arca, Je chad chiat

ANDeRSON Tould buy gung and annunition in the san Dicgo nica

for iconio by hia In the utate of Washington, where he

operaicò a hunting shop.

SFORMANT

nastas coopnrative during this interrier and

stated that he would bo milling to assist this Euronu by

Luraishing any inzoratio: wuich night cone to his attention.

ho was advised of the juiodiction of the IBI

As s subioet ras not a acabor of 5AO or any other

carichist organization, this caso abould be closed.

In vion oâ subject's cooperativo attitude, and as

he 2o soquaiutod with various cutrenist subjects, it is

ICROSBONUCO thRI & ICH 173 CaSe ba opeibù and cizorts vill

De sado to develo, subjcot as as arati ormart.

The sollowing 13 descriptive

data rogaraing this

subject:

INFORMANT

IDENTITY

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INFORMANT

2745

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F'D- 3e 1He:.

Transmit the foliowing in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date: 12/13/72

(Tipe in plainieri or codel

(Priority)

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI.

SIC, SCRAIBITO (175-55) (P)

ALLEGED FLOT TO KILL THE

PRESIDEIE - CONSPIRCY

00: Sacramento

Re Sacramento letter and LAti, 11/21/72, entitled,

"JANES WILTER SCOTT, Bú - WIG, CO: SCramento"; eccrarento

aintoi und biti, 11/21/72, entitled, "Tui NBELLICE COTTUR,

Il - VIG, CO: Sacramento'; Sacramento nitel to the Eureau,

4 - BuieaU

(2- 175-

) (FRANCIS DARL GILLINGS)

(1 - 175-23577)

(1- 157-21570)

2 - ilDuquerque (Enc. 3)

2 - Chicago (Enc. 3)

2

- Datroit (Enc. 3)

- Kansas City (inc.

- Los angeles

: (Anc.

3)

2)

2

3

- lobile (inc. 3)

- Phoenia (Enc. 2)

Portland (Ene.

3)

San Diego (157-2815) (Enc. 2)i

San Francisco (Finc. 3)

9 -

SECramanto

(2 - 175-55)

(1 - 157-2552)

111 - 157-1547)

(1- 157-2569)°

(1. - 157-2195)

(1

- 170-304)

(1 - 157-2453)

(1 - HRBA)(DELD)

(35)

cco mate Xero.

5579

NW 68262 Dasld32989523

Аg! s01

12 7572

Sent

157-2315-3321

FAV:

Petessen 1e

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SC 175-55

12/4/72; änd Bureau airtel to Sacramento, 12/7/72, captioned,

"SECRET PRIY ORGMIZATION (SiO), SACRIBITO DIVISION, I" and

"TAX REBELLION CRITTEE (IRC), ELA - WHG" •

Enclosed for Albuquerque, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas

City, licbile, Fortland, and San Francisco is one copy each of

referenced Sacramento conmunications.

Enclosed for San Diego is one copy each of Sacramento

letter and Liti, airtel and Lili, both dated 11/21/72.

Enclosed for Los ingeles is one copy each of

Sacramento airtel and LIli, 11/21/72, and nitel, 12/4/72.

Enclosed for Phoenix is one copy each of letter und

LEM, dated 11/21/72 and nitel, 12/4/72.

On 12/5/72, the Bureau advised that information

contained in Sacracento nitel to the Bureau, 12/4/72,

indicated a possible violation of the assaulting the

President

'of the United States statute and advised Sacramento to

innediately institute appropriate investigation in this

matter.

By refererced Bureau airtel to Sacramento, 12/7/72,

Sacramento was instructed to conduct necessary investigation

to determine the cutent of the Secret Army Organization's (3:0)

presence in this division and comment on its relationship

to the Tax Rebellion Committee (TRC).

In addition, the bureau advised that in view of the

extremist remarks of individuals associated with the TRC,

preliminary investigation vas to be conducted to deterrine

the extent of the IRC's membership's involvement in thite

extremist activity and other violations within the juriscic-

tion of the FBI.

The Bure-u advised that Sacramento was to

maintain contac: with established sources and informants for

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information regarding the ThC in the above regards but to

make certain not to interfere with pending prosecution

against JiGS WLTER SCOTT, lational Cheirman of the TRC,

or infringe upon investigutive responsibilities of the Internal

Revenue Service or other agencies.

In addition, the bureau has advised that results of

investigations of the

SAO and TRO are to be submitted in a

forn suitable for dissemination under respective captioned

cases.

In a letter captioned Tax Rebellion Committee,

contained in referenced Sacramento airtel and LIM to the

Bureau, dated 11/21/12, the leadership of the IRe is set

forth.

All offices are to revier this letter for individuals

listed within their territory.

INEDIMAN

On 12/5/72, H

advisad a meeting was held

12/5/72 at Fresno, California; by a group of persons who do

not go by a specific name but who are vory anti-Jewish and

anti-regro as well as a tax rebellion group. There vere

about fifty persons in attendence at this meeting and the

• speaker was Reverend GAIL from the Los angeles area.

Source stated that GAIL's spech was extremely

anti-Negro and Jew and that he (GuiL) claimed they had to

get tough with all the Jewish coumunists who run congress.

GAIL said that this country has to be cleaned up and the only

way to accomplish this would be to kill every FlI agent and

every IRs gent.

GAIL further stated that the FBI and IRS

Agents should not only be killed but also hung from every

telephone pole and inutilated.

Source further related that PAUL TODD claimed he

was director of a chapter of the lational issociation to icep

- and beär arms (lukBi), and he lives at P. O. Box 147,

Madcra, California.

TODD further claired that JIM SCOTT hau

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connections in many of the WkBis groups. TODD vent on to

state that his organizution haci to bo very careful vith that

they did so that they would not be thought of as the "Secret

Army Organization" because some of the people in this organi-

zation were radical and

thought like the SaC.

source advised that IODD said all of these organi.-

rations like SCOTT's, TRC, the NiKEi, and the SAO had to

stay in an informal connection with cach other so that when

the big revolt camo, they, could all unite; but they should

not be too closely united jot or they would be caught and

thron in jail.

On. 12/5/72, Lieutenant CLOYCE BROCKSHIRE, TraCy

Police Departcent, arvised his files reflcot that FRANCIS

GILLINGS vas arrested 12/5/51 by the Marysville Sheriff's

Office, Marysville, California, number A18893,. for petty

theft and received

one year probation.

BROCKSHIRE further advised that his records reflect

that GILLIIGS has purchased four reapons which include a

.32 aufonatic, a .38 revolver, a .22 revolver, and a .22

automatic.

On 12/7/72, Sergeant KENNETI WAGNER, Intelligence

Division, San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office (SJSO), advised

his files contain no arrest record for subject; however, his

department has cont.etod GILLINGS on several occasions in

regards to CILLING: confronting his custoners nith a revolver

when he thought th y were trjing to cheat him. UnGHER advised

his intelligence scorde ircicata GiLLIlGS operates an arco

gas station at U. j. 580 and Patterson Pass Road, Tracy,

California, and t'at he noved to Tracy in 1962 fron South

, Dakota.

GILLInGS is marricd, has four sons, who attend local

Tracy schools, ari he ran for state

assembly on the imericon

Incependent Pari.

•ticket.

WiGi? idvised that his files indicate subject is

"ultra-right li: '" ard thaj consider him to be potanticlly

cangerous.

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• .

SC 175-55

The following is a description of FRANCIS EARL

GILLINGS:

Race:

Sex:

Date of birth:

Pläce of birth:

Height:

Weight:

Eyes:

Hair:

Social Security

kimber:

Address:

Caucasian

Male

7/27/31

Academy, South Dakota

6' 3"1

180 pounds

BrOwn

BrOwn

503-28-5440

1826 East Street

Tracy, California

California driver's

license number:

*H337723

INFORMANE

On 12/8/72,

• advised that it was his

understanding that "the moverant"

', as referred to by FRAliCIS

GILLIiGS in his threats gainst the President and Vice

•President, was, in fact, the Sil. Source advised

that GILLI'GS,

to date, has not specifically rentioned that he is a

member of

the Sio, Source furthes advised thât since GILLIGS had just

retuined from a meeting with JiMES WiLTER SCOTT at Fresno,

California, he felt the threats against the Fresident were

probably a result of GILLINGS discussion with SCCIT.

Source stated that GILLINGS vas also very likely

trying to impress souice and others at the meeting as to his

importance in the movement"; however, in view of the serious-

ness of the threat, source tould continue attempts to learn

if this was, in fact, an actual plot against the President.

INFORMANT

On 12/9/72

with

ADIUDUALS NimE a reported"leader in the

advised that he had met

THE +

Bet.

and

that aime! shored him a copy of a letter he received from

the SAO, which is quoted as follows:

•DELETED. 5.

PROTECT INFORMANT

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"SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GELERAL HEADQUARTERS

• URGENT

"To all moniers, supporters, and friends of

the SAO. Arrests of many of the members in San

Diego have caused some changes of strategy.

"A11. Post Office Boxes, Drops, Cutouts, and

Courier Routes have been discontinued. It is

imperative that you do not try to contact the

organization in any manner.

"For the next few months our members are

being direcied to join the John Birch Society

under assuned name. The purpose is three fold:

The JES needs the help that our professionals

can lend; some of our rombers need the political

training that the JSS can offer; the JSS is a

fertile recruiting ground for more militant under-

ground activities.

"You will be contacted at a much later date

with further instructions.

"Best wishes and keep your powder dry.

"It. Col. Calvin E,

Dubbins

"SAO General Staff

"CHD: dgt"

Source advised that according to pamphlets he

received from WILSON, the NiBi has its national headquarters

at 909 liorth Central ¿venue, licdford, Oregon.

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Previous informant infornation rcceived from

Phonix 783-E indicates that DAVID L. WILSOil has been in

communication with the SiO through JAMES KLETAIl (SC. 157-2493).

LEADS:

A11 offices contact informants and sources in the

SAO and TRC and determine if there is a specific plot to

assassinate the President and Vice President.

All offices target informants to determine involve-

ment of members of TRC with white extremist activity.

PORTLIND

AT PORTLAND. OREGON. Will conduct preliminary

investigation to determine extent of i-kBà merbership

involvement in whita

extremist activity.

SAN DIEGO

AI SUM DIEGO, CALIFORNTA. Insure all offices which

have SaO chapters ar avare of alleged plot to assassinate

President and Vice I'resident.

SA lead

SACRI ENTO

AT FRESES. CALIFORNIA.

will continue contact with

INFORmANT and attrapt to establish close coverage of the

• activities of JAME. WiLTER SCOIT.

AT PERY: VILIE, CALIFORTA. Will review subject's

arrest and parole record, Sheriff's Office number i18833;

for background in ormation.

AT SIC" TON, CALIFORITA. Will maintain coverage

of subject and i sociates through

INFORMANT

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IN VIBE OF GILLINGS' STATEMENTS, HE SHOULD BE

CONSIDERED ARIED AND DIGEROUS.

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL,

FBI

Date: 11/21/72

(Type in pluinical or code)

• AIR MAIL.

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

ACTING DIRECTORS FEET (157-21670)

SAC, SACRILE/TO (157-1947) (P)

RABOILIOL COMINTER,

00:

Sacramento

Enclosed for the Bureau are eight copies of an

Lill reflecting imformation on captioned subject.

Infornation contained in the lili provided to

Agent HARRY GRadi, Internal Revenue Service, Stockton,

California on 11/9/72.

The individual providing infonation to source

mentioned in lHi is JiMES CliYE Qualia, SC 157-2493,

315 south uo, stochion, Calidoinia. Rushin is currenely

under investigation by the scaricato Division on inor-

mation recoivai from IFoRmmT on 10/29/72 and 1i/0/72

mich indicaies mcman has appiied for menbership in

the Secret any Oiganizütion (suv).

An information copy is being provided to. Phoeni?

in vien of their inforant coverage.

157-2515-33

•2 - Bureau (Enc. 8)

Phoenix: (Info)

Sacramento

(1 - 170-304)

(2 - 157-

(secret iny Orcantrationi lenter

(1-157-2193) 101S GIDYLE Callia)

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SC 157-1947

TRK/ dar

Source is MiFoRMAT

and located in instant

LH1.

LEAD

SACREMENTO

AT STOCKTON, CALIFORTIA: Will continue contact

with sisFaRmANT, jor further datails on captioned subject

as well as infomation on the operation of the sio.

10. -0.

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In Reply, Please Refer io

File No.

UNIT

STATES DEPARTMENT OF J

TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Sacramento, Californian

Novenber 21, 1972

TAX REBELLION CO-MITTEE

On November S, 1972, a confidential source with

whom contact has been insufficient to ceternine reliability

advised he learned through an individual who claims to be

a member of the Taz Rebellion Comnittee (TRC) that in tie.

near future members of the committee plan to place seizure

notices, like those used by the Internal Revenue Service

(IRS), on property and autonobiles.

Literature handed out by the liational Tax

Rebellion Committee incicates its national headquarters

are located at Box 666, Clovis, California, and the

purpose is to oppose the "unlawful ¿raduated income

tax and revolt against paying this tax'.

Source stated he received funerous handouts

from the abor-mentioned individual and & copy of itens

listed below are attacied hereto:

1. Instructions on hov to order and place

"Seizure" notices.

2. Xerox copy of "Seizure"' notices, original

of which was blue in color and on a 5% inch by 82 inch

card.

3.. Copy of literature commencing Dear Jim.

and signed by lyron L. Katzerback.

4.

Certificate).

Copy of H-4 forn Withholding Exemption

This docuent contains neither iccorriendations nos conclusions of the FaI.

It is tie property of the FBI and is lomed to your agency; it and its

contents are not to be cistributca outsice your agency ror dupiicated

-I thin vour agency.

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1:

IAX REBELLIOT CUMITTEE

5. Copy of literature entitied Tax Rebellion

Committee and commencing "Octobes 1972, Dear Patriot"

and signed "Constitutionally yours, Tax Rebellion •

Committee".

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Tax fiancers: curd

a stick or daasniüe.!

a warlig nottee 1n more

PONErfUL thin U.

He propose thas thousarls of these be placed on property and on

in aralnche of felophoue colls w11l

thE Iks oriIces.

Inste, apathetie, silent,

easy going tor vlotlus will suddenly be

shocked Into the resi knowledge chai

the irs egente wno partite as

a respeciabie sitizen 1s In fact a thug, gangster arned ilth syronnival

porer.

We propose chat you order 100, 200, 300, or more of these at e cents ea

and place thuu on autorobiles cue other property.

Shis placeuent shoe?

¿one 1n cuen a way as not to be detected by enjone.

cive

fant sorkers acalosted to ine inovenent can scotch tape 200 on property

and antonobiles schin an

690U5.

Plotementi should ba on windshield ci o

drivess slue s cas, cars that are parked sor the night when dau break

arouse themselves to do dally coil for the bos

gatherong, chog mill discover that their car has been seised.

Pand aront su

will breal loose.

As mentioned abora, ordes the nunhas of seizure notloes you decise at

5 cents anon. drair fron your tox friends in Fresno. You sia avaie

of the enot nana of the croup sail the address. When orderdar Ducise

use cash instern of cheeks.

?, you fall know

checks create eridence.

You vill undezscord.

Ther

enemy is all around us as we take the

offensive ard nove to attack.

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WARNING

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEIZURE

This property has been seized for nompayment of internal revenue taxes.

by virtue of levy issued by the District Director of Internal Revenue.

All persons are warned not to remove or tamper with this property, in

any manner, under severe penalty of the law.

Bout Erec2

REVENUE OFFICER

"PUBLICATION MO, SA PREV, B-68)

US. TREASURY DEPARTMENT • INT

RIVENUE SERVICE

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Sipt: 22/27

2440 Birdere Ch. Rd.

sold 54i7, du.42s35

Dear Jim,

with a.

tires of solisa thin that I weed stand on the sitt

amendment f the Comitinte

Й 4 port. the pare chas at 904 N. Catal si

in assemble in and fou the degence of Ei7s

along wet the literatine an pin l gund an e

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Form

W-GE

Dapartment of the Treasury

Internal Revenua Service

Type or print full name

Withholding Exemption Certificate

(For use by employces who anticipate no tax liability (or 1972)

/ Facial Securily Number

1972

Expiration

dalo

(see

in.

structions and enter

cale)

Homa address (Number and Streat)

City, State, and ZIP Code

Employee.- file this certificate with your employer.

Otherwise he must withhold federal incorne tax from

your wages.

• Employer. - Keep this certificate with your records.

This certificate may be used instead of Form W-4 by,

those employees qualified to claim the exemption.

Employee's certification, -inder penalties of perjury, I certify that 1

incurred no liability for Federal income tax for 1971 and that l ant cipate

that l will incur no lability for federal income tax for 1972, under the

Laws of the Land and the U.S. Constitution, Art.

I, SectIons 8 and IOsig

" Amend's. v,

"IX'& X."

(Dalo)

Form W-4E

Department of the Tieasury

Intornal Revenue Servico

Type or print full naire

Withholding Exemption Certificate

(For use by employces who anticipate no tax liability for 1972.)

, Social Security Number

1972

Expiration

structions and

ste datel

Home address (Number and Streot)

City, State, and ZIP Code

Employes - File this certificate with your employer,

Otherwise he must withhold Federal income tax from

your viages.

Employer.— Keep this certificate with your records.

This certificate may be used instead of Form W-4 by

those employees qualified to claim the exemption.

Employce's cortification. - Under renailies of perjury. I corry tel

incurred no liability for Federoi income tax for 1971 and t:atlarl.e.pase

that I will incur no liability for Federal ircome tax for 1972, unier the

Latis of tho Lund and tie U.S. Constitution,

I,

Art.

Sections' & and lOss & Aierd's.v, IX&I.

¡Sugrasted instructions:

Poopiono Wa! forn: rivo

ons

your omnlovori an:

"officint

Motico To

Stop

withholding...

tho

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The ONLY Flug To Which We Pay Allery.

it agende

• 3

-TAX

REBELLION COMMITTEE

KILL THE INCOME TAX - THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL

1843 E. BELMONT FRESNO, CA 93701

Jim

s:c°

Natioral Circ

Ejther National or International

ADVISORS:

EDMON KAISER. D.C.

FREMONT.

ANITA KERNS. PUULISHER

LOS ANGELES, CALIF.

PRACY, CALLINGS, PROP.

DERRELL DAY

FRESNO. CALiF.

EDWARD DIETZ. DOS

FRESNO, CALIF.

GORDON L.

CRUIKSHANX.

ARCH-BISHOP

ROLLING MEADOWS, ILLINOIS

KATHRYN

M. DEATS

ALBUDUERQUE,

N.M.

CLEMENT TAVARES, M.D.

FRES::O.

CALIFOP..IA

BILL GARDINER

OTTER ROCK. URE.

CHURCH E. MURDOCK, JR.

MOBILE, ALABANA

LAURENCE 5'11-

BOLITES.

MC.

JIM FREED

LANSING. MI

OCTOBER 1972.

DEAR PATRIOT,

HILL IOU SERIOUSLY CONSIDER INSTALLING A TELEPHONE MESSAGE NA-

CHINE IN YOUR APIA? THIS AHOUNTS TO A MINATURE DROADCASTING

STATION VITH A 24 HOUR A DAY FAX REBELLION MESSAGE. SUCH A •

BACHTUE CAN BE

PURCHASED FROM A PRIVATE FIRM OR CAN BE REUTED

FROM THE TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR 1

MONTHLY FED. PuS MESSAGE

IS APPROXINATELY a MINUTES LONG.

PLEASE CALL THE FRESNO NUR-

BER PU THE ENCLOSED PINK CARD

FOP EXAMPLE. IF YOU DESIRE WE

COULD FURNISH THE SAME MESSAGE FOR YOUR MACHINE THAT IS NOW ON

FFSSAFESNO MACHINA, VITE YOUR LOCAL ADDRESS ON PIE END OF PRE

HE WILL FURNISA TO YOU THE CARDS ENCLOSED WITH YOUR

LOCAL NUMBER AP THE ROCK BOTTOM COST OF PRINTING.

BEST OF ALL

I T ID C TH MS MO ME MR COME CASE ME MIE

YOU RECITE ORDERS FOR THE PACKETS AT $5.00 EACH SEND US §2.00

YOU HE VILL NAIL PROMPTLY TO THE PURCHASER.

THIS WILL ALLOW

PROFIT OF $3.00 PEP PACKET TO COVER COST GE THE MACHINE

AND THE RILATED EXPENSES. ME MUST USE EVERY AVENUE TO SAVE

WHAT IS LEFT OF OUE REPUBLIC. KEITH ACCORMAC INVORAS US THAT

2 MACHINES ARE NOW OPERATING IN BAKERSFIELD WITH 1800 CALLS

PER WEES BEING RECEIVED. LET'S HIT THE ENEMY WITH ALL WE'VE

GOT. THE TELEPHONE MESSAGE IS ONE OF THE BEST WAYS TO DO II.

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ACING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-27670)

SAC, SICHAIDSTO (157-1917) (1)

JAY'S MINER SCETE

31 - 1316

0 %:

SC

11/21/72

Enclosed for the Luscau ase soven copies of an LIl1

icgariing subject and one copy coch oi seizuse notice sni

accos anying isctus explining 15.

Encloseù for Los ingeles are suo covies of on ti

rogarting subjuce and one copy each of seizuro notice and

accosenying letter eclazning it.

ARUELE STUTIVE:

One sutra copy of attached lill is enclosed to ibe

Burcau for diasesinacion to ins.

Confidenticl source referred to in Lili iS INFIRmANT

On 11/2:172, JI: MICk, Special Agent, IRS, advised

that he roceiver infouncion through a contidential source

that uncan subjects were pecgoring to attach irigo nundes

of l'ederal Govorizonù Iñs soizure noticos en privato pro:o

such as iutonobi.es, uters ji an effort to cause citizens to

becone angered aù te lis.

rick provided e copy of the seicure notice ni

on acconnyin: detece ca luining it. It is assumed tot

ebore-captione subjeco is sesponsible for the schena.

2 - Zureru (AS. 3)

2

157-7815-33

Lacrosents

+ (830-2741

materse os

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SC 157-1947

NUS; 17O:A9 Courie, Freoco, Calliozale, adviser

that the printings Listalbution, anú astoching si. such

seizure rotices is a possibic violation of Titic 14,

056, Sections 506, 307, 912, 1037, and 1711.

It is noteil that on the letterhead of the Taz

Rebellion Comictoe stutionery (of which SCoot is the

national chairmun) it lists tha boird of advisors for the

conuittes. inong the names listed is itt kery,

publisic, los lagalos, Calliosnia.

It is alon noted that scott puts out, through his

Fresno pitice, a voiusinous amount of printed caterial

advocating the nonpayaent ue toxes.

The possibility cxists that this ancorial is

being published by Mite kaRt.

LOS 10K:Z25

NE' LOS ANG LAS, COLIFORBIA

Conduct credit and arrest end Indices decka on

ANITA Kali and attenpt to ascertain it she is the souice

of printed raterial

• for the Tax Roboliion Comittee.

rarticulory, ascertuin i she is involved in cao priattag

of copies oi receral Govezment ING Seizura Motices.

SACRANEZTIO

IT ENSLO, CILIANSTA

1111, through logical sources, attempt to

ascermin is subjoct is rosconcible for the distribution

ons attaching of the orizure notices.

IN VIEW OF SEOTT'S STATEMENTS, HE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED A'D DANGEROUS.

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-{

Sacramento, Californis 95313

Hovember 21, 1.972

JAISS HALTP

SCOrT

On Septenber 29, 1972, Roger Smith, Intelligence

igent, Internal Revenue Service, U. S. Department of

Treasury, fresno, California, advised that Scott continues

-to reside at 402 horth loplar, Apartment C, Brasno,

California, and that he stil: maintains his insuzance

office at 1943 Fast Belmont, fresno. Smith atvised that

on Septeaber 25, 1372, Scott was arrested for violation of

tro counts of Titlo 26, U.S. Code, Fection 7203 (wilful.

failure to file Incose tax returns) for the years, 1969

and 1970. Bond wus see at $10,000 and later reduced to

$5,000 corporate surety bond which Scott posted.

Assistant U. S. Attorney, Thomas Couzis, Fresno,

advised that Scott's trial on above violation was scheduled

for April 17, 1973.

On Hovenber 3, 1972, a contidential source tho

is in a position to know advised that scott is the Nitional.

Chairman of the Incone Tax Rebellion Connittoo wich

advocates the nonpayment of toxes as a protest and a means

of conbat against the Federal Incone Tax.

This source further advised that scott clains to

have many unregistered firnarns, one of which he keeps in

his car ind one he keeps in his top right desk drover.

Scott told this source

•that it anyone come to confiscate

his guns or to arrest luid, he vouid shoot them. lle fuzther

statel that he bould not personaily hate the officers, buc

what they resresent.

Inis docurent contains neither recomendations nor conclu-

sions of the iDI. It 1s the property of the MI and is

Loance to your agency; 1f and its contents ara not to be

diStIIbuCCa OutSiCa JOur

agency nor capricated within your agenc;

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JAitus

WALTER

SCORT

Source iuither stated that scott keeps refurring

to the coming revolution and that "ve rould have to be so

orgonized that vien the revolution comes, all the social

science protessors and most of the Coverment burcauczecs

could be rouniod us and liquidated with as little killing

of the populace as possible."

This solice funthor stated that Scott hopes they

won't have to kill to sove ireedon and hopes it can be

saved by peaceful incans, but is airaid it's too lete.

IN VID OF SCOTT'S STATEMENTS, HE SHOULD BE

CONSIDERED ARMED AND DA GEROUS.

1.

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31 October, 1972

Page 2

American Volunteer Groups

he has on the Secret Army Organization In California. He also

asked how the Va's new front,

a foundation, was coming along.

He also asked

Lananek's opinion of the N.S. R.P. and Its leaders.

Communist Activities

Donald Halker (Los Angeles, Callf.), a member of the Patrict

Militia, called Dr. Roy Brown on the evenings of 2na and 4th

of October, 1972 while Ur. Brown was still In Christoval, Tezas.

He did this to warn Brown

that he thought the Cuban Guerrilla

Group that he was mixing with was headed by commnists. re stated

that he had just nailed a letter but would send anouher one rigit

away with more details as the first letter had none on the cubans.

Commanding Cfficer,

Cuban 2505 Brigade,

Brown ought to know it for his own safety.

The first letter from Walker only contained unimportant information

and a crazy poem.

The second letter which was written after the phone calls was

more lengthly and gave information on the Cuban Group and Walker's

reasons for thinking that the leaders are Communists

He also

asked for copies o1

3111 Hanson's (Vere Beach, Florida) book,

city survival-City resistance as he wanted them lor some of his

survival, inti-coumust converts.

James "Blackie" Herrell (Houston, Texas), an old timer of the

Waterfront section of the Communist Party and a former leader

of the connunist troup ruming the lational Maritime Union from

1ts Incepion in 193? until 1947, showed up as a Delegate at the

Texas State Democratic Party Corvention In Houston, Texas that

wash held in September, 1972. He was still up to his oid rauble

rousing ways and gave out the old commie line to uis felion

Democrat delegates. An intersting note to it is that he flashed.

a current paid un dues receipe in the masters. Mates & Pilots.

This neans that he holds a current license as

officer issued by the United States Coast Guard. This is strange

25 ALL Communists were

supposed to have bad their merchant marine

papers taken away fron them in the late 1940's.

this Has as &

national security measure to lucure that no commies would be on

american merchant srips. derre!

of the "Validation ior Buergency

#Servical still has his la violation

edict out or rasington.

Feel a Bit. Flatin

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к..

Date propuned

11/24/72

Diste received

Received from (rams ne syntol nunber)

Received bj

11/7/72

INFORMANT

Method of deliveiy

laheck appropriate blöcks)

Dx7 in pisrson

7 by telephone

If orally famished ami reduced to viriting by Agent:

Date

Dictated

_11/24/72

.to

SA JOHN L. SPURGERS, JR.

Liby mail

Corally

L recording device

Vale of Report

_written by Infuruant

Trenscribed

N/A

Authenticated

by Informant --

10/31/72

Brief description of activity or matersai

Current activity of

_P. EDNARDS

405-35-227

10/31/72

457-2815*

Dateís) of activity

14541*

10/2 - 31/72

1.100

ASRE, SAO. AVG and

New Minutemen.

File where original is lucated ifnotartached

•170-61A-48

* ENDEVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING 14D DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

- Iniomation zecorded on a card index by

_ on disto

Remarks:

• ^.

- Atlanta (Page 1)

San Diego Page

2 - Baltinore (Page i

Los Angeles (Page

•*2)

Houston (Page 2)

- Dallas (1 -

170-61A-48)

1 • 15/1113) BRCwV

1 - 157-1592) MM

Dissemination to appropriate files being left to the discretion

of receiving offices.

jeet Sour

5157-1798

..

157-2815-329

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

= FILED.

DEG

81972

FEI - S.AN.DIEGD

titani simp

0022003-

Searched.......Indrxed....

Serialized.....Fileri

DEC

4,.

1972

FBI - DALL.I5

cifits

start

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Dissemination

Routing Slip

FD-417 (9-17÷69)

To: [) Director, Att.:

J SAC,

Albany

Albuquerque

Alexandria

Anchorage

Atlanta

Baltimore

Birmingham

Boston

Buttalo

Butte

Charlotte

Chicago

Cincinnati

Cleveland

Columbia :

Dallas

Denver

Detroit

El Paso

Honolulu

(Copies to 011)

Checked)

Houston

7 Indianapolis

Jackson

Jacksonville

Kansas City

Knoxville

Las Vegas

Little Rock

Los Angeles

Louisville

Memphis

Miami

Milwaukee

Minneapolis

Mobile

Newark

New Haven

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Norfolk

Date _ 12/8/72

LX

Oklahoma City

Omaha

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Pittsburgh

Portland

Richmond

Sacramento

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Savannah

Seattle

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Tampa

Washington Field

RE:

REMARKS.

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0d1:32

Peters 6b

FILE #:

OFFICE -

Sacramento

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FilitTRer. 3-30-097

Dute prepared

12/6/72

Diste reccived

Received froin (name or symbol number)

12/4/72

INFORMANT

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished und reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

12/4/72

to

Received by

SA THOMAS R. KINBERG

¿Jorally

recording device

Date of Report

12/3/72

Date(s) of activity

→ written by Informant

12/8/72 by Emily P. Grey

Transcribed

Authentical ed

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Coverage of Secret Army Organization (SAD),

Tax Rebellion Committee, and threat against

12/3/72

File where original is located inotattached

the President

170-304A-1

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

→ Informution recorded on a card index by .

_ on date -

Remarks:

Informant furnished information in written statement; however, because

of his inexperience, the information was rewritten by SA THOMAS R.

KINBERG.

1 - Los Angeles (RM)

1-

(Tax Rebellion Committee)

151-2915-306

2. - Phoenix (RM)

4 - Sacramento

1- 170-37

1- 157-1947

ng 4

1- 157-1173

1- 157-2195

1 - San Diego (RM)

157-2815

117-33 pitin

1- 175-55

TRK: epS

(8)

'"'

CAUTION

IF MATERIAL IS D'SCE HATE:

USE CARE IN Mini disma

Block Stamp

SEARCHER.

_INDEXCO-

SERIALIZED

_FILED ==

_DEC8*, 1972

FBI -- SACRAIENTO

-'

A1? Pirater; Gin "01dd

110000.3

to arenade lad childing

Кт стай 20000105.

e-t43-1254

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'.

Stockton, California

December 3, 1972

At about 9:30 p.m. on December 3, 1972, a meeting

of the Tax Rebellion Committee was held at the home of

- Tracy, California.

Present at the meeting was

EXCISED BECAUSE INFORMATION

NOT PERTINENT TO SAD

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EXCISED BECAUSE INFORMATION

NOT PERTINENT TOSAD

2

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• EXCISEO BECAUSE INFORAINTION

NOT PERTINENT TO SAO

After the meeting,

mentioned that certain

Secret Army Organization members had infiltrated certain

communist groups an: were being assigned target members.

to be killed off when the time for rebellion was.

launched.

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+0-36(769,5-22-64)

0e.

Transmit the following in

Via

TELETYPE

FBI'

Date:

12/4/72

CONE

(Type in plaintext or code)

МІТБІ

(Priorisy)

TO ACTING DIRECTOR

FROM SACRAMENTO (1,75-8)

ATIN: DID

(5P)

175-51x

NI

FRANCIS EARL GILLINGS; EM - TAREATS AGAINST THE PRESIDENT.

RESCAIRIEL TO SUREAU ELEVEN TWENTYONE SEVENTYTO CAPTICHED

TAX RÉBELLION COMMITTSE, EM - WHGO

ON TWELVE FOUR INSTALT A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WITH WHOM CONTACT

HAS BEEN INSUFCICIENT TO ESTABLISH RELIABILITY BUT WHO HAS FUR-

NISHED INFORMATIO! IN PAST THAT HAS BEEN CORROBORATED BY OTHER

SOURCES,

pl. 11

ADVISED THAT ON EVEVING TWELVE THREE SEVENTYTWC THEPE

MEETING OF TAX REBELLION COMMITTEE AT HOME

INDIVOUAL

ADDRESS

EXCISED BECAUSE INFORMITSN

NOT PERTINENT TO SAO

157-2815-325

=5=2

TEND PACE O.

124/L04

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F7/50

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(Priority)

PAGE TWO

SC 175-3

EXCISED BECAUSE INFARMATION

NOT. PERTINENT TO SIO

INDIVIVAL

SOURCE ADVISED THAT AFTER MEETING

MENTIONED CERTAIN

MEMBERS OF SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION (SAOS HAD INFILTRATED CERTAIN

COMMUVIST GROUPS AND WERE BEING ASSIGNED TARGET MENBERS TO BE

KILLED OFF WHEN TIME FOR REBELLION WAS LAUNCHED.

END PAGE THO

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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_ M

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• F.BI.

Date:

('Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

PAС.: THREE

SC

175-8

•THE SAO IS AN ANTICOMMUMISI, PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION FORMED

IN ONE NINE SEVEN ONE IN SAN DIECO, CALIF. IT INTENDS TO CONDUCT

INTELLICENCE TYPE OPERATIONS AND TO OFFER TRAINING IM URBAN

GUERRILLA WARFARE TO BE USED AGAINST "LEFT WING GROUPS" AND SUSPECT-.

ED ENEMIES OF THE UNITED STATES.

EXCISED BECAUSE INFARMATION.

"NOT PERTINENT TO SÃO "

Approved:

•Special Age

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in Charge

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ransmit the following in

FBI

- - Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorisy)

PAGE FOUR

SC 175-3

EXCISED BELOISE INEURMISTISN

1S NOT PERTINENT TO S10

A THIRD SOURCE WHO HAS PROVIDED RELAISLE INFORMATION IN THE PAS!

ADVISED O TEN IWENTYMINE SEVENTYTUO THAT JAMES CO KLEIMAN HAD

APPLIED FOR MEMBERSHIP IN SAO. "

ADMINISIRATIVE:

FIRST SOURCE IS

SECOND SOURCE IS

INFORMANT

CONFIDENTIAL SOURLE

THIRD SOURCE IS ...

INFARMAIT

O! TWELVE THREE SEVESTYTUO AT THREE THIRTY PM SA LEE SCOTI,

SECRET SERVICE ADVISED BY SA THOMAS RO KINBEPE, FRI.

SACPAMENTO CONDUCTING INDIVIDUAL INVESTIGATIONS CA INDIVIDUAL

END PAGE FOUR

• Approved:

- Sent.

Special Agent in Charge

_ M

Per -

saU.S.GovernmontPrinsingOlrico: 1972-455-578

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F81

Date:

(Type in plaintert or code)

(Priorisy)

PACE FIVE

SC 175-18

INDIVIQUALS

' UNDER APPROPRIATE CAPTION.

AIRMAIL COPIE SENT SAN DIEGO.

END

\l:

1.

.?.

Sent

Approved:

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70 1799

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#U.S. Government PrintingOffice: 19725455-574

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SAC. SAN DIDEO (157-3001)

9/25/72

SUPT. ATTICHY JO MALONEY, JR.

GEORGE MITCIMI. HOOVER

EM - SAO

JERRX INCH DAVIS

EM - SAO

The local trials in captioned matters are scheduled

as follows:

GEORGE HITCESLI ECOVER

10/25/72

JERRY LYIN DAVIS

11/13/72

As in the YAKC EC mattcr, the possibility exists that

the defense may dom:" by subpocha duces tecum the procuction

of all written recorations of infoination furnished by houdid

BARDE CODFILY AURIANT

to the FbI concerning both these

subjects.

If such a demand pursuant to subpozna duces tecum is

honored by court, is must le in a position to inmediately furnish

three copies of suc: material to che Burcau by airtel on the

date such order may ie cicinancied.

Upos reccipt, the Bureau will consult with the Deporiment

and thereafter rotin to san Diego tha cicised portions of such

recordations of whis the departuent nay authorize our furnishing

the court.

' SA HOOPER siuld therefore cause to le prepared thrce xerox

copies of each au: enticated Ioport Di CODIREY (exclusive oi

Eyraigned by

soviRus that ray auvertently not have been rascacea

under on

authenticated rey it and eaci mo 302 as they relate to bove?

and DNVI3O

2 - 157-3001

• 157-3017

7) - 157-2315

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TO:

FROM:

SAC, PHO

-IX

SA, CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

Date pre

cd

•10/31/72

Date :" ived

16.27/72

Methe

Received from (name or symbol number)

IAFURIDHEUT

delivery (check appropriate blocks)

i..

in person

by telephone

[ by mail

If or. fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

-"—

Received by

• SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

orally

7 recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Ditated

tO

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Two letters to informant from SAM (Jerry

October, 1972

Lynn Davis) indicating that the Secret Army

File where original is located ifnot attached

Organization is now defunct.

Paraphrased.

Orig. copies returned to

INFORMANT

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTE: INK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date .

Remarks:

Source advised that some time during the last two weeks in

October, 1972, JERRY WIN DAVIS, leader of the Secret Army Organization

in San Diego,

advised ona of his close confidants in the SAO that

he had discontinued the ise of two mail drops, namely: Artist Supply:

₽: 0. Box 503, Lemon Grove, California; Survival Supply, P. 0. Box

1362, Spring Valley, California. DAVIS lamented that, because of

•the surrent court procerdings against certain members of the SAO in

- the San Diego area, the SAO has become defunct as an organization;

Saval ree dings egainst certain

that unaffected elemen's of the SAO may possibly band together, out

prorably under a diffe:ent label. DAVIS indicated that a small

pocket of SAO members exist in the Los Angeles area, and two members

are in the Seattle ar. These were not identified by name.

.. San Diego (RM)

= Los Angeles (RM) info.

2

- Seattle (Ril) infc.

2.

- Phoenix

Block Stamp

1 cc 157-1173 (SAO)

• 1 cc 170-37-A

157-2815-37

(8)

• CLC/

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+6 100-14797

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY TAZZ EDITION

OSAFFMR (41 CHIT) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GU

RNMENT

Memorandum

SA

(157-2815) (P)

DATE: 11/15/72

FROM

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBjECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM

On 11/14/72, HOWARD BARRY GODFREY,

INFORMANT.

andrised that on about 11/12/72, RICHARD FLEURY had severly

beaten his wife GENEVIEVE.

She

was so severely injured that

her cheek bone was pushed up into her eye and her nose was

brokon in two places. She was taken to the hospital and

surgery was messary, including going into the top of ber head

to correct nerve damage.

Source stated that Mrs. FLEURY has been fooling around

with GEORGE MITCHELL HUOVER and has been visiting him in jail

on a weekly basis. HOOVER had requested that she bring him

a map of ilexico.

Source speculated that Mrs FLEURY and HOOVER

might intend to flee to Mexico if he 1s ever released on bond.

Source stated that it is his understanding that the SDOSo

Intends to arrest FLEURY on barges of felonious assault.

I * 157-3017 (Hoover)

• 157-3289

(Genevieve Fleury)

∞ 157-3290

(Richard Flaary)

1 - 170-286A

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Me to many repur or murerue

TO: SiC, PHOS. IA

(157-1173)

Date prepared

10/31/72

Received by

SA, CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

Date rervi

Received from (name ur symool number)

10/17/73

INFORMANT

Method

livery (check appropriate blocks)

"person

I by telephone

Jby mail

If orail fu-nished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

orally

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Dict. ed

to

Dates) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by romant

Brief description of activity or material

The original application of one JAMEs

• 9/5/72

GARLYLE ALEDA

Stockton, California, for

RecUre

membership in the SAo.

source, INFORMANT

* INDIVIDEALS DESIONATED BY AN ASTERISK *) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARE ACTIVITIES ÷ RE NOT DISCUSSED.

Intomntion recorded on a card index i:

_on date

Remarks:

Informant advised that on 9/6/72

One JAMES CARLYLE KLETA,

315 S. Dro Ave., Stocktra,

95205,

executed an

application for membershao in the Secret Army

Organization.

The

application was

mailed is the mail dros "Wesa

Camping Supplies,

P. P. Box 1+32, La Mesa, California 92041."

A Keros copy of thi original appiication is attached

herero..

LS /

-

2

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2 =

53n

D1E30

sacramento

Phoenix

1

CC

170-37-1

1

CC

157-1173 (540)

Block Stamp

157-28/5290

L4f62e

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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHN

LEAN NIEC

NOTICE TO APPLICANI: All information on this form will be kept confidential.

All

records of memiers of the Secret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name

_ Sex it/

33

-Age_

Address

315:5.500210i

(Street)

Marital Status -

State

Zip Code-

Wife's Name-

Telephone.

419-÷779

Date. of Birth

(Month)

=?

(Day)

Education

• (Year)

• Occupation.

special subjects studied fire i

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?

Veteran

Branch

_Highest Rank_

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?_

Physical Description: Height_

Weight.

Color Eyes.

Color Hair

Health: Good _

_ Fair.

Poor.

Any Piysical Disabilities or Limitations?

3. +

Any

• Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?

it Yes,

Pleas Explain: —

1:150

How Many Hours A Week Could You Davote To Working And Training With the S. A. O. ?

Hours

Best Time: AM_

C: :

PM

_Weekdays_

_Weekends,-

CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as @ Constitutional Republic, frce from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5.00 membership fee. lagree to pay $3.00 each month to the Sccret Army

Organization as memhership dues.

Signature of Applicant.

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YOUR

EM

INDEPENDENT!

KE

AND

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REGSTRIC

INOLF

Get us out!

OF THE UNITED NATIONS

1972

WALLACE

N32

PRESIDENT.

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S. A. C.

P.Oo. Box 5791

San Diego, Calif.

92105

ROh

1i:2o

P.i.

• 50% 17]

,01.0

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As you can tell

The have given is my

nick name. I receive

il mail at my PiD, and

I am not is witting t

give phre number.

I did not sion becauce

I din it Krow tet much

yet to get involved, I am

ant of note out it ute

simiere. We all have to be

SLOW, buT sure at this point.

Bob

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.:"

APPLICATION FOR MEMBER

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: All informition on this form will be kept confidential. All

rccords of members of the see rot Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can ie swiftly destroyed to hesp them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Bolly

lila

• Sexllile Ase33

Ariess.

P.0. Box 171

State

cifi

(Street)

Long Beach

_ Marital Status Angle

never manica

90801.

• Wife's Name

Zip Code

1

Telephone None

Date of Birth.

26th

Month)

Occupation her horseman.

(Day)

1939

(Year)

Education graduate UC,L18

Special subjects sudica minn in Math-Sciène-S. E-

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language? No

Veteran Ke

_ Branch_ arm

_Highest Rank SP-4

What Service Training Have You Had That You

ization? Basic. Troining

I Feel Would, Be Beneficial To This Organ-

V.S. Army. Quali Tank Commande gunner.

Physical Description;

Height

5'q"

Weight 1501bs Color Eyes GAN.

Color Hair BRAL

_ Health: Good _

_ Fair.

Poor.

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations? NoNE

Any Piblic Speaking or Organising Experience? Yes. Il Yes; Pleas Explain:_

i precit ta copel pom to Jesus chriet ve have a Bible

stive felicon of tit in i am it tide-terches t we cui interested

to de are a to county got commit the sheis?

in Dirtieur sens

Haul's -

Weekends

Helen

I am a lova lAmericin Cit 1 dedicated to the defonse and survival of the United States

as a Constitional lapublic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is miy

So. 00 mumicyship

I agree to pay $4.00 each month in the secret Army

Organ cation as mymbers

good

Signature of Applicant _

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TO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

WATTA TUITION

ESA FRAR (11 CFR) 508-118

UNITED STATES GI ERNMENT.

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (167-2815) (P)

DATE:: 10/27/72

SA FRANCISCO I. CASTRO

INFORMATION CONCERNING

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTR MIST MATTERS

00: San Diego

On 10/26/72, at 10:10 AM, Special Agent John

Keefe, United States Secret Service, San Diego, California,

advised as follows:

On the morning

; of 10/26/72, an anonymous caller,

described only as a male in his 40's,

contacted the MC Govern

Campaign Headquarters at El Cajon, California and stated

that the Secret Army Orcanization (SAO) had attempted to get

him to bomb the McGovern Headquarters in the past. Caller

stated that an FBI infornant offered him explosives but that

he, the caller, had refused to do it. Subsequent to his

refusal, his business, a Hertz Rental Franchise, located on

the 1900 block of Broadway, El Cajon, California, was

blown up, causing him to lose his business.

Unknown caller was referred to the McGovern

Headquarters in San Diego where caller spoke to Mrs. Joy

Mason, and

stated that he was

afraid to report this information

previously but after listening to lichovern on 10/25/72, he

thought it was his duty to make the above information

public.

Caller stated that he would contact his attorney

On 10/26/72, Mrs. Joy Mason, McGovern Headquarters,

San Diego, California, was

contacted by the writer and

advised that she had

spoken to unkown caller who furnished

the same information given by Secret Service. Mrs. Mason

stated that unknown caller had promised to recontact them

on 10/27/72, after consulting with his attorney sinee the

above information could rot he made nublic unless caller

identified himself.

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Lover ancor por incormine repors or indorior

FL3O: (N0v. D-30-699

TO:

SAC, PHOENIX

Date received

10/27/72

Received from (raise or symboi number)

INFORMANT

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

F in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

16033

Fail

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Letter from DAiJD LaMeLSSA

220. 6. 30x 2115

Stockion, California 95201, to the SAO.

Date prepared

10/31/72

Received by

Si, CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

recording device

Date of Report

] written by Informant

Dalels) of activity

9/12/72

File where original is located if not aitached

Criginal returned to

source, INfORmANT

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarkg:

Informent

advised that on 9/12/72,

DAVID Le WILSON,

•P. P. Box 2115, Stocktor,

California 95201,

sent an unsigned

cortunication to the Secret Army Organization througn JERRY LIN

DAYIS

National Coordinator,

and made reference to ais friend

JIn KLIENAN who had made application to join the SAC.

There is attached hereto a Kerox copy of the original letter

referred to above.

CIC/

- San Diego

Sacramento

-

Phoenix

1 co 170-37-1

1

cc 157-1173

(SAO)

157-2815-288

--Bloci Stamp

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Sept. 12, 1972

Dear Sir,

I recently was informed by my friend Jim Klieman, that he

Sent for and recieved information on your organization. He tells

me that you people are interested in the same thing as we are, namèly

our constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Jim also said he

filled out the application form you sent and is awaiting your rep-

Iy.

I too, would like information on your group.

As Jim reques-

ted I won't show my return address on the outside of this letter.

Thank you for your effort.

Sincerely;

David I. Wilson

P.О. Box 2115

Stockton, Ca. 95201

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1

TO:

SAC, PHOEL

(157-1173)

Date pierred

10/30/72

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Reccived by

10/26/72

INFORMANT

SA, CLARENCE I. CRANDALL

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

(x] in person

[J by telephone

[by meil

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date•

_ orally

recording device

_ written by informant

Date of Report

9/15/72 at Christoval;

Dictated

to

Texas.

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

9/15/72 at Christoval,

Texas.

luthenticate

y Informan

Brief description of acti- ity or material

The original letter

frOm DI. ROY JAMES BROWI,

publisher: 95-THA FREE AMERICAN, to the

File where original is located ifnot altached

SECRET

ARMY ORGANIZATION, San Diego, California.

11571175÷

137-4-144

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Rewerks:

There is attached hereto. a Xerox copyl

of a letter dated

Sept. 15, 1972, at Christoval, Texas 76935, by one Dr. ROY JAMES

BROWN, Publisher of THE FREE AMERICAN, addressed to SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION, Box 5791, San Diego, California 92105.

October, 1972.

CLC: c19

2 - Dallas (RM)

@ - San Diego (RM)

2.- Phoenix

1 cc 157-1173 (SAO)

1. Co 170-37-4

P. I Block Stamp ?:

....

157-2815-286

NOV -÷197?

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The

Free American

The Official News Report of The Brown Forum

Dr. Roy James Brown, P.A.E., N.L.A., F.A.S.P.

Director and Publisher

"Truth Will Prevail Where There Is Pain Taken To Bring It To Light" - George Washington

P.0. 30X 26

CHRISTOVAL, TEXAS 76935

15 SEPTEMBER, 1972

Secret army Organization

B0X

5791

San Diego, Calif. 92105

Dear Sirs:

I saw one of your recruiting stickers and am writing to see

If you are what I am looking for.

I have been fighting "Conmunism" In this country since 1947.

Several organizations have had ny support. I lound them and

their leaders

to be fine dedicated patriots but due to very

unfortunate circumstances none hate been able to survive as

active fighting groups.

I head the Patriot Militia of The Free American Group which

Please send

me any Information that you might care to. I in

retura will send you batever information you desire on me.

In this manner we can look each other over to see if a mutual

benefit could be established in the fight to fight for a

Fraa America

lou may now me as I have been very active over the gears. I

may

know you but that remains to be seen when you contact

me. I hope that you have

"something on the ball"

that #111

be

What we need

to fight inerica's enemies from within and

otherwise.

I look forward to hearing fron you.

For a Free ¿nerica!

Pry Bren

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11/1/72

AIRTEL

AIRMAIT - REGISTERED MAIL

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-26763)

FROM:

SAG, SAN DIEGO (157-1820) (2)

WILLIA FRANCIS YAKOPEC

DN * SAO

(00: Sạn Diego)

Re San Diego teletype to the Bureau dated

10/25/72, and San Diego airtel to the Bureau dated 10/6/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five (5) copies of

an IHis regarding captioned subject.

A copy of the enclosed LiM has been disseminated

locally to the United States Secret Service because the

Secret Army Organization (SAO) presents a potential

for violence.

To (2) copies of an FD-376 are attached

to the Bureau copies.

San Diego is keeping this case open pending

disposition of outstanding charges held against WILLIAM

TRAVELS TANOLEG LOT MOLALINE SOCCIONS 12JUS and 12303 of

the Califomia Acalth and Safety Code, sections which

charge him with Possession of Explosives and Possession

Of A Destructive Device.

2-Bureau (Bncls-5) (AM-RAI)

3 San Bicro

2-15/-10201

1015192813

SJI: 1117

(5) 1

W

Secretion

157-285285

STARCHFF

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• *.

SD 157-1820

Subject is not being recommended for

ADEX at this time because of his conviction, and :

sentence of an indeterminate period.

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wake

Sat DicEo, CallIomia

Hovenber 1: 1972

WILLIAL DILNCIS YAKOPEC

• On October 2, 1972, MILLIAM FRANCIS YAOPEC,

an alleged ment ar of the Secret Army Organization (SAO)s

was found piiity in Sugarior Court of the County of

San Diego on cineged oi. Igniting and Exploding A

Destructivi. Device:

assault With Intent To Connit

Vurdes; Sirple Assault: Assault With A Deadly Weapon

On A Police CrEicos

and Possession of Explosives

Near A Habitations

The charge of Attempted Murder

resulted fice cha

abing of the Guild 'Theatre,

38al Firth Avanues ian Diego, California, on June 19:

19720

The ecret Army Organization

is an anticomnist,

ilitary organization

formed

71 in San Diego, Califonia.

scends to conduct intalligence

cucrations and to offer train-

ins is, urban guerrilla warfare to be

e's.! against "Left-wing groups" and

sus sected enemies of the United States.

(a Octrer": 1972, LARRY WILSON, District

Attorney's Offin

aú, a:d that WILLIAI FRANCIS YAKOPEC

was sencencid i

- 20022- 24, 1972, to one year to life

and remander

•cool" to custody• YAKCPEC has

been

found guilt

"it and Exploding A Destructive

Device; As: hit ... * Deadly Heapon Upon A Policc

AJH:vkw

'57.

2915-285

This docwic..

conclusion, r

2 aither recommendations not

It is

the property of the FBI

and is l0a.:

agency; it and its contents are

ILO L

within.

to tae:" Tub outside your agency nor duplicceee

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JILLIAN FRANCIS YAKOPEC

= ::

'Officer and Assault To Coumit Hurder; Simple Assault,

and Possession of Emplosives Ncar A habitation.

Before sentencing: WILLIAT FRANGIS YAKOPEC

gave an impassioned confession before Judge COYERS in

Superior Court admitting his guilt in the bonbing oi

the Guild Inaatre and his having aided the secret

Army Organization.

LARRY WILSON, District Attorney's Office,

stated the arrest and conviction of WILLIAM FRANCIS

YAKOPEC was directly attributable to the information

and testimony of HOWARD BARRY CODFREY.

HOWARD BARRY CODFREY, fOr a

mumber of years, voluntarily

furnished the FbI information

regarding the identities and

activities of extrenist groups

in the San Diego area.

information has been reliable

and as an interested citizen,

he volunteered his knowledge

and services to local law

enforcement agencies which

culainated in his appearance

and testinony before the San

Diego County Grand Jury in

June and July, 1972.

o. 2% 0

•...

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Da'e received

Received from (name or symool numberi

10/20/72

INFORMANT

Method of delivery (chuck appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and rejuiced to writing by Agent:

Date.

by mail

Dictated

to

Jorally

Date prepurud

10/20/72

Reccived by

ARTHUR J. COPER

recording device

• Date of Report

10/13/72

Datels) of activity

10/13/72

7 written by inforces

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infornant

Brie! description of activity or inaierial

INARRATO: TOLD TEN BROUIDES HEDD

PROOAGRIDA IN BEHALF CE SAO LENB335

File where original is located ifnot attacied

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY 4 ASTERISK * ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID YOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES FERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Intomation recorded on a card index by -

_ on date. -.

Remarks:.

+-170-5127-19

1-157-23

10372

1-157-207 (GERALD LEE SMITH)

157-2815(590)

157-

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(The Folloring is an open

ter of protest to the SAN DIE!

CANOEI FOLICE DEPT., the i

HOL, TORICCO, & FILARES DIVIS

DEPTS, and the SAN DIEGO COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPT.)

POLICE DEPT., the EL

N of the U.S. TREASURY

ir Sirs:

le, the undersigred, vigorously protest the arrests of lilliam F. Yakopec, George W.

over, San Davis, and Ir. & irs. Richard J. Fleury all of whom were arrested in connec-

on with alledged "secret iry Organization" activity.

side from the question of their direct guilt or innocence, there is the matter of the

cunstances surrourding their arrests, the importance of which overshadows the question

culpability. le are raferring to the

gross imbalance of justice exhibited in excessive

veillance, harassment, and peralties ior Rightist ana nite Racialist activists, as con-

isted io one ainost universai leniency granted the Radical left.

le hear constantly of riots, rict Cong.

flags being raised over l'.s. cities and institu-

muries, Bagrantly breaks the lan with little er no consequence to themselves.

he salieat point is this: the Racical Left consistently breaks the law to advance their

3, and generally gets away with it corstituting a clear and present danger to the inter

security of merica. It is also apparent that the "authorities" have abdicated fror

ir respomibilities to stor this threa, and have instead stooped to soying on Rightist

i Racialist grouns and individuals-the overinolning rajority of vnom are

Jair-noiding.

l this repressive and threatering atmosphere it is hardly surprising that patriotic

ricans are sorely tempted to resort to violent reans to preserve their liberties. From

s simpE= observation no can drair the follcing conclusion: THE ALLEDGED INCIENTS

•HAVE DEEM PLACE IN THE INY-NECROBIENT AGENCIES HAD PEER DOING TIETE JOBS. The fact

it the agancies in question did not do their jobs in dezling with the left neant that for

•the safe de us all someone else had to do it for ther the best way they knew to, ara

it "someone else", whoever trey may be, should not be held culpable for what ulti abely

ants to the "authorities!" dereliction of duty to stoo treason, sedition, and subvercion.

e consommently demand three things: the dismissal of all chonges against the aforementiones

spects'"g

the end of all surveillance of Rightist und hite Racialist groups and indivi-

1s, and strict enforcement of the lair against All-leîtist miscreants.

*****

i***-*-*-**

merican Patriots! Write Racialists! Don't let our FIcHIgnS doim. They fought for Yu, and

rit's mo to yoU to help them. her Conunists and Padical Icitists are "busted" the entire

veral-Radical comunity outs itself on the line for them nich is my mosü go fees. "e've

on letting our asuivisis dom, many are still languishing in jails and prisons

ross the country. let's let these people know theylue not alone, Recine as

7 sirenes for these artest letters as mou can, and send tham to the

encies involved, or sector vet to the newogagers, radio & Tr stations..

= Reds do the same, and more, for their pople. Car iCU 20 tir laes?

G

T.

SpYI

NG

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it by Sandman

• October 18, 1972

/ECT: MSWPP propagenda, in defense of sAo activities.

Enclosed

with this report you will find a copy of some literature

wich demands, among other things, the release of all persons who were

rested in connection with activities of the Secret Army Organization.

le author of this literature is Gerald I. Smith of the National Socialist

lite People's Party.. This letter not only defends the actions of the

o but also condenns most law enforcement agencies for their parts in

prehending SAO members.

It also blames the actions of the SAo on the

slure of the authorities to

stop Leftist lawlessness. The leaflet

etty well speaks for itseli so thai's all I have to say on that matter.

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Dale received

Received from (name or symbol number)

10/17/72

INFORMANT

Hekhod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

I in person

by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

[X by mail

Dictated

to

Jorally

Date prep

10/15/72

Received by

ARTHUR J. HOOPER

] recording device

Date of Repurt

10/15/72

Datels) of activity

10/15/72

Kiritten by Informa-

Franscribed

Armenticated

Syr Informant:

10/12/7C

Briel description of aciiv..y or material

INTORMATION VOLUNTARILY PROVIDO RE ASPIRE

SAO; GERALD LEE SHITE; GEORGE. SOOVER; DENNIS

File where original is located if not attached

IOSO; SPAVLOY NODADE; JUPPY DUE DAVIS

* INDE IDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR RESOLUTIOARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Inforation recorded en a eard index by

__ on date -

Remarks:

1-170-5424-18

1-157-23

(ASHPE)

2157-300

(EZANO ISE STATS)

1

37-3017

(SECRET

ARMY ORGANIZATION

7-3017

(G3O3GE

SEASZEY

NCDAED (KODADE)

E DAVIS) 157-3001

2030)

1-137-3487 (DESIROUDS) (CRA)

1-157- (DEAD) (AL MCDONDA! @'ICIONALD)

INDEX IO 157-28 (N3.PP)

Block Stamp

157-2815

SEAKCHED I

SERiALIZED

RET 10197?

781 - jAN DISO

He pi liv

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SUBJECTS: Activities c

Dennis Loso--Joint activ:

es of NSWPP 8e SAO.

Enclosed you will i nd a newspaper clipping & 1 photograph which

describes the opening of the John Schmitz for president headquarters

in Escondido. As described in the clipping, Dennis Loso 1s the second

nan from the right. It figured that loso would be involved in this

because he was a great Schmitz supporter long before this presidential

race. The other three men I do not know. However, there are some of

his hunting and political associates of which I could tell you something..

One is Wesley Rounds. This man hag been worked on for a long time by

Ioso. Politically, he has always tended toward the right, but loso has

succeeded in bringing him much farther along toward National Socialism.

Rounds is manager of the Californian Motel. It is located in Escondido

ut the northeast comer of. Hwy. 395 and Washington Avenue. Rounds' exact

age I do not know but I would guess him to be somewhere in his 40s.

ometime back loso took Rounds to his first William Gale service at Oneira

all in San Diego. Rounds seemed impressed with Gale.. Nes is married.

Another man who periodically visits loso is Al MeDonald.. Al is 40

"ears old and is a friendly, congènial type of person, He 1s single and

spends much of his

time in Montana "living the good life." In never he

runs low on money, he comes down to Escondido

and works for Dennis for

3, while. He claims that he managed to live on just 93,000 last year.

IcDonald also spends a fair amount of time living in Montague, Califomia.

this town is located in Siskiyou County near the Oregon border. MeDonald's

parents also live there. they very much disapprove

of his Nazi sympathies.

m one occasion, his Mother lound a large swastika in his cabin nile he

asn't there.. She threw it in his wood burning stove and would have burmed

It except that she couldn't find any matches. His most recent visit to

iscondido

was in July and August at which time he gave the swastika flag

10 Loso for safe keeping. Loso allowed McDonald to stay rent free in

one of his unoccupied apartments.

I learned from Gerald Smith recently that as long as one year ago,

there were joint target practice sessions. between members of the NSWPP

and the SAO. The site of these little excursions was the Gunsmoke Fanch.

serald says the place is virtually a stronghold of the Minutemen, Farti-

ipants in the target shooting sessions nost frequently were Gerald Smith,

Ray Wilson, Urs. Ray Wilson, Stanley Lcdade, Jerry Lynn Davis and Georse

1. Hoover. Gerald says Hoover is a crack shot with either a rifle or

pistol. Gerald himself qualified as an expert rifle shot in the service.

NW 6842 boid?3298952ªpageus5 Take care and see you later. Sincerely,

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Tenth

/.

for of :p=

TVr4t,

Staff Photo by Dan Rios

60-10-72

Office opened by Schmitz backers

Working for the Jchn Schmitz presidential campaign in

at. local Schmitz headquarters, 137 W. Washington.1ve.

the Escondido area are (from left ) Bob Freeman, Dale

The office will be open from i0a.m.to3p.m.and 5p.m. to

Talbot, Dennis Loso and Jack Swigart, as they erect a sign

8 p.m. Monday through Siturday.

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CONADENTAL.

IBI SUMMARY OF

EXTREMIST ACTIVITES

October 18, 1972

WEEK OF OCTOBER. 9 = 15, 1972

ARMS REPORTED AT NEWTON FACTION PANTHER OFFICE •

Despite the Black Panther

Party Newton Faction

current line of work within the system, the Winston:

Salem, North Carolina, headquarters of this group

has rifles and pistols stored there and other

weapons are sept in nearby houses. This chapter recently

reccived

orders

from Panther headquarters in California

to defend local headquarters at all costs and the local

group was criticized for allowing police to search its

The Winston-Salem Chapter, one. of the

most active Nowton Faction Units, as noted in the October 4

Summary, is also discussing a possible firearms training

a member of the group is reported

to be planning a surveillance of the local office of oh.

FBI.

( C)

AFRO-AMERICAN LIBERATION ARMY CLAIMS POLICE CAR BOMBING

An unmarked police cruiser was destroyed by a heavy explosive •

blast October 7 in Los Angeles.

Shortly after the bombing

a reporter received an anonymous call claiming credit for

the bombing for the Afro-American Liberation Army. This is a

name. used by the military arm of the Cleaver Faction of the

Black Panther Party and is.the same as the Black Liberation

the 28th attack on police vehicles and

installations; police equipment has been subject to 13

bombings, one attempted bombing, 9 fire bombings, and

5 arsons

in the U.S. this year.

BLACK WORKERS CONGRESS MEETING ATTRACTS MARXISTS

157-2815-2605

Delegates to the International Black Workers Congress

(IBWC)

meeting held September 2-3 in Lincoln Heights, Ohio, included

Black Panthers, "citizens" of the separatist

оста 0172

CLASSIFIED BY_ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION

SCHEDULE OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 11652

EXEMPTION CATEGORY -

AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIFIED ON INDEFINITE

CONFIDENTIAL

DATIONS NOR CONCLUSIO:

YOUR AGENCY; IT AND ITS CONTENTS ARE NOT

TO BE DISTRIBUTED OUTSIDE YOUR AGENCY

NOR DUPLICATED WITHIN YOUR AGENCY.

not ogs

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CONFIDENTIAL

members of the. Puerto Rican Socialist Party and

-o Rican Revolutionary. Workers Organization (formerly.

ag Lords

Party).

One speaker was a former member of

mmunist Party, USA, and

another, an IßWC leader from

•ornia, advocated formation of cadres to advance

Kers"

understanding of Marxism-Leninism.

The IBWC, whịch

•vocates

i nationwide work stoppage, did not achieve

its

goal

of 500 to 5,000 persons at this

conference

(August. 23

Summary), but did attract 450 delegates from 13

states and

the District of Columbia.

(U)

BOMB FACTORY LOCATED IN CLEVELAND

After the African Peoples Party was evicted from

its headquarters for nonpayment of rent, the

Landlord found bomb-making materials and ammunition

in the building. Materials for pipe bombs,

practice hand grenades, .45 caliber ammunition,

and oxygen breathing apparatus were seized in

the office.

This

group. advocates an independent

nation for African captives

in America and demands the

territory of 5 southern states.

The African Peoples Party

branch in Philadelphia claimed

long-time revolutionary

Max Stanford as its leader. (May 24 Summary) and called

its Black Guard:.. the most

powerful people's liberatio.

army. (C)

SECRET ARMY MEMBER CONVICTED, OTHERS CHARGED

member of the vigilante Secret Army Organization (SAO) was

•convicted in San Diego October 2 on bombing charges and 2•

others with SAO connections were indicted for perjury

October 10 as a result of the first trial. The bombing was

not the first violence attributable to the SAO; the white

hate-type group. has also been linked to an attack on a

"radical" professor. The August 2 summary noted that large

amounts of SAO weapons and explosives were

seized in. July.

(U)

MUSLIMS BUY SECOND NEWSPAPER

The Nation of Islam (NOI) Muslim group has just purchased a

weekly community newspaper published in the Chatham area of

Chicago for the past several years. The all-black, separatist

group is now printing and publishing. This Is Chatham, but

as yet has not used the newspaper to publicize its teachings.

Advertisements of Muslim business enterprises

are 'being

carried, however, and NOI members are distributing the newspaper,

along with the regular Muslim publication, Muhammed Speaks.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OFFICIAL A DAM NO 1A

MAY INL GNITION

65A FAMI (41 CHT) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GU ORNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM - SAO

DATE: 10/19/72

On 10/19/72 Special Agent JOHN A. KEEFE

United States Secret Service, San Diego, California,

requested information rezarding known members of the

Secret Army Organization (SAO) in conjunction with the

protective responsibilities of the United States Secret

Service.

In conjunction with Special Agent KEEFE'S

request for identifying information concerning knorm

Secret Army Organization menbers,

Special Agent ARTHUR J.

HOOPER provided all pertinent background information

on the following known Secret Army Organization members

in the San Diego, Califomia, area.

ROBERT MAYER, JR.

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

THOMAS LEE FORREST

STANLEY MC DADE

JAMES EVAN POTO

PAUL RUPPLINGER

- GENEVIEVE FLEURY

BETTIE ELLEN CARTER

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

RICHARD FLEURY

CALVIN FOX

• GEORGE HOOVER

(12-157-2815

(2)

157-2315-267

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uring Stip

0-1 (Rex. 12-22-110)

To: L] Director

All.:

10/11/72

_ FIL.E

Dite

SD 157-2815

SD 157-3001

XX SAC.

DASAC

D Supr.

0] Agent.

I SE

DIC

OCC

Steno

Clerk -

SAN DIEGO

Title

RE:

• Acknowledge

@Assign _ Reassign -

C Bring file

EJ Call me

[ Corsect

• Deadline -

• Deadline passed

7 Delinquent

7 Discontinue

• Expedite

• File

I For information

DRandle

[] Rotor #:

ACTION DESIRED

• Open Case

→ Prepare lead cards

Prepare tickler

→ Return assignment card

1 Retuin file

7 Search ond return

[Seeme

• Serial #

I Post

• Send to

[Submit new charge out

[Submit report by —

[] Type

• Recharge

[Initial & return

• Leads need attention

→ Retur with explenation or notation as to action taken.

Enclosed for SD, two ces ID-305.

(RAI) (Enc. 2)

_ See reverse

side

SAC

Office

# GNO: 1878421-818

PAUL J. MOHR

PHOENIX

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receivid

¡ Received from (nume or symbol number)

iNFORMONT.

1:0/7/72

sethod of delivery (check appropriate blucks)

in person

by telephona.

If orally furnished and reducad to writing by Agent:

Disto

by mail

orally

Dictated

Trinscribed

Authenticared

Brief description of activity or material!

sons of the SAD visits in

" CiTy= STATE

Dute prep

10/9/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L• CRANDALL

recording device

Date of Report

10/9/72

_ "ritten by Inforwant

Date(s) of autivity

File where original is locaied ifrobatiached

170-37-3

* INDIVIGLALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A WEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLEYCE DE REVOLETIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorind on a cari index by

_ on date

Remarks:

INDIVIOUAL

18ND12/8OUAL

CITY

SE Inormant elvised that ea

•visited insu

on ta, where he conferred with elements or the 540

relacive to the future of the orgarization.

Say was of the

opinion that the Secret Army' Organization is now dead as far as

San Diego is concernad,

but that a coterie of possibly tuenty

five individals

may carry on under the lajel of

the SAO..

Se the opinion that what is left oê the vill

because of court proceedings agains: the group in San Diego;

will retrench in terns of activity. All mail drops of the sao in

San Diego have been discontinued, according to pass

• INDIVIDUL

CAREFJL PARAPIRASING DE THE ABOVE INFORMATION MUST COUR,

_ IF UTILIZED IN REPORT FORM, IN ORDER TO PROTECT INFORMANT.

CLE/

2 - Phoenix 1 - 170-37-1)

• 157-1173 (S40)

- San Diego ,

1 cc 157-23154

1 cc 157-3001.

1. - Los Angeles (into)

Block Stamp

57I7

375-263

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D STATES GOV

MENT

Lemorandum

SAC (157-2815).

(voLume f)

FROM : SA Carl M. Beterin

SUBJECT: 54.0

DATE: 2/13/23

In connection with the destruction of channelizing memoranda, the intormation contained on the

serials listed below was incorporated in a report dated 7c6/97=

this report was made from serial _

16x

through serial

220 The review for

Volume

In accordance with the above, the following serials are to be destroyed:

Serials (List by serial or serial scope.)

170 (Lestory I copies Kup one cy containing

indexing)

STAICHES

SERiAlia-a

F262: 1973

EBI - SAN DiEGO!

No. of copies -

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Approved Ish

Destroyed by 23

Date 2-21-331

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TiTL

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

7-3224)

ATE: 8/31/72

FRON

: SAC, LOS ANGELES

: (157-6836) .(P)

SUBJECT: NATIONAL SCCIALIST AMERICAN

WORKERS FIRTY (NSAWP)

EM - WHITE HATE GROUP

00: 1A..

Re Ihoenix airtel to Bureau, 8/10/72.

Enclosed is one copy of reairtel and one copy of

the Int referred to therein and

dated 8/10/72.

enclosures were not previously furnished

enclosed. As noted. in the LHM;

National Commander in July, 1972;ne had not talked to Secret

Army Orgara zation

(SAD)" people in over amonth.

• Above is furnished for your information.

San

Diero (Encl

(1- 157-2815) (SA0)

LOS

Angeles

(1- 157-7318) (SAO)

ANC

(4).

157-2815-24

6020= FEE

SEP:

5058-704

Bary U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plar

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

UNTIED STATES GO-URNMENT

Memorandim

. SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

: SAC, SEATTLE (157-1830) (RUC)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

DATE:

8/29/72

Re Seattle letter to Bureau, 7/11/72.

The following sources have been contacted,

none of whom have been able to furnish any information

as to the existence of the above mentioned organization.

SOURCE

Date Contacted

informamts

CONF.

SOURCES

6/19/72

6/22/72

8/4/72

3/7/72

8/2/72

Agent

SA LOUIS M. HARRIS; JR.

SA LOUIS M. HARRIS,

JR.

SA SIDNEY •E. RUBIN

SA SIDNEY E. RUBIN

SA CHARLES R. ST: JOHN

• The above sources

have been instructed to

immediately advise this office upon receipt of any infor

nation concerning this organization.

Whereas no pertinent information has been determined

concerning the existence of this organization, this case

being placed in a RUC status in this division.

For the

information oi San Diego, Seattle continuing investigation

on SY ANDERSON to obtain background data as he has been

reputed to be leader of this organization in Seattle.

= Sea pie

• San Diego (REG)

SERiSER

{3)

57-3915

•20%

SEARCHED —

SENIALIZED.,

_INOLKED

=- FILED.

SEP 2

1972

FBI-SAN VIELiU,

Year tot

Buy U.S. Savings Bonus Regularly on she Payroll Savings Plai

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File-Serial Charge Out

FD-5 (Rev. 6-17-70)

File -

Serial No.

157=2.915

Last Serial

L Pending

Closed

Description of Serial

G90: 197007-400-586

Date

Date

Charged

eril 1203

ligned

Employee

RECHARGE

"Date

To

From

Clork

Do Not Remai

Employee

Date Charged

Location

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R. : WA CODE

12 → 4: 9-2-72 L'G

NI: - 9-1-72 LAS

TC SAN DISCO (157-2815)

F'O' ACTINE DIRECTOR (157-23577) 2P

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAOS, EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RESDTEL

AUGUST TWENTY-NINE LAST.

KEVIN I. MARONEY, DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, INTERVAL

SECURITY DIVISION, DEPARIHENT OF JUSTICE, ON SEPTEMBE? ONE INSTANT

ADVISED AUTHORITY GRANTED FOR FORMER SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN TO

TESTIFY IN ANSWER TO THE PROSECUTIO V'S QUESTIOVS DURING THE TRIAL OF

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER, SUPERIOR COURT, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, SAY DISCO,

CALIFORMIA, AS VERE FURNISHED THE BUREAU BY TELECOPIER ON AUGUST

IWENTY-NINE LAST. ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ATTORNEY CAUSA) PHILLIP

H. FILSINGER, SAM DIEGO, WILL BE ADVISED SEPTEMBER SEVEN NEXT BY

MR. "ARONEY THAT TESTIMCNY OF CHRISTENSE" IS TO BE LIMITED TO

SIRING ABOVE-MENIO. DUSTINE ME MING FOR ME MEANS.

COMFREYCE IS TO BE HELD BY AUSA FILSINGER WITH FORMER SA CHRISTENSE

PRIOR TO HIS APPEARANCE AS A WITNESS IO INSURE HE UNDEPSIANDS

LIMIIALLONS OF HIS TESTIMOTY AND THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE OF

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FEDERAL REGULATIOYS, TITLE EIGHTEE", SECTION SIXTEEN POINT TWELVE,

DAIA OBTAINED UHILE IN PERFORUANCE OF DUTIES AS SA CANNOT BE DISCLOSED

UNLESS APPPOVED BY THE AITOPMEY GEVERAL. ADDITIONAL DATA REQUIPED IS

TO BE FURNISHED INE DEPARIMENT IN ORDEP THAT CONSIDEPATIOY CAN BE

GIVEN AS TO WHETHER SUCH IS TO SE DISCLOSED. AUSA IS TO BE PRESCIT

DURING TESTIMONY BY CHRISTENSEN IN ORDER TO PROTECI GOVERNMENT'S

INIERESI •

MR. MARONEY REQUESIED AUSA BE ADVISED BY SAN DIEGO OFFICE OF

THE ABOVE AND INDICATED IT WOULD BE DESIRABLE FOR KNOWLEDGEABLE SAS

OF SAN DIEGO OFFICE TO BE PRESENT DURING CONFERENCE WITH CHPISTENSEN

AND AUSA.

END

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San Diego, California

August 30, 1972

Mr. Steven I. Christensen

Post Office Box Number 2

Kanosh, Utah

Dear Steve:

In reply to your letter of August 23rd, I can certainly.

understand your reluctance to testify for the reasons men-

tioned.

However, as you are well aware, there are few willing

witnesses in any criminal prosecution and the nature of the

subjects involved dictate they be brought to the bar of justice.

dictate hey be brought

I have been advised of your communications with Mr.

John A. Hewicker, II, Assistant District Attorney, San

Diego County, in this matter, and hope that as a result

thereof you will arrive at a mutually agreeable course of

action.

I would like to mention that any proposed trial testimony

regarding information developed as a resuli of your official

duties as

a Special Agent of the FBI must be identified and

furnished to the Department of Justice in order that considera-

tion can be given as to whether information is to be disclosed

by you.

SA Earl M. Petersen will coordinate this matter and will

assist you in any way possible.

With hopes that the ends of justice will be served with

• the minimum of inconvenience to you, and that you and your family

are adjusting to your new environment, I am.

, Sincerely,

-

Addressee

San Diego

(157-2815)

(1 - 157-3417 HOOVER)

(à)n

REX I. SHRODER

Special Agent in Charge

Peteren

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*sis

San Diego,

California

August 30, 1972

Mr. Steven I. Christensen

Post Office Box Number 2

Kanosh, Ucah

Dear Steve:

In reply to your letter of August 23r0, I can certainly

understand your reluctance to testify for the reasons men-

tioned. However, as you are well aware, there are few willing

witnesses in any criminal prosecution and the nature of the

subjects involvad dictate they be brought io the bar of justice.

I have been advised of your communications with Mr.

John i. Hewicker, II, Assistant District Attorney, San

Diego County, in this matter, and hope that as a result

thercof you will arrive at a

mitually agreeable course of

action.

I would like to mention that any proposed trial testimony

•regarding informacion developed

, as a result of your official

duties as á special Agent of the FBI must be identified and

furnishes to the Dapartment of Justice in order that considera- •

tion can be given as to whether information is to be disclosed

by your

SA karl M. Petersen will coosuinate this matter and will

assist you in any way possible.

With hopes that the ends of justice will be served with

the minimin of inconvenience to you, ano

that you and your family

are adjusting to your new environment, I am,

Sincerely,

- Addressce

San #jega (157-2315)

(1-157-3017 HOOVER)

REX I. SHRODER

Special Agent in Charge

(3.)

Geteren

157-2815-198

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Kanosh, Utsh

August

23, 1972

Rex I. Shroder

Special Agent in Charge

Federal Bureau of Investigation

San Diego, California

92103

Dear Mir. Shroder:

In connection with the investigation and prosecution of the

shooting of Paula Tharp, for which Geroge M. Hoover has been indicted,

I have received correspondence from Mr. Hewicker of the San Diego

County District Attorney's Office asking whether I would be willing to

testify in this matter.

The purpose of this testimony would be to

substantiate the reliability of Howard Godfrey as an informant and to

provide information as to the custody of the weanon involved. I have

Indicated to Mr. Hewicker that I would not be unwilling to furnien

such testimony but would be somewhat reluctant due to my present

circumstances. It would appear to me that the interests of the Bureau

and the District Attorney's Office, as well as myself, would be better

served if this informstion was furnished by someone still connected

with the FBI. Godfrer's reliability should be a matter of record to

which Earl Petersen could easily testify. Furthermore Mr. Petersen

has some first-hand knowlege as to the location of the weadon, and,

because of the nature of the incident, I imagine my testimony

in this

respect would need

as much substantiating as Godfrey's.

Another decided disadvantage for me would be the disclosure

_ of my oresent whereabouts to individuals such as representatives of the

"Door", to whom you made reference in your letter of the Fifteenth.

I do not desire to be located or contacted by thase or similar neoble.

However, if this should occur, I intend to state merely that I left

the Bureau on the adyice of my personal physician, which would have

been an actuality within a period of a few weeks or months anyway.

I would certainly appreciate it if such a course of action

as I have mentioned could be made feasible.

Sincerely!

Steven L. Christensen

P. O. Box i2

Kenosh, Utah 84637

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IMENT

Memorandum

TO

:SAC, San Dieto

157-2815)

8/29/72

DATE:

FROM : SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATI N

EXTREMIST MAT IERS

Attached for the file is a cody of questions to be asked

of tormer SA StEVEN L.

CIIRISTENSEN at the

trial of GEORGE

MITCHELL HOOVER On 9/7/72.

One cody is being placed in the

Hoover file, 157-3017.

The hand written original set of questions received from

AxxxxtertDenuty District Attorney John A. Hewicker II, San Diego

County has been placed'in the lA file of 157-3017.

A cony of the attached was forwarded to the Bureau by

teleconier on 8/29/72.

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On August 28, 1972, JOHN A. HEWICKER, II, Deputy

District Attorney, San Diego County, made available to the

FBI the

following list of questions to be asked of former

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTEN on direct examination by the prosecution

during the trial of GEORGE MITCIELL HOOVER beginning Septencer

1972:

7.

1. Name ?

2.

Formerly employed as a Special Agent for the Federal

Bureau

of Investigation.

3.

For how many years?

4. Where was your last duty station?

5. How long were you assigned to the San Diego Office?

6. During the time that you were assigned to the San Diego

Office did you become acquainted with an individual known

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY?

as

T. When approximately did you meet GODFREY?

8. What were the nature of your duties as an FBI Agent

at

• the time you met HOWARD GODFREY?

9. How did you become acquainted with GODFREY?

10.

was there a particular purpose in your becoming

acquainted with HONARD GODFREY?

11. What purpose --?

12.

FOr LIDARD GODFREY

was there an alternate agent designated as a

contact

13.

who?

14°

was GODIRTY a paid informant of the FBI ?

Did the F3I in any way finance the operations

of the SAO?

16. How often did GODFREY contact you as an informant?

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17. How were these contacts made?

18. During what period of time to your knowledge,

did Mr. GODFREY act

as an informant for the FBI?

19. what type of information aid GoDFREY furnish you

during the period that he was assigned to you as an informant?

20. Do you recall the reported occurrence of the

shooting of PAULA THARP in san Diego in January, 1972,

the home of PETER JUHMER ?

21. Did MI. GODFREY make any contact with you regarding

the alleged identity of the person who shot PAULA THARP ?

22.

When?

23..

How was contact made?

24. Did Mr. GODFREY at any time furnish you with a

weapon which was allegedly the weapon used in the shooting

Of PAULA THARP?

25. When ?

26. Who present?

27. Where were you when the weapon was presented to

YOu bY MI. GODFREY?

28. What type of weapon was it?

29. What did you do with the weapon at the time it was

presented to you by Godfrey?

30. Did you notify any local investigative agency of the

information furnished to you by GODFRDY, relative to the identity

of the person who reportedly shot PAULA THARP?

31. What agency?

32. Who did you confide in at that agency?

33. Did you furnish the San Diego Police Department with

the weapon at the time you furnished this information regardina

the shooting?

34.

Why not?

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35.

Did you tell anyone at the San Diego Police

Department that

you had possession of the suspect weapon?

36. How long did you have possession of the suspect weapon?

37.

Was' the weapon ultimately removed from your possession

and turned over to local authorities?

38. Approximately when--?

39.

Identify if possible this weapon.

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FROM :

SUBJECT:

MAY 10EZ FOITION

GSA FPMR (1I CFR) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GO

NMENT •

Memorandum

SAC, San Diegol

157-2315)

SA EARL M. PETEPSEN

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM

DATE:

8/29/72

Attached for the file is a list of questions and answers

for writer's testimony 9/6/72 in the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS

YAKOPEC.

Deputy District Attorney RIMARD HUFFMAN, San Diego County,

made avaibable the list of cuestions.

sile, 159-1820 the questions is being placed in the YAKOPEC

•This list of questions and answers were made available to

the Bureau by nitel this date for athority for writer to

testify.

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The following questions will be asked of SA EARL M. PETERSEN

September 6, 1972, by the prosecution as direct testimony

in the trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC:

Question: How long have you been assigned as a Special Agent

in the San Diego Office of the FBI?

Answer: Since July, 1967.

2, Question: Do you know a person by the name of HOWARD B. GODFREY?

Answer: Yes.

3. Question: How long have you known him?

Answer: About two and one half years.

4, Question: Has he ever performed any services for the FBI?

Answer: Yes.

Question: In what capacity?

Answer:

•He

furnished information to the FBI concerning matters

of interest

• to the FBI.

Question:

For what period of time?

Answer: Since 1967.

7.

'Question: las he a paid informant?

Answer: Yes he was.

8.

Question: Was he assigned to infiltrate any particular group or

groups?

Answer: Yes he was.

Question: What particular groups was he assigned to infiltrate?

Answer: The Minutemen and the Secret Army Organization.

10.

Question: How long did you work with Mr. GODFREY in his capacity

as an informant?

Answer: Mr. Godfrey has contacted me on occasion for about two

years.

Ile

Question: Were you the primary agent responsible for Mr. GODFREY?

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Answer: Only since July 10, 1972.

12, Question: Who were the primary agents?

Answer: Special Agent JORDAN NAYLOR and former Special Agent

STEVEN CHRISTENSEN.

13, Question: What was your responsibility for Mr. GODFREY?

Answer: I maintained contact with him when CHRISTENSEN was not

available.

14.

Question: Did Mr. GODFREY report regularly to the FBI concerning

the activities of the Secret Army Organization?

Answer: Yes he did.

15. Question: How often did he report?

Answer: On practically a daily basis.

16 Question: Were you present when Mr. GODFREY was first made

available as a witness to California Authorities?

Answer: Yes.

17, Question: When did this take place?

' Answer: June 26, 1972.

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GAFPMR (5 ER) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO. ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:

• DATE:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

8/23/72

FROM

:

SUBJEC

SA LAWRENCE F. WIRICK

SECRET ARMIY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Re San Diego airtel and IHM to Bureau 8/18/72.

Referenced communication has been filed in

157-2815-172.

This communication contains information

regarding the activities and arrests of the subjects

of this case. Due to the volume of the communication.

copies were not designated for each individual file but

the communication should be consulted when writing

subsequent reports or letters.

157-2815

157-1320

(WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC)

1

- 157-3017 (GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER)

- 157-3290

(RICHARD

FLEURY)

• - 157-3289

(GENEVIEVE FLEURY)

1 =

157-3001

(JERRY LYNN DAVIS)

1

157-2931

(ROBERT HAYER, JR.)

1

- 157-2546

(HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK)

1.

- 157-3388

(VAHL BOYLE)

1. - 157-2177 (THOMAS, LEE FORREST)

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3211 Fifch Avenue

Post Office Box 3636

San Diego, California 92103

August 23,

1972

Soccial Agent In Charge

18th District

Office of Special Investigations

United States Air Force

4325 Pacific Highway

San Diego, California 92106

Dear Sir:

This is in reference to your request that

information regarding the Secret Army Organization, an

anti-Commist paramilitary organization in the San Diego,

California, area, be jurnished to your office.

An extensive investigation conducted by this

office has failed to demonstrate any propensity for

violence directed at the laguna Air Fozce Station or any

other military installation in the San Diego, California,

area by the Secret Army Organization. • Inasnuch as

investigation has failed to disclose any evidence that

Office of Special Investigations has an interest in or

responsibillty for i-vestigating, it is not felt, at this

time, that further assemination regarding this matter

would benefit or be of use to your office.

Please bo assured that the Federal Bureau of

Investigation will ontime its investigative efforts

in this matter, and rill promptly advise and keep your

office current of iny developments on part of the Secret

Army Organization: nat have a bearing on or relate to

1-Addressee

-San Diego (157-2615)

AJH: Viar (2)

Very truly yours,

REX. I. SHRODER

Special Agent In Charge

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TO:

SAC, PHOENIX

7-1,173)

Dale received

8/14/72

Received from 'name or symbol number)

Method of dolivery (check appropriate blocks)

X in person

[X] by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Irief description of activity or material

Re arrest of SAO members in the San

Diego area 6/26/72.

Date pres

8/14/72

Received by

SA Clarence L Crandall

recording device

Dute of Report

written by Informant

8/14/72

Date(s) of activity

8/6/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

•170-37-A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

•J Infonnation recorded on a card index by .

_on date

Remerks:

released from jail during the first week in August, 1972, and is now

living % PAULA HELTON, 3618 Nereis, La Mesa, California,

714-466-5074.

Source advised that DAVIS is the leader of the group

known in the

San Diego area as the SECRET ARNY ORGANIZATION, and that

he and

i three other menders of the group were arrested by the San Diego

Police Department on or about June 26, 1972:

The charges against

them were based on the possession of explosives and illegal weapons.

Source advised that the above-ilientioned arrest was also based

on a shooting wherein the gun of one HOWARD GODFREY was used. l'he latte.

is also a member of the SAO and an alleged "double-agent" type informant

embarrass the F.B.I. in some unexplained manner when the above-mentioned

SAO subjects come to trial.

3 - Phoenix

1 cc 157-1173 (SAO)

•I cc 170-37-A

1061080-286157

1 co 157-620 (MAI)

1C I: 157-3001 (Ders),

- Sart Dicgo (157-2815)

Block Stamp

157-29157

120

35822IE2ALTENED T

SERIAL EFC T

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STIGINE FORM N 1U

MAY 1812 EDITION

OSAPPAIR (41 CTT7) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOY

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC (157-2815)

FROM : Danny Morris

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

DATE: 8/8/72

This date SA ROY ReIsA, USI.

San Diego, requested information

concerning the Secret Army Organization stating that the Lagun:

Air Force Base had requested this information.

He was advised that their office would be furnished current

data on the sAo as soon as current report is completed.

Furnish OSI with latest report and or

available.

• copy of LHM when it is

1 - San

• Diego

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(1)

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10,

Ds:

MAY TEEN KUTTHIN

G6A8 PAIR (81 0970) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO • UNANT

Memorandum

SAC,

SAN DIEGO (157-1820)(P,

SA JOE A. WEATHERALL, JR.

WILLIAN FRANCIS YACOPEC

EM-SAO

00:

SD

DATE: 7/29/72

CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE THROUGETOUT

PAGE

provided information to sa dog do no therate, JR.:

regarding, & 7/17/72, conversation by

nd YACOPEC:

YACOPEC, told

that he is on the

periphery of the SAD and was not allowed to join the

group.

YACOPEC has heard from "members"

of the SAO which

he did noü mean that they (the S40 members) are planning

to kill one oi two dozen

"Iong hairs" in San Diego in

September or October.

YACOPEC stated that he cannot tell

authorities of this matter as his wife will be killed

within 24 hours.

YACOPEC told source that the Police Department

haven't arrested anyone who is significant in the

corganization.

made further comments not related to

his conversation with YACOPEC. He stated that i believed

VIC WALION, Attorney, to

•be an associnte of the SAO.

¿Most uf VICORIC's associates are armed with hanaguns

cat all times.

commented that HORARD GODFREY had

testified before the Grand Jury, without consulting his

attorney and considered this unusual.

stated he provided this information in

order to possibly prevent innocent persons from being

harmed.

2

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157-2315

( YACOPEC)

(SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION)

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SA EARL M. PETERSEN was advised 7/20/72.

The above information regarding a possiule

SAo plan was carefully paraphrased to protect the source

of dissemination to the following agencies dy sA Jur A.

WEATHERALL, JR.:

vaLe

•7/20/72

7/20/72

Person Contacted

REUBEN BRANDON

Detective, SDPD

NẠNCY BYRD

Deputy Sheriff

Intelligence

SDSO

7/21/72

• JIM BERRIAN

Special Agent.

CBI

002.

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PItTI TOT

LL3OG Sleev. 9-30-00)

Date recoired

Received from (rume or symbol number)

7-5-72

INFORMANT

Meihod of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

K] in person

by telephone

• by mail

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

OX orally

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Undated communications from SAM, aka JERRY

DAVIS at San Diego, Calif. re SAO.

Dato prepared

7/6/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

recording device

Date of Report

=

written by Informant

Date(s) of activity

JUNE 1972

File whore original is located ifnot attached

Originals returned to souri

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) OYLY ATTENDED A WEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

Informant furnished

the printed material which is attached

hereto in Xerox form.

ANY UTILIZATION OF THIS INFORMATION IN FORM SUITABLE

FOR DISSENINATION MUST BE PARAPHRASED ADEQUATELY tO

PROTECT THE INFORMANT.

2 - Phoenix

(Icc 170-37-4)

(ICC 157-1173) SAO

- San Diego

(1cc 157-2315) SAO

(lcc 157-3001) DAVIS

158-2815-131

Block Stamp

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SECRET ARMY

UNDERGROUND BULLETIM

RGAN 2AM10N

GENERAL, HEADQUARTERS

JUNE 1972

'" The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion". Edmund Burle

Fellow members,

At a recent meeting of the SAO General Staff a very important problem was discusse

and the decision to issue a nev Organizational Directive made. The problem is tha: of

new members who join our organization and then immediately become totally inactive.

Typically these new members submit a well qualified application form together with

their membership fee. Unfortunately, after being accepted, as provisional members

they never pay a month's dues or send in any report forms.

It would really heip us to

know why some of these people have acted in this way. Did our organization turn out

to be something different than they expected? Did they expect a fancy uniform and rial:

to be handed to them on a silver platter ? Or did they suddenly become afraid to stick

their neck out ?

Whatever the reasons, it isn't fair to our good members to waste time and money cr

those who do nothing to help or support the organization.

Therefore, effective imes-

iately, the following rules shall apply to such cases as mentioned above.

1. If, three months after submitting an application to the SAO and being accapid 2!

a provisional member, the new member has not begun the basic correspondence trainin

submitted monthly report forms, paid monthly dues, or provided a reasonabic encura

for not having done the above, their file shall be turned over to our Intelligence Section

for special attention.

2. If, after six months, the member in question dosen't respond they shall be dro.

from our rolls and their names shall be circulated to all members as a potential see i

risti.

We don't mean to imply that a member can't resign from the Secret Army Diganisiti

However, we do require that a monther notity us of there intent and reasons fi dui::

If this new Organizational Directive applies to any member in particular let hire laid ir.

and govern himself accordingly.

GENERAL STAFF - SECKET ARMY CRGANIL.III

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HOW TO FREPARE GUNS FOR STORAGE & BURYING

Although cosmoline can be purchased in many surplus stores, ii may be more

practical to make your own from the following directions. Ore advantage to malang

your own preparation is that it is much easier to apply while it is in a warm state.

Heat non-bleached petroleum jelly (ember-vaseline) in a small pan or can. Add

30 or 40 weight motor oil to obtain the proper consistency. Using an inexpensive

throw-away paint brush as an applicator, brush the warm solution over the weapon.

While the solution is still warm it can also be poured into those hard-to-get-at-areas.

One large jar of peiroleum jelly and approximately one-hali quart of motor oil

is surficient to prepare several weapons.

When the solution has cooled it will set and form a protective coating over the

weapon which should then be wrapped in sheet plastic ( available in most hardere or

paint stores) or in a G.i. plastic gun case (available in inost supplus stores ). Wrap

well and seal with black elecirical or plastic tape. : It is also wise to enclose a small

sach of silicagel crystals to keep the moisture out.. These crystals can be purchased

at any industrial chemical house or most applicance stores will give them away as they

come with cartons of appliances when shipped and they usually have an abundanca on

supply.

Long guns which cannot be easily torn down can be stored in surplus rocket type

boxes readily available in most surplus stores.

Try to obtain aluminum or stainless

: steel containers since they will not tend to rust when buried. 20mm ammunition cans

are adequate and a convenient size container for burying smaller weapons and other

items. They should be well sealed. The cans should be wrapped in plastic io prevent

rust.

Buried containers should haye ai least one and a half fest of earth over them. Oue

should be careful also in selecting an area to bury material. Areas that could be tooted !

during even the most unusual weather conditions should be avoided.

Buried containers should be in such a position that they can be found easily and

quickly ivithout the use of maps. This can be done by correlacion babween two oi mera

specific points that will remain in tact, such as trees, large rocks, etc. To assis:

your memory, paces should be marked eif by using the day, month, and year of your

birth or that oi some family member which you can easily remember.

Another suggestion would be for burying contuiners along or near rondways which

are marked with numbered signs indicating the foolage of road per county.

Those 44:25

are permanent, but it must be remonibered thut the state has a 500 foot right arog en

most roads which means tha brush may be cleared or the existing road might he widened.

All material which is buried should be chocied within three tn sis works for souls

or sinking of the ground.

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GENERAL RULES OF GUERRILLA WA

4RB

1. The first rule of guerrilla warfare is to dispense with any

rule or set of rulas which results in routine or predicable activity.

Any time the enemy conmander can anticipate what the guerrilla band

will do next, ha can then lay a trap by which his supariority of

numbers and equipment may be brought to bear upon then with devasta

ting effect.

2. Military action by guerrilla bands cannot achieve maximun

effect unless intalligence and security capabilities are developed to

an equal degree of perfection, principally through the cooperation of

friendly nor-combatants.

3. Propaganda warfare is one of tha guerrillas most effective

weapons. It must be waged continuously to decoralize the eramy,

enlist support of the civilian population and to justify the existence

•and actions of the guerrilla bands.

4. Each member of the underground movement must be rendered: :

Immune to the enemy's propagenda by continuous counter-propaganda.

They nust realize that the enemy is certain to spread lies about their

leaders, to try and break the bands up by encouraging petty jealousies

and dissensions, to make them feel their fight is hopeless, to encoursge

then to get on the winning side, to offer mercy and rewards to those

sho voluntarily surrendei.

Most of all enemy propaganda will be aimed

as destroying the individual organization nembar's faith in the honesty,

capability and true.motives.of other members of the underground nove-

ment.

5.

Surprise is the main element of successful guerrilla warfare.

No matter how vigilant the enemy may be there will be times your band

can take hin by surprise. Perhaps he is tired, perhaps sleeping,

perhaps he is in an area where he feels so completely safe that he

lets down his guard-- that's when you hit him.

6. •Any guerrilla that wants to keep on living aust constantly

remind himself that war is not a sporting proposition never give the

communists an

even break.

7. Genarally speaking guerrillas must work in sall bands. From

five to flfteen Is usual but even here its best not to gei into a rut.

If the encay commander in your area knows you always work in small

groups he can then divide his available anti-guerrilla forces into.

groups of 1s to 25 and thus cover more ground than if he had to main-

tain groups of two or three hundred to make certain his forces would

always out number any guerrilla band they happened ucon.

8. The guerrilla leader must always keep its chiaking one atep

ahead of the enemys.

Hace are some exemples:

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A staff ca

ed with enciny officers is e

velling along the

highway when the cir

secs sonorining ahead. in

dris closer

they ser it is a man,

apparently dead, aprailed in

ne middle of

the highway.

The car stops and the enomy cificois got out to in-

vestigate.

Suedenly the "corpse" rolls over and cues them down

with a machin gun.

This little trick might work several times but eventually the

enemy will figure ir out.

The driver of a truck full of erony troops

sees a "corpse" lying in the road.

Quickly he stops the truck. The

troops pile out of the truck and riddle the "corpse" with bullets.

Too late they discover its only a dummy made of old clothes and straw.

They are caught in a murderous crois-fire between guerrillas hidden

along both sides of the road.

Post are killed but one lives long

enough to

tell what happened.

A few days later another truc! of troops sees a "corpse" lying

in the middle of the highway.

The driver has been forewarned so he

knows better than to stop. Instead he steps on the gas, runs over

the dummy as he speeds on around the next. curve in the road- perhaps.

into a hidden land-mine. Or perhaps into a chain stretched between

two trees.

Or perhaps onto a part of the highway that has been

covered with fresh oil which sends the truck skidding over an embank-

ment.

What will the next truck full of troops do? What can you figure

out so you will still ba thinking one step ahead of the enemy?

9. Generally speaking the guerrilla band must avoid suparior

forces. When attacked by a superior force the guerrillas must quickly

• retreat or disperse.

Nhen the

enemy stops, they may return to harass

him-- or perhaps they won't. When the enemy is exhausted they may

attack-- but again they may not. When the enemy retreats the guerrillas

may give chase-- but only if they can be very sure they are not being

led into a trap.

10. Guerrillas must always fight at a time and place of their own

choosing-- never at a time or place of the enemy's choosing.

* 11. Before any raid on enemy troops or installations the guerrilla

leader must obtain complete and accurate intelligence on the number

of

the enemy on hand, the number near enough to ba called on for assistance,

amount and type of enemy armament. location of sentries, scouts or

protective patrols and all other information that will effect the plan-

ning of conduct of the raid.

12. All raids against the enemy must be exactly planned and cara-

fully rehearsed. It is aftin desirable to draw a miniature copy of che

enemy installation so that all memburs of the raiding party can play

out their respeciiv: duties severa: times to make sure they do rot

forget or become cor.fused in the heat of battle.

13. Evirything that could josibly so wron; must be anticipated

nd alcernare plans made to cope ..irh any evencunlily.

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14. Guerrillas

should strike a violent ligh

ng blow that leaves

the enemy stunned

at least long enouji for them to male a safe retreat.

15. In no case must tha guerrilias allow themselves to be drawn

Into a long pitched battle wich enemy ercops.

16. So long as friendly forces of the conventional military

are able to retain their offensive potential it is expedient for

guerrilla forces to coordinate their activities with such friendly

troops.

17. Guerrilla bands must always nove in secret - their whereabouts

must always be hidden from the civilian population as well

aspiron

-enemy troops.

• 18. When possible always attack the enemy at places which are

distant from centers of population as this will reduce the possibility

of his making reprisals against friendly civilians.

19. If a lone enemy soldier is way-laid in the city or suburbs it

is best

to carry his body. away where it can be buried and the grave

camouflaged so his commander will not know whether he has been killed

or has deserted. Take his uniform and hide it carefully where it can

be later retrieved. It might come in handy.

20. The guerrillas must always operate in their home territory

where they have intimate knowledge of their surroundings. If driven

from their own territory by a superior enemy force they should return

as soon as they safely can, provided that their main hida-out has not

been discovered and there is no chance of an enemy ambush.

21. Guerrillas must make every effort to stay friendly with any

civilian population in their territory as the civilians may be their

best source of food, other supplies, or valuable information about

nearby enemy forces.

22. It is almost essential that the guerrilla band have at least

one secure hide-out where they can test up, store their supplies and

care for their wounded.

This hide-out may be in some large forest or

mountainous area but such is not always necessary. During World War II

one Russian guerrilla band had their headquarters in a storm sewer.

Another band headquartered in the basement of a hospital in one of the

smaller towns. Another operated from an abandoned coal nine.

23. The guerrilla band should have one or more alternate hide-outs

and be ready to move quickly and quietly to another prepared location

in case their main headquarters is discovered. To preserve maximum

security the location of these alternate hide-outs should be known to

the least possible number af their own band.

24. To operate successfully over long periods of time tho

guerrilla band must have plunty of space in which to manuever-

preferably a large enough area that the enemy is incapable of

covering all of it with anti-guerrilla forces at one cime.

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25. Guer.

activity is must suilably e

aucted in muuncsins,

swamp and other

nas of tarrain that are inace

ible to tanks,

large guns and

mechanired forces nut with proper strategy at least

some guurrilla activity can be suited to almost any type area- even

large cities. Furthermore, due to the widespread use of ligit weight

weapons such as the bazouka and recoilless rifle it must be capecied

that mountains will piovida somewhat less protection to guerrillas

in future wars than they have in the past.

Therefore it is essential.

that underground activity be directed against the enemy under every

possible condition and ovar the widest possible area so as to prevent

his concentrating iis forces for a complate "mop-up" operation in

any one district.

26. Guerrilla furces cannut ordinarily afford to take prisoners.

If you are lucky enough to captura a high-ranking officer or party

official he may ba held for ransom or as

a hostage to guarantee against

extreme brutality by the enary or raprisals by the enomy against tha

civilian population. With extreme caution he may be traded for

guerrillas held prisoner by the enemy.

Most commonly any captured enemy must be shot. If prisoners are

taken they must ba kept in chains and closely guarded day and night.

If one were to escape he would certainly lead the enemy back to your

hideout.

27. Due to their superior forces, the

enemy may make several.

mistakes and still fight affectively.

For the guerrilla band a single

mistake may lead to complete annihilation. Therefore every activity

must be conducted with extreme caution and complete secrecy.

28. Guerrillas must be extremaly tidy housekeepers. Garbage

thrown out around camp may attract birds which in turn may alert the

enemy. A tin can, carelessly tossed aside may catch the sun just

right to be seen by a

scouting airplane. While on the march a bioken.

branch

or a thoughtlessly dropped maich cover may give your presence

away to the enemy who could radio ahead to set up an ambush.

29.. Each member of the band must be constantly alert that his

own action does nor give away the guerrilla position to the enemy.

In remote areas the smeli of smoke may carry for many miles.

Even

cigarette smoke can give away cha sentries position to a quistly

approaching enemy scout:

in a daik night the glow of a cigarette.

can be seen

for 300 yards. "ith a good pair of binoculars it can

be seen for

a mile.

30. A single carloss or obstinate member must not be allowan to

endanger the lives of the ocher membars of the band.

31. Gucrrilla forces canont afford defeat and are poorly

equipped to care for casualties.

Therafore, action against the

enemy must be Laken only under such condicions as insure maxinum

opportunity for succuss.

32. Before iny actroi is iulion agäinst the enemy one or scre

clear pachs of retrvat ruso lo moanied.

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33. If a ju

Ila is kiiled in action otro

einbers ce the

band

should try to

take his body vi:: them as the,

raticat.

will become very donoralining io the enemy if he is constancir

aware of his own casualties but sesa ic evidence of guerrilla

losses.

34. If a menber of tie guarrilla band is rounded then tha

other members must carry him away at all costs-- aven at che «13l:

of their own lives. This is essentiai both for the morale of cia

band but to make curtain the fallen guerrilla is not tortured inio

revealing the identity of his friends and the location of theis

camp.

35. Guerrilla forcas seldon attempe to occupy territory in tie

usual sense.

Instead they sack to dominate the territory by con•

tinuous raids, ambushas

sed harassment of enemy croops to such an

extent that continued occupation by enemy forces is no lorger osti

the price they must pay.

36. Success in guerrilla warfare depends largely on superios

mobility.

Transport and movement are therefora of great importance to the

guerrilla band. So long as the civilian population is allowed to usa

their automobiles the suecrillas can (wich forged identity cards)

do likewise. If the civilion population Is rigidly controlled ot

largely enslaved then the guerrillas must depend on. other machods of

transportation.

Bands that must move on foot are limited in the distance over which

thay can operate. Possible targets for sabotage must be within two

or three nights narcin. Even chen cha guarrillas are apt to be badi;

fatigued before they go into action and they will have trouble gacting

away without being discovered,

Suppose that a guerrilla scout reports that a poorly guasied

supply column is camped 30 milos awa:.

The guerrilla band may sead

these supplies desperately but it they must travel by foot the enemy

will likely have moved on before they can get there. These are

serious problems for which eaci band nus" find solutions depanding

on their own conditions and tacricory.

37. Close cooperation beiveen different bands is seldom roquired

and may be undesirable. Tacrefore it is more important that coini

cation between bands be secure than choi it be fast.

38. Each guerrilla tend is rasponsible for its own actions et:

bears the pain of iis on mirickes nichout drawing other bards iraj

any calamity that may boiali it.

39. When anti-guarrilla activity becones very intensa, lars:

bands should dispersa inco a mainee ai inall bands thac can lidu

easier, move taster ind and steer cutough enemy lines will icss

risk oi detection.

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• 40. Ther is a big difference between sa'

struction. Air

crrilla activities must be cu

cause minimal dange to private property.

age and wanton de-

cted so as to

41. Hit-or-miss sabotage is not nearly as effective as coordin-

ated sabotage that strikes systematically at some few essential

industries of activities vital to the enemy at that particular tine.

42. Targets for raids and sabotage must be carefully selected to

achieve maximum damage to the enemy with least risk to the guerrilla

band. If the eneny has an abundance of guns but is. low on ammunition

then burning a warchouse full of guns will not count for much whereas

burning a warehouse full of armunition would ba a vital blow.

43. Each military action against the enemy must be planned in such

a manner that the amount of armunition and supplies captured are at

least enough to replenish the amount expended in that action.

44. Both offensive and defensive guerrilla activity is vitally

dependent upon accurate knowledge of the enemy's strength, location,

movements and so far as possible his intentions which is usually

best obtained first hand by guarrilla scouts.

.'

45. In the event that troops have settled down in the guerrilla

area for a long and routine occupation, efforts should be made to

determine whether or not they are completely loyal to the foreign

Ideology before antagonizing a possible potential ally.

46. The guerrilla must be continuously imagining himself in the

shoes of his enemy.

He must get to know how the enemy is likely to

•react in any given situation.

He must be able to guess what the

enemy commander will expect his band to do next. In this way he can

often anticipate what the enemy will do. By then acting in some

totally unexpected manner he can continuously catch the enemy in a

series of embarrassing situations.

47. Guerrilla forces must remain widely dispersed throughout the

entire area of enemy occupation. They must never accumulate in large

numbers in a given area that the enemy can surround and eventually

starve them out or gradually close in on them.

48. Guerrilla forces must be always alert to possible anti-

guerrilla action. that may be taken against them and constantly

•Prepared to take suitable evasive action...

49. The guerrilla bands most essential function is to guarantee

its own continuation. The very existance of the guerrilla band

. requires the enemy to guard against then and in so doing they are

drained of manpower, supplies and equipment which the enemy forces

50. Clear-cut victory is seldom possible either with or against

guerrilla warfare-- the side that hoids out longest will be the

ultimate winner.

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Piease fill out and return to your assigned mail drop as quickly as possible. If you

have not yei been assigned a regular mail drop, Mail to: P. O. Box 5791, San Diego,

California 22105.

CODE NAME OR IDENTIFICATION NUMBER:

ADDRESS:.

_ ZIP CODE:.

(Only if changed from last month)

BASIC CORRESPONDENCE TRAINING PROGRAM: (Enclose $3.00 for each program)

Intelligence

Sacurity

Propaganda

Recruiting

Special Note: Each program must be ordered only upon completion

of the prior program. Enclose payment when order-

ing each program.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION MATERIALS:

S. A. O. Stickers (50 for $1.00)

S.A. O. Leaflets (50 for $1.00)

•Other Materials Needed:

(Recruiting forms, Histories, Etc.)

S. A. O. DUES FOR.

CONTRIBUTION TO S. A. O.

S.A. O. DUES FOR.

MATERIALS.

TOTAL ENCLOSED-

DESCRIBE BRIEFLY YOUR ACTIVITIES PERTAINING TO THE ORGANIZATION DUR-

ING THE PAST MONTH:

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SCORIN® INCUIPESS

HOME-MADE EXPEDIRNTS

• CHERRY BOMB

12 powders from cherry bombs

1 fuse frum cherry bomb

one snuff can 2"' high and 1" across

about 30 bebes

After powder and bebes are in can, put lid on.

Take ice pick, punch hole in top of lid. Slip fuse

in. Then cover can completely with airplane glue around the base of the fuse to hold in place bet-

ter when thrown.

PLASTIC

Potassium Chlorate

Petroleum Jelly (Vascline)

A round wooden stick or rolling pin

Spread the Potassium Chlorate thinly on a hard surface. Roll the round stick (rulling pin) over the

crystals to crush them into a very fine powder (until it looks like face powder). Take 9 parts of the.

powdered Potassium Chlorata and one part of vaseline, and kread them together until a uniform

paste is obtained. Detonate with a blasting cap or with a .30 caliber fused blank.

BLACK POWDER

Potassium Nitrate - 25 parts

Charcoal - 3 parts

Sulphur - 2 parts

Dissolve the Potassium Nitrate in an equal amount of water. Pulverize the charcoal and sulphur.

and add the Potassium Nitrate solution to obtain a thoroughly wet paste. Allow to dry.

FAST BURNING FUSE

Twist soft cotten string into three strands. Moisten black powder to form a paste and rub the

paste into the twisted string. Burns 30 to 40 inches per minute.

SLOW BURNING FUSE

Dissolve one part of Potassium Nitrate or Potassium Chlorate and one part of sugar (granulated)

in two parts of hot water.

Soak the string in this solution. Twist the string into three strands and

allow to dry. Burns about 2 inches per minute.

• FUSES

Fuses can be made by soaking course paper in a solution of gun powder and acutone (nail polish re-

mover) overnight, then drying. Cut strips and twist together. Alsn, by coating a cotton string with

a sticky substance, then dipping into gunpowder, coating all surfaces. A time delay fuse that can

be used without a match is made as follow's: Make a small pile of potassium permanginate and make

a small pile of it on the ground, making a hole in the center of it. Next pour in the hole about an

equal amount of straight glycerine. A flash will occur in about one minute. This mothod is best

used when gun powder has to be used as a fuse... or for starting fires.

PACKAGE BON1.3

mouse trip

electrical wire

box or pachage

The mouse trap is the trigger. When the box is opened, the trap will close and contret on two clue-

trical wires.

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JELLIED GASOLINE

Pour the contents of one bottle (1 pint 3 o%.) of Dynamo concentrated liquid laundry delergent into a

bucket or large mouthed can of about two to five gallon size. Fill the detergent bottle twice, shaking

well to rinse it out with gasoline (any grace) and ace it to the detergent. You will now have about

3 1/2 pints (57 07) of material in the bucket. The detergent will be at the bottomandthe gasoline on

the top. Stir this rapidly with a wooden or wire paddle so as to mix in as much air as possible. Soun

the mixture will take on the appearance of soft vasoline.

Now add in a gallon of gasoline and stir again until the mixture thickens. At this point, transfer the

mixture to clean containers. No return iype beer and soda bottles are ideal. For chemical land

nines, use two gallon oil cans.

The container should be filled approximately one third full of the

mixture.

Finish filling the container with gasoline leaving a little air space at the top.

Place your

finger or hand over the opening and shake well until the gasoline and mixture amalgamate. You can

verify this by looking at the finger or hand occasionally lo see if a film of jellied gasoline about an

eighth of an inch thick clings to it. When proper consistency is reached, the bottles may be capped or

corked. Cans should have tight fitting lids screwed on.

This may be stored up to two weeks. Tie

a rag around the neck of each bottle being careful not to leave the ends of the rag too long or too loose.

If necessary, this mixture can be "eut" SU.? with gasoline or other petroleum product. The tendency

to "cling" will sutter slightly, but consistency can he maintained by pouring off the excess gasoline

whenever the detergert refuses to "take" any more.

To use, saturate the rag with gasoline or the mixture from the bottle.

Keep the flamable material

off of your person and clothing. Lighi the rag with match or cigarette lighter and immediately serve.

Throw hard against a solid object such as masonry, concrete. or metal.

In using the mixture in

a chemical land mine, wrap three or four wraps of pri macord around a to gallon can and tie the prim:

acord under the can around a pound of explosive. This may be exploded either electricaily ir by a per-

cussion such as a booby trap device or anti-personell fuse.

Do not contact wires to the blasting

machine until after you have carefully removed all traces of your work and camouflaged the position.

Never us any plastic article in contact with the above mixture.

ARMOUR PIERCING BULLETS

Reloaders can drop a 25 caliber steel ball bearing into a . 30 caliver bullet mould and thus have an

armour piercing bullet. It is also a duplex bullet as the ball bearing will keep going after the lead

has stopped.

SHRAPNEL MINE

Length of stove pipe

nuts, bolts, buck shot, etc.

wood

-StANOMITE

dynamite

fuse

Block both ends of the stove pipe ivith wond after the stick of dynamite has been pluced in the center.

and the nuts, bolts, and other shrapnel material has been placed around the dynamite. Hang fruin it

tree.

NOTES:

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Dule received

Received from (name or symbol number)

5/19/72

INFORMANT

dicthod of delivery

• (check appropriate locks)

I in person

If orally lurished and reduced to uniting by Agent:

minor on gated to wins by Are by mail rolly

Dictated

5/24/72 0-

IM.D

Transcribed

5/29/72

Authenticated

by Informant .

3/70/72

Brief description of activity or material

SAO activity

Date prepared

6/71/72

Received by

SA Robert Schachi

7 recording device

Date of Report

5/19/72

Date(s) of activity

_ written by Informant

5/72

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2707-45

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date.

Remarks:

1- SAN DiEGO (157-2817 R4)

1-157-1173

1157-1101

Chiratin

Block Stamp

152-2015÷122

111002

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Phoenix, Arizona

Nay 19,

1972

Information was obtained that Captain STAN WILLIAMS.

check sent to the Secret Army Organization, San Diego fa

CaLLIornia, Ior payment Oi manbership tees and dues,

been cashed and returned.

Photostat of the check is

attached

hereto.

It is noted check is endorsed, "Secret Army

Organization, Sam Collins".

AMAN'T

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sur musnus

SCOTTSDALE OFFICES

SCOTISPALE, ARIZON

1622403444

926380500119

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indi

PAY TO THS GEER DE.

EL CASON VALLEFSRANCH

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$

OF SAN PIgEO

FOR-CEROS ONLY

PAY BRENDA CIGANE.

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report ord

N1-301 (Rus.9-36-03)

'al

Dato preparud

6/2/72

Received by

Date reseived

Received from (name or symbol nurrber)

5/2/72

INFORMANT

Method oi delivery

(chech appropriate blocks)

[j in person

I by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

SA CLARZACE L. CRANDALL

# orally

recording device = [J writtun by Informant

Date of Report

Dictated

to

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Undated conmunications from SAll, namely,

JERRY DAVIS, San Diego, Califomia,

May 1972

File where original is locaied irnot attached

concarning the SEORIS ARMY CRGANIZATIOS

Originals securned to sou

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (E) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

"7 Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date.

Remaris:

Infosmant furnished the printed material which is attached hereto

in Xerox form.

CANY UTILIZATION OF THIS INEORMACION IN

BUREAU REPONTS O? ITS MUST BE PALLIASED

ADEQUATELY TO PROTECT TIE IR'OLGIANT. >

2 - Phoenix

(1c0 170-37-1)

• (1cc 157-1173)

3AO

- jan Diego

Tice 157-2375/ 210

Ice 157-3001) DAVIS

Block Stamp

SEARCHED.

152-2815 113

-DEXED It

JUN'T 1972

man

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We granted the interview with the newspaper women I wrote you about. It should be

out in a week or so, will send you a copy when its printed.

We really put on a show for

this girl, the seciet contact, mceting place, radio communications, etc. The whole secret

agent bit. During the intervic she told us that the police had been out to see her after the

first article. The San Diego Police wanted to know syno she had talked too (we mailed the

information for the first story to her). Later she had a visit from the feds asking her if

she would infiltrate our organization for them. They must be getting hard up for information

when they have to go out and try to recruit people.

This girl might be alright, but we are

not going to trust her anyway. Its getting here I can count the people I trust on one hand

and still have four fingers leît.

••

Enclosed are three more letters for you, two wrong addresses, and one hate letter.

Just so you will not think that you are the only one who gets these letters, I have enclosed

one ive received a few days ago. If the literture we send out gets these types (religous

nuts and love creeps) so upset, then we must be on the right track.

SAM

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Sorxy about the delay in mailing you the May Bulletins, we just did not have

the funds to pay for the printing until now. If nothing go's wrong we will be able

to print-up the Security Training Program and your Mail Drop Transier Letter

this coming weekend. Hope to have the funds available for the Special Bulletin

the following weekend.

I have enclosed a copy of the first part of the newspaper interview we gave.

Will send you the other articles as they are printed. The way we understand it

is that it will be a three piece article, The first one is not to bad. We have

been receiving articles from other papers in the area too, but they have all been

of the smear type.

On the subject of bulletins; when would you be able to write another one, and

what subject would you be covering. Also would like for you to write the foremat

(one or two pages) for some of the bulletins. We have been trying to keep the

bulletins between 10 to 12 pages long. The only original bulletin we have put-out

so far is the one you wrote on lock picking. I am fairly good at stealing material

and rewriting it, but have trouble writing anything orginal.

Would like to set-up another meeting with you in the near future. There are

some things we need to talk over with you that we cannot put in a letter. Let me

know when you will have some time off and we will try to make some arrangements.

SAM

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..:

The shit hit the fan here this week again. We put out a Special Bulletin containing

information about some of the San Diego City officials. The fuzz was out to see me two

days after we mailed it out. They told me that the city had assigned to detectives on

full time duty to keep an eye on SAO activities. The left fired bombed one of their own

cars and tryed to blame it own us, plus one of the city councilmen received a threating

phone call. The detectives told me that one high ranking left winger had call the police

and demanded they assign him policemen to protect him.

We have been making some real good headway in setting up new groups in California.

Some of the new people we are getting are working out real well, others are the hanger-on

types. We are having a little trouble with some DePugh types up in Los Angeles. They

don't like the idea of us organizing up there. If they start any trouble we will give then

more than they are looking for, you can bet on that.

We should have the May Underground Bulletin ready to mail out to you by the first of

the month. We are reprinting the Communications Bulletin. Rewrote it to fit our group.

If we have the money I will try to print up both of the letters at the same time.

Sorry to here about you being out of work again, no how it is trying to make ends meet.

I can only draw eight unemployment checks then I will have to go back to work. Sure wish

some fat cat would finance a few of us to work full time on organization activities. Guess

there is no danger of that thou.

SAM

ліного

then 99349

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R8-i0o lev. 9-30-6:31

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/21/72

INFORMANT

Morhod of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

[Q in person

→ by telephone

Oby mail ' X orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

10

Transcribed

by intoriated

Brief description of activity or material

Date prepured

3/23/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALI

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

Dale(a) of activity

current

Sei below.

File where original is located if not attached

Drey retiernie to sorence

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Infonnation recorded or a card index by -

_on date.

Remarks:

Source advised that information has come into his possession

in the form of two undated letters in photocopy form addressed

to "71501" from "71401:'

Copies of these letters, which pertain

to security

measures being taken by an organization known as

SECRET MANY ORGAMIZATICH, are attached hereto. Source has also

determined that the code

number 71501 is assigned to one EV MOORE

In Phoenix, and that the code nunder 71401 is

assigned to one

SAM DAVIS In san DIego by the sio.

2 - Phocnix

(1 - 170-37-1)

(1 - 157-1173)

~ San Diego

(1-SAO) 157-2815

(1 - Sam Davis)

157-2815-112

Block Stamp

SEARCHED_..

SERIALIZED

_FILED _

iuris-199%

"BI-SAN DIEG

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To: 7I50I

Tho March Undorground Bullotin should be in the mail to you by Ilth

at tho latost. Will cand you 25 copios of 1t, if you noed more urite.

Will sond you the Rovion Quostions for the book Guorrilla at the same

time. 1ls0 will cond you a for more copies of the book. I have sot up

a front to buy books and am trying to order a lot of the Guerrilla booko

Am writing to the printing house that handled lar of Wits,

If maybo thoy could locato a supply of that book. I know that

the hope

of finding any is not good, but feel its the best all around book on

undorground tarfare.

When are you going to bo able to have the bulletin that you are

writing ready? Is it going to be ready to sent to the printer wen you

Let us have its of are ta going to have to retyoe it and do the lay out

work? If you can have it cordy to go right to the printer It all be

a big helpo

its not at least Il pages long te are going to need time to urite up some

-additional material to fill out the bulletin.. Some where between Il to .

Ill pagos would be idoal.

...

• If you do not have enough material on locks to fill out that many.

pages fill free to use any chor material that deals with underground

warfare.

you have copies of our other bulletins so you know the many

areas that we have not covered.

I kept a copy of the names and addresses of the two members we sent

Jouo. Let ma know that you recoived there records and I vill destroy the

names and addresses.

The membership applications I sent you on these two

membors are copics I made.

Vis always destroy tho ones membars send in.

That way there is no application with a members name signod to it.

ATO

you going to assign those iro a mail drop in your area or keep them using

the one cs hers.

Ii you koop them assigned to a mail drop in or aroa

He will assign then a now mail drop that no will use only for membora in

your state. That way ve can send you there lottors wopen by usa

If possible drop ons of the tables you are keeping for us.

We till

only neod threo.

One of the guys will not be able to make ijo

I you

can not drop the table we will pay for it any way.

7I40I

70.

•-po

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TO

7I50I

FROM:

7I40I

Sorry about the dolay in contacting you,

but I have boon roal busy since getting

backo As you till noto I havo aucrossed this lottor to 7I50I.

This will be your

numbor and the ?I;0I 13 mino. Hars anoignod you this block of numbers to use:

71502 t0 71550

I suggest that you start with 7150? and work up whon assigning numbers to people

you rocruit in porson or by an agoni of yours. then a person iron your area writes

to us ovor hors to join us wa will assign thom a number out of another block oi

numbors and turn thon over to you.

As you till noto on tho Organicational Correscondonce To Members (enclosed) that

a bools 'Guorrillal by Charlos li, Thayer is listod. I am enclosing tho copies of

this bock to sont tho two membors: Tic! and 7I4I2 that I am turning over to you

at this tino, Soni ths books to then when they ordor the Intelligonce Training

Programo is only have a vory snail amount of these boors on hand at presenüs.I

am ordering another bunch and will sont you additional copios when I got them.

Il you know of other paperback pooket books of this type we may be able to use in

our training progrems lot mo knots I plan to print a set of review questions to

go with the Invalligonce Training Program that will deal with the book.

Sinilar

to the one you trois on the old training programy

Iliked yours very much.

Both of the members I am turning cuer are assigned mail drop COI; Artist Supply.

It you trish to assign thom anoinor mail drop in your area {col. free to do so.

not they can send in their roports, dues, etc. to 00I and to in return till sond

them on to you at fail Drop 005, the number assigned to the address this letier

is being mailed to.

He have decided to try this break down on money:

• Duos $3 a month you keep $2 and send us $I

Membership Foe you keep $3 and send us $2

¡Contributions if sent in with report form

you keep half and us half

"This is only for contributions members send in on roport forms. Any

additional moncy you can raise in your area to support the organization

is to be kept by you to support your stato organization.

If thoro is any additional infornation or help ve can give you please lot us

Honorio

Yours for Freodom

7IL0I

Sam Davi

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SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDELIES - PERSONNEL STATUS RATINGS

NOVICE

- Classification for new mombers tho have not proven thomsolves

or completed any of tho Basic Training Programs.

TRAINCE

Classification for those mombers who have completed at loast

one of tho Basic Training Programs or performod some othor

routine operation,

MEMBER (D)

- Classification Ior personnel who havo been members for a period

of at least six nonths but have not completed the Basic Training

Prograns or talion part in

any but routine operations.

MEMBER (C) - Classification for members who have completed the Easic Train-

Ing Programs, but have not taken part in "Special Operations".

MEMBER (B) • Classification foz members who have not completed the Basic

Training Programs,

but have proven themselves by taking part

• in "Special Guerations"

MENBER (A) - Classification reserved for mombers who have completed their

Basic Training Programs and takon part in "Spocial Operations"

All members in this classification should automatically raus

the rank of forgoanto

LEADER (D)

LEADER (C)

• Classification for Team Leaders who have not proven themselves

or organized thoir units to ths excopied lovel, lean Leaders

in this classification should be assigned the rank of Second

Lieutenanto

- Classification for Group Leaders who have proven themselves and

organizad their units to the propor lovel.

Team Leadors in this

classification should be assigned the rank of First Lieutenant.

IFADER (8)

LEADER (A)

DIRECTOR

COORDINATOR

-. Classification for Group Leaders sho have not proven themacives

or organized their units to the proper lovel. Group Lcadors in

this classification snould be assigned the rank of first Liou

tenants

Classification for Group Leaders who have proven themselves and

organized thoir units to the excepted lovel, Group Leaders in

this classification should be assigned the rant of Captain.

Classification for Notwork Leaders. All personnel assigion this

classification must have provon themsolvos beyond any douvi, All

Nettork Dircctors rate a rank of at least Captain.

- classification for Ropional or State Leaders. All personal in

this clasnification must hava proven themsalves boyord quuruion.

Coordinators rato a rank of at loast Captain..

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SUBJECI:

Organizational Corrospondenco To Members (Dutlino)

Io

2.

30

Louter To ProspoCtivo Member

History Of The Socint Army Organization

To Prospeculve Homhors Of Th Secrat Army Organization

Kemborship Application Iorm

Join The Socrot, Army Organization Leaflot (one)

Identification Number &: Ha1l Drop Latter

Practical Socurity Heasuros

The Combat Toam

Training Program Lotter

Preliminary Iraining Issson

Join Tho Socrot Aimy Organization Leaflets (5)

Intelligence Training Frogram

do Book "Guerrilla" By Charles W. Thayer

5.

Security Training Program

do Practical Security Measures

6.

Propaganda Training Program

ao Join Tho Secret Army Organization Leaflet

Do. How Io Organizo An Undorground Army Leaflet

To Recruiting Training Program

a. Prospect Data Forms (5)

Special Instruations:

The above order should be followed in sending out the listed matorials. Extra

material such as orgarizational balietins on

Hoapons, Personal Equipmont, ard

Booby Traps should bo sont to tho now mambors to f1ll in spaces boison tha rog

Ular correspondence. Ins momber should also bo sent oach now monthly bulletin.

: Our main concorn durin! ino Corrospondonco fhase vill bo in keoping up the interest

of tho new montor until in can contact them personally,

or pus thon in contact

with othor mombors. Tho bost way to do this is to keep them busy ith printod

material.

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Cover sreer fur Triurmont Koport or lAi

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

.5/10/72

INFORMANT

Method of dclivery

• (check appropriate olocks)

_ in person

[ilby telephone

(A by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Morally

Dictated

. to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infonzant

Brief description of activity or material

Source fumished Bulletin material per-

taining to the SAg fos the month of April,

1972.

Date prepared

5/10/72

Received by

SA CLARENCE L. CRANDALL

recording device

Date of Report

written by Infor eat

April 1972

Daters) of activity

Aoril 1972

File where original is located if not attached

170-37-4

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date -

Remarks:

Source furnished the

April 1972 "Underground Bulletin" of

the Secret Am, Organization.

The subject material in this

bulletin, which is attached hereto, is "the forced entry into

buildings, as it applies

nitrate as an explosive, ""o underground varfare, "---- and "annorium

Source advised that "Coordinators and Network Directors" are to

submit a monthly report to SAO headquarters via the regulas mail

drop of by most secure route.

This report tabulates the nunber of

menbers in an area,

nunber of bulletins received fron healquarters,

number of bulletins distributed, number of new members racruited.

1 - 170-37-4

1 - 157-1173

11 - San Diego (into) (157-2815)

1, Block Stamp

152. 19/5105

MAY X : 1972

FBI — SAN DIECO

111/ Liner

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Page i.

FD-306 15/101

PK

to headquarters in san Diego.

Source advised that the 310 is starting out with tha

policy of retaining sufficient funds in the hands of the

saying in the

various coordinators whereby they can operate an independent

organization, so to spea!.

headquarters

The only expenses gi 540 at

level involves the printing of bulletins

and the renting of lost Ofiice boxes.

The State Coordinatoz ai Phoenix, Arizona iscurrently

• under instriction to include the State of New Mexico in

his recruiting efforts.

Source advised that sone of the bulletin material

emanating iron SAD headquarters

in San Diego is being

disseminated over the signature or nama "CAPTAIN SAM GOLLIRS."

The latter is regarded as a code name.

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ROM

IĐJECT:

ОЗА РОМА (1 499) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GOI

Memorandum

NT

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

:

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM • SAD

DATE:

4/27/72

The attached bulletin of the SAO.was made available

by Deputy Sheriff IAL TRIMBLE on 4/27/72.

He advised it is a

copy of a bulletin received by the Lemon Grove branch of the

Southern California First National Bank. He added that many

more copies of the bulletin had been recieved by various

groups and individuals around the San Diego area.

2. - SD 15702815

SLC/slc

(1)

157-2815-81

SEARCHED.

-INDEXED.

SERIALIZED. ~ FILED

APk8 9 1972

FBI-SAN DIEGO

Keeper IS (les)

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on she Payroll Savings Phar

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SPECIAL BULLETIN

As most of the citizens of San Diego County are no doubt aware many liberals, pinks,

reds, and other fuzzy thinking types. will be bringing themselves and there gas masks here

in August for a "peaceful" protest during the Republican National Convention.

While local left-wing groups are preparing for the "peaceful" protest by stock piling

gas masks, flak vests, firearms and ammunition the city of San Diego is rolling out the

red carpet (aptly named) for these profession revolutionaries. Yes, as strange as it

may seem some members of the San Diego City government are going out of their way to

make sure these communist revolutionaries are made welcome here.

Mavourneen O'Connor, twin sister of City Councilwomen MAUREEN O'CONNOR

• (Home address: 5821 Lauretta, San Diego, Telephone: 295-8693), is one of the more

prominent members of the community who is engaged in this strange behavior. Miss

O'Connor is employed by the Southern California First National Bank as a Community

Relations officer, taking time off last year to run the campaign of her sister Maureen.

Her new duties are setting up a central headquarters for the protestors to use during

the convention. The Unconventional Center (also aptly named) is to be this headquarters.

Located at the corner of Jefferson and Riley Streets just six blocks from the Sports Arena

• •

the site of the convention, the 7, 800 foot warehouse is being stocked with the expected

services that may be needed by the protestors.

These include; transportation, facilities

for the printing of propaganda, a telephone message center, legal aid services, and a

medical aid center:

These last two are odd, considering its to be a "peaceful" protest.

The bill for all this is being picked up by the Southern California First National

Bank who's chairman is ROBERT OSCAR PETERSON (Home address: 567 Gage Lane,

San Diego, Telephonc: 222-1835). Mr. Peterson has not always been a supporter of

these left-wing type activities, in fact as late as January 1970 he was on the recciving

end of a smear article done by the San Diego STREET JOURNAL. The Strect Journal

for those citizens lucky cnough not to have seen an issue is one of many pro-communist

underground newspapers that operate in the San Dicgo area.

The article on Peterson exposed his business dealings with a number of large com-

panies; Foodmaker Corporation (owners of Jack In The Box drive-ins), and the Ralston

Purin: Corporation among others. At the end of the article the Street Journal made the

NW 68262408610132985525pagearticle would expose other of his business dealings.

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Needless to say, the article never appeared.

One can only wonder now that Mr.

Peterson is supporting these same type of people if some kind of blackmail was not used.

Many of the members of the staff of the street Journal live at a commune supported by

the paper at 173 4th Avenue in Chula Vista.

The first news conference of the Unconventional Center was attended by these noted

prominent

city officials: Couneilmen Gil Johnson and Jim Bates, and city manager Kimball

Moore.

Others not quite so prominent attending were a long haired representative from

the Community Congress and Shari Whitehead, 24, a representative from the Convention

Coalition. The Convention Coalition is the group that plans to coordinate the activities of

protestors expected to arrive for the convention. While Mayor Wilson was not able to

attend this inceting in person he later made this comment on Mavourneen O'Connor's pro-

demonstration activities " I commend her for her energy and her efforts ".

• Of all the organizations preparing to protest at the convention the Convention Coal-

ition is probably the most active.

Some of the leaders of the coalition are: Peter Bohmer,

the off again, on again, economics professor at San Diego State, seen recently at 4931

Coronado Street, San Diego: Michael Kenneth, address $777 Fairmont, San Diego; Pam

Williams, also seen at the Coronado Street address: and last, but not least, Doug Porter,

recently seen at 2445 Albatross, San Diego. Headquarters for the coalition are at 309

6th Street in San Diego.

While the Intelligence Branch of the San Diego Police Department has reported to

city officials the militant activities (stock piling weapons and explosives) of these leftest

groups the city fathers have annoy all warnings. Instead of spending every dime the

city can spare on weapons and equipment to help the police put down a possible riot the

powers to be believe the money can better be spent for SENSITIVITY TRAINING.

While the left is planing a full scale'battle the public officials of San Diego spend the

tax payers money on sensitivity training for the police department. And guess who they

pick to teach this garbage, a foreign born (Iran) Professor of Psychology who was kicked

off the staff at San Diego State because of his profanity and teaching of left-wing views.

JAUAD EMAMI was a Assistant Professor at SDS before having been removed, he and

his wife Minou live at 3850 American Avènue in La Mesa. The 5'10", 190 pound, black

hair, brown eye professor was educated at UCLA and the University of Arizona. Emami

drives a white van (California %MJ 151) and is payed $25 an hour to teach our policemen

to talk nice to these creeps that will be invading San Diego in August.

• Instead of hiring this fuzy headed professor the SAO believes the City of San Diego

should have hired Lieutenant Cally, then at least the police would have receiyed some

expert training on how to handled RED TRAITORS.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

OSATEMA (41 CTR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES (

NMENT

Memorandum

TO

•SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

DATE:

3/31/72

прод

SAC, LAS VEGAS (157-997) -p-

SUBJECT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

El - SAO

00 San Diego

Rereport SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN at San Diego,

dated 1/21/72.

• On 2/8/72, a review of the Las Vegas City Directory

disclosed that telephone number 384-2046 is listed as being

the number of EDWARD B. JOHNSON, 2400 Sunrise, Apt. 12, Las

Vegas, Nevada.

On the same date, a review of the City Directory

concerning telephone number 642-4467 was negative. Numerous

attempts to contact anyone at this number were met with

negative results.

On 2/28/72

THIRD AGENCY

Las Vegas, Nevada, advised that P.O. Box 2191 was originally

rented on 9/6/68 by JULIUS STEINER,

2004 Brady, Las Vegas,

Revada. STEINER identified himself by means of California

driver's license M-433240.

On 3/10/72, a check of the files of the Las Vegas

Police Department was negative concerning EDWARD B. JOHNSON

ỌI JULIUS STEINER. Las Vegas indices were also negative

concerning these individuals.

- :

On 3/10/72 and 3/22/72, spot checks at 2400 Sunrise

and 2004 Brady were negative and no automobiles were observed

registered to either STEINER Or JOHNSON.

On 3/23/72, the individuals identified below were

furnished background intormation concerning SAO, and all

San Diego

2 - Sacramento

2 - Las

Vegas

(1 - 157-553)

WLK: tlw

. (6)

5157.2815-57

SEARCHID....

•VUEXED.

SERIALIZEU--.

FILED_

1??? -1972

SI-SAN DIEGO

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IV 157-997

advised that no information concerning this organization

has come to their attention:

LE. JOHN CONNOR, LaS VegaS POliCe Department,

Intelligence Unit.

Detective JOHN HOLLAND, North Las Vegas Police

Department.

Ist. MARTIN, Clark County Sheriff's Office.

These individuals stated that in the event any

information is received by their respective department

concerning the SAO or any individuals connected with it,

such information would be furnished to the FBI.

LEADS:

SACRAMENTO DIVISION

At sacramento, California:

Will review records of Department of Motor Vehicles

concerning JULIUS STEINER, DL #M-433240, for background and

descriptive data.

LAS VEGAS DIVISION

At Las Vegas, Nevada:

1. Will continue efforts to identify ED (LNU)

and attempt to determine if he is identical to EDWARD B.

JOHNSON, 2400 Sunrise, Apt. 12.

2.

W111 attempt to further identify JULIUS STEINER,

2004 Brady, the holder of P. O. Box 2191.

3.

Will, following receipt of the results of subpoena

to Central Telephone Company, Las Vegas, report the identity of

the subscriber to telephone number 642-4467 and determine if

this person is identical to JACK DOYLE OF JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR.

*9355

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3 H. THOMPSON

ES E. BUNKER

ERT G. SULLIVAN

ALD MCGRATH I

THOMPS

BUNKER, SULLIVAN & MCGRATH

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

BI4 SAN

DIEGO TRUST & SAVINGS BUILDING

SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA

92101

TELEPHONE 234 - 0781

March 22, 1972

Special Agent Gibson

Federal Bureau of Investigation

3211 Fifth Avenue

San Diego, California

92103

Dear Mr. Gibson:

As I am a former FBI Agent, one of my friends forwarded

to me information which she received through the mail from

a "Secret Army Organization."

You probably have this back-

ground information, but if not, I felt that it deserves

your consideration

and attention.

Mrs. Lusk does not know why the literature was forwarded

to

her.

She is employed by the Pacific Telephone Company

and several weeks ago she wrote a letter to the Editor

which was published in the Union Iribune on the subject of

amnesty for the draft dodgers.

If you desire any further information concerning this matter,

please give me a call.

Very truly yours,

Vine Elsentas

• James E. Bunker

JEB/hi

Encs:

157-2815-541

MÁK 2 & 1ỤT?

FBI-SAN DIEGU

Resistere

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S

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

S

0

Dear Fellow American,

At the request of a mutual friend we are sending you this invitation to

Join the Secret Army Organization.. Those of us who have been members for

some time sincerely believe that our organization can be of real value in pre-

serving for future generations the land of freedom and opportunity which our

forefathers handed down to us.

It is the belief of our organization that the communist-socialist con-

spiracy has infiltrated the United States Government to such an extent that the

American people cannot rely on this country's elected leaders to protect them

from communist domination and slavery.

We believe that the time will come when the American people will have

to fight for their lives and their liberty. In this belief, we have formed in

advance a secret underground army with but one objective, to defend our con-

stitutional republic and to help our fellow Americans to do the same.

We do no want lukewarm members. We are an organization of people

willing to make any sacrifice necessary for our country. If you feel the same

way, we invite you to join us.

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FBI-SAN DIEGO

Resistette 1 Me

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JOIN THE

SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

An organication of loyal Americans

dedicated to the preservation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the means of personal de-

fense and survival in case of enemy attack.

2. To resist.and expose the spread of

communist influence and propaganda within

our own national boundurics.

•3. To investigate by means of our own

secret memberships the infiltration of com-

munist sympathizors into American organi-

zations of government, business, labor,

religion and education.

4. To resist by any and all means the pas-

sage of laws which regulate the private

ownership of firearms or which detract from

the individual's ability to defend his own

family and personal property.

5. To promote knowledge and skill in the

use of arms by our own members and by the

general public.

6. To form in advance of actual need a

secret underground organization equipped to

'spy upon, harrass and destroy troops of any

foreign power that might occupy United

States territory.

7. To lend assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations,

domestic or foreign, opposing communist

expansion or subversion.

8. To pursue these programs as private

citizens motivated only by patriotism and to

remain entirely freeof government subsidies

or control.

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Mistory of

Secret Army Organiz

DiY

Oue carly morning in February, 1070, a group of six Minutemen leaders from

four states mot secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonment of two top MI:nutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had

brought on the organization. Although some of these men had met before in their roles

as Minutemen group leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

After much discussion, two principal points were agreed upon. First, that the

Minutemen as a national coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had

effectively been destroyed by the pro-communist ciements inside the Justice Depart-

ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial

support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi-

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity

by communists in the United States.

With these two points in mind, suggestions were pit forward on a course of

action to be followed. After a meeting that lasted all that day and far into the next

morning, an overall plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present agreed to

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of a

General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader.

While retaining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was

decided that not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a

completely new chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organiza-

tion was

going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would be needed. Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed to

cripple the entire organization.

For this reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type

orgainization with a definite chain of command would have any chance of success. This

then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original

force of hard corepatriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began the job of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national

and individual freedom. Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the

S. A. O. has becn rccruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as

the freedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of the S. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have

no desire to commit suicide ourselves or to let our members do so. We have a

strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to victory. Ouly one thing is essential.

We must start preparing and training NOW! We of the S. A. O. believe that our country

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you fecl the same way, we invite you to join us.

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r.

0. BOX 5791

SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 92105

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

NOTICE TO APPLICANI: All information on this form vill be kept confidential. All

records of members of the Secret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name-

Sex_

Age

Address

Marital Status -

(Street)

State

Wife's Name

Zip Code

Telephone

Date of Birth.

(Month)

(Day)

(Year)

Occupation.

- Education

Special Subjects Studied

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?

Veteran.

Branch

Highest Rank

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?.

Physical Description:

Height

_Weight

Color Eyes_

Color Hair_

Health: Good_

_ Fair_

POOr_

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations?

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?

If Yes, Pleas Explain:

How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S. A. O.?

Hours

Best Time: AM.

PM

_Weekdays_

Weekends-

CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal Ancrican Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

18 my $5.00 membership ice.

I agree to pay $3.00 each month to the Secret Army

Organization as membership dues.

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TO P

pective Members Of The

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most complctcly dedicated and

most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.

We are willing to make any sacrifice for our country and ie fully expect that some of

us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives

depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or

lukewarm conservatives. If you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

• learned his job.

Unless you are

especially well informed on the domestic and world political

situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation

faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,

there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must

know as much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages of development.

1) The Underground Network

2)

Active Guerrilla Warfare

• 3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

enemy does but must also have active guerrillas and underground agents working against

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot

succeed unless these other two ingredients are used simultaneously.

The first step is to form an underground network. An active guerrilla system

must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own

size. This underground must supply the active guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-

cealment, information, etc. An underground network starts with departments of

intelligence, security and propaganda in that order.

Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infiltration, escape and evasion, training,

clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfciting encmy documents, recruiting, com-

munications and propaganda are

other phases of underground activily. Each member

of the Secret Army Organization, to be cilective, must have a working knowledge of

all these tactics as well as the military tactics more commonly associated with guerril-

Ia activities.

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

Many people that inquire about membership in the Secret Army Organization

scem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.

Look at it this way. Suppose you had spent a year or more carcfully recruiting and

training until you had a hard hitting team where every individual was rcliable, dedi-

cated, and had contidence in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't it make you mad to

have the national or regional organization assign some rank amateur to your unit

that you you knew little or nothing about?

Before any new member is assigned to an active unit or to an important under-

ground project, hemistundergo a period of training. During this training he will be

directed through the mails by an experienced member and some of his activities may

be observed by other members without his knowiedge. Only when a new member

proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, self-disciplined and able to operate

effectively alone will he be accepted as a "secure member" and invited to participate

with other unit members in a teamwork operation.

EXPENSES

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

must expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3.00 per month. This money is

absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, amnunition and

other basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

buy certain books or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare. This home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, etc.

following this preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an.

existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if he has shown sufficient leadership

qualities or become part of an underground network.

Upon your acceptance into the Secret Army Organization you will be given a

definite scries of projects described inwriting so you will know exactly what will be

expected of you.

We hope that you can succed in this effort because your country desperately

needs patriots at this time.

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3211 Fifth Avenue

Post Office Box 3636

San Diego,

California

March 23, 1972

92103

Mr. James E. Bunker

Attorney at Law

814 San Diego Trust & Savings Building

San Diego, California

92101

Dear Mir. Bunker:

I wish to express my appreciation for your letter of

March 22, 1972, enclosing, material relating to the Secret Arny

Organization, which had been received by an acquaintance of

yours, Mrs. E. M. Lusk.

If it is believed further information in this matter

is necessary, you will be contacted by a Special Agent of this

office..

sincerely yours,

ROBERT W. EVANS

Special Agent in Charge

Addressee

San Diego (157-2815)

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MAY TON TOITTOT

OSAYIMA (41 C811) 101-14.8

UNITED STATES GUVERNMENT

Memoranaum

TO

:SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

DATE: 3/17/72

FROM MISAC, BALTIMORE (157-6675) RUG

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM-SAO

00: San Diego

Re San Diego report of SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

dated 1/21/72.

Enclosed for San Diego is one copy of Baltimore

• report of SA JOHN J. GROGAN titled EM-MINUTEMEN.

•Enclosed report should provide sufficient Information

regarding the Minutemen Organization operated by JESSIE CLAYBURN

STEVENS of Brentwood, Maryland. Baltimore has a separate case

on JESSIE CLAYBURN STEVENS and it should be noted that STEVENS

15 carried as ARMED & DANGEROUS.

INFORMANT

The most current information supplied by

in

enclosed report indicates that JESSIE STEVENS has continued

to lose popularity in the Maryland area. This loss of

popu-

Larity and support can be attributed to constant accusations

that STEVENS is an Informant.

Statements made by ROBERT DE PUGH

concerning STEVENS' character have also considerably weakened

his support since the writing of enclosed report.

Contacts with the following sources who are familiar

with White Extremist activitles in Maryland, and specifically.

Minutemen operations conducted by STEVENS, failed to indicate

that stevens has jormed an alliance with sau.

sources Indicate

Chat STEVENS may have formed an alliance but has not made chis

information generally known:

BALTIMORE

INFORENIEST

INFORMANT

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Baltimore

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DAIR:

3/17/72

INFORMANT TO

2/28/72

Detective CHARLES TENNY of the Baltimore County PD,

Intelligence Division, conducts white Extremist investigations

in the county.

TENNY has advised he is aware or SAo activity

on the west coast.

He has, in fact, corresponded with this

organization.

Detective TENNY; after canvassing his white

Extremist sources in Baltimore

County, corroborated the 1n-

formation that STEVENS has not formed

& working alliance with

SAO •

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On 3/14/72, Baltimore Division received a copy of

& Dallas Informant Report. Dallas Informant INFORMANT advisEd

on 2/14/72 that a Minuteman supporter named ROY BROWN, from

Christoval, Texas; had been in contact with JESSIE STEVENS.

In an exchange of

lecters between BROWN and STEVENS, It was

learned that STEVENS is going to travel to Texas and on into

Mexico in the last half of March, 1972. Baltimore has no

information re specifies of this

trip, but san Diego might

contact Dallas to see if STEVENS attempts to contact any SAO

supporters in Texas.

1291000

In view of the above information, Baltimore 1s no

longer conducting any further Investigation regarding SAO and

the proposed alliance with JESSIE STEVENS' organization.

office of origin determines by west coast Investigation that

such an alliance exists, Baltimore should be notified and

they will reactivate investigation.

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¡GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

OF SAN DIEGO

2020 EL CAJON BOULEVARD

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA . 92104

PHONE 297-4754

EDWARD A. FURBUSH

TO

ATT. OF.

SAN DIEGO, EAR. 22, 1972.

RE:

The enclosed was inserted in the mail slot of our door during the

night of Feb, 21, 1972.

Having worked for the F.B.I. myself, I hesitate sending in this type

of material but it makes me furious

to think someone would pass

this

type of thing out.

Mildred Furbush

milie Turkuch

15 Zarias - 49

FEB 29172

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NIXON

DESCRIPTION

FULLNAME: Richard Milhous Nixon. DATE OF BIRTII: January 9, 1913 at Yorba Linda,

California. FORMER OCCUPATIONS: Used car salesman, law clerk, second rate congress-

man, and mediocre Vice President. PRESENT OCCUPATION: Professional liar and double

crosser (part time employment as United States President). WEIGHT: 170 pounds. EYES:

brown. HAIR: black. HEIGHT: 5'11", ' RACE: White. NATIONALITY: Claims American

citizenship but actions prove this unlikely. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 1600 Pennsylvania

Avenue, Washington, D.C. (Rumored to have a California hideout. )

CRIMINAL RECORD

RICHARD NIXON (alias Cry-Baby Nixon, alicas Tricky Dicky) is an expert in disguises and

has successfully passed himself off as an anti-communist in the past. He may again try using

this disguise if pressed for votes in 1972. Saying one thing, then doing the opposite is Nixon's

MOA. While he campaigned in 1968 on a platform of curtailing socialism he has in fact done

more to establish a socialistic dictatorship than either of the last two Democrat administra-

tions. His economic policies have continued to enrich Big Industrialists while rising prices

and higher taxes have all but reduced the average worker to a state of financial slavery. This

criminal has even made vicious attacks on small children (forced busing to acheive "racial

balance"') and has caused the destruction of local school systems. WARNING: Nixon suffers

from an EMPEROR COMPLEX and becomes extremely dangerous when criticized.

CAUTION

Trickery and deceit are Nixon's trade-marks. At the present time Nixon and his chief hench-

man HENRY (CZAR) KISSINGER are engaged in forming an alliance with another gang of

criminals, the Red Chinese. The RED CHINA GANG have slaughtered an estimated fifty

million of their own people since coming to power. This Godless horde of barbarians killed

thousands of Americans in the Korean War (shooting captured soldiers and starving and tor-

turing prisoners of war). The RED CHINA GANG have been supplying the NORTH VIETNAM-

ESE BANDIT'S with weapons and bullets to kill American soldiers in another no-win war in

Vietnam. The very fact that Nixon is dealing with these ARCH ENEMIES OF FREEDOM IS

enough to convict him of treason. DO NOT LET THIS CRMINAL STEAL YOUR FREEDOM.

DEMAND HIS ARREST BY PROPER AUTHORITIES AND HIS TRIAL FOR THE CRIME OF ISN - 2815

HIGH TREASON.

Secret Army Orgasusion-- Fin

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UNITED STATES GOVERN " ENT

Memorandur

SAO, SAN DIEGO (157-2815)(7)

SA DONALD R. BELMONT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

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DATE:

3/7/72

Attached letter re

captioned organization

receivea this date by mall at the escondido ra.

from

DONNA

LEE HARTLEY, 615 N. Melrose Drive, Calil.

No action being recommended, and it is suggested

no acknowledgement be made of receipt of letter,

gince

any

acknowledgement results in another

flood

of letters from

.her.

(1).

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CONFIDENTIAL

Donna Loe Hartloy

615 N. Melroso Drive

Vista, California

9.2083

Fobruary 29, 1972

Mr • Belmont

FBI

659 Escondido Blva.

Escondido, California

Dear. Mr. Belmont:

Since reading about the FBI files and records being stolen by

Radicals, I Implore Jag to either destroy my last letter about

the Secret army Organization or send it back to me, and not to keep

1 in your regular files,

• if this 1s what 1s done with all

correspondence.

Also, it's hard to say who will be the next director

of the EBI, or

whether he, or the people he appoints will be able to

be trusted-as j. Edear Hoover and his mon. Thore will never be

au man as good or competent as J. Edgar. Hoover. And I fear for the

safety of our Country, 11 and when he retirest (I do not trust Nixon,

I don't even respett him, and he is not, what many people used to

think he was!)

If tho SAO, are truly dedicated Counter-Revolutlonary's, then they

are your only hope, and mine,

and 1t would seem that every 10jal

Polico Officer and

FBI agent

In the U.Sado, would have to join in

the battle with us, shoubd we be taken over--or Civil War break out.

Therefore,

It would be in your best interosts to either destroy

Bro the see Dept. Datesal tafter tone fedente

I fool more confident,

that

they are all I hoped thoy would be, and also, out to help the Police

and to protoct them.

Because of Govt' interference I'm sure the SAO wouldn't have wanted

no writing to you, not because they don't trust FBI agents or

Jotagar Hoover lI'm sure but because they know there are Red's high

up In the fort.

and they don't trast AllY Attornoy General's anymore,

for which I don't blame them!! (Any Attorney General who would quit

to try to get Nixon elected, has to be very left of center--to put it

mildly! Except for J. Edgar Hoover and you FBI agents, and the

Conservatives-Washington D.J. 1s rotton to the core!!!!

I Would nover botray the sio, and I guoss I shouldn't havo written to

you about them, in case the lbl rocords got into the wRoNG HINDS, but

to find out your profossional opinion on them, and also

find out, 1f I actually walked Into a Rod trap:

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I sincoroly hopo you can Indood, have my previous lottor in regard

to the SAO dostroyod. If lt ever got Into enemy hands, which 1t

surely mould 11 a loftiat vore to be appointed as director of to FBI,

I would bo assasinated, and porhaps my children killod too.

such to my shock the Rods alroady know about the SAl, (but HOW, I don't

know, as thoy maintain the utmost in socrocy and securitya) and 1f

the Communists. hate thom, (or us) as much as they say they do, they

they must be wonderful people!

If the SAO are true patriots, with high principles and standards,

and if

thoy have faith in God to deliver us from our brutal deadly enemies,

then I would do all I could to help them within the Law.

The only roason I revealed all this information to you, and to my

Iriends: In the San Diogo County Sheriff's Dopto, Is because, as. I said

to Sgto Paul Franklin, I know I can trust Jou, and ve are on the same

81do. I nover would have given this Information to the Sheriff's Dopt,

II I didn't know him, and many of his men personally, and in fact I

worked on his campaign to elect him Sheriff, as did many & john

Birch Society member, who knew for sure he was a loyal America, and

Di MAn fOr LAW AND ORDER, and an Anti-Communist By hiM, I mein

Sheriff John Duffy.)

I askod Sgto Franklln, to keep the SAO matorial out of the regular

Ml09. All wo can do Is HOPE, that the Shorlff's Dobt., and othor

Law Enforcoment agoncios aron't infiltrated with Rods!

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After much studying and

serlous reflecting, I can see no hope for

America, unless we ALI, band togother in a highly organized counter-

Attack, In a strong purposeful undorground group and fight for our

Ilberty and our lives-or olse bo reducod to a satollite slave nation.

• Who could know the inside story botter, than the top military mon,

who are leading the Counter-Rovolutionary's? They wero not allowed

to win the Korean or Vietnam wars, and had to watch sur fine young men

dio- 1n vain. 150,000 they toil mo, In the Vietnam war, alone, not

to mention the Korean flasco.) The blood from these

man--crios out

for justico, and for rocompense, from the criminals who ordered them

is die-for nothing-or for the Viet Cong, or Soviet KGB!

Surely God will grant evontual justice. for these men--as woll as all

the murdored American Policemon, and those of the rest at the free

world also. The traitors should not go free.

MAY GOD HELP US--

Vory Rospectiully,

Donna Les Hartley

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UNITED STATES GOVERNI • VT

Memorandumo

SÁC, SAN DIEGO (157-2315) (3)

DATE:

3/6/72

SA DONALD A. JELMONT

SECRET ARME ORJAMIZATION (SAO)

IS - SAO

Attached nereto is a letter received at the. Escona-do

RA FrOm DOY"A IDE JARTLEY, 615 &. Melrose, Drive, Vista, Caliornia,

in which she arvises she has joined the SAo because

cern over the Communist threat.

on 3/5/72, Ers. DONNA HARILEY was telephonically

She was informed that the FBI could not furnish her

any information concernirg the Sao or advise her as to wether

should on shonld not

join this organization.

She stat ed

she became interested in the SAO after she read

an articlo in

the San Diego Urion concerning the shooting incident involving

PETE BOHNER, in which "the communists were blaming the shooting

on the siter SAo."

She thereafter wrote a letter to SAO and

sho received some literature on the history of SAo and also

received an application for membershio in SAO, which she filled

out and sent in.

She stated since making application with SAO sne

has realized that this organization condones violence, which she

does not.

dowever, she plans to remain in the organization, for

the time

being at least, for the sole purpose of obtainirg irfor-

mation concerning its activities and furnishing it to the San

Diego County Sheriff's Office.

She has written to sgt. 24Jl

FRANILE, Intelligence Unit, SDSO, and & inaX DeDuty MANCY BYaD

of the SDSo has come to see

her and sas indicated she will be

contacting her in the future about SAo.

She stated tue 3DSO

has indicated the! will pay her dues in the sao.

It should be noted that DIETA DEL BALLEy is a prolific

particularly the jaily Times-Advocate, icondido.

Letter writer, not only to the bureau si to vie nase le very po-

Burea: an?

oro-lat enforcerent.

She abbears

to be obsessed witi

t'e liea of becoming an informent; however: It is not recommendec

thut she be utilized as such.

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VA, 26 FEB

ag to the SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION,

in the Law. It 1s: & Counter-Revolutionar

sa becoming active in 1t, 11 they are.

Indeed they ARE on the side of the

wondering-could they bo & Red trap?

¡electronic surveillance,. counter

Infiltration tactics, etco

he sido of the Police and FBI I woula

bforo sent me an application. (which

on the side of the Police and FbI.

the thought dawned on me, that maybe

f'trated, how do I know?

•It seems so tragic to me, that

on, bedause of the permissive

no dosih penalty even.

Ing in freedom, the "Pursuit

ppiness"--supposed to do?

• the seeming Inevitable

sworn to resist a takeover

to

woing stranglea, in a pincers

sympathizers at the very top

nos at the bottom--the Revolutionariest

SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING!!.

! AGENTS???? To the POLICE?

ded American blame those of us, who

I-Revolutionary Army--since.our

¿ Infiltrated?

own

The Police can no

have been rendered helpless and useless

Supreme court have destroyed America.

I don't intond to break any laws--but some laws were made by Communist

Sympathizers.

Those of us who have the Spirit of 76 1a us, simply

cannot sit back and passively wait to be engulfed in the most hideous

tyranny and slavery and evil, that the world has over known.

DO YOU BLAME US?

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Donna Lee Hartloy

615 No Melrose Drive

Vista, California

92083

February 25, 1972

FBI

Miro Belmont

Escondido, California

Dear Honorable Sir:

I am seeking your expert advice:, as to the SECRSI ARMY ORGANIZATICh,

and to whether or not 1t is within the law. It 1j: & Counter-Revolutionar

militant group. I have considered beccing active in 1t, 1f they ara:

truly what they claim to be. Il, Indeed they ArE on the side of the

Polico, and the F.BaIa Or, I am

wondering--could they be a Red trap? .

toy have sent me literature on electronic surveillance, counter

revolutionary combat training, infiltration tactics, etc.

I told them,

1f they "were on

the side of the Police and FBI I woula

be glad to

join them, they therefore sent me an application:

at once

verified that they were on the side of the Police and bI.

After I sent the application in,

122:2t3 thang

thought dawned on me, that maybe

It's a trap. laype they are infiltrated, hou do I now?

STo Belmont,

with conmunism. It seems go tragic to me, thai

ãe no longer have any l'ederal protection, bedause of the permissive

courts, and traitorous judges, and now, no deach penalty even.

What are those of us, who insist on llving in freedom, the "Pursuit

Di Life, Libarty, and the Pursuit of Happiness"--supposed to do?

Are we supposed to sit back and wait for the seeming Inevitable

death warrant for those of us who have sworn to resist a takeover

our last breath?

We, the people,.

are being strangled,

in & pincers

strategy--the big Communists and their sympathizers at the very top

of our Government, and the little ones at the bottom--the Revolutionariest

In the name of Heaven, why doesn't SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING!! •

WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO YOU FBI AGENTS???? To the POLICE?

Really now, can any true red-blooded American blame those of us, who

•want to join an offective Counter-Revolutionary Army-since our

own

anned forces are so mutinous and infiltrated? The Polico can no

longer protect us, because they have been rendered helpless and useless

by the courts. The Réds in the Supreme court have destroyed America.

I don't intend to break any laws--but some laws were made by Communist

Sympathizers. Those of us who have the Spirit of 76 in us, simply

cannot sit back and passively wait to be engulfed in the most hideous

tyranny and slavery and evil, that the world has ever known.

DO YOU BLAME US?

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In my profound grior

a heartacho, and frustra

n over our

National situation, I

nave joined this Pro-American militant group.

The SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION.

But, I repeat-are they really Pro-American, or have I walked Into

& TRAP?

The Communists have succeeded in causing unprecedented

As I have sald before--I would rather that we (my children and I) d1o,

than to live under Communism. (The next world, with God, will bo

better than this one anyway!)

If Red China 1s going to take us over (and 1t looks liko soon) then I'd

rathor work In an underground Resistance movement--and die like a

¿rue American with Red blood in my veins, instead of a Jellow stripe

down my back. (Though I'm not saying I'm not scared--or maybe even

paranoid--by now!)

I never thoughtsuch a disgusting thing would happen to our beloved

America.

Truly, it looks like the days of the Vigilantes-has

boon forced upon us-(probably deliberately!)

Many people I know, are confused, terror stricken, and "thoir hoarts

failing them for fear."

In my prosent economic situation I suppose I have no right to

complain about "big Government"

bit--the rights of the people, the

freedom's and the liberty are slipping away from us.

Should we lot

It all go down the drain--without a fight to the death?

Conservatives who are patriotic and love america have been silencea

and oven persecuted for their beliefs.

(I realize you know all this.)

Roligion, God, and the Bible 1s now being attacked, as 1s the sanctity

of the home.

I joined this groupfs.A.O.) In the bellf, that they are Pro-American:

PRO-POlICe, and PrO-FBI.

as since doing some reflecting and

over the literature they sent me, I am wondering if I dia Pondering

the right

thing, or 11 I ald walk into a TRAP.

It is my profound desire not do anything that would be frowned upon

by the truo imerican FBI or truly dedicated Police. (I'm sure MiST.

of them can be trusted--but I am now begining to wonder if the SAO

believes this.)

Nothing nor nobody, will ever diminish my groat respect and gratefulness

for the l'3l: Il the SAO does not' feel this way about the fBI,

then

thore has to be something wrong with them, and in that case,

I want

nothing t o do with them, and will tell them so. (In which caso, I may

Iind mysolf boing aimed at from two airoctions.

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They may be okay, but I

dosperately, need your aâ

Mco and opinion,

In this matter.

I don't want to do anything Illogal, and I want

to holp my country, not hurt It, in any way.

Frankly, I'm not sure

what I've gotton myself into--the intrigue and suspense 13 unbearablo.

In yesterdays secret malling of Iltorature to mo, I was told I w11l

be sent training instructions in two weeks. (Counter-Revolutionary

Guorrilla Warfare, actual Combat, and undergrouna resistanco tactics:

• Most of the literature yesterday vas on electronic survelllanco,

and the various weapons needed, plus other equipment noedod plus the

stickers shown below.)

HEHT COMMUNISM

join the

SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

write

SAO Box 5791, San Diego, Calif. 92105

It seems logical, that 1f our Government is taken over complotely

by the Red's--then you FBI agents, plus

the loyal Police and all

true american law inforcement people, will be forcea to join

something like this.

Right? Idon't see what choice you will nave.

Otherwise they will kill all of you. Please don't let that happen.

No matter what our status in life, or economic bracket,

everyone of us,

will have to pull together, unite

and put everything we have into this

fight for survival. The lines have already been drawn--there is no

middle road! with the fro-conmunist fooling now being fostered by

certain traitors in our out. and AlL the main news media--what choice

we have--but to join an organization that trains us to fight the enemy,

with the resolve

to overthron bin.

The true Americans will be InTED

with a Satanic passion--becauso of this massive brainwashing of tho

goneral public going on right now This masochistic mania to embrace

bloDdy Red China--1s the ultimato

of insanity and criminality!!!!

It sooms like an unreal, hollish nightmare to so many of us.

If the SAD is really what they say they are-and are not frowned upon

by the Polico--then I will give them every once of my energy and

devotion and dodication.

If I don't hear from you, I will take 1t to mean that they aro okay.

You people are so busy, this lotter probably won't got read, but at

least I got 1t off my chosto)

LET ME REPEAT: I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING THAT THE FBI OR J. EDGAR HOCVE

DIDN'T SANCTION.

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But--1l tho loftlats 1n

tho Gort. put a Communist

the head of tho

FBI--that of courso, would bo an entirely differant story.

Woll--please forgive this long lotter.

But this whole satanic moss,

makes many of us fear for our sanity- (which 1s what the Red's want-

to break our will tow in!!)

All I know, 1s that I will die fighting rather than meckly and passluly

submit to the most brutal tyrants the world has over known.

(IS I'm wrong In joining tho SAC--I IMPLORE YOU TO LET ME KNOW, JOU,

or the Sheriff's Dept.,

would be the only ones who could tell me what

I'vo gotton myself into.)

Il they ask me to break any laws--I'm afraid I will have to say no--

thon who's to say they wouldn't have me marked as a traitor?

F221328

They, (the SAD) call themselves the "last line of defense against

Communism." I thought it sounded good-since our Government 1s not

allowed. to protect us anymore-nor is the Police. All I'm trying to do

1s defend my family--myseli, and all good 10ja1 American's, Including

• :.:

Right now--I am under surveillance by the SAC, as they said I would be,

for security reasons, in 1 joined. (layoo.I am also under surveillanco

by the Communists.

Some mysterious guy, with sun glasses andesneaky

look, has walked by here real slow periodically, with a scruting that

Ls. unmistakable, for months now.)

They may be perfectly okay,

and my imagination and suspicion may well.

be working overtime. But I'm somewhat confused by this literature they

sent me yesterdaye

The way I see 1t, as I said, 1t's now Impossible for anyone to walk a

middle

road, for

those of us

who want to make sure that

"Freedom does

not tet sh

not perish from the earth."--and indeed survive, but, alas, I'm repeatina

mysell. that I am trying to say, in my round about way, (or-explain

Is my roason for going so far as

to Join this militant counter devoluti

GROUD.

(I don't undorstand why Americans by the thousands--arn't aoing

the same thing!!!!)

If the Rod's take ovor, I don't want to live anyway--so what have I got

Eo Ioso????

GOD BLESS YOU,

WITA MUCH RESPECI AND GRATITUDE.

Donna Los Hartley

Derma ter Tartley

PoS

Please lot mo know 1f I'm wrong by joining tho SAO. ARE THEY ON YCUR

SIDE????

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-Hi's letter Ef indeed, I remain with the SAD-IWill

undergo strict discipline training will no doubt

• have to learn to cool my passionate emitions-

Afarthe good of the Countrys But - how can öne net

how high emotion a passion unen one loves, so muc

their: glorious Native Land and sees it bein

defiled, desecrated, a destroyed 2?1!

DE:: BON HALE MERCY ON AMERICA SAVE 4S

-It cirrainlygin my estimation, takes passion emotion to

willingly offer ones life-endeavoring to WiN a war.

whether or not become actually actively involved

in SAD.

depends on some. Kind of answer

either by your or sgt Frarklin Evicet Intelligence -

2amr Sheriffs DepteCame to this conclusion ter

receiving this last packet of literiture.

1:2-31

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SAC, SAN DIEGO (4-00)

2/28/72

SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEX, JR.

FIREARMS ACTS

Special Agents handling extremist matters should be

particularly alert to reacquainting themselves with all of

the criminal statutes involving gun law violations so as to

be in a position to recognize and pursue such possible

violations when they come to your attention during extremist

matter investigations.

The review should include Bulets to Albany (all

offices) dated 3/18/71. and 5/17/71 captioned "Firearms Acts"

(located in 4-00-Serials 29 and 31), as well as Manual of

Instructions, Volume III, Section 74, and the FBI Handbooks

Pari III, Section 55.

-

4-00

157-2815

157-2928

-157-00

AuMimt

(4)

187-2815-25

WINCHED.

christien wee

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SSC Request

1/20/76

Item 2 (Re:

Howard Berry Godfrey)

Volume III

Access

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Date prepnied

3/23/70

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

3/5/70

5A Fwenh. Christenson

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

& in person

by telephone

I by mail

Corally

recording device

written by Informant

Is orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Date of Report

Dictated,

3/11/70

•_ to

3/5/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

3/12113/10

Authenticated

by informant -

3/18/70

Brief description of activity or material

3/5/70

Naviest adlettes allegedly faten

from files of SO Fre Door

File where original is located if not attached

to Liberation by Minukman Org.

134-914A

" INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY IN ASPIRISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIONES NERE NOT DISCUSSED NIGETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

100-14948 (Free Door),

Inder: all mans in

134-9147 170-7564-1

report underline.

160-12461 (Minuteren-p-tot report

ossly)

indicalls symbol

number deleted

1700 20061 1

Sanched .

SERIALIZED FILED -

MAR S 1 1970

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Listed below is information which was

allegedly obtained by the Minutemen Organization

from the files of'the underground newspaper known

as the "San Diego Free Door to Liberation".

Names and Addresses from a small telephone

number and address directory:

APoPrinting, Inc:

+

2141 Bixby Roac

Lakewood, California 90712

Telephone 213-426-7123

ROBERT J: BERTON

*1355 Front Street

• Suite 200*

San Diego, California 92101

Telephone 239-3331

BOLAND, BERNIE And

790 North Yucca

GẠY,

Rialto, California

92376

Telephone 714-TR5-3447

MIS. Je G. BINGHAM,

25615 Norbonne Avenue

Apartment Number 10

Lomita, California 90717

Telephone 213-326-8017

BEVERLY EDWARDS (March 28, 1969)

"Lakeside

Telephone 443-3496

DEAN MITTEN.

398 4th Street

S.B.

telephone 885-1514

320 Laurel (JERRY SIRSEN)

San Diego

Telephone 234-3161

BALDIVA DAVILA

995 Broadway

El Cajon

Telephone 442-4066

"Jerome

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BETTY and JOE DOWNS

4929 North Wolcott-3A

Chicago, Illinois

, 60640

Fast Print Company (Close Saturday)

5520 University

• Telephone 583-9591

ION GUILD

5192 La Dorna

San Diego 92115

Telephone 583-2511

Mrs. L. C. HERSCHLER

445

Argyle Drive

Alexandria, Virginia 22305

. telephone 703-548-9673

SARA HERSCHLER

1862 Woodland Avenue

Columbus, Ohio 43219

Telephone 614-253-5751

HILDA

Telephone 443-2072

LOUIS HERSCHLER

94-923 Makaloha Street

waitahu, Hawaii

96797

/ CAROL, HERSCHLER

236 Porter Hall

Miami University

Oxford, Ohio 45056

Telephone 513-529-7197

JIM HAYDEN.

3760 Adams Avenue

San Diego 92116

Telephone 222-8609

SAMUEL HECSH

Residence telephone 224-8297

Business Telephone 234-3441

:.™

2

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Private MAX HERSCHLER

RA 11708980

CMRX5

Box 18079

Ft. Rücker, Alabama

36360

• 3990 South Hwy,

85-87 Lot 40

Colorado Springs,

Colorado 80909

Telephone 303-392-5036

SUEY JAM (BILL JAY)

3137 National Avenue

Number 10

San Diego

92113

Telephone 235-0142

JUDY (typist)

4432 Campus

VIRGINIA BRIGGES

S.P" Valley

Telephone 469-0357

MIKE MILLIGAN,.

Telephone 460-2515

BENTE MEYERS

P.O. Box 1676

Vista

(Telephone 724-5703

YVONNE MITSINGAS:

1949 3Ist

Telephone 233-0725

ELEANOR MARTIN

1028 Redwood Avenue

Apartment 28

El Cajon, California

Telephone 442-5092

92021

RENNY. BATES

Telephone 448-7189

AL RICKEL,

-"I056 Grand Avenue

P.B.

Telephone 488-1879

• 3

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PWJC-IRVIN FALK

1145 4th Avenue

92101

Telephone 232-4311

Pacific Distributors

232-3284

Paine, Mable, Jackson

and Curtis

1145 4th Avenue

San Diego

92101

Telephone

• 232-4311

Forward; LYNN RANICO

CAROLYN RANY

*8007" Eastern Drive

Number 302

Silver Springs, Maryland

LAMBERT Optical Company

143 North High

Columbus 15, Ohio

_LOIS O'NEAL

(worker for THATCHER)

North on 69th from University (South)

2nd house on right past Donn way

Telephone 286-8297

/LUCY EDWARDS.

2776 54th right on Nutmeg, kind of u-turn,

right again to dirt road to left,

house sets back

Telephone 263-3831

ABBIE

Telephone 442-6658

ELEANOR MARTIN

8288 Orchard Avenue

Apartment G

La Mesa, California

Telephone 465-7470

4940 Comanche

Apartment Number 1

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WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Landlord

3630 Fir

San Diego

92104

Telephone 234-1492

MrS. BONITA RANSES,

3349 43rd

San Diego

Telephone 281-0527

RHODA RISDELL..

*637 Forward Street

459-7995

JEN T. TRADER (Nut)

•(Met at Nexüs Open House)

• 6869 Park Ridge Boulevard

San Diego

Telephone 465-5243

STEPHANY SALKELA

(Museum of Man)

304 West IVY

Apartment 204

LaMonda Apartments

Telephone 232-2554

_THERESA, THOMPSON

5715 Androse Piacé

Apartment Number 4

San Diego

Telephone 286-4819

SYNANON (new)

3955 Fourth Avenue

San Diego 92103

Telephone 297-1171

Teaspoon

3493 University

92104

Telephone 282-8431

JOCELYN THOMAS

(Lady at Nexus)

5015 Cliff Place

Telephone 283-1452 •

5

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, GARY TRATCHER,

Telephone 442-6668

VPI (Closed Saturday)

• 2113 El Cajon Boulevard

Telephone 297-4223

Vanderpool

P.0. Box 531

Del Mar

..

Telephone 755-3845

Telephone 755-3111

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The following names and addresses and other

information were-contained in a mechanical telephone

number and address directory:

.

Abortion Counseling Service

1369 B Street

92101

233-4515

Academy Theater

284-1000

A. B.I. Ee

-520

• Street

Reom 502

San Diego

234-3158

232-6621

AA

239-1365

ACLU

Post Office Box 6233

San Diego

92106

223-3863

APCO Publishing Corporation

2141 Bixby Road

Lakewood,

California

Attention:

90712

WILLIAM B. ANDREWS

426-7123

Arlington Times (Riverside County Publishing Company)

1094 Hale Avenue

Riverside, California

689-1122

(PETE PARSONS)

ROBERT JAMES BERTON

1355 Front Street

Suite 200

san Diego

92101

Business phone:

Residence phone:

239-3331

463-6380

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",

Boland.

790 Yucca

nialto,

California

875-3447

92376

Crisis

3004 Imperial

239-0325

Citizens Interracial Cômmittee

5th floor or the

• Röbinson Burlding

5th and E

239-0871

The Candy Company

let Cajon

Boulevard

469-9376

Coast Dispatch at Encinitas

(JIM BARROTT)

459-1213

459-6543

GARY WAYNE CRANE

3965 Paula Street

La Mesa,

California

460-6924

465-9891

Cosmic Center - Greig

488-5551

San Diego 92109

274-0670

LON CURTIS

291-1786

JEANETTE DUFION

Dean's Phöto

Lemon Grove

239-5450

459-3707

460-7675

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DARE. (BRUCE)

2968 Nutmeg

232-1159

283-5186

DEAN WITTER

JERRY SIRSEN"

"320 Laurel

San Diego

234-3161

ONT IA POR

282-4777

Draft Counseling

INNERSI.

5840 Camino De La

Costa

La Jolla

92037

459-3174

Draft

FRED GORDON

755-4654

San Diego Draft Colteg

"DEBBIE"

2,6-8866

ELLIE

465-7470

DENNIS ENALD

4675] Voltaire

222-6196

home:

1858 Chatsworth

224-4633

IRWIN FALK

1145 4th Avenue

232-4311

Fast Print

5520 University

583-9591

Folk Arts

291-1786

SAMUEL HECSH

234-3441

224-8297

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JIM HAYDEN

4560 Wilson

San Diego

•92116

284-5565

HERB JOSEPH.

*4904 Clairémont

273-8772

SUEY JAY (BILL JAY?

3137 National Avenue

#10

San Diego 92113

235-0142

KPRI

645 Ash Street

San Diego, California

92101

239-1385

624 Upas

295-1569

LEVENS

4258 MNdiesex Drive

San Diego 16

ENTA LINTON

264-5134

P447 CYROM Drive

San Diego

262-2562

STEVE MONTIJO+

469-7631

BERNARD MARCUS

291-2363

Message Iniormation Center

232-6621

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YVONNE METSINGAS

1649 West Clinton Avenue

Fresno 93705

CLEM MARKS

+239-2941

MIKE MILLIGAN

583-3251

ELEANORE MARTIN

460-0596

RILLIAM MAGUIRE •

9523 Abbeywood

Santee

448-0675

Reverend RICHAPD MCKENNA

*1924 Island* w

232-6621

MIKE, MC HUGH

9247 Carlton

"Circle

Spring Valley, California

466-3149

WALTER MC CLURE

5002 Santa Fe

272-3170

New Adult Community

232-6621

Nexus

340 South 3rd

El Cajon 92021

AM Generation

Lakeside

443-3519

Plebian

La Jolla

454-1888

92077

11

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Paisley Pelican

Newport Avenue

223-6901°

Planned Parenthood Association

• House of Hospitality

B.P. 234-7593 .

Peace and Freedom

contact

ALTA BERTRAN

465-2838

PAGNI

3605 30th Street

291-3020

AR RICKEL

1056 Grand Avenue

488-1879

Pacific Distribution

Mr. LEVISH

621 4th

San Diego

232-3284

RICK PHELPS

1844 Washington Place

232-1743

466-6061

Riverside Co. Fbl.

Co.

Post Office Box 8368

OV9-1122

WILLIAM RICHARDSON

3630 Fir

San Diego

92104

234-1492

BOB RINCHARI

443-1539

HARRY RIDER

460-9423

. 12

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Revolution

JOAN

1787 Titus

Street

San Diego 92110

296-4625

_DICK RUSSELL

459-4439

454-7658

STOVOLD

753-8709

Experimental College

286-6575

mal'ine insistenine

Stock Quotation

239-6181

STAN SOHLER

35061 Beach Road

Capistrano Beach,

California

SFL

Post Office Box 0105

College Grove Center

San Diego 92115

RAY SCHNARIZ

4382 Roselind

La Mesa

465-6544

GENE SPARKMAN

+ 488-4077

Street Journal

3605

5th Averue

233-4454

T M

1806 Erie

276-2217

GARY THAT CHER

411 South Magnolia

El Cajon

92022

442-6668

92624

13

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The Indicator

UCSD

453-1077

Vanderpool

Karmacy

3825 5th Avenue

291-1798

-ROBERT HORMAN

D.W. 398 West 4th Street

S.B. 92041

889-0741

885-1514

HOWARD WRAY

760-4400 16

-STEVE ZARK.

4288 Harlinson

La Mesa • 92041

461-1185

Youth Lifeline

233-1333

mation conta ol loving ai cardiona see her herdings

as used in the filing system:

People

MIKE MC HUGH

nudist (knows RINEHARTS)

9247 Carthay Circle

Spring, Valley

92077

466-3149

...

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JERRY A., HEATH

6484 Thornwood

San Diego

• 278-1602

linterested in putting out own magazine to

express self.

• Can pay writer or (?) to

help him.

Said he would help us in any way

he can.

Would deliver paste up to Los Angeles.)

PETER DERMER

Publicity Representative from Kairos

Rancho Santa Fe

Wishing Well Hotel

756-1123

DICK TARQUINIO

7250 Artiller

San Diego 9211:

(vournalism instructor at mesa College, .

JOHNNIE and MARIE

Poway

1-748-3368

TOM HEPP

Grossmont College Librarian

has worked with Synanon,

El Cajon

H. VANDERPOOL

Underground Publications

Post Office Box 531

Del Mar,

California

755-3845

JAMES PAGNI

29I-3020

(puts on dances

DICK MC KENNA

239-5766

*=8-3973.

239-2119

JOHN WATANABE

President

, SDS

283-0994

at the Concourse

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JACK FORREY

274546797012

GLOVER DAVIS

"SDS,

-teächer

residence:

poet

447-0024

Outlets

BARON ROLAND

"peace

oF Creation

209 West Indian School Road

scottsdale, Arizona

Head 'n Soul

4040 Mission Boulevard

BEVERLY GEARHART

2219 East Ist-Street

N. C.

Jim's Books

508 Mission

Oceanside, California 92054

722-5662

Surfboard Hugo

3076 Carl'sbad Boulevard

Calsbad

Larry's (?) Liquor

(on Grant between Broadway and Escondido Boulevard)

Escondido, California

JIM MURPHY

SDS

22294798÷

UCSD

755-1900

HES BOOK

Store

La Jolla

92037

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/

:

Printers

BILL MC CUT'CHEON Frinters

Encinitas

753-6543

459-4158

Trade Frinting Company

3122 Reynard Way

San Diego

AAA Printers

Second Street

San Bernardino, 'California

Ly8-0708

BOB BONAJO

Organizations

Planned Parenthood

295-2223

Council for Social Action

San Diëgo

Peace and Freedom Party

5728 El Cajon

583-8943

Citizens Interracial Committee

239-0871

Mes a5eh storeation Center at Episcopal Community Services

Catholic Cardijn Center

Mexican-American Youth Association

Tuesday the Ninth Committee

UCSD

Underground Press

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The Teaspoon

4465 Arizona Street

San Diego

• 92116

• 298-2195;

3023 University

282-8431

JERRY SHEATH

(to publish San Diego underground, new)

KEN. COWA

494-5286

(Laguna)

833-5548

fUC Irvine)

836-6689

(Peace Center)

Fluus West

KEN FRIEDMAN

1600 Holloway Avenue

San Franicsco

• 94132

(do not give out San Francisco

6361 Elnhurst Drive

San Diego

92120

address);

Middle Eye

3550 Duffy

Muscoy (also north side of King Street,

west of Mt. Vernon)

Eat oral Board nine Bate:

MARLIN AYOTTE

DOUG KITT

SCOTT JOHNSON

General Coordinator:

Distribution:

ELAIN AYOTTE

KENNY LEVENSON

DON TRAILER

Photo Work:

Hidrotic Productions.

pricesslickistantinuing to + 755555550347

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Staff

CHRIS ENGLISH - SDS

. 1144 Marline

It Cajon

444-0036

SYLVIA SHAPIRO

ESAU

Gadfly

6953 Eldridge

San Diego 92120

583-1626

427-39 GLOREAN M.

SUNNY ENDONIA D.

=422-6227+1

ROGER STOVOLD, Photographer

*I420 Neptune

Leucadia

92024

BOB GAINES, SDS

4673 WIlson Avenue

San Diego 92116

283-9435

(interested in reporting, interviewing,

etc.)

LOU CURTIS

Folk Arts-

Krome Kazoo

3753 India Street

San Diego 92103

MIKE. SCHEEL

446649th Street

San Diego

(art and vrite-up on local rock groups)

465-7470 TVEDE,, typist

JILL ZARNOWITZ

276-2782

SHIRLEY WESTON

276-4320

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BETTY BUCK

273-4335°

LOUISE OFFINGER

277-6446-

SUE RADCLIFFE

298=3433

STEVE HIT CHELL®

453-4732

DON TONGUEHEL

@arts 296=3848 .

PEGGY WILSON

28370994

4110 21714 7932-

JEANETTE DUTTON

1330 31st

-239-5450

-DARLENE FUJINA

CURT BOUTORSE" (really fine lettering)

298-8641

DONNA DAVIS:

706 Nantasket Court

488-0806

JO ELLEN (DOUG TUTHILL'S friend)

•GALDEANO

BEC the hippidrone posters)

DAN LONGUELLEL

1737 Fort Stockton

296-3448

GEORGE-ELGIN

photographer

3802 58th Street

San Diego

92115

286-9257

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ELEANÓR 'MARTIN

8288 Orchard

La Mesa 92041

465-7470

(not good for anything, bit love)

« TOM HEEKT

5951 Eldergardens

San Diego

92120

583-9372

(reporting, writing, record review)

-SIDNLY ELLIOTT (SDS art work)

9265 Virginian Lane

La Mesa

465-1778

BLAIR ALLEN

5056 Woodyard

La Mesa

466-1730

STEVE ZARK

24288 Harbinson

La Mesa

92041

463-1920

BUD SONKA

-5061 63rđ

582-6534

(reporter, etc.,

or whatever)

-STEVEN HICKS

4724 Austin Drive

San Diego

92115

582-0133

(to write Army experience)

MARV HUMPHREY

"1435"B Street

San Diego

233-3705

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RICHARD. GONSALVES

1938 Erie Street

San Diego 92110

(attends. City College - journalism)

STEVE FERREIRA.

=50 Monte Vista, Apartment F-6

Chula Vista, California

...

426-0473

VAHN SHAMOTH

5262-9674

(Foreign journalist, experienced)

JIM SCHEETZ

mournalism

graduate,

editorials on local seenes)

SHAN OLIVER

5761 Sawtelle Street

San Diego, California

465-8784

MIKAEL, STALGER

destion

JIM BAUMINN

2043} Gränd Avenue

Pacific Beach 92109

274-8289

(interested in writing, histay editor)

LEONARD DAVID

5048 Mt. Frissell Drive

San Diego, California

92117

278-0427

(Social Seience major - some photography)

GLORIA TIERNEY

*525 8th Street

coronado,

California 92118

1-435-3531

(attends Southwestern College)

LEE KELLISON

•(RAYMOND SCOTT) •

MIKE LANEY, SDS

6222 Madeline, Apt, 192

San

Diego

286-4746

(art and writing)

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JANA MONIE DIE

-8461 Hudson Drive

San Diego,, California 92119

469-5÷81

•(ads, selling)

JERRY MURRAY

*4262 Cleveland Avenue

San Diego

92103

295-0+80

(writing)

AL PICKEL

x1056 Grand Avenue

Pacific Beach •

18488-1879

(interested in circulation)

RAY HALLER

*4534 30th Street

(art, also illustrations to order)

DIANE REED

1223-6482*

(calendar)

BOB_RINEHART

9906 River Street

Lareside, California 92040

443-1539

(cartoonist)

EVELINA PONCE

5376 Penny Place

San Diego, California 92115

286-2465

(writing, music review)

ROBERT E. STRAIN

8058 University Place

La Mesa

463-4065

California

92041

_JOE, FERRARESE

3742₴

-"7th" Avenue

San Diego, California 92103

296-1250

(writing, theater review)

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PAUL.

n2608

.: Ross.

Shelter Island Drive

• il Beggar's Ro

STEVE GIFFGRO

"(rock revew)

JOE CARUSO

IO10 16th Street

San Diego

298-4051

1805 West Fifth Street

Oxnard

LEA BRALER.

San Carlos

469-9149

(writing, copyriting, reporting)

HARRY. RYMER

+735 Newport Avenue

Ocean Beach

92107

(illustrate stores,

etc.)

HAL Be. OGUSS

6029 Adams Avenue

582-6999

GREG BASON

6741

i Dalhart

La Mesa 92041

469-6333

(artist and carrier)

VAUGHN LOUTHEN

7033 Boulevard Drive, if

La Mesa

460-5640

(art work)

аканнімменки

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ALLISON.

•San Diego

07 92703

297-0145

(photography, "opinion type" reporting)

ERIC. BAECHT

582-7916

(movie review)

MARY PRIGHORE

3104 Freeman Street

Point Loma, San Diego, 92106

222-3492

(reporting, record review)

JIM HAYDEN

Ocean Beach

3670 Adams Avenue

San Diego 92116

284-5565

(photography)

JAMIE

(artist, ads, etc.)

MICHAEL THOMPSON

4122 Nabal Drive

La Mesa,

California

469-3985

(photographer)

DONJILD KAY

2125 Reed Avenue

San Diego (Pacific Beach)

235-2322

(artist - psychadelic)

MARCOS FRYE

1846 IsIana Avenue

#31

232-9652

(writing, reporter)

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DWIGHT SHITH

"1676 Varn Court

El Cajon

442-5427

(circulation)

JON WOKULUK

*3525 Hardy Avenue

San Diego

92115

286-3187

(artist, cartoonist)

ROY SHORT

"Ba: 3785"

San Diego

92103.

296-1709

(writes legal column)

MARK ROEDER

-7888 Jessie

La Mesa

(art work, circulation)

STEBANI HORTON

"Iron Hörsemen)

3838 49th Street

San Diego 92105

BUTCH CORNELIUS

912 Beryl Street

San Diego, California 92109

(cartoonist)

BRIAN D. SMITH

3377 Centrai

Spring Valley

460-9998

RICH PHELPS

1844 Washington Place

San Diego

92103

232-1743

466-6061

(advertising)

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•JIM. BAUMMIN

*2043* •Grand

Pacific Beach

.274-8289

JAN ECKLER

8452 ME. Vernon

Lemon Grove

466-3409

(SDS"

art major)

MANUEL MARTINEZ

4915 Jumanö

San Diego

(reporting, Mesa College)

MICHAEL FLANIGAN

2608Shelter Island Drive

HORST. GATZ

"1043 Loring Street

San Diego

(SDS senior)

(writes humorous, satirical; political column)

DREW ALISTAI

Pacific Bea ch

1-488-3570

JACK GARVER

3641 Birdie Drive

La Mesa

469-1732

(story on Judge Crawford and haircut)

DAVE FLANAGAN

(reporter)

STEVE MONTIJO

8539 Chevy Chase

La Mesa

469-7631

291-3160

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SUE,

2102. Balboa

Apartment 11

Jahoda (landlady) 273-3340

Paid Subscribers

Hollygate Ranch

8835 Harbison Canyon

I1 Cajon, California 92021

SUSAN HOLMES

311- Sawtelle Avenue

San Diego, California 92114

FRED HORN

*4330 Witherby Street

San Diego, California

• 92103

-GUY IRWIN

4320 Yale

San Diego, California

KEM IRWIN

:4938 Bogart

Balawin Park, California 91706

P

Route

JAFFARIAN

Box 600

Escondido, California 92025

JIM and JOAN

PO Box 575

San Diego, California 92112

E. J. JOHNSON

PO BoX 10521

San Diego, California 92110

KIRBY JOHNSON

1319 Missouri Street

San Diego, California 92109

ITS S TO Valentine Way

Denver, Colorado

80228

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JON JORGISON

"PO Box 10079

San Diego, California

92110

BILL, JUSTICE

• *6945 Saränäc Street

san Diego, California

92115

BARBARA KAHN

3710 Yosemite

San Diego, California. 92109

ROBERT G.KAPLAN

- Street.

San Diego, California 92103

CHARLES KASSLER.

4916 Del Mar Avenue

San Diego, California 92107

LOUIS. S

KATZ

c/o Gostin & Katz

1540 6th Avenue

San Diego, California 92101

F.

A, KASTELIC

*7787 Jamacha

San Diego, California 92114

ARNOLD KAUFMAN

1809 Linwood Street

San Diego, California 92110

DALE KIRKENDALL

Röute 3, Box 552E

Escondido, California 92025

MIKE KIRKHORN

Milwaukee Journal

333 West State Street

Milwaukke, Wisconsin

53201

- BRUCE KIRWAN

37624 Villa Terrace

San Diego, California 92104

KARL C. KOHL

6641 Kelly

San Diego, -California 92111

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JOSEPH-W. KRANT?

—pO' Box"1286,

Vista, California

92083

MIKE JULTNAUCR

6536- Cascade Street

San Diego, California

92122

JOSEPH KWOCK

=2506 Füaena Place

Honolulu, Hawaii

.

96822

JUNE LA FLEUR

-I2i4 South 14th •Street

Escanaba, Michigan

49829

JACK LAMONICA

"PO BoX 165

Santee, California 92071

J..W. LEASURE

1112 Bush Strèet

San Diego, California 92103

CLINTON LE JEUNE

5010 Niagara

San Diego, California 92107

CHRISSY LESIK

'3963 Alicia Drive

San Diego, California

92107

JUDY LEVENTHAL

1455 North Los Ruges

Pasadena, California

91104

Library, Serials

Wisconsin State University

River Falls, Wisconsin 54022

BRITTA LIEN

2315 Presidio

San Diego, California 92103

PAUL H. LINDBERG

473) *Hamilton Street

San Diego, California 92116

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RUSS: LINTON

252444th Street

San Diego, California

92105

The Local Swinger

4186 Elm Avenue

Suite 2

Long Beach, California

• 90807

JENNY LONERGAN.

3675 Roseläin Avenue

san Diego, Caliiornia

92105

Luce Press Clippings

PQ Box 1903

Mesa,

Arizona 85201

GIDGET MADSEN

*4391 Mentone Street

San Diego, California

92107

DONALD E. MAKOSKY

"PO BOX 642

San Diego, California 92112

JERRY MALUGEON

8311 Keokuk Avenue

Canoga Park, California

91306

ED L. MANGELSEN

5153 Mission Boulevard

San Diego, California 92109

LEO MANUEL

Mesa College

San Diego, California 92111

R. &, N. MARIANI,

1108 Concord

. .

Apartment A

El Cajon, California 92021

JANET MATTES

212 Shumway Street

Lena, Illinois

61048

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R.

. C..

3036 Nile Street

San Diego, California 92104

JOHN D. MAYBEE

9*4695 Bancröft

Apartment i5

San Diego, California 92116

C. MC AULIFFE

Nesa College

San Diego, California 92111

PT- BoX 1r5• W. MC CLURE

San Diego, California 92106

WAYNE MO CRACKEN

3663 Hondo Street

San Diego, California 92105

Poul ar an Avenue

Silver Springs, Maryland 20901

Route L, bOx 779

Escandido, Calliornia

92025

LEE-MC. GOUGH.

13604 Les Olivos

Poway, California

92064

BOB MELUCCI

•4330 Austin Drive

San Diego, California

92115

ERMA MILLER

^2038 Reed Avenue

San Diego, California 92109

EVE MILLER

1360 Dale Street

San Diezo, California 92102

Mrs. WAYNE MONSEES

7785 Tast Roseland Dr1ge037

La Jolla, California

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JOHN D. MOORE.

27+0 Roosevelt Street

Carlsbad, California

92008

• JEAN MORI CH

3537 Ocean Front Walk

San Diego, California 92109

RAYMOND MOSS

4438 Chio Street

San Diego, California

92116

A. J. HUNKER

Bazilder City, Nevada

89005

Mrs? Hart DrIve

NELSON I. MURRAY

San Diego, California

92116

New Adult Community

1924 Island Avenue

San Diego, California 92102

"Böx

Box 2385 1°

E. NICHOLS

San Diego, California 92112

ED NOEL

*612I Avenue

San Diego, California

92118

Northeast Ad. Service

1230 Arch Street

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107

DI. and JOYCE NOWER

4110 Gateside Road

La Mesa, California 92041

Oklahona Department of Libraries

109 State Capitol

Oklahoma Aty, Oklahoma 73105

VERNON

K. OLIVER

San Diego, California 92112

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JOYCE ORESHIN.

618 South Lehigh

• Drive

Tucson, Arizona

85710

RICHARD PARCEL

4301 70th Street

La Mesa, California 92041

EMILY PAT

1012 Lincöln Avenue •

San Diego, California

92103

MIKE, PARKEE

402 63rc

San Diego, California 92102

TED PHILLIPS

4502" Haryland,

Apt. #3

San Diego, California

92116

GRACIA PICK

-5483 Redding Road

-San Diego, California 921i

BILL

POULSON

1604 Enfield Street

Spring Valley, California 92077

R. PRICE

РО "БОХ"

^ 1511

La Jolla, California 92037

BRUCE QUIGLEY

5805 La Jolla Boulevard

La Jolla, California

92037

.:

Ravenhurst Enterprises

709 Milo Terrace

Los Angeles, California 90042

PO Box 678

Alpine, California 92001

_H. D. REPLEY

2398 Highview Lane

Spring Valley, California 92077

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538•0aklawn

chula Vista, California 92010

Richelmann

6278 Acorn

San Diego, Califomia. 92115

FORREST ROBERTSON

1318 West 227th, #D

Torrance, California 90501

TRUDY ROBIDEAU

I3I7 Malnut Street

Berkeley, California

94709

3495 BOLlar Drive

San Diego, California

9211]

E. E

PO BO SSS

RUSSELL

El Cajon, California 92022

RICHARD RUSSELL

PO Box 1759

La Jolla, California

92037

FRANK SAIZ

7478 Eyatt Street

san Diego, California 92111

GEORGE. B.. SCHICK

607 North Cedros

Solana Beach, California 92705

ROBERT N. SCHIAUG

3705 Sioux Avenue

San Diego, California 92117

E. J. SCHOENHALLE

PO Box 6936

Burbank, California

91505

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WAYNE 'S CHUPP

8010 Anders

Circle

La Mesa, California

92041

SCHWARTZ

5i92i- Deboran Lane

Newport Beach, California

92660

RAY SCHWARTZ

4921" Huir Avenue

San Diego, California

92107

Re Be. SCHWITZGEBEL.

3721 Nassau Drive

San Diego, California 92115

DUANE V. SCOTT

120 MIIIow Road

San Ysiaro, California 92073

F. We SEIDLE.

38209 Channel Drive

Cathedral City, California

""92234

CONRAD

SELLE

Box 36

• ^.?.

Cutler, Illinois 62238

Serials Department

Kent State University Library

Kent, Ohio 44240

JUNE SERMONS

4558 North Avenue

San Diego, California 92116

SANDEE SEVERE

"BOb 4I4

Spanaway, Washington

SEl, InC.

PO BOX 7856

Long Beach, California 90807

RICHARD SITANNOR

6919 Maury Drive

San Diego, -California 92119

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Mrs. ANGELA SHEFCIK

7030 Arilo Streëtie

San Diego, California, 92111

Sherman 's

*P0504 23122

•San Diego, California 92123

1739 Island Court

San Diego, California 92109

SMITH

Hyattsville, Maryland 20781

IN SMITH

-O Box 951

La Jolla, California 92038

10321 Happy Lane

Santee, California 92071

STAN -SOHLER

Box 2187

Idyllwild, California 92349

RICHARD

1558 mest 2na Street

Los Angeles, California 90028

San Diego, California 92103

BOB STOREY

444l 68th Street

San Diego, California 92115

ERIC SYENSON

Po" Box" 288

Alpine, California 92001

LEONARD SHENKAN

846 Missouri (P.B.)

San Diego, Californ: ≥ 92109

CHARLES SHIMEK

1401 Mariposa

San Diego, California 92114

HERMAN SLATER

-18 Court Street

Brooklyn, New York 11201

DONALD H. SMITH

334I India

San Diego, California 92103

GERALD SMITH

7975 Canton Drive

Lemon Grove, California 92045

MICHAEL G.. SMITH

4771 -68th Street

San Diego, California 92115

W. SOLLE

2750 Figueroa

San Diego, California 92109

CAROL STANTON

65112 ore 92032

#216

La Jolla, California

JAMES STEVENSON

5238 Imperial

San Diego, California 92114

Suffolk Coop. Ilbrary System

Box 187

Bellport, New York 11713

CAROLYN SYMONDS

3939 Newmark Avenue

San Bernardino, California 92405

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Mrs. A. TAYLOR

301 East 29th Street

National City, California

92050

DIMITRI TCHELIST CHEFF

"PO BOX 1082

Ensenada, B.C., Mexico

JEAN TRADER

6869 Park Ridge Blva.

San Diego, California 92120

Unusual Sales Company

Rt. 2,

Box. $82

Thermal, California 92274

-JACK. VOPE

945 20th Street

San Diego, California 92102

Mr. WALSH

Board of Supervisors

214 Co. Admin. Chtr.

San Diego, California 92101

JAMES A. WARD

1511 Hinden Drive

San Diego, California 92111

NORMAN WATSON

7957 Cornell

Taylor, Michigan 48180

ANNA E..

WEBBER

gry Fairmont

San Diego, California 92105

VICTOR WEINER

-1830 Upas,

"Apartment #11

San Diego,

California 92103

-JOHN TAYLOR

1229 Via Barranca

La Jolla, California 92037

Town House Coiffures

8043 La Mesa Boulevard

La Mesa, California

92041

EDWARD F. TUBBS

5033 South 12th Street

Arlington, Virginia 22204

KURI K.

3222 VanCouver AVenue

San Diego, California

92104

San Diego, California 92103

- KAISER

C. WANSIK

PỞ Bỏx

223

Chula Vista, California 92012

KATHERINE WARD

7444 Long Branch Avenue

San Diego, California 92107

CHARLES WATTS

PO Box 21:01

San Diego, California 92101

WILLIAM, P... WEEKS

605 South Nardos Avenue

Solana Beach, California 92075

G. WEISS

1.Q. Trends

PO Box 12160

San Diego, California 92112

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S. WEISSIAN

7516 Parkway Drive

La Mesa, California 92041

MELANTE WILLIS

I0386" Rancho Road

La Mesa, California ' 92041 '

WILLIAM F. WITHROW

212 South 2nd Avenue

SP 15

El Cajon, California 92021

GREG VETTER

8859 Gardene Road

Lakeside, California 92080

ELIZABETH P. YOUNG

4229 5th Avenue

San Diego, California 92103

DENNIS ZEMINSKY

d2+51 1st Avenue

San Diego, California

92101

M. WILLIAMSON

8690 Mulvaney Drive

San Diego, California 92119

HIRAM WINTER

wbot Records"

1507 North Vine

Hollywood, California 90028

RAY. B. WOODMANSEE

1324 Gregory

San Diego, California 92102

_EDNIN XOUNG.

PO Box 23402

San Diego, California 92123

_TERRY XULE

733 Verona

"'Court: •

San Diego,.

California 92109

Subscribers' "Dead" File

Peninsula Observer

180 University Avenue

Palo Alto, California 94301

KARL C. KOHL

222 East Quintard

Chula Vista, California 92010

BOB BEECHER

BOX 135].

Oceanside, California 92054

New Adult Community

LOU HICKEY

....

2825 A. Street

San Diego, California

92101

SIMS.

7460 Girard

zan• Diera, y suote California

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Poppy Records:

212

East 30th Street

New York, New York

.BRITTA LIEN

4202 Quapaw

'San Diego, California 9211?

LONNIE WIENS

4069-4 Texas

San Diego, California 92104

M. WARD

igies L- Avenue

Coronado, California 92118

'SUSAN TIDEMAN

1351 Ocean Avenue

Del Mar, California 92014

ANALEE STEWARD

5002 Longbranch Avenue

San Diego, California 92107

ROBERT L. SHECHAN

900 West Broadway

Plainview, New York 55964

TAMSIN S. SCHULTE

•1240 Melba Road

encinitas, California 92024

RONNIE PAYNE

81940 Camelot Way

Indio, California 92201

MILTON W. NODACKER

641 Lincoln Street

calexico, California 92231

-ROBERL HITTEER

Vallecito Stage Station

Julian, California 92036

JON JORGESON

PO BoX 10079"

San Diego, California 92110

CAROLYN SYMONDS

3939 Newmark Avenue

San Bernardino, California 92405)

MrS. A. WHITE

5068 35th Street

San Diego, California 92116

MIT CHELL E.TIMIN

i2314 CurIew Street

San Diego, California 92101

Ea L. SUMRALL

940 Monserate Avenue

Chula Vista, California 92011

"PIERRE STEPHENSON

8284 La Mesa Boulevard

La Mesa, California 92041

TIM SCOTT

5120 Orcutt

San Diego, California 92120

DOUG RUBINO

6565 Glenroy Street

San Diego, California 92120

-BARBARA PAINE

738 Balboa Court

San Diego, California 92109

TOM NICKEL

730 Silvergate Avenue

San Diego, California 92106

JOE MILLER

9243 Shadow Hill Road

Santee, California 92071

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STEVE MC DANIEL

240,9 56th Street

San Diego, California 92105

• STEWART WARKHAM

5484 55th;

Apt. 1

San Diego, California 92115

ROBERT A. JURAN

501 North Rossmore

LOS

Angeles, California 90004

JULIUS JOHNSON

3140 z 40th Street

San Diego, California 92105

DENNIS HIII*

3979 Alabama

San Diego, California 92104

FANTASIA

3022 Cedar Street

San Diego, California 92102

GEORGE C. CHILVERS

3667 Mississippi Street

San Diego, California 92104

RICHARD BRUNS

1229 De Haro Street

San Francisco, California 94107

- R. ARCHER

Pit Thorn street

San Diego, California 92103

WALLACE MAUCH

452570th Street

La Mesa, California 92041

JAMES A. KANE

FO-BON 33895

Alpine, California 92001

DONALD E. JORDAN

1611 Highland Avenue

• National City, California 92050

MIKE IRWIN

"660 South Fairview Avenue

Goleta, California 93926

Mr. and Mrs. W. HANSEN

8925 Lamar Street

Spring Valley, California 92077

R. J.

ENTRINGER,

3040 Browning Street

San Diego,

California 92106

CIC

1501 6th Avenue

San Diego, Califorria 92101

BROWN

4375 Ampudi a

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Gail Cornyn

2511-172 Speedway

Venice, CA

90291

Betty Downs

4929 Wolcott

Chicago, IL

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Max Herschler

3990S. Hwy, 85-87

Iot #40

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80909

Herschler

1862 Woodland Ave.

Columbus, OH 43219

Don Jackson

325 Jeffrey

St.

Bakersfield, CA 93305 .

Karen, KPRI

645 Ash St.

San Diego, CA 92101

Bext lazerow

School of Law

University of San Diego

San Diego, CA 92110

Lyle Marsh

325-54th~St., SP. 23

San Diego, CA 92114

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:P:0".Böx, 17262

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92117

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5082 San Aquario Drive

San Diego, CA 92109

de BOlLeaUs

P.0.BoX 1294

'Escondido, CA 92025

Helen

20631. Lonen

Lincoln Ave.

Escondido, CA 92025

Jud Bowers

6230 Federal

San Diego, CA 92114

Mildred Brewer

975 Bush, Apt.

506

San

1 Francisco, CA

E! F. Brighty

1009 Olive Ave.

Vista, CA 92083

Robert Brown

3068 Adams

San Diego, CA 92116

Larry Brown

"3187 Ashford

San Diego, CA 92111

Lloyd Brown.

3319 Gopher Canyon

Vista, CA 92083

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San Diego, CA 92116

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328 Ynez-pl.

Coronado, CA • 92118

J. Burns

5650 Hardy Ave.

San Diego, CA 92115

Lou Byerly

606 E. Washington

Ann Arbor, MI

46108

Ray Byron

2323 Elm

Imperial Beach, CA 92032

Stephen W. Carey, 4th

S Hotel Lyric

140 Jones St.

San Francisco, CA. 94102

Jan carlsor

- 3832-47th

San Diego, CA 92105

Norman Casserly

P.0. Box 8182

Washington Station

San Diego, CA 92102

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914 Candlelight Place

La Jolla, CA 92037

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4515 Georgia

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Sam Cohen

19211 Tracey

Detroit, MI

48235

Preston Coleman

: 645

West Street

•San Diego, CA

92113

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Mike Collier

2616 Camulos St.

•San Diego, CA - 92107

wm.

F. Copeland

1217 Washington Ave.

Burlington, WA 98233

Gwen Cook +

„Box 578

Ellsworth, WI 54011

D. H. Couwenberg

Box 9544

San Diego, CA 92109

David R. Craige-Jr.

**8800 Gardena Rd.

Lakeside, CA 92040

Charlene Cyders

2241 Holly Ave.

Escondido, CA

92025

Israel David

5113 Raleigh St.

Hollywood, CA 90004

Dec. 23, 1909,

Kibbutz Ashot

Yaacov Mevchap

Israel

_ValIda Davila

995 Broadway

El Cajon, CA

92021

Dave Davis

706 Nantasket Court

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235 Mt. View Rd:

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2770 Glebe Rd.

Lemon Grove, CA 92045

Mike Ditani

"A'"'St.

San Diego, CA 92102

DI D. D. Doriman

309 Melrose Ave.

Iowa City, IA 52240

Dec. 23,

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Iowa City, IA • 52240

Margaret Dudley

2515 Sweetwater Ra. Sp.

Space 48

Spring Valley, CA 92077

Richard. M. Dutton

6612 Avenida de la Reina

La Jolla, CA 92037

James. D. Easton

BOX 1019

La Jolla, CA 92037

James. Edmunds

3407 Cowley Way #3

San Diego, CA .92117

_Gary. J _Emblem

6499 Montezuma

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Evening Tribune Saldana.

P.O.Box 191

San Diego, CA 92041

John M. Feagans

• 410 L Street

Chula Vista, CA

92011

'Albert F. Fertig

5083 Conrad' Ave.

San Diego, CA

.92117

Mike Fry

2320" Palermo Drive

San Diego, CA 92106

Harvy Furgatch

3247 Mission Village Dr.

'San Diego, CA

92123

. Gates

Ees Sedat 1ght Lane

Solana Beach, CA 92075

Gizoni

4230212nd st.

San Diego, CA

92105

Robert Glenn

3901 Ocean Front Walk

San Diego, CA

92109

D. W.

Condeck

4201 Hamilton

San Diego, CA 92104

_ Elizabeth Greenlee

3477 Ruffin Ra., 2-5

San Diego, CA 92123

Jean Gregg

3640 Sepulveda Blva.

Los Angeles, CA 90034

Bob Greve.

22800 Republic Ave.

Apt.

Riverside, CA

92508

B

Jon Gulledge

41835 Guy St."

San Diego, CA

92110

Bob Guthrie

c4636 Baxter Ct.

San Diego, CA

92117

Mr. & Mrs. J. Halpin

13975 Humo Drive

Poway, CA 92064

Hamill

1059 University

San Diego, CA 92103

Herbieaug Hammer

Box 34845

Los Angeles, CA

90034

Dick_ Hammes

1520 Cliffdale Rd.

El Cajon, CA 92020

James. E. Harmon

720 Heber Ave.

Calexico, CA

92231

1713 Evergreen St.

San Diego, CA 92106

Sharon Harrison

626 Maria Ave.

Spring Valley, CA 92077

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_Charles J. Heim

Box 326

Oceanside, CA 92054

Russell Hethrington

7735 Mission Gorge Rd.

Santee, CA

92071

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1255 Wren

Sari Diego, CA: 92114

• I129 craSon st., Apt:

Hollywood, CA 90029

C. Hills

Box 483

San Marcos, CA. 92069

Ronald F.

Hinz

Box 443

Del Mar, CA 92014

Phil Hobbes

8815 Kenwood Dr.

Spring Valley, CA 92077

Robert W. Holden

6995 Galewood St.

San Diego, CA 92120

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Acadeny Theater. •

3721 University Ave:

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'ACLU

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P. 0.

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San Diego, CA

92109

Actors' Quarter .Theater

480 Elm

San Diego,

CA 92101

Roger Ahrens

Grey Advertising

777 Third Ave.

New York, NY

10017

Argo

Box 11965, UCSB

Santa Barbara,

CA 93107

Ann Arbor Argus

725 N. Univ. "7

Ann Arbor, MI

48104

Armstrong

1186

Torrance, CA

90505

SDSC AZTEC

San Diego State College

5401 College Ave.

San Diezo, CA 92115

Bell Records

1776 Broadway

New York, NY

10019

Berkeley Barb

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Berkeley, CA • 94715

Berkeley Tribe

P.O. Box 9043

Berkeley, CA 94709

The Bond

Rm 633, 156 5th Ave.

New York, NY 10010

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02139

Burning River News

% The Outoost

13037 Euclid Ave.

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165 W. 46th St.

New York, NY

10036

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CBS Records

51 B. 52nd St.

New York, NY

10019

Cinerama Theater

•5889 Universitiv Ave

San Diego, CA

92115

Cinema 21

1440H5te1 Circle

San Diego, CA

92110

Cinema Theater

•5500 Grossmont Center

LaMesa, CA 92041

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Ed & Sue Colos

1537 Marsison Cyn. Rd.

El Cajon,. CA. 92021

Loren Coleman

• Chéss Records

320 E. 2lst St.

'Ghicago, IL 60616

cortege Theater

o3rd

El Caion Blva.

San Diego, CA °92115

Columbia Records

51 . 52nd St.

New York, NY

10019

NMA & M Conscience

•Box 3BS

Las Cruces, NM

88001

Cooperman, etc., Inc.

421 5th Ave.

Pelham, NY 10803

Stan Cornyn

Warner Reprise

4000 Warner Blva.

Burbank, CA

91505

CPR

9124 Sunset Blva.

Ios Angeles, CA

90069

Dallas Notes

Box 7140

Dallas, IX 75209

Distant Drummer

• 420 South Street

Philadelphia, PA 19147

Dot Records

1507 N. Vine St.

Hollywood, CA

90028

Doubleday & Co.

277 Park Ave.

New York, NY 10017

Druid Free Press

2345 E. Speedway

Tucson, AZ 85719

Kevin Eggars

RCA/POpPY

1133 Ave, of the Americas

New York, NY 10036

Elektra Records

1855 Broadway

New York, NY 10023

Epic Records

51 West 52 Street

New York, NY

1001.9

EXTRA

Box 2426

Providence, RI 02906

The Fifth Estate

1107 West warren

• Detroit, MI

48201

Fine, Arts.

• 1818 Garnet Street

San Diezo, CA

92109

Fontana Records

35 E. Wacker Drive

Chicago, II 60601

Fox Loma Theatre

5130 Rosecrans

San Diego, CA 92106

Joe Gannon

Bizarre Records

5455 Wilshire Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Bob Garcia

A & M Records

1416 La Brea

Los Angeles, CA 90028

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Jon Gordon

Tetragrammaton Records

359 N. Canyon, Drive

Beverly Hills, CA'

90210

: Don Graham

Blue Thumb

'427 N. Canon Drive

'Beverly Hills, CA 'O210

Box 7940, Ste,Bra

Atlanta,

GA 30309

Jan 11, 1970:

P.0.Box 54495

Atlanta, GA

30308

Grossmont Col. GRIFFIN

'Grossmont College

8800 Grossmont Col. Dr.

El Cajon, CA 92020

Grove Press, Inc.

80 University Place

New York, NY 10003

Hartford's Other Voice

Box 2424

Bishops Plaza Sta.

W. Hartford, CT

06117

Bill Harvey

Elektra

1855 Broadway

New York, NY 10023

Heathcote School of

Living Center

Freeland, MD 21053°

Helix

3128 Harvard

Seattle, Wish.

98102

Mr. Hendler

Liberty

6920 Sunset Lane

Los Angeles, CA 90028.

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Newark Free Comm., Inc.

P. O.Box 24

Newark, DE

19711

The Image

4514 Fountain

Hollywood, CA 90029

Indianapolis Free Press

Box 88253

Indianapolis, IN

UCSD INDICATOR

UCSD

Gilman & Miramar

La Jolla, CA: 92037

Kaleidoscope

1876 N. Sheffield

Chicago, IL

60614

KPRI

45 Ash St.

San Diego, CA 92101

Barry Kramer

Creem

3729 Cass Ave.

Detroit, MI

48201

KSTT, Inc.

1111 East River Dr.

Davenport, IA 52803

Kudzu

P.0. Box 22502

Jackson, MS

39205

Ia Jolla Library

1006 Wall

La Jolla, CA 92037

La Mesa County Library

8055 University Ave.

La Mesa, CA 92041

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Stu Langer

Dot Records

1507 N. Vine

St

Los Angeles,

CA. 90028

• La' Raza

P.O. Box 31004

'Los Angeles, CA 90031

Dennis Lavinthal

ABC/Dunhill

449 S. Beverly° Drive

Beverly Hills, CA

-90212

Left Speak Out

Box 3510, Glen Sta.

Peoria, II, 61614

•Lemon Grove County Library

7735 Pacific

Lemon Grove, CA 92041

INS

160 Claremont Ave.

New York, NY 10027

Liberation

339 Lafayette St.

New York, NY 10012

Light & Flower Co.

Box 238, Village Sta.

New York, NY 10014

In Arcane Logos

Box 2433

New Orleans, LA

70116

Love

• P.0.Box 5057

Reno, NV 89502

Wm. Lucas--RCA

1133 Ave. of the Americas

New York, NY

Miami Free Press

3305 Grand Ave.

Coconut Grove, FL

33139

Mercury Records

35 E. Wacker Dr.

Chicago, IL

60601

Evotner of Voices

Box 429

Amherst, MA

01002

Nickel Review

Box 65 University Sta.

Syracuse, NY 13210

New Ieft Notes

1608 W. Madison

Chicago, IL 60612

News From Nowhere

Box 501

DeKalb, II 60115

Moia Exnress

Box 2342

New Orleans, LA 70116

North Carolina Anvil

P.0.Box 1148

Durham, NC 27702

Northwest Passage

2129 Yew St. Ra.

Bellingham, WA

98225

NT & B

Suite 1713

5455 Wilshire Blva.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Ode Records

51 w. 52nd St.

New York, NY

10019

Other Scenes

P.0.Box 8, Village Sta.

New York, NY 10014

Open Forum

323 W. 5th

St.

Los Angeles, CA

90013

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James C. Pagni Co.

3605 30th St.

San Diezo, CA 92104

619 S. Bonnie Brae

•Los Angeles, CA 90057

Peace & Freedom Party

1727 W. Washington Blva.

Venice, CA 90291

Phillips Records

35 E. Wacker Drive

Chicago, IL 60601

Poppy Records

•1133 Ave. of the Americas

New York, NY 10036

PROBE

Box 12629, UCSB

Santa Barbara, CA 93107

Pterodactyl

Box o1,

Grinnell College

Grinnell, IA

50112

Pussycat Theatres

5445 Sunset Blva.

Hollywood, CA 90024

Radical Research Center

Carleton College

Northfield, MN

55057

Rancho Drive-In

Federal & Euclid

San Diezo, CA 92102

Rat

201 East 4th St.

New York, NY

• 10009

RCA Victor Record

6303 Sunset BIva.

Hollywood, CA 90028

Rebirth

P.0.Box 729

• Phoenix, AZ 85002

Renaissance

Box 11668, UCSB

Santa Barbara, CA

93107

Resistance Press

P. 0. Box 592

Chicago, IL 60690

Richard Gersh Ass.

Inc.

200 West 57th Street

New York, NY 10019

Riverside Library

Corner 7th & Orange

Riverside, CA

92501

Sawyer Press

P. О.Бох 46-653

Los Angeles, CA 90046

Schism

1109 W. Vine

• Mt. Vernon, OH 43050

Jack Schnyder

1416 La Brea

Los Angeles, CA 90028

SCN

2700 Bancroft Way

Berkeley, CA 94704

The Seed

245 W. North Ave.

Chicago, IL

60610

Bennett Sims

Grove •Press

80 University Place

New YorK. NY

SIMS

1261 Torrey Pines Ra.

La Jolla,

CA

92037

Spokane Natural

P.0.Box 1276

Spokane, WA

99210

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Howard Stark

ABC/DUNHILL

449 S. Beverly Drive

Beverly Hills, CA' 90212

• S! D. Street Journal

360 Fifth Ave.

• San Diego, CA

9210}

Technocracy

13751 Euslid Ave.

Cleveland, 0H* 44112

Managing Editor

Triton Times, MC250

UCSD

Ia Jolla, LA 92037

• Unicorn Theater

Box 868

Ia Jolla, CA 92037

Modern Utopian

Starr King Ctr.

2441 Le Conte

Berkeley, CA 94709

Valley Circle Theatre

Mission Valley Center W.

San Diego, CA 92110

View Hrom Here

2809 N. Calvert St.

Baltimore, MD 21208

Vocations for

Social Change

Canyon, CA 94516

Washington Free Press

1522 Connecticut Dr.

Washington, DC 20005

Water Tunnel

Box 136

State College, PA 16801

Willamette Bridge

522 W. Burnside

Portland, OR

97204-4

Win

339 Lafayette St.

New York, NY 10012

World Publishing Co.

119 W. 57th Street

New York, NY 10019

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] in person

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_ by mail

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Date

Dictated,

2/13/70.

_ to

Transcribed

Authenticated

2/160/10

by Informant

2/17/70

Brief description of activity or material

Dorally

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] written by Informant

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File where original is located ifnot attached

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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REPORT OF JEROME

February 6, 1970

I talked tó BILL CLAY last night. He has

• been out of touch since last Friday night, and could

not be reached by telephone and was never at home

when I went by.

.

Apparently some member of the Minutemen

Organization or another right winger is being watched

or surveilled and CLAY is quite excited about It.

He

thinks the FBI is doing the watching and he wants to place

• surveilLance on the san Diego FBL Orlice for the pur.

ose of determining the times of arrival and departur

of the employees and obtaining the descriptions and

license plate number of FBI autonobiles.

to try to get

several people together who will be able

to spend time

watching

the FBI Office.

Jerome

manner

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Datc prepared

Date received

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3/11/28a

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Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

7 in person

→ by telephone

] by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by agent: •

Date

Dictated

3/16/20.10.

Transcribed

3/18/20

Authenticated

by Informant

3/20/20

Brief description of activity or material

Hawer t addies tom MDM phere test

ebtanied by MMmervers, 3/10/70, af

Received by

IsA Stevenh. Christensen.

recording device

Date of Report

3/11/20

Datels) of activity

written by Informant

3/10/18

File where original is located ifnotattached

170-786A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGVATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Following names, addresses and other information

were obtained from'a green canvas covered book with the

inscription "Duck Power" and MDM Phone Book:

Prisoner Information Support Service

Mark Twain Colum

"P.0.

waritten

Box 387

Boston University Station

Boston, Mass. 02215

The Realist Win Magazine Liberation

Leuiathan

Anarchist Revolutionary Calendar.

"Solidarity

1703 Vine

Chicago, Ill. 60614

Anti-War Groups

Black Referendum

c/o National Comm. of Black Churchman

110 East 125th St. Rm. 503

New York, N.Y. 10035

Telephone 212-362-9628

People to Call for Demonstrations

Students for a Democratic Society -

Patti -

KIng

Veronique

453-5754

459-7509

Women for peace and Freedom.

Jane

459-2719

Social Workers -

234-8871

New Adult Community

239-2119

Judy. Brown

Mike De Vore

- Tom Hyde

Grossmont College

Rich Adelman

283-8358

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Demonstrations

ACLU -

• SDSC - Keith Harrison

"Steve Barbef

224-7859

•San Diego State College

A.S. PreS. RON BREEN

286-6571,72

Stud.

MOb.

commi.

"Experimentar

Women's

Lib.

1/x2011

colt.

Stan Pincetl.

281-9910

Stan Weisman

American Federaltion of Teachers

• Bill Hulsey

420-0843

ДУКОДИНОНАКУУТЛУ

Peace and Freedom Party

Bert Halseme

422-9092

Welfare Rights Organization

Univ. of Calif. San Diego -

Bill Coates

459-0165,

453-2000 Ext. 1943

Stuart Innerst

459-3174

S.D.S.

Law Students

/ Alex Landon

_Jack Jacopson.

David Rico.

282-2610

234-2068

222-9914

11

- Dan Marlowe

Bob cowan.

Leonard Ramey,

244-9202

Mothers for Peace

Sylvia Shapiro

- Dorothy..Cleary.

583-1626

454-5637

aWomen's Internati League.

fOr P.& E

Florence Stevens 755-4283

GRAPE BOYCOTT

cartos le crette

295-4200

LA RAZA

Salvador Roberto Torres, 234-6008

Richard Gonsalves, MIC Leave message

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Individuals

DEREK CASADY

BOB and PAM. MANG.

-Telephone 459-7212

ERNIE MASON

•Telephöne 488-7686

MARSHA and MONTE MAHAN.

"Telephone

278-6546

DICK PENCE,

Telephone 282-1871

WES PAUL.

Telephone 488-1310

NANCY ROTTKE

Telephone 277-1393

PAUL STEIN

relephone 281-8108

Telephone 295-5632

MARIBETH SPEARMAN

Telephone 281-0323

TON phone 233: 5045

RON SNOWDEN

Telephone 233-7936

RON "ERUJILLO

Telephone 233-3218

DON THOMP SON

Telephone 283-1290

Advertising

Stone Front

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DI. GEORGE ABBOTT •

Home 488-4421

Office 291-3330

American Serviceman's Union

ANDREW" STAPP

"156 Fifth Ave. Rm. 538

N.Y., N.Y., 10010

Telephone 212-675-6780

RHETTA, ALEXANDER

Telephone 463-4725

Telephone 235-9265

ACLU

PETER CLARK

ARTISTS - helpful

MARIE BRUMUND

1874 Ocean Front

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

BLASE BONPANE,

213-661-2751

ROBERT O. BLAND,

756 Bluebirth Canyon Dr.

Telephone 494-7609

RON BREEN.

Telephone 286-6571,2

JEFF BENJAMIN

"TeTephone 453=2000 Ext AS Pres. Office

TED BUMER

Telephone

223-8556

Telephone 223-6313 Home

DEE BAER

-CIVIlian Supporter

Teacher UCSD

BERKELEY BARB

BOX 5017

Berkeley, Calif.

94705

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STEVE BARBER

SD STATE ACLU

Telephone: 224-7859

LoS Angeles

STack Panther Party.

(Central Communications)

2043 E. Stockwell Ave.

Compton, Cal.

Telephone 635-8991

Telephone 635-2536

TOMMY, STEVE, ROBERT (Community Center)

KEN CLOKE

"42T Maine St.

#A, Santa Monica

Telephone 396-9801 1711 Pacific Ave., Venice 392-4177

City Transit

Telephone 239-8161

Mr.. Garland (P.R.) 239-1251

Comm. of Small Mag. Editors and Publishers

P:0. Box 703

San Francisco, Cal. 94101

PERF. MICHAEL J. CAMELIA, (SDSC)

Peter CLARK

lawyer

Telephone 234-8577

BILL COATES

Telephone 459-0165

Telephone 453-2000 Ext 1943

TOM CSEKEY...

1136 E. Guerrero St.

San Fran. Cal.

Telephone 415-282-7740

ROGER CROWBRAGER

Defenders Inc.

Telephone 488-3026

Community of Laison with Families of.

Servicemen Detained" In North Vietnam.

365 West 42nd St

N.Y. City, N.Y. 10036

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coffee Houses

U.F.O. Coffee House (Ft. Jackson)

:1732 Main St.

Columbia, south Carolina 29202

Telephone 803-256-9438 .

The Oleo Strut (Ft. Hood)

101 Avenue "D"

Killeen, Texas • 76541

The Shelter Half (Ft. Lewis)

5437 S. Tacoma Way

lacoma, Wash. 98409

Telephone 206-GR-5-9875

Ft. Ord

Construction

Wess Paul (Elec. Engineer)

telephone 488-1310

BOb Eisela

(alectrician)

Telephone 283-7779 After 6:00

PM

Crash Pads for G.I.S

cliff and sherry connover

Telephone 295-8979

(Room for people to crash)

Chula Vista Star News

(LOWELL BLANKFORT)

Telephone 427-3000

Concerned Students Union

•Riverside

City College

3650

"Fairfax Avenue

Riverside, Calif.

Churches for activities

Calvary Presbetyrian

ReV. Schwitzgebel

вакаю

Unitarian

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i

Chollas View Methodist

Ea Hansen.

264

*47th and Hilltop

• УМСА

GEORGE DILLINGERL

M.D

...

Psychiatrist 459-2693

7255 Girord, La Jolla

DONALD DUNCAN.

213-783-7669

15461 Del Gado

Sherman Oaks, California •

91403

RON DREY.

233-2806

co. 25

DRAFT RESISTANCE

DEBBIE BURTON, 232-3671

BARBARA DANE

43 Strong

¡"Ra".

Brooklynn, N.Y. 11231

212-855-5563

KEN DUPRE

American Serviceman's Union

I434 Maaloa"St. Roöm"g

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

REGINA Comm. Of American Deserters

1326 Hamilton St.

Regina, Saskat.

Telephone 527-2787

Defenders

Alex. Landon. (law student)

telephone 282-2610

Skip Miliron (student at Cal West)

Telephone 469-4920

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Dick Pence

3003 46th St.

San Diego, Cal

Telephone

282-1871

LENOARD RAMEY

"Law" Student

"Radical)

Telephone 244-9202

DON SCHLABACH

"Telephone 233-5045

STANELY WEISMAN

Telephone 465-5919

DAILY AZTEC *

Telephone 286-5000

JUDY DIGGENNARO

Committee Against Fascism

Telephone 488-5403

Entertainment

Soul Music Band

Play at Aloha 11:30 AM

Jesus Carranga Valdez

Calle La B Juarez 1549

Call Telephone 5-75-37

Tijuana, B.C., ask for Louis

STEVE KING. (SINGER)

YWCA 233-1333

Lifeline 233-5233

4321 Riolto

Ocean

Beach.92110

BARBARA DANE

Band "Of the People" 213-455-2151

CHARLES GALVIN

20800 E. HilIside DI.

Topanga Canyon, cal.

90290

KEN BLOOM

Folk singer guitarist

(blues)

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at 11

QUIN ELLIS

"D'" Company

C & E Battalion

MCRD

Education

People to Wirte to for literature

New England Free Press

7.91 Tremont Sta

Boston,

Mass. 02118

Radical Education Project

Young socialist Alliance : LA

Chicago Area Draft Resistance

Fred 281-8468

_EILLIAM R.

FRAZER.

UCSD Biology

Fund Raising

Tom Dotty

• 755-7267

1442 Camino Del Mar

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

SYLVIA SHAPIRO

Télephone 583-1626

• PAUL STEIN

Telephone 281-8108

Telephone 295-5632

DON THOMPSON

"TeTephöne 283-4290

4328} 46th Street

San Diego, Cal. 92115

CARL GILMAN

490T Märboroügh Drive

San Diego, Calif.

92116

Telephone 283-9431

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• .

NANCY GARNER

"Telephone 298-6746

• BoX 355 0Tá Chelsea

New York, N.Y. 1011

Tel. 212-243-4775

JIM GALLOWAY SMC

•Telepnone 453-2000 Ext. 1943

Student unior

1740,11,73,71

Joe Woodard

2214 Grove St.

Berkeley, Cal. 94704

Green Machine

P.О. Вох Ї356*

Vista, Calif. 92083

Telephone 724-1563

MILTON IRA GREEN.

23090 Parkdawn

oak Partk Michigan 48237

Area Code 313-541-2147

GROCR

FANTC

222-6311 Ex. 1120 768

Good Times (undgra, newsp.)

• DANNY

" MONDSCHIEN

c/o Brian Kean

1666 Broadway

San Fran. Cal 94109

House Of Africa

Telephone 239-5729

RON HARRIS

•Telephone 225-6836

MARH HARVEX.

ACLU

(Lawyer)

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881006100-79158860

7

JIM HAWLEY

843-8209

Hawaii Resistance

-I035 University Avenue

Room 203

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Phone 955-1026

J. Stuart Innerst

(author and lecturer)

Telephone 459-3174

(Neil

•TIM JANUARY.

4066 234d St.

San Francisco, Calif

ALEX JORDAN

Telephone

437-5917

Room 411

(Tower 781)

KFMB (channel 8) Newsroom

CARL GILMAN

Telephone 232-2114

Telephone

: 232-2118

KPRI

Telephone 239-1385

ME. BARNARD - Station Manager

JUDY KATZ 583-4184

JOE KELLY, (home) 282-8819)

WALTER H. KOPPELMAN

8565 Dualson Dr.

Telephone 465-5669

HAROLD KEEN

232-2118

KCBe

Telephone 583-1100

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Oscar Anderson

-10:00 "PM

Telephone 448-4525

-JAY KING

Telephone 465-6410

Long Beach Moratoriun Comm

JERRY" SEEDBURG

Telephöne 434-3744

2818 E. Anahiem

Long Beach

90804

London Ita

Telephone 438-8566

Little Mexico

Telephone 582=0139

Prof: Herbert I. Lozerok

School of Law USD

Telephone 291-6480

Long Beach - HDM

JOHN FRANZONE.

2605

E. 15th

Long Beach, cal

Telephone 438-0092

Liberation News Service

'160 Clairemont Ave.

New York, N.Y. 10027

Leviathan ,..

mOO Broadway

N.Y., N.Y. 10025

-HINK..

1029 Vermont Ave. N.W. Room

Washington, D.C. 20005

Legal

ACLU

TED BUM IER

223-8556

223-6313 Home

200

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PETE SAVITS

Telephone

488-2828

Telephone 454-5895 Home

• JACK, JACOBSON

Telephone®

• 234-2068 (Law Student)

"DAVID RICO

Telephone 222-9914 (law Student)

Ped one 222-9914 (taw Students)

Borephone' 222-9914 (Law student)

S. D. STATE ACLU

'STEVE BARBER

Telephone 224-7859

G.I. Defense Organization

431 S. Dearborn, Suite 813

Chicago, ILL. 60605

Tel. 312-922-0065

G.I. Civil Liberties Def. Comm.

Box 355 Old Chelsea Station

New York, N.Y. 10011

Phone 212-243-4775

Légal

Peter Clark

Charles Curry

Phone 234÷8577

Worker's Defense

"I12 East™

E ISth St. Rm.

405

New York, N.Y. 1003

JOHN F. MANFREDONIA

G.I.

Telephone 447-4386

MIRAMAR CONTACTS

"PRICE 271-3526

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MAYNARD'S

Mr. Polous

• Telephone 488-9393

DONNA MICKELSON. (SDS)

•373 Green St.

San Francisco

DUNCAN MC. CARTY. M.D.

Telephone 274-1734

DE- MYNA: MALINOVICH,

lelephone 459-7193

_MELVON MURPHY.

Telephone 583-4641

S.D. 92101

FRANK RAU.

Office 234-1305 Home 282-2302

1029 vermont A0e: Com. To Bnd var

Wash. D.C. 20005

Aplohonso MaCY.r

Telephone 258-6618

JIM MAHONOY...

"Telephone 295-9873

MDM Support Comme HA

SUSIE PACKER

-TeTephone 472-2755

Telephone 825-1394, 95

396 N. Kenter Ave.

Los Angeles, Cal.

90049

Frank Hagler

* Telephone 213*-655-4750

Telephone 213-936-7632

The Movement

"345" Franklin" Street

San Francisco, Cal. 94102

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San Francisco Mime Troupe.

450

Alabama St.

San Fran

94110° •

Telephone 415-431-198,4

Ministers

•ED HANSEN

Chollas View Methodist Church

JIM NESSHIEM

BRUCE NEWBURGER

1726 Lincoln Street

Berkeley (Marxist)

Newsreel - Jonathan Aurthur

1.431 W. Washington Blvd.

Venice, California 90291

Office 233-9739

Home 396-1206

PETER 396-1206

NEWSREEL-S.Fe

°541 Courtland DI.

• San Francisco

DAVID W. NEPTUNE, Quaker

College

YMCA and YWCA

Telephone 469-4853

DAVE NORION.

Telephone 459-2763

North Island

Enlisted Men's Club

Telephone 437-7046

In event of a bust

News Media - Helpful

PETER LARNES

Newsweek, Fox Place Suite

1008 San Francisco, Cal 94102

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HAROLD KEEN

Telephone 232-2118

Independent

• Neil GOOD.

'Channel 15

• PETER KAY 755-2209

drat-seans 999444 509507ipaent

KCBQ

Oscar Anderson®

Telephone 583-1100

KGB

Ted

L TAYLOR

Telephone

397-2205

'UPI

Telephone 234-7111

A.P.

Telephone 234-7111

LOS Angeles Times

Telephone 281-5354

Telephone 296-0776

Chula Vista Star News

Telephone 487-3002

ALICE BLANKFORT

"Telephone 427-0760

DI. PETER O'REILLY.

5757 College Ave. (Apt XY)

San Diego, California

92120

Telephone 286-7475

O.B. TRILOGY

(Landlord)

I.J. OLSHER

Telephöne 232-0829

953 8th Avenue

Telephone 281-6078

San Diego, Cal. 92101

_JERRY POPKIN.

c/o Daily Calif.

Berkeley, cal.

PrOf. RICHARD H. POPKIN

Telephone 453-2797

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PRINTER

Telephone 213-330-1601

Agree News aver Printing co.

City of Industry, cál: 91744

Photographers that want to help

"Ilth Naval Dist.

(P.A.) Telephone 235-3534

People's Defense.

Committeee

chris KENYON 488-991'

PATRIOT PARTY

"Telephone 415-569-6370

2812 73rd AyE.

oakland, cal.

GEORGE ELGIN

"Telephöne" 286-9257

DOUGLAS J. PFEII

•Telephone®

748=1165

CAMERA DEFENSE - Busts etc.

•CIty College

Publications

• Office

JOE CHAPMAN

acan

PETER TÜCKER

CHUCK HUNTS

RICHARD JOSEPH ANTHONY PETJAK.

8R1 Bayridge BIva.

Willowick, Ohio 44094

JOCUM RICHARD ROSE

Public Affairs Office

Com Phis Pac

San Diego, Calif

92155

RUZA

469-4887

Ramparts Magazine

495 Beach St.

San Francisco, Cal.

Jack RIPPER

People's "Office

1925 Grove St.

Berkeley, Cal

549-3977

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Shore Patrol Headquarters

Telephone 239-5158

Stone Front

(Head)

4820 Voltaire

Ocean Beach, S.D.

Telephone 223-9524

Synthetic Irips

Telephone

: 282-1445

Peter Savitz

Lawyer

Telephone 488-2828

SYLVIA aN& ALEX SHAPIRO

6952 Eldridge

Telephone 583-1626

Rev. Richard B. Salwitzezel

Telephone 479-2725

Mrs. Merillee Segade,

"Telephone" 286-3723

MARTY SCHNOEPPER

-CO 25

Barracks 239-9760

«TOM-SKI

Telephone 271-2597

L. A. Moratorium

Telephone 330=4085

3848 Ingraham

LoS Angeles, Cal. 90005

Support 0.S.

"O. BoX 3061'

oakland, Cal.

94609

JIM HAWLEY'S 843-8209

ANDY EPSTEIN. 824-1986

SDS at UCSD

BYRONNE KING 453-5754

BRUCE COSTON 755-3793 Or 453-2000 X-2049

..

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SPEAKERS

JOYCE NOWER

• PrOF.

• At State

Racism Class Oppression

Black Power, Lit.

•Telephone 463-4725

PRESCOTT NICHOLS.

Prof. at State•

Black Lit.

Telephone 291-1158

BOB RUSSELL

Teacher at S.D. High

Black History

Telephone 264-7764

AL MRISIA.

Chicano Cultural Revolution

Chicano; Lit. and History

Telephone 281-4838

•GUS. SEGADE

Chicano History,

Telephone 286-3723

Mexican History

CARLOS LE GRETTE

"2422 Congress" St.

San Diego, Cal.

(Grape Boycott Organizer)

Telephone 262-2950

GRACIA DE PICK

•Chicano LiE. (FIERY)

BILL HULSEY (AFT)

• Collective Barganing, revolution

Telephone 420-0843

BERT HALSEMA

P & E Party, old radical

Economy control in U.S., class nature of

society, ecology, imperialism,

revolutionary view of

U.S. history

Ecology Action Comm

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young socialist Alliance

Transportation

• JOHN MEISTER

San Diego

'Has no phone will call periodically

-has 9 peple station

wagon

DICK LE BRUN,

"Zélephone 239-8994

RON TRUJILLO

JANET WOOD.

DEREK CASSIDY

1x-730139

DON FITER.

кратов

USSF

united states serviceman's Fund

(See Donald DUNCAN)

PrOf HERMIT VAUDERBILT

relephone

5465-37061

oppone 7uA-8508

USSE (U.S. Servicemen's Fund

430 W.

250th

Riverdale, N.Y. 10471

(212-884-3600)

P.0. BOX

: 3061

(415-653-5820)

oakland, California 94609

USSE

SCHNAL I

CORNIA FALES

Greenwich Village Peace Center

135 West Fourth Street

N.Y., N.Y.

Telephone 533-5120

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, armes

Vietnam G.I.

P.О. Box 9273

Chicago, Ill.

60690°

White Whale

Telephone 454-6580

JARY WOODLE

4424-51st

Telephone 287-0269

DE. STANLEY WEISSMAN

7516 Parkway DI.

La Mesa 92041

Telephone 465-5919

KINGSLEY WIDMER (AFT)

"T'elephone 285-5172

:

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mo

Flestillev. s-13(81

Date prepared

Date received

Resia rom name on symbol number

3/20/20

Received by

Sy StevenL.Christeusen

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocis)

in person

by telephone

Doymail Dorally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Ageat:

Date

Dictated®®

4/1/70 --10

recording device

Date of Report

3/20/70

Date(s) of activity

_ J written by Informant

Transcribed

4/6/70

Authenticated

by Informant

1/9/28

Brief description of activity of material

3/10/00

Navier tadlesses from MDM phose

bore obtained by Min members af File wor original is located in astesed

MoM stare

1/20/20

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGVATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14892 (MDM)

70-286441

Index namer

underlined

1769-286-14

Block Stamp

SEARCHED ___ INDEXED

SERIALIZED - FILED -

JUN - $1370

THIM THY VICU

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5/29/50

The following names, addresses and other

information were obtained from a book with the inscription

"The Book:"

Phone Numbers

Lawyers:

SAVITZ

PETE (SAIRIZ

ACLU

Office phone 488-2828

Home phone 454-5895

San Diego county Bail Fund

(Dr. Nower)

ACLU

San Diego Committee for

Defense Of const. Rights

ACLU, S.D. State

KEITH HANISONe Pres.

583-1026

(Might know lawyer)

MARY HARVEY, ACLU 233-0149

(Immed. Leg. Aid for blocking

sidewalk, etc.)

RODGER CROBARGE

State Office,

e, Defenders Inc.

Telephone 724-1563

KEN CLOAKE

(L.A.)

CHARLES K. HOUREY

"ACLU

Phone 239-8424

BRAD HETTER..

Telephone 291-6970

TED BUMER.

Telephone

223-8556 Office

Telephone

223-6313 Home

LON CATZ

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Organizations which are friendly

YSA

ALAN STANCLIEE

Telephone 296-4029

SMC

SHERRY SMITH

JESS SUITE

Telephone 583-2762

СМС

БЕД СОЛТ 453-2000, Bx. 1943

Telephone 459-0165

BRYACE NICHA

suzie parcker

Telephone 825-1394

Urban Coalition League

BIL SAUNDERS

SDS DON DUNCAN

Telephone 783-7669

V.V.A.W.

Telephone 380-3611 (L.A.)

ACLU (State)

Telephone 298-6547

_WALT KENNEDY (RACOP)

KEITH HARRISON, PrES.

- Telephone 583-1026

The Conspiracy

SUS. H. ACHWAY"

Area"361224

482471471471471436

SDS

W. C. OPLEMAN

48612510510612

612918

Conspiracy Def.

28 E. Jackson

Fund

Chicago, Ill.

-; e

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 525

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- :

Aztec (State)

Pol. Reporter Jim Evans.

Editor

Bob Melton

Open City (Detroit)

4425 2nd Ave.

Detroit, Mich.

JOHN MARTIN co-ordinator

what's happening in Detroit;

good need for

MDM in that area.)

JUDY D. IGGENNARO

48816816510480036

Committee Against Fascism

Will cal Monday

Rich radicals??

West Coast Councelling

234-1305

Friends

DI. and c. Olleen

(aa/bb) (a2b2)

229254849878916

LODGE and SHERY C. ORNOVER

229254849878916

(aa/ob) (a2b2)

J.

LIGHTERBLACK

24714816128164800

(2xx)

MICHAEL D. OWNING

bbgathe

BOB S. LUBLE

egiidfi

GARY GAUBLEY

agaefie

BONNIE ZELI

228264348378616

A2b2

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4 4

BRAD HOPHTIZER

1232445498Happyrock

Sylmar, cal.

3661271436510316612

(x xxx) wants to start paper

JON BALKIND

7149186121236 E 4th LA

Wants asst. lit. on nationwife FP's

DONALD D. UNCHAN

71481636714612

61298

12S104861212 Delg.

LEE ON

4851036487142410

MICHAEL D. OWNER

48488161271491824

(Advertising for film)

BOB STUBLE

2481661261251071412

ditto

RAM WILLIAM

248161714120071424

MIKE HEUMANN

24816129182471412

ALAN LANE

4871491836480048

PIGS

Detective Division (nark)

L.B. Watson #940 232-6981 Ex 298

Known to have tried to get undercover agents

Big, black, well dressed dude

Earth Child

542 6th (Near Market)

Apt. 24

• NW 68262 Docid:32989523 Page 527

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ніжни

JANE B. ROWN

24714816128164800-

HwY. 36918510 to x

BARB HOWARTH

4871491848714510816

DOUG RECHARD

MIKE H. EUMANN

.

24816129182471412

Poli. Sci. Class

BRUCE COSTON (SDS)

+755-379327

05 453-2000 × 2049

SUSY WEINSTEIN

Keri Krust

State COll.

24816363671400918

JOHN HANAKER

24369K2451081600

1245 16th Ave.

MCRD

rites 20et1+46400-01

Violence must result only as a direct result of

aggression in order to prevent false images of riotous

tendencies.

We are not, and will not be, a leftist "minutemen"

organization.

PP 157 C15 #1 1938

Publisicty

• Free Presses National

and Good papers and local

HAROLD KEEN

IGB Radi

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SHERWOOD GORDON

KSDO Radio

UCLA BRIAN "TODD" 825-2020

• 308 Westwood Pky.

90024 c/o Brian

RICK HEIR letters to Editor

Good Times

2377 Bush St.

S. Fran.

234-7111, ext. 350

Friendly Reporter

People's Bread

145.00 balance

'Feb 13 expenses 2.50 gas

1.82 groceries

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Coxse Shcot for Informant Report or Me

Mind (Rov. $ 13418)

al

Date prepared

artived

Received from (name or symbol number)

, 3/201

3/23/20

WInTerMhirT

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telsphone

• LJ by mail

Torally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: *

Date

Dictated

4/i/20.0.

Transcribed -

4/6/70

Authenticated

by Informant

1/9/20

Brief description of achivity

or material

Pro: CP material at Scrife cernograting

Cortac vira desotertatio, daura tra

51 Steven L. Chisterra

recording device

written by informan:

Date oi Report

3/17

Date(s) of activity

3/20 + 323/201

3/14-20/30

File where original is located if not attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY V STERIST (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

thE 151 (171) 152-1145

180-2860 -7,

108-105

Very Tarraglio)

100-14661 (Frank Yacotec)

157-800 Herschler

1165 prod Sit A - 5

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Ar

fine side not meet

March 17, 1970

BY JERCHI

•I was at Scrip»s Institute of Cceancgraphy a couple

of days ago. on business and toured & considerable part ce

the facilities.

I lac oecasion to observe a large amount

"of pro-Connunist literature and references on the bulletin

boards.

In a number of classroons I abserved the slogan

The only true freedom is true. Communisi, Cormunism; Connunism,"

written on the blaciboarcs.

1/2-

March 20, 1970-

..:.

BY JEROIE

19/9-2060

I am going to be spending Friday evening and

all day saturday at los angeles,

Califoraia.

On the way,

"I intend to stop in jenta...a. and contact JiRRY TARTAGLIO

and male his acquaintance.

March 23, 1970-

1509970 Ca 401 1058

BY JERONE

112-

wHen: I got in touch with JaRRy TARTAGLIO 125t

Friday evening st his home at 112/ Güuthier, Sta Ane, tel, 5131-6016

He appears to have nany contacts

in both the right

and left wing elenents in the Orange County and Los angeles,

"California, area.

In particular, he has a contaci vita

a young Jerish fellow uno belongs to the sos schewhere in

?.?the los ingeles area.

This person, whose name I did not

learn, sclis weapons

nd explosives to anyone who has the

" money to pay for then.

Iwas told he has hand grenades

for sale at about $5.00 niece, mich is his mut

they are selling ich in Sn Diego.

of 100 or more he vill reduce the price to $2.50 to $3.00.

I lcarned that prit ynCOPl as at the Jon Diego County

A 1 redlice en

In large cuantities

Recoider's Cifice today and detomined

that Dut

HERSCHLER owns the building merc he published the san

Diego free door.

muRichu's place of residence Ecr

ta: purposes was shown as 7053 University,. La liesu,

Californi..

-.-...

Jerome

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325, ₴

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by telephone

[ by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: •

Date

Dictated

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Transcribed

Authenticated

4/5/20

by Informant -

4/9/20

Brief description of actifity

or material

Into re

Into re BillClay x Frank Yacope

Ted Wolfe.

recording device

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3/25 + 3/26/20

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3/24-25/00

File where original is located if not attached

178-2861

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

180-1428.3 (Cly)

470-2864-0

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definini

March 25; I970

- By JORON 1r20

1. CAM

I was talking with BILi CLY last night and heis

highly intercsted in JERNT TERTiGLIO and believes lie would

be an excollent contact.

CLat intends to be in bos

Angeles, C-litornia, cver faster mccliend; Prida:;

^, vacuiday,:

Sunday and lorded and he wants me to arrange a meeting

with INTiGLIC at the west ond of the bridge over Interstate 5

at Inott's Derry Farn at S:00 a.m., Sacurday morning,

March 23, 1970.

-----

3/20-35/28

harch 26, 1970

.?..

BY JERCIE

I have learned that mani vaccias at TaD

WOLFE'S gun

shey furle lanning's hanging tree sway.-

shop zesterday and woLFE showed him & new i-14

rifle which he would sell for 9125.

"CLED CoeS not-

have te sifle at his store "but drove aez in his

canper sicimp truct: ind obtained the rifle and returned aften

Ec then showed the zifle tr I.CC in the back ci

easter tuch be apprently returned it tr. the plice

• a there he hed obtained des

lail

Fur:

anguiste

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FUND (Rov. 3-13418)

Date prepured

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/31/0

InFORMANT.

Received by

sxstevenk.Christenson

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

) orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

*Dictated

4/1/20

_to.

_ recording device

Date •f Report

131/00

Date(s) of activity

L written by Informan:

Transcribed

4/6/20

Authenticated

by informant

4/9/70

Brief description of activity by material

3/10/20

Nemies t addresses h

see MOM bhare

Book ebtained by mit member ot

File where original is located if not attached

3/10/20

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED BY AVASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14892 (MDM)

Index names undertined

170-2864-7

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10 0867

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3/31/70

The following names, addresses, and other

information were obtained from a small white book bearing

the inscription Phope Book of Civilian Helpers with MDM:

ACLU.

Perry Langford

"Elephone 223-3863

Telephone 233-5409

RHETTA ALEXANDER

(Women's Lib

telephone 262-8422

RICH ADELMAN

Prof. at Grossmont college

Telephone 283-8358

JANE ELLIOTT

955 Loma Valley

San Diego, Cal. 92106

Telephone

: 223-9898

JACK BREMNER.

(minis.)

Christ the King Church (Catholic)

32nd and Imperial

Telephone 233-0700

MARIE BRUMUND

"Artist (wants" to help)

1847 Oceanfront

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

Telephone 755-7262

NICK and WANN BOYLAN

-3833 Cösta Bella ene

Lemon Grove, Cal. 92045

Telephone 469-4920

JANET BROWN

Telephone 273-1840

Wants to Help

PETER BARNES

• News Media

Newsweek, Fox Plaza Suite 1008

San Francisco, Cal. 94102

.. ^

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RON_ BREEN..

AS Pres. San Diego State

Telephone 286-6571

DOZEN'S HOUSE

_ MIKE DEVORE,

(Electricity)

Telephone 235-9265

BONNIE DONOVAN

tro"

-609 Fern Glenn

La Jolla, Cal. 92037

DONALD DUNCAN.

15461 Delgado

• Dr.

Sherman Oaks,

• Cal. 91403

Telephone 783-7669

TOM DOTY

*T442 Camino Del Mar

Del Mar, Cal. 92014

Draft Counseling

UGSD stu. Fund raising

Telephone 1-755-7267

BILL COATS

Chaplain UCSD

CMC

Telephone 459-0165

Telephone

: 453-2000

Ext. 1943

DOROTHY CLEARY

-Helpful lady

Telephone 454-5637

DEREK CASADY

Telephone

488-9712

-

MARY LYNN CLEMENT

8180 Vincetta Dr.

La Mesa, 92041

Women's Lib.

Telephone 463-6968

Citizen's united for Racial squality

_MrS: MargoliS

Telephone 279-8809

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CRISIS CENTER

FREE CLINIC MWE - 6 - 10

Telephone 239-0325

ANGELA DAVIS

273-737-6932

DEFENDERS INC.

DREY. RON.

c/o Evan Evans 2915 Rutland

Des Moines, IOWa 50311

GEORGE ELGIN

-.=

(Photographer)

Telephone 286-9257

i?,

DON EITER

Trans. Typewriter

Telephone 233-9453

JARRY. FARBER

_ Non-Violent Action

Author of "Student

Telephone 465-1178

as Nigger"...

HARVEY FURGATCH

JACKY FRIEDLAND

Days Free

Wants to help

Telephone 283-9100

SYDNEY GLASS

_FRANK HAGLER

MDM Support comm

650 South Detroit Apt. 207

LOS Angeles

Telephone 213-655-4750

Telephone 936-7632

-ED HANSEN(Minister)

Chollas View Methodist Church

..

-•.

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BILL HULSEY.

835 Halecrest, Chula Vista

AFT, radical, P&E Party

BERT HALSEMA.

P.O. BoX 104,

vesten, cal:

Radical, D & F Party '

Telephone 422-9092

TOM HYDE.

.....1

New Adolf Comm, radical

TV. ANX 3061, Oakland, Cal.

Support our Soldiers in S.F.

Telephone 418-343-8209

Vi STUART INNERST

(Quaker)

5840 Camino De La Costa

La Jolla, Cal. 92037

Telephone 459-3174

HEENAC

Telephone 213-825-1394,95

RON, KEY

(Construc.)

Telephone 488-6179

•STEVE. KING,

(Entertainment)

(singer)

YWCA

Lifeline

4321 Riolto

Ocean Beach, 92110

Telephone 233-1333

Telephone 233-5233

...'

CHRIS KENYON

Telephone 488-9917

JAY KING

-Telephone

465-6410

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ALEX ALNDON

• Läw Student)

Defenders

Telephone 282-2610

PHYLLIS LA GRANGE

DICK LE BRUN

(Trans.

(Will help take G.I.s to functions and take

them out when pig gets heavy)

Telephone 239-8994

/

San Francisco, cal.

Telephone 415-434-1619

GEORGE MERCER

La jolla, cal.

DAWN MC CURIO

....

6342 Imperial

Ave. S.D. 9211s

Telephone 254-5835

PAM MANG -

.....

"Fund Raising

Telephone 459-7212

-FARNEST MASON

(Fund Raising Possibility?)

Telephone 488-7686

SKIP MILLIRON

•(student at cal west.)

Defender

Telephone 469-4920

JACK RIPPER

"People's Office 1925 Grove St.

Berkeley, Cal.

MONTE MAHAN

3435 "Dorchester Dr.

SD

Friends

Telephone 278-6546

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MICHA MAGUIRE

-IO712 Wilshire Blva.

Los Angeles,

Cal

Messages 473-0059

Prisoners Hght.

Telephone 213-474-4300

JIM. NESSHIEM.

Lutheran Campus Center

5863 Hardy Dr

92115

Telephone 583-3972

Telephone 286-1945

New Adult Comm.

Exposure Education

1924 IslandeAve S.D. 92102

Telephone 238-2119

Prescott Nichols

1787 "Neäle "St.,

San Diego

Rad. Prof. at State (Black Literature)

Telephone

291-1158

LEON NOWER

Prof

"at State - Radical

Telephone 463-4725

_WALT PARKMAN

Telephone 448-5093

DICK PENCE.

"Detender

3003 46th Street

San Diego, Cal.

Telephone 282-1871

STAN PINCETI

Telephone 281-9910

WES PAUL

Elec Engineer

Telephone 488-1310

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DOUGLAS J. PFEIL-

"Photographer

Telephone 748-1165

• SUSIE PACKER

396 N. Kenter Ave.

LA., Cal. 90049

Telephone 478-8929

Telephone 472-2755

Telephone 825-1394

Telephone 825-1395

GRACIA DE PICK

Articulate on chicano Lit..

PATTI PARMELLEE

Massachusetts

Telephone 213-938-9347

JERRY PETERSON

280 K

St.

Chula Vista, Cal.

Telephone 427-7248

JOAN ROTTER.

1151 14th St.

Imperial Beach

Telephone 424-7470

92032

NANCY ROTTKE

-6750 Beadneil Way Apt. 49

San Diego 92117

Telephone 277-1393

• =

-.

Defender

Telephone 244-9202

ROGER RUFFIN

Judge®*

- get O.R.s fron

telephone 459-6374

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SYLVIA SHAPIRO

Fund-raising

Telephone 583-1626•

PAUL

_STEIN

Fund-raising

Telephone 281-8108

Telephone 295-5632

MARIBETH SPEARMAN

4273 Highland "Ave.

Apt #2

San Diego, cal.

92115

Telephone 281-0323

FLORENCE, STEVENS

Women's International League for P

Telephone 755-4283

DON SCHLABACH

Defender

Telephone 233-5045

ASAN STANCLIFE

Telephone 296-4029

support our soldiers

-373 Green St.

# c s95018430121099

San Francisco, Cal.,

RON SNOWDEN

"(plumber)

Telephone 233-7936

Students for a Democratic Society

' 1608 W. Madison

Chicago, Ill 60612

→ RON-TRUJILLO

2674 Island Ave.

San Diego, Cal.

92102

Telephone 233-3218

LINDA TYLER

6288 Stanley Ave.

San Diego, Cal. 92115

Telephone 286-9651

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DON THOMPSON

Fund raising)

43284 46th Street

San Diego, Cal. 92115 •

Telephone

283-4290

JOHN WELDON

Telephone

488-9468

WESLEY Foundation

5225 Campinile, S.D.

Radical Center at State

Telephone 582-0772

STANLEY WEISMAN

"Pror" Dêfense

Telephone 465-5919

GLEN WORSTELL

*12340 Oak Knoll Ra.

Poway, Cal

92064

Stud. at State

Telephone 748-2714

NANCY and PETER WEILER

"T431 Inspiration Dr.

La Jolla, 92037

Telephone 459-7632

JIM WALDECK, (typewriter) (Learner by GRANT).

Telephone 286-3836

RON WARREN

JUDI SHAYNE"

"Liberation Union MDM Support

"Pläce to crash in It

13107 Margate

Van Nuys, Cal. 91401 •

Telephone 783-3861

3824 Evans st., Los Angeles

3824

C.P. In Los Angeles

Telephone 213-662-7269

90027

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High School Students

JOAN ROTTER

I151 14th Street,

Imperial

beach,

92032

Telephone 424-7470

REBECCA BURNET'I

-5232 Elliott

Sạn Diego,

92106

Telephone

222-3330

NANCY ROTTKE

- 750" Beadnell way Apt. 49

San Diego, Cal. 92117

TRY shonE 287-0264

Telephone

WALT PARKMAN

•*TI675 Oak Creek Dr.

Lakeside, California

Telephone 448-5093

92040

LISA KATZ

5640 Dörôthy Way

San. Diego, Cal. 92115

Telephone 583-4184

JIM GRIPP

-4441 Carmen Dr.

La Mesa, Cal.

92041

Telephone 442-3532

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1206 (Rev. 3 lit68)

Date prepared

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2/5/20

INFORMANT

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks) •

in person

by telephone

7 by mail

If orally fumished and fauced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

2/13/20

_ to

Received by

sA Steven LiChristensen

Dorally

I recording device

Date of Report

2/5/70

Date(s) of activity

_ written by Informani.

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant -

Brief description of activity or material

2/5/30

Actisitiar of Fraut Yacopec, Paul

Ruptinger y Refer Ruplinger

File where pring is of et arached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

108-14661 (Yacofec)

170-286451

100-14301 (Kuptinger)

100-11354 Peter Rublinger)

160-14911 Creater Converune

17 Biock Els (T1 -8

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REPORT OF JEROME

February 5, 1970

I learned today that FRANK YAKOPEC found a

• dead skunk on the road yesterday which he picked up,

placed in a cardboard boi, which he then wrapped in

plastic bag, and born paper on the outside.

He mailed

• this package from the Del Mar post Office yesterday

addressed to JAN DIEPERSLOOT at the Peoples Cormune.

..

He was told that the Minuteren are going

to try to begin printing a news leaflet that publi-

cizes names and activities

of interest amoung the left

wingers.

I talked to PAUL RUPLINGER this morning

who said he would like to get some kind of harassment

•going again against Professor MARCUSE at UCSD.

RUPLINGER

also said that his son PETER RUPLINGER has a close

personal friend who he knows has been informing on both

left and right wingers for the FBI, for about a

year. RUPLINGER said he intends to make this person's

name

known to a number of people so as to destroy his

_activities as an informant.

Jerome

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0D 300 (Rov. 3-13-6181

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INFORMAN

3/6/20

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

DJ in person

• by telephone

] by mail

If orally fürnished nd reduced to writing by Agent: -

Date

Received by

-SA Steven L.C/

listensen

orally

Dictated

_ to

] recording device

Date of Report

3/6/70

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

CHES

3/5/20

$/5/20

File where original is located if not attached

170-2865

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14922 (cic)

170-2864-0

tatex: Freitif Thygeson

10015Ü630

100-14862 (Coats)

100-14495 (Stancliff)

100-13697 (Shapiro)

100-14527 (Seuter)

100-14075 (Bergman)

100-14376 (Sf. Journa()

100-14892 (MDM)

100-13375 (William Milson)

Block Stamp

10-284A-9

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MARCH 6: 1970

PY JEROME

I attended the CMC planning meeting in Balboa

Park last night.

I got there at about 7:10

but the meeting did not get going til 7:35.

There were approximately 50 to 60 people present.

•The meeting wes chaired by the Reverend BILL COATS.

•I saw FREITJOF THY GISON "there, however, he left early,

In disgust.

L also recognized ALAN STANCLIFE, SYLVLA

SHAPIRO and BERNIE SENTER in the crowd.

Also present

was a young white individual in his early 20s with long

dark brown hair. He was wearing a fatigue jacket with

red

stars on the collar.. I heard him refer to as "ILOYn"(Lowell

and he said he was a representative of the San Diego

Barame!

Street Journal.

Two other persons who spoke at the meeting

claimed to be representatives of MDM. One was a

clean

5'9 tall male with a military look,

medium build, about

he nas light colored hair and wearing

a Mao-

tse-tung

style quilted cap.

The other was also about

5'9" tall, medium build, long blond hair who wore gold..

rimmed glasses; a red jacket and camouflage pants.

It was decined there would be city wide peace

activity. during the week of April 13 to 18, 1970. However,

there

was a lot of arguments and backbiting as to whether

the actual peace march should take place on April 15 or

April 18, 1970.

It was agreed the march should probably

start at noon and that it would be a flop if less than

8,000 people showed up.

The MDM representative with the Mao tse-tung

cap was screaming that people from the military and people

with jobs could not come of the rally was held on the 15th,

a Heanesday,

and finally the NDM and Street Journal prople

walked out of the neeting.

After they left, there was

some discussion about a possible compromise where the rally

would be held on Wednesday evening and servicemen would

be bussed to it.

Before they left, the people from the Street

Journal announced that they had moved into new offices

but were evicted the same day after the police department

talked to their new landlord. They said that they had an

offset place which they would use to make posters

the April demonstration.

for

Jerosne

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..."

..

(Lowell Bergmans)

"ILOYD" from the Street Journal predicted

there would be a breakup in san Diego in the near

future due to polico department harassment.

During the meeting, it was announced that there

would be efforts made to organize a city wide student

strike at high schools on April 15, 1970.

It was also announced that MDM would have a

mock trial of the military on April 1, 1970, which will be

composed of active duty GIs and with MARK LANE as prosecutor.

It was eventually decided that the April demon-

stration would again consist of a march from downtown San

Diego to a rally in Balboa Park.

People were asked to volunteer to work on the

various planning committee.

One interesting thing that occurred was a

speech by a man from the audience who claimed that

the November 15, 1969, demonstration in San Diego

was nothing more than a disorganized mob. He said

the planning for the peace demonstration was all wrong

and

that the demonstration should be held on a weekend

SO

workers could join in. He said the people at the meeting

should due as had been done where, he said, groups of

30,000 to 40,000 workers had been organized

to march down

the

streets chanting.

This individual seemed to be well known, was a

white male, about 60 years old, gray hair, 5'7"

•and

stocky built. He had a flat, round face and spoke with

a heavy European accent.

There were no colored people at the meeting.

perosie.

.«

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FAit

wate

Cover Sheet for Informant Report or dar

1RDS (Kev. 3-1048)

Date prepared

Date reccived

Keceived from (name or symbol number)

111/70

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

L in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

_ by mail

Durally

Dictated

to

Received by

saSteven L. Christensen

_ recording device

written by Informari

Date of Report

3/9 + 3/11/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity

or material

Info re" Frank Yacopec,

MDM + SMC

3/9×10/70

File where original is located if not attached

170-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGVATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

408=151-1577 (Frauk Yaco-pec)

126-2564-10

100-74892 (MDM)

100-13847 (SMC)

Block Stamp

176-256-71-10

SERIALZEN *

-_ INDEYED

JUN' 5 1373

Azutumn me

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1.

MARCH 9, 1970

BY JEROME

I have 'learned that FRANK YACOPEC Is getting

back together with his family and is planning to move

• Into a rental house on Graves Street in El Cajon. He

is supposed to be getting a full time employment and may

settle down a little bit.

MARCH 11, 1970

BY JEROME

I stopped by the MDM Office at 429 J Street

last night at about 6:45. PM.

The place was in mass

confusion as there was a camera and some CBS TV Channel

2 people.

'I learned that they were filming coverage

• of MDM for a nation wide broadcast to be aired on CBS in

the near future.

I also learned that SMC may be planning some

kind of anti-draft activity for the middle of this month.

peroine

:

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Caver, Sheet for Informont Report or

Finted (Kov. 31368)

Date prepared

Dato received

3/12;

3/16;

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/18/20

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocis)

Dill person

by teiephone

D by mail

If orally-furnished and reduced to vriting by Agent:

Dictated

_ to

Received by

51 Steven

L. Chistence

recording device

_ written by Inform.s

Date of Report

3/12; 3/16; 3/18/20

pate(s) or activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant

Brief description of activity or material

Demonstration at SDSC

3/12/20

3/12-17/30

File where original is located ifrot attach.

170-2564

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPAT

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-14998

(Demo. SASC,3/12/20) Index:

170-2864-117

100 m

(Karl Kellen) Is Steve Ngstom

157-590

(Rhetta Alexander)

157-891

(Ron Breen)

180-14527

(Bemie Sauter).

100-14495

(Allan Starcliff)

157-699

(Satano)

Block Stamp

176-3940

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3/12/70

JEROME

A demonstration began today at San Diego State

College and students from the school took over part of

"the administration building and at one time there were

close

•to 700 students there with more expected to arrive

after 4:00 p.m, when classes were out. It has the earmarks

of lasting for a long time.

The demonstration was touched off at about noon

by a speech given by KARL KELLER at a rally on the library

loan.

The students are protesting administrative action

taken by the school against four professors there.

Food including apples, oranges, carrots, punch

and loaves of bread is being passed around in the building

and is apparently being prepared at the Wesleyan Foundation

Building.

Signs have been put up in the building indicating

that the

restrooms have been "liberated" and are now co-educational

Some marijuana was seen being passed out free. About 100

students have elected to stay over night and are going home

in shifts to obtain sleeping bags and other items.

The demonstration appeared to be well planned and

some organizers, incluaing RHETrA ALexANDER Ior one, were

seen communicating with walkle-talkies. Other persons

observed taking part in the demonstration wee RON BREEN,

STEVE NYSTROM,

BERNIE SENTER, ALAN STANCLIFE, SUKUMO and

FRIETJOF THYGESON.

3/16/70

JEROME

night.

I stopped by State College about 11:00 p.m. last

There were about 75 students in the halls of the

administration building who were painting 30' long banners

and placing them on the walls of the administration building.

They were also printing leaflets announcing a rally at noon

today an campus:

LEON NOWER was observed there holding hands

with a young girl. BERNARD STREIFF, the french student

who claims to have participated in the french student

revolt, was also there.

Jerome

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JEROME

It has been learned the demonstration at State

College has been terminated after students and adminis-

•tration officials reached a compromise on a future course

. of action to be takén regarding hiring and firing of

faculty members.

perome

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APRIL 15, 1970

BY JEROME

I met an interesting individual at BILL, CLAY'S

house last

night.

He Is called "The Judge" and his

first name is JERRY.

i's about 5'10"

, to 5'11" tall,

230 pounds, has heavy built, ruday complexion and is

35-45 years old.

He has black hair which is receding,

a pus nose, round face and heavy jowels. He carries

a brown and

32 automatic pistol and is apparently

an excellent

shot.

He said he spent 8 years in military intelligence

following which he

worked for the CIn and then for the FBI

ät san Diego as an informant. He claimed he vas a paid

assassin for the CIA. He

seemed to be highly intelligent

and I was told he was good at make-up and voice imitations.

He said he had worked at Hollywood as a bit player.

He claimed that when he worked for the FBI

at San Diego, he was assigned to watch TROy HOUGHTON

and that he quit at about the time of the watts riot

in LosAngeles.

He said he was never a close acquaintance

of HOUGHTON but he had followed HOUGHICh a lot and

came to the personal conclusion HOUGHTON was a Communist.. m-

He seems almost to have convicted CLAY of this also.

As CINY staled, he had verified that HOUGHTON

had been meeting some known members of the Communist

Party.

BUSH and CLAY were thinking DE PUGH may have

become aware of this ana had HOUGHION eliminated.

this Is so, cual said he was thinking about contacting

DE PUGH and humbly apologize for pa trying to break away

Irom the national Mi organization.

"The Judge" is supposed to be from Virginia, although

he has no accent, and apparently hates colored people. He

speaks fluent German and

Spanish.

CLAY

stated he believes one of the leading Leftists

in the area is MORRIS KOMINSKY who lives at. 400 Last Franklin

Street, Elsinore, california.

He has written a

book which

is being advertised in papers like the Iree Door and the

Street Journal.

KOMINSKY allegedly moved in high circles

in the Federal

and local Governments aù one time and has

Government people, including Congressien, senators, and Presi

CLAY said he wants some local Right Wing neonle

to visit KOMINSKY and somehow get his signature.

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MAY 1, 1970

BY JEROME

Today, I went with "The Judge" to see MORRIS

KOMINSKY •

KOMINSKY is an order man, 00-70 years of age,

about 5'9" tall, curly black hair which has a lot of gray

In it, blue eyes. He weights 160-170 pounds, has poor

posture, as he slouches and has a pot belly.

statements, I gathered that he is very much in favor of

what the san Diego Street Journal is doing. He said he

gave all his records to the Street Journal

and claimed

that it took 5 Street Journal staff members 8 hours to

copy his notes of the San Diego area alone. He claimed

he had much mose information on Right Wing activities

in America and claimed he has spent five years researching

information for his new book which will be called

Down, USA. "

He said the first volume of this book which

be an expose on fascism in the United States, will

be 800 pages long and the second volume will be 1300 pages

He seemed to be pleased

to talk about his work and

as we reported ourselves to be fans of the Street Journal,

opposed to fascism, he talked quite freely.

He told us of contacts he has in the San Diegn

Police Department, of the San Diego District Attorney's

Office, and also claimed to have a source of information

in the

San Diego FBI Office.

KOMINSKY said he formerly had high placed friends

in Government and claimed he had been visited at his home

in Elsinore by Presidents of the United States such as

TRUMAN, EISENHOWER, and KENNEDY.

ferone

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MAY 3, 1970

BY JEROME

BILL CLAY

Tonight, I learned that fari beerss

and BARRLY GODFREY were on the UCSD campus and

put up sone phoney leaidets about Demonstrators,

incorporated(copy, name meaner ca

sôme red dye was supposedly dumped on the fountain

on Revelle College.

perome

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MAY 7, 1970

BY JEROME

I have learned, that BILL CLAY, BARRY GODFREY

FRANK YAKOPEC, and BONNIE "NORMAN went to a rally in UCSD

last night.

Some Peace and Freedom Party petitions

were being circulated, (attached).

I learned there was

an individuad there

whoris an Assistant District Attorney

named WALLACE or WOLCOTT who was legal adviser to those

present.

WARREN NEILSEN was in attendance.

They had

bonfire going and were smoking pot and were passing the

wine and beer around. There were approximately 500-600

people present at the start, and only about 100 left

at midnight, all of whom were very drunk.

perone.

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ON MAY 8,.

1970,

BY TEROME

Today, I went to a meeting at the Greek

Bowl at

State College to find out about the march route

for the anti-war demonstration to be held tomorrow.

There were about 60 people in attendance at the meeting

which started about 3:00 Pil.

These included BILL COATS,

ALAN STANCLIFF, FREITJOS, THY GESON, GARY GULLEY, JACKQUELYNE

TUMBURG, and a

reverend from the Wesleyan Foundation.

There was a big hassle about the choice of the

march route; the ChC wanted to march from Horton Plaza in

downtown San Diego, along Broadway to the 1lth Naval District

Headguarters for some speeches and then to the old ferry

SMS and the other students voted this down and

CMC almost walked out. A long debate followed resulting

considerable uneasiness between CMC and SMIC. ALAN STANCLIFE

was selected as monitor captain.

Afterwards, I went with BILL CLAY to Grossmont

College where another anti-var rally was taking place and

picked up some leaflets, which are attached.

We noted that they were passing out free food.

BILL CLAY went and got some

syringes and FRANK YACOPEC

bought some pickles which wers injected with rubbing

alcohol and castor oil and were passed out to the students

who were seen eating them. It is not noted if any of

them became ill.

FRANK YACOPEC set fire to a trash can in a rest-

wearing Army helmets.

Jerome

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by Jerome

Today, approximately 5,000 people, mostly long

hairs and hippies participated in an anti-war march and

demonstration in San Diego.

They marched from the downtown

area to Balboa Park where a rally was held. It was noted

that MDM marched as a separate unit in the demonstration

and was trying to cause trouble.

BILL CLAY, who was present recognized two "long

hair" Minutemen in the middle of the MDM group trying to

rabble rouse.

CLAY had mobilized between 100 and 200

right wing individuals and there appeared to be a

lot of

right wing agitation.

There also appeared to be about the

same number of Marines out witing for a fight and several

were seen in front of the Federal Building holding coke

bottles and waiting for the hippies to come along.

I was told

that the demonstration march was stopped

at the 5th Avenue Bridge over Interstate Highway 5 and that

BILL CLAY and his friends were the ones who stopped it.

BILL CLAY got into a discussion with FREITJOF

THYGESON, who appeared to be very disgusted with the repetitive

nature of the demonstration and the

location of the

march.

Persons observed present at the demonstration

included HERBERT MARCUSE, BILL MILSON, WARREN NIELSEN,

PETER CARTWRIGHT, BILL COATS aNd ALAN

STANCLIFF.

SYLVIA SHAPIRO was the Master of Ceremonies and

STUART INNERST was the main speaker. JAN DIEPERSLOOT and

RON BREEN also spoke. Dr. GEORGE ABBOTT was also there and

had organized an emergency medical corps: using walkie-talkies

and with ambulances available.

Sergeant BILL, COOK of the La Mesa Police Department,

and the Captain of the Security Guards at Convair (NFI)

were there and were taking good photographs of the demonstration.

It was learned that BILL CLAY "liberated" two rolls

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of exposed film from, someone participating in the demonstration.

It was noticed that apples and oranges

were being

passed out and afterwards the Minutemen made plans to load

up some oranges

with anti-freeze

and donate them to the

upcoming MDM rally at Oceanside.

Jerome

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MAY 22, 1970

BY JEROME

There is a

new gun shob in Fil Cajon named

• the Arms Locker.

It 'is located noar the intersection

of Main Street and 2nd Avenue.

Poth CLAY. and some of

• the other Minutemen (iM) have

been watching the place

.and say that a number of the leading Left Wing militants

from the State College and other places around

town

freauent this gun shop.

was also told that JOHN

BUSH is a good. friend of the owner of the Arms Locker.

BUSH is known to be selling guns, ammunitions and othei

Items to Leitis and colored militants and was a Irading

figure in a recent student demonstration at Grossmont

college, although he is not a student there.

the Arms Locker is specializing in products of

, the Liberty Arms Company which are mostly small automatic

pistols which sell for less than $50.

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MAY

KAY* 27; 1970

BY JEROME

I was talking to BILL CLAY last Saturday.

He seemed agitated and said he had needen

to use a

lot

of caution.

He said however, he wanted his name

used and known as

the local Minutemen (MM) leader

and that he wanted

this done to attract Federa.1

attention in order to protect

someone else in the

background.

He is still talking about a new Right Wing

organization and claimed to have contacts with groups

in 11 western states and

said these people are trying

to establish a communications network and said the

name American Resistance Movement (ARM) had been

selected for this organization.

CLAY

got to talking about DE PUGH and said he

had been aware of DE PUGH's whereabauts when he was in

hiding.

He said he now has reason to believe TROY HOUGHTON

may still be alive and probably connected with ARM. He

said he believes HOUGHTON may have wanted out of the MM

organization, for some reason, and had to disappear to do so.

CLAY also talked about setting up a meeting with

the Leftist student group at University of California at

San Diego during the regular week and he would like himself,

BARRY GODFREY, SAM DAVIS, and GEORGE HOOVER to meet with

four students from that group.

I have learned that HOOVER always carries a

savage .380 pistol when he is away from home.

usually camies

a.380 or .32 automatic pistol, CLAY

usually nas a •ce automatic pistoL, TRANK YACOPEC always

has a •32 MAB,

"The Judge" (JERRY BUSH) usually has a

•380 automatic pistol, and PETER RULINGER carries

. 22 MA».

ON MAY 26, 1970

BY JEROME

I have learned there is a new information center

at UCSD, similar to Messenger Information Center.

It has

been in

operation about two months and you reach it by

dialing 453-EDNA. This information center is simply called

EDNA.

Jerome

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Jerome

It has been learned that BARRY GODFREY and FRANK

YACOPEC are going to see BILL CLAY this morning at about

11:00 a.m. to listen to a right wing speaker at UCSD.

This Friday GODFREY is supposed to help CLAY

move to his new apartment in Pacific Beach.

The photograph of ALDEN EDWARD WILLIS is not

famillar, ault the one of GEORGE HOOVER iS. HOOVER previously

had a goatee beard, but has now shaved it off. In persor

he looks much meaner and heavier than he appears in the

He always has the same wide-eyed expression on

his face.

It has been learned that BARRY GODFREY has been

picked by the San Diego fire Department to go to a school on

bombs and explosives and he will probably be on the new

fire department bomb disposal squad.

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6/8/70

Jerome

.:]

It has been learned that with the help of BARRY

CODE I MAY MOVe last Fiday, June 51 Supe

apartment at 4113 Ingraham, San Diego. This

to be Ingraham° Villa.

address.

CLAY had a large quantity of personal belongings

and junk to move and has rented a garage near Second and

Ivy (between Ivy and Juniper on the east side of Second

there is a row of four garages and CLAY has the second from

the left where he is storing some of this stuff.

oLd It was also learned that GEORGE HOOVER waS at BILL

CALY's few apartment Friday evening and was in a talkative

mood as he was dead drunk. HOOVER apparently works at the

same place as SAM DAVIS. HOOVER said DAVIS was recently

in Texas on vacation and coming back his automobile broke

down at Gila Bend,

Arizona, and HOOVER bad to go out there

to

assist him.

Their boss at

the fence-company, is also supposed

to be a Minutemen and HOOVER and DAVIS are probably getting

some of their explosives from the fence company.

HOOVER nOW

uses a .45 Automatic Pistol which he even

takes to bed with him. He claimed his boss recently put

up $400 to get him out of some legal trouble.

HOOVER Said he had been living with a girl (NFI)

who in the recent past, had walked out on him and had said

she was going to contact the FBI. HOOVER seemed to be

worried about this.

HOOVER was getting more drunk all the time and

began rambling about "the ranch" where he lives. He said he

had just moved out of the hotel into one of the smaller

He kept talking about his horse and

asked CLAY to call "WILLIE" at the ranch and ask him to feed

the horse.

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HOOVER uses the nickname "Mick" and usually

hangs out at the "341 Club" on Second Street in El Cajon.

He also kept talking'about a ROGER who went with him to

get SAM DAVIS.

This ROGER may live or work with HOOVER.

During thé evening CLAY approached HOOVER about

doing something to PETER CARTWRIGHT for spilling the beans

on the undercover police officer named JOHN MURRAY.

It was also learned that many Minutemen, knowing

that law enforcement officers are prone to handcuff people

behind their backs, are now carrying handcuff keys attached

to the inside rear waist band of their pants where they

can avoid being detected

in a

frisk.

Attached is a copy of the May issue of a new newspaper

named "The Orange County True Press" which is

• being printed

by right wingers in the Santa Ana and Anaheim area.

names of these people appear in the newspaper.

The paper:

was acquired from JERRY TARTAGLIO through FRANK YACOPEC.

Jerome

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Date n

red

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.

Received by

6

Method of delivery

InFormaT STAteen L, Christenss

•(check appropriate blocks)

I'T in person

by telephone

7 by mail

Torally

recording device

written by Informar:

•If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

_to

Date of Report

6a/12/30

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

hut no Bie clay

6/13/20

File where original is located in tattached

• 178-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

188-14293 CC/as

170-2864-70

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6/12/70

JEROME

I have learned that BILI CLAY has been approached

by a group of leftist students at University of California

.at San Diego who are allegedly fed up with the left wing

tactics which have been-used at university of california

at San Diego and are supposed to want to form an alliance

with right wing groups and individuals to deal with the

Government. BILL CLAY seems to be enthusastic about such

an alliance as he feels there is a considerable amount of

agreement between right and left wing groups as to the

goals they would like to achieve and their general disillu-

sionment with the Government and the established order.

CIAY is giving the matter. careful thought and may recon-

tact this group of students at a future time.

pertore

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Cover Shock tor latomore Repora si!"

Date prepared

Date received

5/19/20

Method, of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

I in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent: +

Received from (name or symbol number)

37FP DeStren L. Christense.

J by mail

orally

written by Informan:

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

6/1a/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity, or material

yippie /inasion of he Jacka

6/19/20

File where original is located if not attached

190-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-0-14365

(Yippie Inuasion of La Volla)

14-365

170-2867-73

Block Stamp

170-2564-23

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6/19/70

JEROME

An acquaintance, ARTHUR HANSEN, told me today

•there is a house at 711 Fern Glen, La Jolla, about two

houses from HANSEN's home which is occupied by "three

weirdo men" who live, there together.

They have many

stop signs, apparently stolen from intersections around

town which

they have nailed to the fence in their back

yara.

HANSEN said he recently observed one of these men

In the back yard at 711 Fern Gleh wearing a housecoat and

a red wig.

HANSEN also told me that the night before the

"pig Invasion" of la Jolla, his sleep was disturbed by

loud noises, at approximately 3:00 a.m. and looking out

his bedroom window he saw many cars arriving in front of

the house at 711 Fern Glen to the point that the street

was filled up with cars. He said each car carried two

to five male individuals and he estimated a total of 50

to 60 people entered the house at 711 Fern Glen. HANSEN

said he watched this incident until approximately 5:00 a.m.

when he went back to bed and as yet none of the individuals

had left the house. He said, however, when he awoke the

next day the cars appeared to be gone. HANSEN thought

this incident might have had some connection with the yippie

invasion of la Jolla the following day.

• .

• +

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71

FUKLEV. 3-13381

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1/2/70

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing.by agent: +

Dale

orally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

Received by

1/1z/20

54 steven L. Christer.

recording device

Date of Report /

7/2/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informan:

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Briei description of activity or material

etfur regardung "Hestherman"

add in "Freel Door."

7/2/70

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1005/3974 (505)

luster: Join line ham

170-2864-217

Maurice F. Cleary, dr;

700- 12461 (MM)

Robert Sullival

157-1795

17C Bio Stah A. 24

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JUL : : 1970

FBI-SAN DIEGO 1!

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7/2/70

JEROME

Attached are three letters and envelopes which

recently came to my attention. These letters are allegedly

responses to an ad that appeared in the Free Door To

Liberation for anyone interested in forming a local

Weatherman group.

These letters were supposedly obtained

from the free Door by the Minutemen and will have to be

returned.

Jerome.

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been an SiD's

in

Wart in state anel din

intreed in funding a real

sOs chapte ter of you gues

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dart bathic to crite back

What 'Colley die you fiom?

what are our poltiead

Moi

revolitem ay clipe.

'strad fighting". City when int

Mile

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Free-Down Box 50%

6389 timperial fre.

San Dias, CA

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Do Wham I flag CarcEr.A

I sawe your

artich in the pRespoon.

and I are spiting

more in lefimationa

Please, send it to

3959 Texas , San Diaho, Calif

*any internation

you see dies me will be prediy episcard.

Thank too

Marian ECleory IN

PM

& JAN

1970

FRee Day

NATIONAL

CHILDREN'S

DENTAL HEALTH W

• Sorry

Dalyo, Calif

Jerome

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enham in mdy concern

I just came down to seen tego

lepter being sent 22 Peter Sheila

Haspital for Omnis on feelie.

this gotten by centin freele.

prim the estedlinet.

I said liter you to sand me

sence information on SOS.

Here's my address:

Abs. 21

7930 El Caton short.

See Messe, Celig, 92044

AFTER 5 DAYS RETURI TO

Robert Sultron

2930 EL Caterised

Se Men, Clie 92041

IC SAN T

11570

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Weathermen- SOS

tree sorr

1. 0. Bef 504

Been tie go, Calip.

Jerome

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Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

12/8/20

or delivery

(check appropriate blocies)

_ in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by agent:

Date

Dictated

"Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infonnant

Brief description of activity or material

to

Date prepared

1/13/20

Received by

INFORMANT 5A Steven

unh. Christense

strally

recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

1/8/20

Date(s) of activity

7/6/20

Dair's

File where originalis located ifnot attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-

120-2864-1458

100-14297 (Davis)

Block Stamp

17c-3561-25

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JUL 1 7 1370-

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REPORT BY JEROME

On July 8, 1970.

I was at JERRY GEYER's house on the evening

he was given some gun

• parts by a person named

an ex-serviceman

and a friend of LYLE MANNING. GEVER said accorcing to

DOC, these parts belonged to SAM DAVIS and SAi was

suppose to get in touch with hin lates about the parts.

The parts are for a Wold Was II German autonatic

assauli sifle and are illegal to own.

GEYER Said

following this a person who gave his name as SAM

Whullars called on the telephone and asked about some

ther gun parus.

GEYER recognized the voice, howeves

as being that of Saii DAVIS and GayER is now suspiciou.

'Di DAVIS because he does not know what he is us to.

He said DAVIS was looking around for 50 il-2 Trip Levers.

It has been rumored DAVIS is paying hign.

prices for guns and gun parts but is selling low to

TOM FORREST.

FORREST is the biggest gun dealer in town.

Jerome

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Care, Stars for intormoin

Date prepured

8/13/0

Reccived by

Dute received

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8/T7/z

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deliver

(check appropriate blocks)

• in person

by telephone

[J by mail

If oraily furnished and reduced to writing by agent: -

Date

Dorally

Dictated

_ to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Matigue Yippie Day al.

_ recording device

Date of Report

8/9/70

Dateís) of activips

I written by informant!

8/0/20

File where original is located ifnoi attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100-1527-4

d, 86рo.

170-2864 - 213

T0O-157 1971 (Frank Yacopec)

мамкин

Block Stamp

+ 7112561-26

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REPORT BY JEROME

On August 7, 1970

Yesterday, August 6, 1970, I went to watch

the National tipple

Day at Disneyland. Many long hairs

and hippie type people were at the gate and parking lot

all day long but there were never enough there at one

time to make a big croud and most left after milling

around fos a while.

It appeared that they just did not

have enough money to get in..

FRANK YACOPEC, JERRY TARTAGLIO and others got

FRANKS 1202 VIVA

and many other rignt wingeis ifs.

Orange county area. The group to several hundred photo-

gra' is and shot two rolls si movie films.

The only serious incident occurred at about

6:30 p.m., when 300 or 400 yippies got together and started

marching fron place to place in Disneyland.

There were

several scuffles with the police who were called in at

about 7:00 p.M., and one girl was yelling "Kill the Pig,

Kill the Pig.

The yippies made an attempt to tear down the

flag in the fort but JaPRY TARTAGLIO and "CHUCK"

stood

against the flag pole and stopped them.

One of the apparent. leaders of the yippies was

about 45 years old with long hair and beads.

He got into

a scuffle with the police and a cop grabbed

him by the

hair, which caine right off showing hin to be very bald.

It looked to me as if there would have been

serious trouble if the yippies had been able to get a few

more people in there.

However, they backed right down

when they were confronted by the police. A lot of threats

were made and obscenity used.

During the day I noted about six rippies in front

of the gate with 15 - 20 ticket books passing out tickets

to other yippies to get in. Someone put out a lot of

money fos a lot of yippies to get in.

Jerome

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After the yippies were thrown out

rock throwing at the gate and an attempted

, march on the Disneyland Hotel which the police broke

It was later announced that people with long hair

would no longer be allowed admittance into Disneyland.

Jerome

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ile received

Recerved from (nam' or symbol number)

8/10/70

#1+4486-957atp barists

thot of delivery

(eirech appropriate blocks)

• L in person

I by telephone

→ bs' mail

orally fumished and reduced to writing byalgent;

Zorally

Dictated

Transcribed

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by Infonnant

rief descrintion or activity or materiai

Into re Reer Replinger, Loon Nerves

Date prepured

8/103

Keceived by

SA Stren

recording device

Date of Report

Datels) of activity

10/70

cistersin

written bs Informant

8/9/10

File where originai is located itnot aiiacaed

120 - 286A

INDIVIDE LS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTISIPATE.

JOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOXARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

do lied (Peter Raglingen)

150-2865-21

Time Press; VOMi

157-574 (Niver)

100-14,541 (American Nolunteer Gny)

"Jackson; St

40-157-vsti (Frank Yacopec)

Tantartio; Eucenes

100-14293 BelChin

100-14819 (Barn Gulfrey),

190-13474 Cr

(To Peter linger n

trimmississions.

"Fredt Akers

11-151336

¡12: 44T

Block Stamp

120 1560-27

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•--

REPORT BY JORONE

On August 10, 1970

- Would

ANOTHE E FACEDENT

There is nuch antigonism between the sight

ming group in san Diesticintenseles.

The Orenge

County rue Press nas M

Joue of the ios.

Angeles grouss are trying to

GiS-CreGLO PRAND 1A00.00,

who was rocking on the

paper and have nade JERRy

TARTAGLIO Mad at hin.

It looks like JOHN ZENiTO of

AVE and LLOYD PULLED Of S2195

are trying to nove in on

Those duo aud GLan

NORTON

conrected with the

rinute-men and ANG were at

a needing with JERRY PARTAGLIo at two o'clock in the

morning last week and apparently want to stoo all right

wing activity in San Diego.

I was told thet sUGaNE BROwll, editor of the

Oxange County True Peess

and TARTAGuTO nave been trying

to get FRAMi YACOPÉC anU SARRY GODFREY'S address in

San Diego.

VIVA is a front gaoup for eD BulLER who puts

out the orange Councy Exue Press.

Attached arecopies

of the June and July 1970 Isaues

of the pagei.

I was talking to BILL CLAY this norning

about the situation and

ne suggested tiying to push the

San Diego Minute ien organization in Orange County. He

was talking about sctting up a mail diop in yuna or

- Phonins Arizona.

ferome

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So PETER RUPLINGER is presently

living with POfeISor FrED AKERS at 5137 Rincon

Street, san Diego,

California. He has made contact

with an osganizatioh, of right wing professoss at

San Diego State College tno have gotten together

to try and do sonething about the

situation on college

campuses

He thinks there may be a similai gzoup

at the University of Califonia at San Diego.

Jerome

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Date p

Dute received,

Received from (name or symbol number)

8/17/70

Method of delivery

(check uppropriate blocks),

• in person

_Jby telephone

_ by mail

If orally 'furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

8/24/20

Received b

sir Steven. Chuteuren

Dorally

Dictated

to

] recording device

Date of Report

8/17/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informan:

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

8/16/20

Into re Streaf-founal Befit 8/ibhs

Glenn More possible Sonice of

File where original is located ifnot attached

- DSC

170-28626

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOXARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED,

100-14376 5f turnal)

1770-2864-1551

wowiminleypos..ete

Source

180-157-2920 (Frank Yacopec)

100-14819 (Ban

y bodhre

Block Stamp

11702-266A-28

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REPORT BY JERONE

On August 17, 1970

I stopped and watched the white Whale for

about a half of an hour last night at 9:00 p.m. The

• benerit Ior the san Diego sureet Jouznal was

in full

• swing and I can 30 1 40'1ong hair higole types outside.

Soneone apparently turned in a false fire alarm at

the White Whale as thee fire trucks and several police

cars came screening up.

After that there were a

lot

of people milling around the White Whale and I had to

leave.

FRANK YACOPEC waS also there watching.

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.:21530

anot than for informont Report or l

PLater. 9-3069

Date recgived

Received from (name or symbol number)

8/25/20

Method of delivery (chech appropriate blocks)

in person

= by telephone

- I by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

orally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

9/1/70

Received by

15 Steenh. Chistente

recording device

Date of Report

8/25/20

Datels) of activity

→ written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity gr material

Lento re

Legion of Justice

8/25/0

File where original is located if not attached

170-28697

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date -

Remarks:

17617115

Legion of Justièe)

120-2864-299

180-1425 Clays

SERIALIZED

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REPORT BY JORONE

August 25, 1970

The name Legion of Justice is not faniliar.

to me and neither age the names i BUCIAN, STEWART,

•DI ARTHUR Who are suppose to be connected with it.

BILL CLAY does have a

Post Office Box in his name

at

La lesa and he may possibly be BUCKIiAN.

CLAY said

at on: time that some strange mail night show up in

the La Mesa Post Office Box and if so to save it for

hiin.

who runs Buckman's Gun Shop on University is a nice

old fellow but way have soe cigar wing leanings.

•He has a son who runs an appliance store near the

Gun shop who is definitely right wing ana

very wild.

perone

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9A. 11

Repaner

?.

TARANTA

TO 30 (Hey. SABUS)

Date prepured

9/1120

Received by

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

8/24/20

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:.

ristente

orally

Dictated

to

] recording device

Date of Report

8/24/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Inforcas:

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

setinities of Refer Ruplinger+

5/21422/20

Bill Chay + Jerry

File where originalis located ifnot attached

120- 286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date _

Remarks:

100 - 14556 (Peter Riflingen)

V70-2864-34

11!7

(RIAL)

(Clay.)

100-14298

100-

Block Stamp

1701-761-4-35

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REPORT BY JEROILE

August 24, 1970

The Minute-nen at San Diego have put out a

com

bunch of now stickers. (one is attached). The La llesa

Post Office Box number on the sticker is listed to

BILL CLAY, with whon I talked on Friday. He said

that he does nut want to be contacted by right wingers

in the san Diego area, except in an energency because

he does not want to be connected with the new stickers.

He thinks the IBI will be around to see him about the

stickers anyway.

I do not know what CLAY is up to. It may

be he is trying to separate hiasell fron local right

wing activities or possibly he is izying to decoy

attention away fran people involved in local Minute-en

activities. I still

Get the feeling CLAy is involved

in sometring dig and

is caging to get sone organization

going in sevezal states.

I also stopped off at JERRy GlyaR's house

Friday evening and saw a big tripod mounted World War II

German

aachine gun. He also had all of the grease

gun paris laying around and had a case of a dozen

timing devices

for artillery shells.

Jerome

* Si THI

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"MINUTEMEN"

WRITE

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LA MESA CALIF.

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Date prepuccu

8/103/20

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

received b

8/10/70

INFORMANT

S'A Strech Chustinen

Method of dalivery

(chuch appropriate blocies)

in person

by telephone

I by mait

Zorally

written bj Informant

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

I recording device

Date of Report

8/10/10

Datels) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief descriptiok of activity or materiai

Lats re Pater kaplinger, Leon Noren

8/9/20

File where original is located ifnot atiached

170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTIEIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOSARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

100 - 11351. (Peter Ruplinger)

170-7864-31

True Press: JolliZening

157-574 (Niver

Lloyd Pullen, STAFT

100-1151 (American Noluteer Cms)

Glen

"Jackson; stre

1004 157-1577 (Frank Yacapec)

Tantagio; Eugene

"Brooh-3

100-14293

(GleClay)

100-14819 (Bany Gultiry)

(To Peter Paling en

1-7575 d

"Fredt Aters

161-151333

- Block Stamp

170 15150-27

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REPORT BY JEROME

On August 10; 1970

Would Idinter

TATERRANT

--.

There is nuch antigonism batween the right

The Orange

County True Press has

of the Los

Angeles giouos are unying to dis-credit FRANK TACOPEC,

who was wozking on the paper and have made JERRY

TARTAGLIO nad at hin.

It looks like JOHN ZEMANIC of

AVG and ILOYD PULIal of SIlES are trying to move in on

the Orange County Thus Press.

Those two aya GLaN

JACKSON Of the National. Patrotic Party and LAURENCE

NORTON connected with the minute-men and AVG were at

a meeting with JERRY TARTAGuTO at two o'clock in the

norning last week and apparently want to stop all right

wing activity in San Diego.

I was told that ZUGENE BROWN, editoi of the

orange County True Press and TARTAGLTO have been trying

to get FRANI YACOPEC anU BARRY GODFREY'S address in

San Diego.

VIVA is a front gioup for ED BUILIR who puts

out the orange county True Prese.

Attached arecopies

of the June and July 1970 issues

of the paper.

I was

talking to BILL CLAY this morning

about the situation and he suggested trying to push the

San Diego linute men paganization in Orange County. He

was talkine about setting up a mail diop in Yuna or

Phochix, Arizona.

ferome

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a...

PETER RUPLINGER is presently

living with PEofessor FIED AKERS at 5137 Rincon

Street, San Diego, California.

He has made contact

with an organization, of right wing professors at

San Diego State College who have gotten together

to try and do something about the situation on college

campuses.

He thinks there may be a similar group

at the University of California at San Diego.

Jerome

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MAY IN; EDITION

DIA GIN. A6.J.10 21

UNITED STATES

/ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO

DATE:

9/3/70

FROM : SA C. JORDAN NAYLOR: (170-286)

SUBJECT

INFORRANT

At 8:30 a.m. on 9/3/70, informant advised he had

received the following information relative to President

NIXON's visit to Coronado on this date:

st.

LILA BUCK and a group of approximately 50 "right-

wingers' have organized themselves and plan to meet on the

corner of 12th Street and Orange Street, Coronado, between

9:00 and 10:00 a.m., 9/3/70, to attract attention

regarding

'their protest because President. NIXON has refused to see

Reverend MC INTYRE (phonetic).

Specific plans of the group

are unknown except for the fact they plan to attract the

President's attention to the Reverend MC INTYRE matter:

Further details unknown.

The Message Information Center, telephone number

232-6621, has been encouraging all "left wingers" to meet in

front of

the Del Coronado Hotel between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.

on 9/3/70. A cadre has been organized to walk through the

crowd to attempt to stir up trouble.

This is to occur in

connection with the "yippie dope-in," which is to occur during

Informant said he will be attending activities at

Coronado during the day and will immediately contact Agent.

NAYLOR or Agent CHRISTENSEN to furnish details of any

demonstrations which come to his attention..

00-170-286

1 - 100-15317

1 - 105-7373

CJN: mt

(3)

170-2864-7

FE!- SAN D.EEO

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Date pressed

9/2/20

Date recejved

Received trom (name or symbol number)

Received by

18/221/20

IS Strel. Christenses

of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

• іп регол

by telephone

by mail

orally

_ recording device

_ written by Informazt

If orally, furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date of Report,

Dictated

to

127/20

Date(s) of activity

'Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re

AVG

8/27/30

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE-

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

information recorded on a card index by

won date

100-14541 American Volunten Go) Indes: Willian kee

170-2864-31

Medric "Buck" Johnser

Zernanee.

100-14301

100-14293

(Paul Rulinger)

John

Helen Graut

(Clay)

Frank Capelo

100-12467

(a)m)

to AVG

157-1798

Block Stamp

170- 156-1-32

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crea

REPORT BY JERONE

August 27, 1970

This morning I was talking to General WTLLIAM

LEMLY who lives at 1536 Glorietta Place, Coronado.

•He clained to have been part of a Military underground

•organization since 1921s which was strong because di

rears in the Military of Communist takeover in this

country.

He told me that AVG actually stands fos

American volunteer Government.

He explained that

lates on the organization felt a need for an above-

ground front organization and so established the American

Volunteer Group, with HEDRIC "BUD" JOHNSON as the leacer

and with an savisory Council of 13 Military officers.

•These included Connander BALDORE who refused to go to

Vietnam because

the Government would not fight to win,

General "CHESTY" PULLER, General CUSTIS LE MAY, and

others.

According to LINTY, membership in American

Volunteer Groups was to be opened to civilians but

restricted only to those referred to the organization

by the Military Council and those who were already

members.

When "sUD" JOHNSON died, under mysterious

circuastances, JOHN ZENANIC and his secretary, HELEN

GRANT,

took over.

ZOMANEC and GRANT then threw the

menbership open to the general public upon which the

Military Council dropped out, and as far as the Military

is concerned, that part of AvG is now defunct.

LEtiLy told me chat the nane A. DUNN which

appears on old AvG bulletins and letterhead stationery

is a pseudony for a woman from Seattle. He said she

is an agent for a private investigative

grous which

has its headquarters on the east coast.

This

investi-

Lative group is run by a tormer is Agent named FRAN

CAPELO phonetic and investigates left ming activities.

CAPELO is suppose to be in the San Diego area

in the near future, and LiLY said he would refez ie

to hin foi possible enployuent as an Agent on the west

coast.

Gerome

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LEMLY claimed that he and ROBERT WELSH,

• leader of the John Birch Society are good friends

and communicate frequently.

LaNLY clained that he

is Vice-President of the National Liberty Amendment

Conmittee, which is a isont group for the John Birch

Society.

The Liberty Anenament represents the

elimination of

income tax and LaMLy clained he was

testifying last week before a California State Senate

Gioup about the amendment.

I saw ISHLY on PAUL RUPLINGER's secommendation.

IEMLY claimed he and PAUL• RUPLINGER aze also good friends.

LElTY again talked about the American Volunteer Governent

and said the purpose of the organization is to bring

'about a Military coup in this country if it becomes

necessary.

He said the organization's headquarters

are located in or near Washingion, D.C.

LElLY said that JOHN ZEMANIC was formerly

Chief of security of the above ground organization undes

JOH:SON and his secretary, HELEN GRANT, was suppose to

be a teacher but Inly's group was never able to verify

this. LaiLy said that because of the peculiar circum-

stances surrounding JOHNSON's death, his group dia a

Licule investigating ard found that

ZEMANIC waS a

Long Shorman and belonged to HARRY BRIDGES Long Shorman

Union. LENLY said that ZuMANEC might actually have

been a left wing infiltzatoi.

Ily appeared to be very Military, anti-leit

and pro-minute-nen and way form an alliance with the

Minute-nen in this area.

LENLY Who was in ONI for several years, also

• claimed to have access to Canadian and British Intelligence

Reports iron all over the world, through a friend who is

still in Washington, D.C.

After talking to LEtty, I saw BILL CLAY who

told ne that he is now working in some big national

moveinent and can no longer spare the time to be deeply

involved in local Ninute-nen activities.

Jerome

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CLAY passed on to me all of the stuff he

had been using including blank Bisth and Marriage

certificates, selecuive service registration cards,

stationery from many companies around the country,

FBI Letterhead Stationery, forms to fill out snowing

receipt si Marine Corps Good Conduct redals.

He also

gave me

a plate burner for making stencils for an

off set press.

CLAY said he would continue to give local

Minute-men any help and support necessary both nece

and in other places

and said he would set up a Post

Office Box in Las Vegas for the local Minute-en group.

ferome

. im,.

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"D-JUT TREV. 9-30-691

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

8/31/70

INFERELIT

Method of

elivery

(check uppropriate blocks)

_ in person

_ by telephone

[ by mail

orally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

-to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Free Dior, Sunnie + AUG

9/8/70

Received by

S1 Steven L. Christer

recording device

Date of Report

8/21/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Infore

8/81/20.

File where original is located if not attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• information recorded on a card indes by -

on date

Remarks:

100 - 14948 (Free Dion)

Index: (TOAVG) Geveral

770-286A-33

William

100 - 15712 (Sunrise)

C'Zemanec

"Lenry: Volvi

100-14541 (AVG)

40073407,

Block Stamp

176-156-4-33

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REPORT BY JEROIT

August 31, 1970

I found out this morning in talking wiüh

DALE HERSCHLAR that the manager oi Les Girls who was

• supporting one Face Door financially backed out two

weeks ago and the paper is now in trouble.

For the

first time the Door is planning to charge foi the

newspaper, they still may not nave enough noney to

print it.

They have decided to stop carrying sex

oriented adas in the paper.

I also learned that the Sunrise newspaper

lost at least $3,000 on the rock concert it sponsored

and does not have enough

money to go on printing.

I talked to General LINLY Of AVG again who .

told me that "BUD" JOHNSON, former leades of AVG,

was

in the process of putting together a big expose

on the Connunist Party in the United States at the

time of his death.

his information from a former Military Intelligence

Communist penit salà Jonary Intelligence

Officer who was also connected with AVG.

LENLY said

he and other officers in the Military part of AVG

suspect JOHN ZEMANEC may have had JOHNSON done in and

the Military part of AvG is out to get ZEMANEC and

the civilian AVG organization if they can.

LEMLY claimed he and some right wing friends

were responsible for putting togetehr and passing out

the leaflets announcing the Yippie Pig National Invasion

of La Jolla early in the summer.

Innily said althougn

they did not think anyoning would actually nappen, it

turned out better than expected as many La Jollans

were turned against the left and have indicated

support for right wing activities.

The new Minute-nen

stickers were printed at

Alex Rapid Print in La Mesa,

California.

gerome

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E0: 301

D-30-597

Date prepured

Date received

9/2/70

Method, of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

4/8/70

Received from (name or symbol number)

Received by

II, Forari SA Steven L. Clensfeuren

I by mail orally

written by Inforcas:

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

4/2/70

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

lato re MIC * Presideut

Nixor visit 7/3/20

9/2/20

File where original is located if not attacaed

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infornation recorded on a card index by —

_on date .

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

170-2864-312

100-15317 (Nixon Visit)

100 is i eden in tie

Block Stamp

1761-251-1-34

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 2, 1970

I learned this afternoon from Message Information

Center that an unidentified group of individuals in the

San Diego area is preparing for a large scale anti-Vietnam

war demonstration tomorrow during the festivities sur-

rounding the visit and State dinner of Presidents NIXON

Apparently this demonstration is separate

and apart

and ORDA? from the previously announced "Yippie Dope-In"

at coronado, California, tomorrow.

According to MIC plans for the demonstration call

for participants to gather in the Hotel Del Coronado

parking lot for a rally and march beginning at 9:00 A.M.

I have also learned that a large number of

right wing oriented individuals mostly older female mem-

bers of the John Birch Society will also be present in

Coronado tomorrow to carry signs and protext against left

wing groups.

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I Cover Shoer Tor moron Report or ma°

ELLIOS (Ker. 9-30419)

Date recciyed

Received from (name or symbol number)

9/4/78

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

• in person

by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

- to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

orally

Date prepured

Received by

9/14/20

i Steven h. Christensen

] recording device

Date of Report

9/4/20

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

9/3/20

Cornado

File where original is located if not aitached

190-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. •

• Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

100-15517 (Nixone Visit)

Index: Cal. Liz, KMY 364,

170-28641-5301

Bonnie Anderson

100-14356

(Peter Ruflinger)

100-1407-55

157-800

180-14376

(Loiece Berguan)

(Dale Newschles)

(St. Vournal)

1710--BiobrstamiA - 3,5

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REPORT BY JEROME

On September 4, 1970

I went over to coronado yesterday to

watch the parade in honor of President NTXON and

• President ORDAZ and while there I noticed six

suspicious male naivi uals, three colored

white a:d one Mexican.

They were roaning through

the crowds trying to agitate and stir people up.

I followed them to the Del Coronado Hotel. They

KMY 314 Bot into a Pontiac with California license

and I saw one or two rifles in the car.

I imnediately contacted a California Highway Patrol

officer who put this information out on his car

radio.

According to PETER RUPLINGER, who was with

he previously poserved one of these legso males

acting as Master of Cermonies when ABBY HOFFMAN appeared

at San Diego Stave College to. speak several months

ago.

- I observedthe following persons at the

parade:

BONNIE ANDERSON, a white girl who is believed

to be connected with the Progressive Labor Party.

several unidentifiea leaders of the Chicano

Moratorium March at Los Angeles who were asking for

contributions

for bail for the Chicanos arrested in

Los Angeles.

DALS HERSCHLER, former editor of the doos.

LOWELL BERGMAN of the San Diego Street Journal.

The orange bus which the. Street Journal used

last year was also there.

mostly

fos victory

at Washington, C.D., on October 3, 1970"

Jerome

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Date pi

sed

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

Reccived by

9/14/20

9/8/20

545 A Steven L. Christensen

(check appropriate brocits

in person

Laby telephone

→ by mail

orally.

I written by Informant

If oraliy 'furnished and reduced to writing by

Date

Agent:

Dictated

_ to

recording device

Date of Report

9/8/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into se activitier of

Peter & Paul Ruplinger

9/8/70.

File where original is located ifnot attached

178-2561

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Infomation recorded on a card index by —

Remarks:

_ on date —

100-105 Peter Replinger

Inder: Dan Freedman

770-2561-36

Travis Jackson

+88-1571874 Frank Yacaßer) 1t-14590 Red. Work

100-14619 (Barry Godfrey)

100-14301 (Paul Ruplinger.)

100-11836

(YSA)

Block Stamp

172-2564-36

SERIALITER

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REPORT BY JERONE

On September 8, 1970

I was talking to PETER RUPLINGER this

. morning and he told me about DEPUGH holding sone of.

the people in cages. when he was captured by the FBT.

PETER is no longer living with Professor

FRED AKERS

and has terporarily sented an apartment

in

El Cajon using the name DON FREEDMAN. He is going to

try to sent one or two. Post Office Boxes using that

name.

PETER is suppose to get married October 23,

1970, and will then rent an apariment in his own name.

PETER told me that he, FRANK YACOPEC and

BARRY GODFREY had a meeting to make out future right

wing strategy. It was decided that they would continue

to harassing left wing individual and organizations

but would avoid hurting anyone or getting involved in

any real violence.

PETER said that he made contact

with a person naned "TRAVIS"

who he said is a lefty

but who he is converting. PETER said TRAVIS told hi

on September 3, 1970, about a person named R. J. WORK,

who lives on lincoln Avenue who had infiltrated

activities for the left.

He also told me about an individual at the

University of California at san Diego where a construction

worker dropped a five gallon bucket of tas from the

fifth floor oi the new hospital building into a group

of hippies. Apparently the bucket of tar broke and

sprayed all over the hippies.

HERE RUPLINGER, posing as a prospective

1)3141

nothing which night possibly nave been connected with

YSA and added that the landlady told him she had

just told the tenants to get out of one of the

apartments and had re-rented

TRAVIS

1S. TRAVIS JACKSON

Jerome

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PD361R0.

0-34-491

Date prepured

Dute received

Received from (name or symbol number)

1920

r. Forgiaminen

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Bed ring by ely mell only

Dictated

_ to

Received by

9/14/20

sisteven L. Chistenten

recording device

Date of Report

9/9/70

Date(s) of adtivity

written by Inforazi

Transcribed

Authenticated

Bretired 10/9/20

Brief description of activity or material

Into te dice clange me

9/9/78

File where original is located if not attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Information recorded on a card index by —

*on date -

Remaris:

100-14293 (Clay)

170-286A-34

100572461 (AIM)

157-1795

Block Stamp

110-2560-37

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anitastria.

REPORI BY JEROME

September 9, 1970

I saw BILl CLAY this morning and received from

• him negatives and other material for making phony draft

cards, selective Service Cards, California State Birth

•. Certificates, Missouri and California Drivers Licenses

and many other papers for making phony identifications.

CLAY again said he is trying to do some work on a

nation wide movement.

The Minutemen are very interested in finding

out if Mecha-Maya and the black students council at San

Diego state college are still to get the proceeds from

the first to home football games which San Diego State

college prays.

CLAY also asked me to get a new Post Office Box

for him which I: agreed to do and I will furnish the

combination and number as soon as I get it..

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...

Jerome

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Date received

9/17/70

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks

Received from (name or symbol number)

in person

by telephone

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

Dictated

_ to

INFORMITT

Totally

:

Date

ared

9/23/10

Received by

sa Steven L. Christenie

I recording device

Date of Report

9/17/70

Date(sVof activity

written by Informes""

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

10/9/20

Brief description of activity or material

Into reme

9/17/20

File where original is located if nor attached

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_ on date .

Remarks:

100 - 14427 (MIC)

170-2868-35

157-594 (Nower)

100-14892 (MDM)

100=

100=

dead (Phil Plymale)

17 Block Stames - A -38

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 17, 1970'

.

I have learned that Message Information Center has

a comline or telephone extension to New Iducational Aclult

Community at 1924 Island.

MIC has a three digit rotary

switch board and gets an extremely large number of calls

every day.

The head operator and the person who apparently

runS MIC is named PHIL PLYMATE. However, it looks to me

as though MIC is completely controled and directed by

New Educational Community.

I have learned that the keys to the MIC Office

are kept at 1924 Island. MIC is in operation every day

from 9:00 A.M., till midnight.

Last night I tried to call LEON NOWER at his

home at about 11:00 P.M.; a babysitter answered the phone

and said he was not home,

but in an emergency could be

reached at 443-5869, or at 442-2163.

While I was at MIC today I learned that MDM had

a new telephone installed today which is 234-1190, and

which is supposed to be kept confidential

gerone

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#552522.1

HO FICT

Date prepared

Date received

Received from (name or symbol numocr

9/18/70

delivery (check appropriate blocksi

• in person

] by telephone

| by mail

If orally lumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into rê MIC

Dorally

Received by

9/23/10

51 Steven h, Chuiste

recording device

Date of Report

9/18/70

Date(s) of activity

I written by Informani

9/18/70

File where original is located if not attached

170-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Remarks:

100-14427 (MIC)

170-2867-30

100-

100 - 19457 Phil n

100-14376

100-15112

(Sunrise)

100-14373 (Philps)

Block Stamp

11-2151A 39

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 18, 1970

This morning I went to Message Information Center,

arriving there at about 10:30 AM. Already there were TOM

HYDE and a young high school kid named STEVE (LNU) who was

learning how to be a MIC operator.

I shot the breeze with HYDE for about an hour.

He told me he is now Acting Co-ordinator for MIC. He said

, there will be a change in MIC leadership as he, HYDE, will

be leaving in about a month. He did not say where he is

going.

The former MIC co-ordinator, PHIL PLYMATE, 1S

supposed to be going to work full time with the san Diego

Street Journal. According to HYDE, both the Street Journal

and Sunrise are supposed to be out again in a few weeks.

HYDe said there will be mostly new people on the Street Journal

staff.

HYDE also talked about MIC's

"Fugitive File"

' This

file contains information on how to help deserters and draft

dodgers get out of San Diego. He said the file had been taken

out of MIC and hidden because many of the people connected

with this work had been questioned about it recently by the law.

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He said that when things cooled down, the file

will be improved and put back into MIC. He said one of

the things they planned to do is to ask anyone who calls

for help if he is a Federal Agent, thus hoping to trap him.

He also said that apparently some of the servicemen who

were helped in the past spilled the whole story about MIC

and other people when they got back to their Base.

I stayed at MIC until about one o'clock. After

awhile HYDE left, and I spent the rest of the time showing

STEVE how to do the work. I received and gave out a lot

of weird messages. I was able ta obtain the following

interesting information:

HYDE's telephone number is 582-8203. PLYMATE'S

telephone number is 232-8657. New Adult Communities new

telephone number is 239-2119, and RICK PHELPS' new address

and emergency only telephone number are 2810 31st Street,

telephone number 283-1934.

I agreed to pull another shift at MIC this Thursday

from 1:00 to 5:00 PM.

лисо мікіки

Jerome

visit once sm

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RaY. 9534-547

Date prepared

9/30/70

Date received

Received from (name or gymbol numberl

Received by

0/21/70

51 Steuenh. Chuistensen

ot delivery (check appropriate blocks)

DJ in person

by telephone

→ by mail

orally

written by Informen:

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

- to

recording device

Date of Report

T/21/20

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description,of activity or material

9/20/70

Into re "MM actinties 1

Bill Clay

File where original is located ifnot altached

170-2861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

I Infornation recorded on a card index by —

on date

remarks: -

1571741

1000

REal (MiM)

ludck : Windhan Artint

170-28641-410

Neushaw; fir.

100-14293 (Chry)

104-12575 Fred Schwit

100-134174 (595)

-

Block Stamp

1713-2861-40

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REPORT BY JEROME

On September 21, -1970

BILL CLAY yesterday who gave him three boxes of

papers belonging to the sDs Group at the university

of Califoinia at San Diego. CLAY apparently got

them from one oi the janitors out there.

CLAY has almost completed his pilots train-

ing and will get a pilot's license next month. After

that he intends to use his license

to fly various places

to carry on right wing activities.

A possible new Minute-man member is WYNHAM

• OF WYNDHAN ARTHUR HENSHAW WhO liveS aù 1902 Guy Street,

in the Mission Hills area of San Diego, with telephone

number 293-4430.

He and several other people including

a woman named LYLIA BUCK, a group from Scout demorial

Baptist Church and a group from the Christin Anti-

Conmunist Crusade the leader of which is Dr. FRED

SCHARIZ, are planning to go to the Victory march

in Washington, D.C., on October 3, 1970. The group

from the Baptist Church is chartering an airplane

to fly there.

When I talked to BILL CLAY yesterday I tola

him what I was doing at liessage Information Center and

he suggested putting some kind of listening device on

the telephone

there.

He said he would start experimenting

around aù work today to see what ne could come up with.

He told me he has gotten ahola of some new

three strand wire which is transparent to the eye and

can only been seen under certain lighting conditions.

He said this wire is being used in some

at the University of California

experiments

at. san Diego.

Jerome

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BeaTen 9-30419)

Date prepa

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

9/24/20

Method of delivery

• in person

_ by telephone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced, to writing by Agent:

Dale

Dictated

_ to

Transcribed 1

Authenticated

by Informant -

o9/z0

Briel description of scuvity or material

MM activities

Dorally

Received by

9/38/70

5r Steven L. Christense

recording device written by Informant

Date of Report

9/241/70

Date(s) of activity

9/23/20

File where original is located ifnot altached

20-286A

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTRES WERE NOT DISCUSSED. A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

7 Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Remarks:

157-1798

18012761 (A1M)

Index : Mike MeGaii

170-28611-4D

Gevald Moran.

100=14356 (Peter Ruplinger)

Charles Thrap

100-14819 barry Goate

100-14293 (Clou)

e Hoover)

081511570 (Frank Yacopec)

00-15351 1STRRace

100-14911

(Peoples once.

Block Stamp

170-254-1-41

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REPORT BY JEROME

September 24g 1970

Yesterday PETER RUPLINGER told me that the

Minutemen now have obtained the following Post Office

Boxes :

1) Post Office Box 3064

Ia. Mesa, California

In the name of HOWARD GODFREY Or MIKE MC GAN

2) Post Office Box 76

Spring Valley, California

In the name of GERALD MORAN

3) Post Office BOx 2351

Ia Mesa, California

In the name of CHARIES THROP

Some right wing people are excited about the

SIp rally on Detober 3, 1970,

and may attempt to create

a 1i0tle excitement.

one of the suggestions made was to

place black powder or primacord in the cracks along the

railroad. tracks over which the marchers will pass and

ignite it as they go by.

I learned that approximately one month ago FRANK

YACOPEC shot a large size steal nut through a window of the

Commune at 2nd and Thorn striking a hippie inside squarely

on the side of the head.

The hippie dropped as if shot

but nothing has been heard about it since.

GEORGE HOOVER has been very quiet lately and no

Whe Including BILI CLAY seems to know where he is of

he as doing.

I learned this afternoon that SIP 1s going

to hold a meeting at the and and Thorn Commune at 3:00 P.M.,

today which I will attend if I can.

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SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14376)

SA ARNOLD W.. D'BRIEN

SAN DIECO STREET JOURNAL

SM - ANA

9/22/70

telephonically advised SA O'BRIEN as

folkows: on 9/0/70:

• Information has come to sources attention that the

San Diezo Street Journal intends to re-instate the paper and

will attenpt to get out an issue of the Street Journal within

the next two weeks.

According to source, the Street Journal Intends on.

devoting a great deal of its journalistic efforts towards

women's

liberation.

Source stated that information has come to his

attention that the Street Journal has an unlisted telephone

number 235-4478.

According to sources

individuals desiring

-to contact the Street Journal telephonically contact the

Message Information Center (MIC) at 531 19th Street, San Diego,

California.

The MIc will not give out the unlisted

telephone

number of the Street Journal, but will forward any information

desired.

- 100-14376

- 170-285#

1 - 100-14720 (Homen's Liberation)

1 - 100-14427 (MIC)

AWO: vih

(4)

advised that he received the information

contained in this memo from JIll STEWARI, who is connected

with MIc.

Source further advised that he belleves he has the

opportunity of getting into the hid organization and can be

placed on a tour of duty with MIC in the near future.imilfilem

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Date prepared

10/6/20

Received by

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

725/70

Methodof delivery

(check approprial blochs)

in person

by telephone

J by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Joraly

Date

Diclated

18/1a/70 0 Linda Elegide

Transcribed 1 10/i/70

Authenticated

by Informant

10/4170

Brief description, of activity or material

Into re MIC, STP Rul

Exploding

]recording device

Date of Report

Datels) of aglivity

9/25/20

written by Informant

9/24/20

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

100-1442> (MIC)

170-2861-43

100-15381 (5TP)

100-14376 (St Vournal)

10-11957 (sing Said.

Block Stamp

170-25611-43

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SEPTEMBER 2

1970

Center, working the switchboard from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

I spent most of my time there copying about 300 names and

addresses from the MIC files which I will furnished in the

near future.

Last night, there was an STP organizing meeting

at the Street Journal building at Second and Thorn.

Apparently,

that was the only SIP meeting which will be held before the

SIP demonstration on 10/3/70.

Exploring Family school has apparently moved to

El Cajon and has a new telephone number which I will also

furnish soon.

• JEROME

...ferome

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te received

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thod fi delivery

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in person

by telephone

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_ by mail

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10/0/20 o Linda Elegido

Transcribed

ic/ca/70

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by Informant .

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a 10/9/20

Infore Mic

Date prepared

18/6/70

Received bi

Sistewenh. Christensen

recording device

Date of Report

10/2/70

Date(s) of activity

_ written by Informant

18/1/70

File where original is located ifnot attached

'INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

JOLENCE OR REYOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

→ Information recorded on a card index by

emarks:

00-14427 (MIC)

70-2864-77

_on date

Indek:

Orange County True

Preas to to e

1567-1798

80-13847 (SMC)

00-14737 (Family dahool)

bôus/74C01

IMMY

157-1796

Block Stamp

170-2661:44

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OCTOBER 2, 1970

Attached are some lists of names, addresses and

telephone numbers which I got at MIc.

The one page list

telephone numbers onlyis testudent Mobilization

Committee (SMC) contact list which includes some high

school students.

The second page list with both addresses

and telephone numbers

is a lit of MIC operators and contacts.

I also learned that MIKE MILLIGAN lives at 7080

Saranac, San Diego, but has telephone numbers 460-2515,

• 460-6100 and 469-3080.

Exploring Family school has telephone number 442-

5287.

BURT HALSEMA has P. O.. Box 15602, Andrew Jackson

Station, San Diego, California, and telephone number 442-

Aütached is the latest copy of the Orange County

True Press which was received in one of the Minutemen

mail boxes.

JEROME

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Angel Chesebro

Mary Clark

Colby Crotzer

Danny Davis

David Doan

Sharon Dunn

Tom Dunn,

Gini Fenley

Ozzie Gontang

Linda Greenwell

Sandy Horner

Bill Hulsey

Tom Hyde

Eiléen Jackson

Bill King

• Don Knight

•Jan Labao

Ali insunced

Susan, Gerre, Dick McKenna

Viola McKern

Beth Marley

Larry Meyer

Jane Mills

Egor & Sandy Parker

Jack Rice

Doyce Ross

Robin Russell

Bob Sanders

Paul Schoulmann

Mari Ruth Seamna

Sheryl Semans

Ann Spangler

June Stanley

Betty Strickler

Chris Strydesky

• Sean Sweeney

Robbie Tucker

Lisa Urso.

Wayne Wilson

Mike DeVore

Sherri McDonald

Ron & Shirley Snowden

Betsy Beloff

3611 31st St., 92104

6208 Tarragona Dr. 92115

5139 Clairemont Nesa Blvd., 92117

2545 'J" St., 92102

3009 1/2 Beech, 92102

173 Cedaridge Dr., 92114

2627 'C" St. 32102

2627 "C" St., 92102

2529 Island Ave. 92102

7719 Orien St., La Mesa

92041

4374 Lograno Dr. 92115

1232 W. Redwood, Apt. D,

4520 Olney St., 92109

2545 'j" St.,

92102

3323 Eoundary St., 92104

173 Cedaridge, 92114

410 26th St.,

92102

835 Halecrest Dr., Chuia Vista

2529 Island, 92102

2565 • J' St., 92102

2069 Abbott,

#3, 92107

6262 1/2 Stanley Ave., 92115

1639 Guy St., 92103

1535 29th Street, 92102

3023 Washington,

Lemon Grove 92045

4263 Lamont St, 32109

3705 Mission Blvd.; 92109

615 Circle Dr., Solana: Beach 92075

3830 44 St., #8, S.D.

1008 Edgemont Pl., S.D.

1408 Ebbs St., 92114

173 Cedaridge, 92114

4260 Narragansett, 92107

807 Redondo Ct., 92109

2545 'J' St.;

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5162 Pirotté, 92105

803 Redondo Ct., 92109

814 Diamond, S.D.

1352 Dale, 92102

106 "B: St., Imperial Beach,

3644 Liggett Dr., S.D.

2545 'J*, 92102

556 E1st St., 92102

2588 "J" St., 92102

4674 Isleta Ave., 92117

417 27th St., 92102

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488-3475

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8745 Hartzel Er. Spring Valley

8745 Hartzel Dr. Spring Valley

4916 Uvada PI.

2412 J. St. S.D. 02102

4266 Lanont St. S.D. 92109

3004 Greyling Ir. S.D:

743 Ensenada Court S.D. 92109.

4374 LOgIONO I

2529 Island, s.D:

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4266 Lamont

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2176 Julian St. S.D. 92113

3201 Hobley ST., S.I.

1674 Isleta ive. S.D. 021I7

4874 Islota ive. S.D. 92117

2529 Island Ave. S.D.

4266 lamont

1542 Gowin St. Spring Valley, 92077

2881 Murray Ridge Rd

2122 Ocean View S.D.

5019 Williams Ave:

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Cover Shiget for Informant Report or Ma*

siblist (Rov. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

18/5/70

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks!

_jin person

by telephone

_by mail

orally

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

10/0/70 1o Linda Elegido

160120

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re 5TP Rally 10/3/20

10/3/20

Date prepared

Received by

18/6/70

sxskevenh.@hristens.co

recording device

→ written by Informant

Date of Report

Date(s) of activit;

15/0

18/3/70

File where original is located ifnot attached

170- 286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLL'TIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by -

_ on date .

Remarks:

100-15381 (STP)

keen : Committee to Free flie

Soledad Brofhers

170-28664-737

00-1457= (Progressive hab on Darly)

157-2185

105-7212 (Nibbe)

105-7221 (Calderon)

157- new (Soledad Brothers Trial)

B58-157-147L: (Frauk Yacopec)

100-14770 (Women's Liberation)

100-144-72: (Experimental Coliege)

Block Stamp

121-2561-45

SEARCHED _

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## Page 638

OCTOBER 5,

last

I discretely observed

• the STP denonstration

saturday.

The march and rally looked like a failure

to me because

they only had 200 people participating when

they had announced that they expected 4,000 or 5,000 to

join in.

I was really surprised at the hostility of the

bystanders and onlookers toward the marchers.

Many of

them were yelling

• "Communist"

, "pigs"

, and "Go to Russia"

at the marchers.

The sailors and Marines along Broadway

were very menacing and several times I thought there were

going to be fist fights.

The demonstrators did not stop at the 11th Naval

District Headquarters building or at the Police Department

headquarters but just walked by chanting and shouting

obscenities.

There were three speakers for the rally at Newtown

Park. The first was RON NIBBE, who apparently had just

been arrested by the police and

talked about his arrest

and how it was unjustified. He said everyone should be

good Communist comrades and buy guns.

He said that the

people should oppose and defeat the police and completely

eliminate them.

He said it was unwise to seek community

control of the police aed by having them live in the communities

becuase then they would know what was going on all the time.

The next speaker was a young male Negro individual

•who said he was a representative of the Committee to Free the

Soledad Brothers.

He said the Soledad brothers trial

is going to be moved to San Diego and that as much of the

committee as possible would also be moved to San Diego.

said however, that many people who belonged to and worked with

the committee up north won't be able to come to san Diego

and that the committee needs volunteers from the san Diego

area to carry on its work. I didn't know what this person's

name was.

The last speaker was CARLOS CALDERON who said he

wanted to organize the Chicano movement and truth about

the great heritage of the Latinos and gave several examples

such as CHE GUEVARRA with whom he apparently was very impressed.

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It was

announced

. that Experimental College

at San Diego state College is going to have a workshop

course on Communism this fall.

selling a copy of

• At the rachallenere was a guy soine around

saying that it was a

Communist newspaper.

I believe I heard someone call

him by. the name of MIKE.

He was about 6'1".

odds, bro ceon, receding at the forehead, 2, 2z0

He was accompanied by a girl name KATHY, who is

apparently connected with Women's Liberation and PIP.

KATHY was about 5'5"

s in her

early 20's, curly brown

hair, very slim build.

These people said that there is

a new discussion meeting each Sunday on "Challenge"

and ILP and wrote down the address and phone number down

for me, 3993 Broadway, San Diego, telephone 263-1465.

FRANK YACOPEC was also at the rally wearing an

old felt had shot full of holes, a phoney FU MANCHU mustache

and a fatigue jacket. No one paid any attention to him.

Leaving the rally, I almost got into a fight with

three people who were very uptight and thought I must have

been a Lefty.

perome

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## Page 640

Caver Sheet for Informant Roport or le

F0-309 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

i0/

170

lethod of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

]by mail

Corally

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

140712/300 Gleu Fallen

Date prepared

Received by

18/19/70

51 Steven L. Chiisfie

recording device

written by Informant

Date of Report

10/2/20

Date(s) of activity

Frencibad 10/15/70

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity o material

10/1/70

In to re tenu Sawait; MM Ouga,

Anti-com Rare

10/31/20

File where original is located if not attached

170-28611

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_on date.

Remarks:

100-154795 (Vin Stewarf)

Inder: Glen Moore to

170-2861-46

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10/7/70

by Jerome

JIM STEWART, the fellow who has in his possession

SYLVIA SHAPIRO'S CMC mailing list, is about 19 years old, clean

cut, short hair, seems to be very intelligent and I believe

he is a student. He lives near the beach and it looks like he

is a person who is mainly responsible for organizing the anti-

war demonstration in San Diego on 10/31/70.

I heard some very interesting information about a

store

at Julian named the Mountain Market Grocery.

Apparently the

are openly advising for the

Minutemen

organization and are selling minutemen and other right-wing

literature over the counter at the store. Idas also told

that collections for DE PUGH'S legal defense are also being

taken at the store. I will probably goi up there soon and see

what's going on.

I learned from BARRY GODFREY that GLENN MOORE picked uL a

hippie female hitchhiker earlier in the week.

She was

apparently very radical, but MOORE got friendly with her and she

told him that the recent fires in the mountains were mostly

set by leftists and were part of a lettist plot.

I also learned that there is going to be a showing

of a film and a fund raising event at the Kent Theater on

10/15/70 to raise money and to make plans for the anti-war

demonstration on 10/31/70.

Marao

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STOP

THE

WAR

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ANTI-WAR

Meeting

The National STUCT LUBILILLTICN COMITIDE has called for nation-wide mass

demonstrations for OCTOBe Jist. The SiC here in San Diego, in line vita this

national day of protest to the war in Vietnam,

is calling for a city-wide

organizational meeting to make SCTOIR 31st in San Diego the biggest erer !!!!'

If you are opposed to the war

COME AND HELP

'!!!!!!!

OCTOBEL 10 - SATURDAY - 11:00 - MCiTEZUL FALL, AZTEC CEITER

SDSC

ON TO

OCT: 315500

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a on date"

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10/8/70

Jerome

While I was at MIC today I learned about an individual

who is believed to be an undercover police officer by

leftists.

This individual is 40 to 50 years old, has dark

greying hair, is unshaven and goes by the name BODINE Or BOLIVAR

or some such

similar name.

Apparently he showed up several

weeks ago looking for a ride to the east coast.

He claimed

to

have been connected with ahiree school somewhere in California

and also at Santa Barbara. He always carries a sleeping bag

with him and "crashes" wherever he can. The people here have

been checking on him and contacted the free schools at Santa

Barbara and in Colorado and found out that he wasn't known

there.

This plus the fact that he is still around after having

looked for a ride to the east coast makes him believe he is

• with the police.

I also saw and met PHIL PLYMALE.

He is extremely

weird looking and has a very strange beard and hair-do even

for the people at Message Information Center.

He impresses

me as being very paranoid and is highly suspicious of everyone.

!!:!

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10/15/70

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10/12/70

Jerome

Last Friday, I went up to Jullan to the Mountain

Market Grocery Store

and met the owner, whose name is MARGie

MC NICKLES.

MC NICKLES sells Minutemen, Ku Klux Klan and

other similar literature and material across the counter at

her

store.

She is also working with the Patriotic Party in San

Diego and told me that she is going to try to form a chapter

of the Patriotic Action Legion in San Diego.

Her son is supposed to be President of the Young

Republicans Organization at Grossmont College.

She told me that ROBERT DE PUGH has been on trial

for all the Federal charges against him at Albuquerque, New

Mexico, and has been held in the City Jail there.

She said

DE PUGH was to have been sentenced on 10/9/70 and said that

he was asking for a total of ten years each on nine separate

counts.

win to

MC NICKLES said that the jailors at the Albuquerque

City Jail are taking very good care. of DE PUGH as most of

them are very sympathetic to him:?. MC NICKLES also made a

statement to the effect that it DE PUGH is sent to Laavenworth

he will never get there which I took to mean that there may

be an escape attempt.

MC NICKLES also said that she KnowS JOHN ZEMANEC Of

• AVG and GLENN JACKSON of the Patriotic Party at Los Angeles.

She showed me an open letter which DE PUGH wrote to ZEMANEC

telling him to get completely out of right-wing activities.

She also had some other stuff which she claimed to have just

recently received from DE PUGH.

MC NICKLES also told me there is a commune at Julian

not far from her place.

she said these people are long hairs,

but clean and drive nice cars.

She said they moved in several

months ago paying $32,000 cash money for the house.

She said

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that although the former owner of the house told her he

sold the house to a woman she has seen only male individuals

at the house. She said there are only a few individuals who

stay at the 'house during the week, but that several carloads

of male individuals arrive each Friday evening and stay over

until Monday morning.

She said she and her husband feel

that some kind of

training is going on at the commune as

they have been able to hear radio Morse Code signals from the

house in the evenings when the wind is right..

She said the person who is always at the house, which

is located on Whispering Pines Drive, drives a Car with

California License TXL 136 which also has a Yale sticker

on it. She said cars with the following license plates have

shown up there on the weekends:

VGL 342

OKU 316

RGD 465

WTH 134

I have learned that SUNRISE now has a bookstore

at 4855 El Cajon Boulevard.

FRANK YACOPEC has been talking

about breaking the windows of the store.

JIM STEWART, address 5854 Ithaca Place, telephone

453-4867, has apparently been connected with a group called

the Non-violent Action Center.

pu =

"The San Diego Street Journal" has a brand new

telephone number which is 235-4478.

BILL CLAY went out of town Friday night and did not

get back until late Sunday night. He now has his pilot's

license and is certified to fly solo and wherever he went he

flew.

CLAY told me that the Minutemen lost some stuff

during the recent fires in the back country.

He said included

in the losses were a Lewis Machine Gun and several other

small machine guns and some ammunition and explosives which

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weren't buried deep enough. He said the losses weren't serious

and that most of the stuif

weren't hurt. He was talking about

running a survey to locate all the buildings and warehouses

and other places in the county where ammunition and explosives

are stored so that these places could be cleaned out or

blown up in the event it looked like the left was serious

about starting the revolution.

He was also talking about unburying 500 pounds of

explosives to have ready to use in the event of an emergency.

He also said the Minutemen in the area have acquired a new

20mm Caliber Lahti anti-tank rifle.

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SUBJECT:

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OSARAMN (41 6117) 101-117

UNITED SIATES

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SÁG, SAN DIEGO (157-1793)

DATE:

1/3/71

SA SIÉVEN L. CHRISTENSON

MISURETAN ORGANIZATION (N:)

Rh' - thi

On this date

information.

advised of the following

In his contacts with members of the ill organization

and other Right wing activists and sympathisers, it has beeme

apparent that some of these individuals are emashrimpen timin

effrais making efforts to establish a list of targets which

would be subject to sabotage or would be taken ot of commission

in the event these individuals deemed that a communist or other

totaliran takeover of the federal government appeared imminent.

In

iri

this regard

soirce advised he had recently been

contact with JEARY LINN DAVIS and GROKEE HOOVER.

They told

source of having made a trip to Ramona, Californias

exprees pirose of obsvering the 3I radio station

there as

posaisle tariet of sabotage as described above.

source said

these

individals expressed sunrise ut findin. no armed mards

rosted at the

radio station.

They also said they had found no

otner protective devices such as observation or alarm syotems

or fences.

Soirce did not know the exact date DivId and MoOrar

were at Ramona, and

apparently neither he nor tha other tuc

are amara of the existence of two til radio instaliations at

Rakons.

This fort was not disclosed to source.

1

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7D- 301; (Rev. 0-30-69

Date received

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12/70

Method.

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If orally furnished and reduced to wriging by Agent:

[J by mail

lorally

Dictated

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of netivity or material

Into ce Jam Daris, Ban

, Godtre

Dato prepared

1/27/71

Received by

sASteweinhe Christensen

recording device

Date of Report

10/12/70

Datels) of activity

7 written by Informant

Week ending

10/2/70

File where original is located if not attached

170-286A

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

m Information recorded on a card index by

_on date

Remarks:

100-14819

170-2864-507

Bary

•Godfing)

100-14297 (SamDaris)

100-1056 George Hoover,

+100-9557 CHair Riga)

157-1798 (AMS

100-15112 (Sunrise)

170884547-50

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On 10/12/70

By Jerome

It has been learned that BERRY GODFREY waS

in contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday. Apparently

he and GEORGE HOOVER and several other people are

planning to change their names, occupations and so

on and

try to disappear.

They are supposed to be

going "north"

, however the exact location is not

known.

Their purpose in doing this is to start

a Minutemen Commune as a base of

operations against

the Left. They have photographs

which they claim

were taken of people at Communes in the Northern

California area wearing. fatigues and practicing with

rifles.

They will try to locate these communes

and conduct terrorist activities against them.

It was also learned that DAVIS attended a

recent gun show at ll faso, texas. He reportedly said

he would put GODFREY in touch with his suppliers, who

can get anything in the way of weapons, ammunition

and explosives and other articles when

he leaves.

Apparently DAVIS and HOOVER will put this

plan into effect during the first part of 1971.

• It is known that HARRY RUJA, Professor at

San Diego State College, has been more active lately.

He has been involved in trying to organize some sit

ins and some protests against the arrest of LEON NOWeR.

He looks as though he may be trying to take NOWER's place

as the radical faculty leader at San Diego State College.

It was also learned that a Datsun pickup truck

which RUJA drives to work was burned up on his driveway

last saturday night. It is suspected that some of the

local Minutemen may have been responsible.

It was also learned that over the last weekend

the windows at the Sunrise Book Stre were broken.

gerome

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BETTIE HOUGHTON has not been seen for several

months.

She is not reported to be doing anything and it

looks as though everyone is more or less staying away

from her.

It is believed however she is still being

•contacted by DENNIS MOWER from los Angeles.

serome

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Lover Sheet for Informant Ropors or Mr

FD-305 (Rev.9-30-69)

Date received

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10/15770

delivery (check appropriate blochs)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to waiting by Agent:

Date

by mail

Dictated

to

AJorally

Date prepared

1/27/71

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SA Sterenh. Chrisfence

] recording device

Date of Report

I written by Informant

10/15/70

Date(s) of'activity

Transcribed

• Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Ups in possession of

serry Geyer

File where original is located if not attached

170-2868

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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On 10/15/70

By Jerome

It has been learned that JERRY GEYER had the

following weapons at his house last night:

Two fully automatc .30 caliber M-2 carbines;

Three .45 caliber grease guns;

One Thompson Sub-Machine Gun;

One Swedish K (Imm grefse gun style weapon) ;

A Colt Commando Carbine (A new experimental

automatic weapon in .223 caliber which Colt

hopes will replace the M-16.)

These weapons were all supposedly in good condition

and were fully operational.

They apparently belonged to a

Iriend of GEYERS®

It may be that the weapons are going to

a gun show to be held at Yuma,

Arizona next weekend.

However

GEYERis offerring any and all the weapons for sale now.

some

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Date of Report

11/3/20

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170-2864

NDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

PLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Infomation recorded on a card index by

_ on date

marks:

57-1798 (MM)

70-2864-5-72

00-14297 (Davis)

0 - 1035€: (George Hoover)

80-14819 (Godtiney)

20-157-2234 (Isaac Contrece)

s0-1435t (Peter Ruplinger)

00-13847 (SMIC)

00-157-822 (Frauke Yacopec)

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11/3/70

By Jerome

Attached is an SMC leaflet which I recently

picked up at SDSC.

It appears that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM DAVIS

are bosom buddies.

They invited me to go to the Gunsmoke

Ranch In Harbison Canyon last Sunday.

They were both

there and I also met ROGER WILLIS.. In addition there

were three women and two other males at the ranch whose

names I did not learn.

DAVIS waS In Mississipp1 recently and at the

ranch he was driving a green Chevrolet van with Mississippt

license F/6192030.

He apparently broke down somewheres

In Texas one the way back and HOOVER went to rescue him.

On the ranch there is a pistol range

and a

range with phagst

Ephs up and running targets but that

part was burned down in a recent fire.

The range is

being rebuilt.

There are also two muzzle loading cannons

on the ranch and there is a bunker or open mine shaft

type of thing in the side of ahill.

I could see shoring

and supports inside but was not allowed to get close enough

to see. what. it.

was..

HOOER and DAVIS were practicing quick-draw

always armed at least with .22 caliber derringer pistol.

SAM DAVIS has many M-2 carbine parts which he

will sell at a good price..

He gets alot of his stuff

from a place in Los Angeles, and he has approached BERRY GODFREY

asking him to stop at that place the next time he is in

Ios Angeles and obtain some hand grenade casings. The casings

are apparently being sold for $1.00 a pixe.

I learned that the house HOOVER lived in on the

ranch was burned in the fire. I also learned that

there are two fellows named SIAN (INU) and DAVE (LNU)

who live on the ranch.

While I was there SAM was thirking about staging a

punitive raid on the SDPD in retaliation for the arrest of

ISSAC CANTRELL.

He said however he did not know CANTrELL.

Jerome

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DAVIS sald he feels that the FBI and SDPD

are, communist controled and he wants to neutralize

them.

In particular DAVIS has a special hate for

Agent O'BRIEN of the FBI. He said he knows that most

of the Agents are decent people who are just doing

their job.

However he feels that O'BRIEN iS

persecuting the Minutemen as a vengeance and said he

would give anything to get O'BRIEN's home address

and telephone number.

DAVIS said he was going to price some tear

gas grenades and said he could get primacord in 500 feet

lengths for $30.00.

It was learned that the SMC anti-war march

11/1/70 was a complete failure.

There were only 150 - 200

people who participated in the

march, with a few more

attending the rally. Nothing of interest happened

and the speeches given were aull and uninteresting.

I was in contact with PETER REPLINGER

yesterday. He said there has been evidence of many

students

in the school turning against the new left

movement He said apparently the Street Journal and its

staff had been caught. In some bad lies which had caused

many students

to be disillusioned.

It was also learned that SAM DAVIS wants to order

10000 .223 caliber bullets through BARRY GODFREY's contact

which will cost $255.

It was also learned that FRANK

YACOPEC wants to order 1000 M-1 carbine bullets.

Jerome

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IS ONE WAR GING

TO EnD?

NIXON SAYS WE ARE WITHDRAWING.

BUT:

FACT:

Last week the Super Carrier Ranger left for Vietnam with over

5,000 men and 125 planes.

FACT:

Friday morning the Carrier U.S.S. Kitty Hawk leaves San Diego

also fox Vietnam with another 5,000 men and 125 planes.

THIS IS ESCALATION

NOT WOTHDRAWAL

This war is costing you, the taxpaying citizen, $2 million each

--+

and every day, that is approximately $1500 a year for every man, woman

and child in this country.

Because a war economy is non-productive inflation has run wild,

10% per year nationwide.

Because of this war the average citizen

made less real money this year than last despite pay increases. Our

paychecks buy less and less each week.

This is a rich man's war.

How many of the "Big Brass" get shot

up? How many millionaires lose a son or father to keep this war going?

FOR WHAT?

Many of the sailors on this ship realize this and do not wish

to go. They will be gone today but the fight to end the war goes

Disgust with the war is rampant within the military itself.

So long as the apathetic state of the people continues so will

The time to sit passively and watch has passed.

the time for responsible action to end the war in Vietnam.

Servicemen and civilians are working together to end this war

for the first time in history. Show your support for the servicemen today.

BRING ALL THE TROOPS HOME NOV!

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FD-30i (Rov. 9-30-69)

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Date received

10/29/70

Reccived from (name or symbol number)

3*

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telcphone

by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Diclated

to

Morally

Date prepared

1/27/71

Received by

Sir Stevenh. Christer.en

recording device

Date of Report

10/29/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

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• i

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Brief description of activity or materiai

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10/29/70

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120-2867

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

..on date

Remarks:

770-28611-533

00-14819 Godtrey

00015474(50911

100-13847 (SMC)

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170-2561-53

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On 10/29/70

By Jerome

I was told that BERRY GODFREY was In touch

with BILI, CLAY today. CLAY claims that there have been

the beginnings of some right wing activities at UCSD.

He said that the SDS there tried to stage a protest

against the Marine Corps Recruiter which was scheduled

to come to the campus.

He said one SDS member dragged

an American flag across the quad and for his efforts was

beaten up by a couple of members of a new right wing

group at the school.

The SdS had planned to protest the number of

Negro Marines who have been killed in Vietnam, however

the Marine Corps set a Negro Recruiter to the school

which really threw water on their plans.

According to CLAY it appears that a real confrontation

may be brewing between the conservative and radical students

at UCSD. It was also learned that CLAY now has his private

pilots license.

It has also ben learned that BERRY GODFREY and

other members of the Minutemen group may be present at the

SMC march and rally on 11/1/70.

perone

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On 11/9/70

By Jerome

I was in contact with PETER REPLINGER last

Saturday.

He told me he has agreed to take charge

of all the Minutemen records which are presently being

kept by BERRY GODFReY.

PETER is getting ready for his

upcoming wedding and consequently has not been to active

lately.

I have noticed that someone has been painting

a number of pro-Minutemen slogans on bridge abutments

and overpasses around the La Mesa and El. Cajon area.

lately.

I had a chance to talk to BILL CLAY this

morning.

He Is still upset about MELVIN CRAIN:

He thinks CRAIN is behind a large part of the left

wing activities in the county.

He said he believes

CRAIN has a lot of weapons and ammunition stored away

on his Hollyoaks Ranch In Harbison Canyon.'

CLAY also mentioned that KENNETH GOFF was

In town yesterday. He said GOFF was and probably

still is a close associate of DE PUGH. CLAY said

GOFF is sort of a religious fanatic.

GOFF may have concealed DE PUGH forawhile when. DE

PUGH was in hiding. He said GOFF was here to speak

to a group of right wing people and said about 40

individuals attended the speech.

CLAY said GOFF told him of the existance

of a left wing revolutionary army which is operating

In this country. He said this army uses the name "Largo"

said the code used is supposed to be based on the sixth

and seventh chapters of one of the books of Moses in the

bible, which is somehow inserted into the IV program's

script. He also said there have been references to

"Largo"

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In recent issues of "News Week" and "Saga" magazines.

If he can find out what issues it was in,

he will try

and get them.

Jerome

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50-141016 (Bettie Houghton)

00 - 14819

(Godfrey)

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On 11/10/70

By Jerome

Attached are copies of some new Minutemen

stickers and posters

which the local group has been

putting out.

They are supposedly printed by Alex

Rapid Print in La Mesa.

They are being mailed out to

rany people and are also handed out locally around town.

It is known that BETTIE HOUGHTON was in contact

with BARRY GODFREY last night. She was very excited about

the posters and stickers and

said she was very glad to see

some activities getting started.

She said she is reorganizing

some of her contacts and group and said that the new posters

and stickers had caused such a flury in town that the whole

Minutemen organization might really get going again.

She said LOU CONDE had apparently received some of the

stickers and posters and was excited about them. It looks

as though there are many people just sitting around waiting

for something like this to happen so they could get involved.

It was aiso learned that BETTIE Gave GODFREY

some plates with which to make some big Minutemen posters.

She also said she has nearly 500 negatives which can be

use to make plates for printing posters and leaflets.

I had a chance to talk to BILl CLAY again.

He maintained that there may have been some comection

between DAVIS and ISSAC CANTRELL awhile ago.

CANTRELL

is the one who was arrested by local and fèderal authorities

for unlawful possession and manufacture of automatic

weapons.

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COMMUNIST TRANORS

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EVEN NOW THE CROSS-HAIRS

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HELP STOP

COMMUNISM

JOIN THE

"Miratemen

An organization of loyal Americans

dedicated to the preservation of both

national and individual freedom

• Insist on a strong stand by our own government

against communism- in Cuba as well as in Vietnam.

Demand that we stop sending supplies to Russia

and

her communist satellites while American boys are

being killed in Vietnam by Russian bullets-- clean

out the traitors and parasites in our own federal

bureaucracy. Be prepared to help stop armed communist

Invasion or violent revolution.

For further information on the Minutemen

organization, send a stamped self-addressed envelope to

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NOVEMBER 18, 1970

BY JEROME

The photo of JAMES RICHARD BUSs is totally un-

familiar to me and I don't believe I have ever seen this

individual before. His name is also not familiar to me.

I was fairly well-acquainted with STEPHAN SMITH.

He was in the San Diego area for a period of approximately

a year and left six to eight months ago. I was told that

he went back north, which I assume to mean los Angeles or

San Francisco.

SMITH was married and lived with his wife at Rancho

Bernardo while he was in this area.

He was very involved in

the Right vs Leit confrontation, which took place in Poway

last year over the make up of the Poway School Board. He was

Involved there with colonel shit, the NoRMaNs, and other

people who were opposed to DANIEL. PREDOVICH aS

School Board

Chairman and some of whom who were considering ways of getting

ILd Of PREDOVICH.

While SMITH was in this area, he was closely associated

with known members of the Minutemen organization, such as MICHAEL

VEJBODA, PAUL RUPLINGER and LOU CONDE. I do not know if SMITH

Is or was a member oi the Minutemen organization, out II not,

be was not a member in name only as he appeared to be in total

agreement with the far Right extremist, radical, political

philosophies of VEdBODA, RUPLUNGER and CONDE.

SMITH's wife

was also extremely Right Wing and on one occasion helped pass

out Minutemen organization leaflets. SMITH was involved as a

partner with LOU CONDE in a business, which was named DIGISCAN.

DIGISCAN was supposed to have been an electronics research and

manufacturing outfit, the main purpose of which was to develop

sell a police communications systen whereby each individual

police officer could,

at all times, be in constant touch with

some police base station.

SMITH and CONDE apparently had a

quarrel about the business and split up, and I believe there

may be a law suit pending over ownership of some of the equip-

went, which belonged to the company.

jerome

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As a sidelight, SMITH would build monitoring and

"bugging" devices for a price. He also had electronic equip

ment for use in searching buildings and other places for

hidden electronic monitoring devices or "bugs".

I heard recently that MICHAEL VEJBODA is presently

Living In Salt Lake Cityo

There is to be a big gun show. in Campo on the

and from the talk I

ing of the Minutemen organization and other Right Wingers in

this area.

JERRY GEIER, I know, will be there with weapons

to show and sell.

of 30tk Street, about 1à blocks north of El Cajon Boulevard.

Jerome

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100-17464 (Melvin Craise,

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11/16/70

bY JEROME

I was in contact with SAM DAVIS last Saturday

evening.

For some reason he was quite upset and was

talking

about making plans for a tactical squad of six or so individuals

with which to nartass and terrorize left wing sympathizers in

the San Diego area.

He said he wanted to have a meting this"

coming Friday evening to try to map out some strategy. In

particular, he seems to want to conduct a raid on MELVIN CRANE'S

ranch.

He said he would shoot the Doberman Pincers CRAig has .

guarding the place, ransack the house then burn it down.

He was also talking about another place in Harbison

canyon, I will try to get the address later, where he claims

Communist Party meetings are being held.

Among others, he claims

that SI CASADY and DOROTHY HEALEY (phonetic) have ceen meeting

there. He says he wants to raid that place too.

He was also talking about a 'Doc Roberts" who he says

has many weapons contacts and who may have access to machine

guns and hand grenades. He may put me in touch with this person

Later on.

• I have also been talking to FRANK YACOPEC: YACOPEC

says he has learned of a possible existence of some bunkers

which were buried and abandoned oy General PATTON at the start

of the secona World war.

He says the bunkers are supposed to

still be full of ammunition and explosives. He claimed he

was told of the existence of

the bunkers by a former aide of

General PATTON. He told me that he, BILL CLAY and BARRY GODFREY

may fly up to the location at a later date and look it over.

uncers are

Apparently these bunkers are located somewhere in the desert

east

of 29 Palms.

I was also in touch with PETER RUPLINGER on Saturday.

He stated he has obtained 50 hand grenade fuses and wants to

go to Los Angeles to buy 50 hand grenade casings ana he will

then activate the hand grenades.

PETER claimed he has a friend

who works at the Frontier Gun Shop in San Diego who is a

right wing individuals and is selling unregistered ammunition

and firearms. PETER has been carrying a 3 caliber revolver

lately.

Jerome

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I also learned that SAM DAVIS has an unknown quantity

of expendable rocket launchers with rounds which he will sell

for $25 each.

He is

supposed to se looking for anti-tank

weapons and mortars in the hundreds or thousands.

DAVIS apparently

has a brother who is also very militant and is working

with him.

I am supposed to see BETTIE HOUGHTON this evening.

She will put out 500 of the new posters and stickers (see

attached) •

The advertising from the posters and stickers has

obtained response from as far away as los Angeles where the a

person named FRANK W. CORRIGAN wrote requesting information.

Jerome

Congen's delors is 57653 Franklin:

Lus Angeles, California:.

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41/25/10

Contact with

Marge MeNickles,

11/37/70

Sam Dasi + Bill Clar

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* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK *) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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Index: Vago looke,

X70-250M-55

Glenn

Lactevose,

57-1815 (Marge MaNickles)

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Calitornia license MHD 097 registered

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Fredic Johnson, 1l1 - 24th St, Her-

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Darners or Mo

On 12/1/70

BY JEROME

I was in contact with MARGE MC NICKLES at

Julian last Wednesday and talked to her for about three

hours.

We discussed DE PUGH's status.

She said that

representatives of the Minutemen organization anâ the

Patriotic Party have been talking to former Chief of

Police REDDIN at Los Angeles alleging that DE PUGH Is

innocent of the bank robbery conspiracy charges on

which he was recently convicted.

She said she was

told REDDIN is sufficiently convinced of the possibility

of DE PUGH's innocence that he may search out evidence

• In this regard on which to base a program for his

television show.

She also talked about a JIM MOORE who she said

Is in California and is on one of MC NICKIES' mailing

She also mentioned an older man in Los Angeles

named FREED who is a leader of the Patriotic Party. She

said that DE PUGH's mother is also a Patriotic Party

leader and told me that DE PUGH has asked GLENN JACKSON,

of Los Angeles, to resign as co-National Patriotic

Party Chairman.

MC NICKLES said that she herself is Secretary-

Treasurer of the Western Region of the Patriotic Party

which covers 1l states.

She said in the event of a

spllt in the Patriotic Party between DE PUGH and JACKSON,

she will side with DE PUGH. She said she has the bank

account and the membership list for the Western Region

of the Patriotic Party in her possession.•

She also told me that the Minutemen National

Headquarters continues to function under BOB DE PUGH, JR.,

and RAMONA VAN DE PUGH.

She said there is a courier

traveling between Los Angeles and the Minutemen National

Headquarters weekly.

Jerome

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aLinrmanti

She asked that her son, DANT. MC NICKLES,

a student at San Diego State College, be

used at

Right wing activities and made arrangements for me

to meet him this evening at 8:00 p.m., in. La Mesa.

MC NICKLES told me there is a woman living

In the Julian commune and said she has seen others

coming and going there. She gave me the license

numbers of two more of the cars she has seen at the

commune•

One was an out of state license, white back-

ground with blue figures XVC 316, which was on a dark

green car with white racing stripes, possibly a Mustang,

which was at the commune on October 11, 1970. The

other was a tan over brown Volkswagen bus with California

license MHD 097 which was at the commune on November 2,

1970 .

On Friday I saw BILL CLAY and told him about

MARGE MC NICKLES.

I asked him if he thought we should

try to use her to re-establish contact with the Minute-

men National Headquarters.

CLAY

said "I don't know.

We'll have to ask SAM about that.

• 11

I was definitely

impressed from the way he made the statement that perhaps

he has been taking orders in the Minutemen organization

from SAM DAVIS all along.

We then went together to see DAVIS and discussed

MC NICKLES with him.

He said that we should continue

to case that

talking with MC NICKLES to see what contact with her

would produce.

CLAY and DAVIS then got to talking

about breaking DE PUGH out of jail at Albuquerque and

I related to them what MC NICKLES had told me before

about going to Alaquerque to visit DE PUGH. CLAY and

- DAVIS became very upset and jumped all over me because

I had not told them about MC NICKLES being there and

about knowing the layout of the Albuquerque City Jail.

After this they started talking idley about

getting DE PUGH out of prison at Fort Levenworth.

DAVIS then

stated he had seen DENNIS MOWBER not

too long ago and at that time MOWER was hiding out a

girl who was allegedly a former secretary for dE PUGH.

He said MOWER told him that for some reason DE PUGH had

people looking for this girl to kill her and that also

she was being sought by the FBI.

gerome

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DAVIS continued talking and indicated the

possibility he hold a higher position in the Minute-

men organization in the State of California than we

previously suspected. He said he has been using the

name SAM WILLIAMS in

some of his other contacts and

Minutemen activities.

CIAY then mentioned a former San Diego area

Minuteman named ED ANDREWS who he thought had always

been very reliable.

He sid he had previously understood

ANDREWS to be somewhere in the State of Arkansas but

Said VIC WALTON had told him that ANDREWS was back at

Ramona, California, some time ago.

They also talked about HOWARD CLARK as a

reliable Minuieman member. He also apparently lives

at Ramona and

is employed

at Convair.

MC NICKLES IS

also well acquainted with CLARK and they said we should

uSe CLARK as a reference to MC NICKLES to gain her

confidence.

CLAY and DAVIS want to have another meeting

soon for the purpose of setting up a schedule or list

targets in the San Diego area

to hit in the event it

appears that a communist or other totalitarian

in this country appears imminent.

From my contact

with CLAY and DAVIS it appears that there has been

considerable improvement in the communications and

coordination among the Right Wings in this area.

Additionally, regarding my contact with MC NICKLES,

she told me she is Neo-Nazi. She also said she is

in contace with JOSEPH BRINKER and also said that HENNING

VON BECK is in town.

She said he is the son of a General

VON BECK who was in the German army and was executed at

the Nurenberg trials.

She said he sold her that last

week some one IIred a rifle bullet through the windshield

of his automobile and regularly gets letters from Jews

announcing they are out to get him..

She also told me that the local telephone

Installer at Julian, a man 40 - 45 years old, 1s also

a Minuteman and that he checks her telephone for her

to determine if it is being bugged.

gerome

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ky Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Anthony Kao in

Salia, Haware

12/2/20

File where original is located ifnot attached

120-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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_on date.

Remarks:

100-0-

170-2861-59

Anthon

, Kao)

Inder: Fashion

Wig Imports to

2- Honolulu

Stephen

170856A - 59

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on 12/2/70

BY JEROME

My parents, who just recently returned

from Hawail, told me about a person named ANTHONY

KAO they had been in contact with while in Hawaii.

They said KAO owns and operates a business named

Fashion Wig Imports which is located in the Ala Moana

Building on Wanaao Place in Kailua, Hawail.

They said KAO made a number of statements

which were anti-United States and pro-communist China

in nature.

They said KAO, who is Chinese, Is closely

connected with many Chinese communist businessmen

and is currently trying to act as a sponsor to help

Immigrate two men from salman knows united states.

They also said he anech another

man named STEPHEN SUED, of Yugoslav nationality, who

they said was trying to run for some public office in

the nocent elections in lavail. Sued allaged

makes

regular trips to yugoslavia. E

Jerome

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12/2/70

Into re Norman's at

Painay y Teher Buck

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170-286A

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

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170-2864-64

100-15355 (Voln Busk)

170 Bock 310-A - 60

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• BY JEROME

I was in contact with the NORMAN's from

Poway yesterday, the father and son. I learned that

the father is a landscaper and that he has access

to large quantities of ammonium nitrate. The son is

a student at Mesa College.

Both seemed

very willing

to help out in any Right wing activities in this area.

I was also in contact with JOHN BUSH last

night: He is. still wheeling and dealing in surplus

military goods and especially military manuels.

acquired from him a Special Forces Manuel on Air Drop

Methods and Codes.

perome

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Dictated

to

Date prepared

1/29/71

Received by

5xSteven lusteries

recording device

Date of Report

111/70

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

12/1/70

Into re Gerald Smite x

Mons V. Sterslay

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-28601

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date .

Remarks:

157-1798

170-2864-617

108-134 (Gerald LK, Smith)

ro 157-20 (National Socialist White Peoples Party)

196

'(While Citizens Cinucil)

10015337

(Starsky)

dieter jo:

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on 12/11/70

BY JEROME

•I am very familiar with the name GERALD I.

K. SMLTH.

He has been operating around the Southern

California area for some time and is generally con-

sidered to be a

finatical extreme right wing militant

Individual and is kind of nutty.

He is or has been

involved In the National Socialist White People's

Party and in the San Diego White Power Council.

put out toda

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~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER !1, 1970 - Daily Netee

News Briefs

STUDENT GOVERNRIENT

COMMITTEE CH COMMITTEES - Applications

for three student positions on

Acadonic

Honesty Commitice are opea. Applications

available in AD 126 and AS Ultices. Deadline

Blondisy.

COUNCIL

- Arls and letters position open.

Applications available in the Groanations

Oltice. Appit. stions dine Dec, 15, interviews

3 р.м. D)vc. 16.

HEALTH SERVICES BOARD - Meeting 11 Monday.

Room 231, Health Services Bldg. Ogen to sil

students.

INTERFRATERMNTY COUNCH! - Presidents meet-

ing 10 p.m.

today.

Rooms B or G.

Aztec

-Center. Del Sud Diciures well he taxen. Elec.

tion of tic rust chaurman. Importart please

attend,

PUBLICATIONS BOARD - Meeting 11, Tuesday:

ignore it. I nave met the enemy and it is me.

Now, at the count of theme, I wol! awaken and

return to normal. (ne

• Sirs)...

"Dur of.

19113.

otings 11 y.m.

Rooms Kand la Nalee Coster.

Tuesdiys.

COUM. ASSOCIATION - slooting 11 i.m. Dec.

15. 55337.

FCLX DANCING - Sunday nigit 79. Dec. 13,

Beom C, Mrive Center. lireek, liracli, Ser.

bian, American, and many more dances, If

jou cajoy danein. and keting new people,

make gaurself hiusin. Exeryone welcome.

Bring a friend, It's irce.

GAY LIBERATIC FRONT - Due to weather,

Sunday's Gas in will be hold at dist diva.

radio lidl. let 14"

HOUSING CENTER - Bicycle auction, 10 a.m.

Caturday, Aztec ('entor.

A hustays, . Everyone miscitel

experjence necessary.

12-1-Z6

Tony cog

Arizond Treatment

Ordivarily the administrators of San

Diego State College and the in-

stution's Board of Trustees would not

pay much attention to a hanquet spet

ei exlolling the iand anniversary of

"the artitant - the Socialist Work-

ers Party newspaper.

Ive hoge that they did last weekend.

The speaker was Moris J. Starsky, 3

dedicated Marsist who was fired from

• Arizona State Universily for his active

advocacy of for left causes.

Nr. Starsts, noy a philosophy pro

fessor at san Diegu Stain Collage,

critly has not charger his stripos.

We sugget to Mon Dice, Sale officials

that they consider him a prime candi-

dato das dire arioa licainont.

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perome

MORRIS J STARSKY LIVES

AT 6851 ALVARADO RD.

APT. 14

¿u: 15,19 78.

¡Controversial

Professor Now

At S.D: State

TEA!PE, Ariz. (AP) - Di

Morris

Starsky,

controversial

former assistant prolessor

Arizona

State

Linis ersity.

is

tcäching as a visiting lecturer ai

San Diego State, the State Press

has reported.

The chairman of the philoso-

uny department at san Diego

IState. Di.. Fatricia. Cranferd

has confirmed that Starshe sad

hired. as of Sepi, 1, on a one.

yoar basis to teach tro courier

logic and 20it Century philoso-

phy.

The ASE student dcwapi09i

said Starsky crisred lear

a telephonie interview thet an a!-

telopt would be made to jor

ardize his position at the lin:

fornia college hy ininiming tic

administration d her past po.m-

cal activities as arizano State.

Starsky, an admited Socialisi.

was placed on on roar's lecci

nai

sabbatical kare br

Board of Regents la Jule 1.:

dismissing a cluse to addro::

rady al the likeni ti

2070. Thie facult coitted ry

a

had recommended that

charges brought against him bel

dir missedl.

Starsky as savin: il mas mies:

to be away

Torn lou.

away!

fran

the public vivir.

The :

school, he sitid, is a Tissuest li

the arizona legislature"

sill .

"political conned extremely d:

pore since the legalese lad's

in Phocnis."

Starlin has filed in festore!

court suil ser time to train his!

pradio as a pee frederi

surplilace

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Eover Sheer for informant Report or l

FD:300 (Ker. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number!

1/4/71

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

7 in person

• by telendone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

¡by mail

...

Dictated

to

orally

Date prepared

1/27/21

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53 Sevach: Christensen

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Date of Report

1/4/21

Date(s) of activity

7 written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

'tin

1/3/41

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

157-1798 (MAL)

170-2864-62

180-15856 (George Hoover)

100-15337 (starsky).

200-14296 (Conde)

+00-457-1874 (Frank Yacopec)

100-120-15400 Jerry Geyer)

1765503536A -62

dinal de

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 4, 1971

He was in contact with GEORGE HOOVER yesterday

who apparently has not been doing much of anything. He

also saw JERRY GETER last night who claimed he has made

contact with a Minutemen group at Los Angeles which is

involved in buying and selling weapons. He told many

about some new Minutemen business cards which are coming

out of Los Angeles. We got around to talking about hand

grenades and GEIER said that although he did not openly

solicit hand grenades. for money, he would obtain some for

money If he happened to run across any.

:

I am not aware

of anyone connected with

the

Minutemen organization placing Minutemen stickers and posters

around MORRIS STARSKY's apartment

house of on his car.

However, people like LOU CONDE, FRANK YACOPEC and the

RUPLINGERS are always good suspects in things like that.

exore

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Cover Sheel for Informant Report or M.

itS 30: (1204-9-30-69)

Date received

Received, from (name or symbol number)

7/71

Method of delivery

(chech uppropriate glocis)

in person

I by telephone

[J by mail

If orally fumisked and reduced to writing by Agent:

AJorally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticaled

by informant

' activity or material

= to ne MM activitier

Date prepared

1/28/71

received Dy

5x Stwinh. Chris tensen

recording device

Dute of Report

1/2/21

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

1/5/91

File where original is located if not attached

170-2864

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by .

_on date -

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

170-2861-650

108-1555t(Georgetosver)

100-14297 (Dads)

100-14410 (Stan Mellade)

100-157-1824 (Frank Yacopec)

100-14819 (Godfrey)

100-15406 (Veris Geyers

100-

Block Stamp

100-14293 (Clay)

00-15355 CA

, Busek)

;..

luii

170-2864-63

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 7, 1971

і ій:

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1'191"

.1.;

I was talking with GEORGE HOOVER day before

yesterday. We discussed an idea which he and SAM DAVIS

have had

regarding setting up a CIvil War Confederate

skirmish group similar to other such groups which have

been established In other parts of the country. This

group. will be set up by HOOVER, DAVIS, STAN MCDADE, (INU)

MARTINI of the Accuracy Gun Shop, FRANK YACOPEC and BARRY

GODFREY. It Is expected as many as 50 or 60 other individuals

may join the skirmish group, some who will be rightwing.

oriented people and may who will be just plain gun nuts.

These will include JERRY GETER, ROGER WILLIS and others

probably including some from the Patch and Ball Gun Shop

crowd.

I have also learned that GEORGE HOOVER and SAM

DAVIS have three operational Civil War field artillery

pieces which are located on ROGER WILLIS' Gunsmoke Ranch

property in Harbison Canyon and may actually belong to

him. STAN MCDADE Is bullding a 4th artillery piece.

He

has the gun carriage assembly and has ordered the barrel

for the weapon..

jerome

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According to HOOVER, the beauty of organizing

such a skirmish group is that it will allow the right

wingers and Minutemen to use the group as an above ground

organization and to openly drill and train with weapons.

Members would have their own uniforms and the organization

would be set up in a military fashion with officers, ranks,

etc., assigned to the members. Persons joining the

organization will be protected from police and other

outside harassment by being assigned the name of an actual

CivIl War officer or soldier to use while they are participating

• In the organization's activities. The existence of the

organization will also give the right wingers an excuse to

have large quantities of black powder and percussion caps

• on hand to use for their weapons.

In addition the organization could be used to

provide an honor guard to be present at local appearances

of right wing speakers and to set up counter-demonstrations

against left wing activities.

This skirmish group would be controlled and direct-

ed by an underground nucleus of 6 or 8 solid Minutemen members

who are not generally known to other members of the skirmish

group.

HOOVER and DAVIS are apparently becoming less

Interested In BILL CLAY as a member and participant in right

ferome

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wing activitles. According to them, he is too busy now

adays with his own personal affairs to be of much use.

For this reason, they have said they don't want him in the

underground group of Minuteman members who will direct

the Civil war skirmish.

It has come to my attention that JERRY BUSCH

has fallen out of favor with most of the Minutemen members

who do not like or trust him. SAM DAVIS has even threatened

to shoot him: GEORGE HOOVER still likes him though and

BUSCH spends most of his weekends at the Gunsmoke Ranch with

HOOVER and WILLIS. Could their be a romance brewing?

perosse

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Govar Sheet for Informant Report or Ma

FIX30; (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date prepared

1/28/11

Recolved

Date received

Received from (name or symuol, number)

Man 13/174

(check appropriate blocks)

in perSon

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Dale

by mail

Morally

Dictated

to

recording device

Date of Report

1/13/71

Datels) of activity

_ written by Informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description ofactivity or material

e Paul Rupluger

1/12/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-1861

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGSATED BY AN ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Infomation recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

100-14301 (Ruplingers

Index: Virtue In

100-14296 (Condle)

America

1770-2861-764

170 To 7414 - 64

SEARCHED -

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REPORT BY JEROME

JANUARY 13, 1971

I was talking to PAUL RUPLINGER yesterday. He

told me he is trying to revitalize the Virtue in America

Group (VIA). He said he has been talking to LOU CONDE in

an attempt to gain his participation and support for VIA.

He also said if he is successful with VIA he may possibly

go in with the skirmish group which GEORGE HOOVER and SAM

DAVIS have been talking about setting up..

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 693

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Loversheet for informant Keport or:

*D-305 (Rev. 9-30-69)

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

:1/1:3/71

Method of delivery

• (chock appropriate blocks)

•Jin person

by teleshone

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

7 by mail

•*).

Lf rally

Dictated

to

Date prepured

1/z9/71

Received by

5xStenk Christeniten

recording device

Date of Report

written by Informant

13

171

Date(s) 'of activity

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Infonnant

Brief description of activity or material

At te angel it aus

1/13/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

110-2867

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM1)

Inder: Verse Steptens

VI0-2861-687

157-1618 (MoNickles)

Block Stamp

174-28614-65

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on 1/13/71

BY JEROME

::

I was at Julian today talking to MARGE

MO NICKLES.

She said she had sent a letter to one of

my Post Office Boxes asking me to come and see her.

She said It looked as though there had been another

split in the Minutemen organization, and

showed me a

bulletin which she had received from what looks like

a new Minutemen group.

The bulletin was printed on

the original Minutement letterhead paper and was post

marked December 15, 1970. She said she received the

bulletin about a week ago.

Regarding the bulletin, MC NICKLES said that

In the past there was always talk about DE PUGH and

other people in the Minutemen organization regarding

an Executive Committee of advisors to DE PUGH. According

to the bulletin, it had been sent out by that Executive

Committee and announced that during the month of December

of 1970, no date given,

there had been a meeting of

Regional Coordinators

of the Minutemen organization at

Chicago, Illinois.

The bulletin said the Executive

Committee was gratified at the large attendance at the

meeting and went on to announce that control of the

Minutemen organization was being taken away from DE PUGH

and

the res's of the National Headquarters Group at

Norborne, Missouri. The bulletin said this action was

being taken as it had been learned that funds of the

Minutemen organization had

been mis-used, that nalucinatory

drugs had been purchased and that effective leadership

was lacking at the Norborne Headquarters. s

The bulletin said that DE PUGH and his

associates should no longer be considered as part of

the Minutemen organization.

The bulletin aâvised

that

• all Minutemen literature which had not been copyrighted

was being re-printed and was always available for

distribution.

grome

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- She said the copyrighted Minutemen lIterature

was being reviewed for changes so as to avoid the

copyright and would been be re-printed.

The bulletin also advised that as a result

of the December meeting the country had been divided

Into ten regions with a Regional Coordinator appointed

for each.

The bulletin said that the Regional Coordinator

would be

the individual member's contact with the

National Headquarters. The bulletin had a return

adaress of Post Office Box 090, Elgin, Illinois, with

a note that

the second address appearing on the

was that of the receiving members Regional Coordinator.

The note went on to say that if no second address

appeared on the bulletin the receiving member was to

send all Minutemen organization mail to the Elgin,

Illinois, address from where it would be forwarded

to the Regional Coordinator.

There was no second

address on MC NICKLES' Copy of the bulletin.

Enclosed with the bulletin were a number of

the original Minutemen report forms which are to be filled

out and returned. Also enclosed were a number of the

origional Minutemen application forms which are suppose

to be distributed to interested persons.

MC NICKLES told me

she has heard of several

other people (no names given) in our area who also

received the bulletin.

She said, however, that apparently

none of the JOHN ZEMANEC-GLENN JACKSON grOUp at Los

Angeles got them.

With regard to DE PUGh, MC NICKLEs toLd me

• that the charges against him in the State of Washington

have been thrown out of court for lack of evidence.

MC NICKIES said she communicates regularly with DE PUGH'S

wife and received a

letter from her not too long ago

which requested more money for DE PUGH's legal defense. •

She said, however,

there has been no visible action in

this regard and pointed out that the above described

bulletin implied that DE PUGH's wife is "blowing" the.

money which is being received for his defense.

gerome.

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## Page 697

She said she has also heard a rumor to the

effect that DE PUGH's wife is running around on him

while he is in prison, but she said she does not believe

this is true.

mentioned

MC NICKLES said DE PUGH's wife had previously

a person named JESSE STEPHENS who may possibly

be connected with the group al Elgin, Illinois.

She said STEPHENS supposedly started a Right

Wing group some years ago, possibly in the Northwest

but was never recognized by DE PUGH.

She said she does not know if STEPHENS is

actually connected with the Elgin, Illinois, group.

I will send a letter to the group at Elgin,

Illinois, regarding what their plans are. I will use

the name JERRY MORAN and the Post Office Box Number 76

at spring valley, california.

prome

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Cover Sheet for Informant Report or Mr

#D-30U (RUV. 9-30-697

Received from (name or symbol number)

method of delivery (chech appropriate blochs)

→ in person

_ by telepione

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

7 by mail

orally

Diclated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

nto te Pail Rublin

erase

Date preparis

1/28/71

Received by

FASteven

12. Christenten

recording device

1 written by Informant

Date of Report

1/14/71

Datels) of activity

114/21

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2864

• INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by .

_ on date

Remarks:

100-14301 (Rupfinger)

170-28674-66

105-9128 (VB)

100-14298 (Clay)

170-2564-66

SERIALIZED LAFILED

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ON JANUARY 14, 1971, BY JERONE

I was contacted by PAUL REPLINGER this evening.

He is planning some protest activities regarding Mayor

CURRAN's announcement in today's "San Diego Union" naming

tomorrow, January 15, 1971, as MARTIN LUTHER KING Day in

San Diego.

It was learned

that REPLINGER is making up

some

dummies of Mayor CURRAN and MARTIN LUTHER KING in his

basement which will be hung in elegy from the San Diego

County Administration Building tomorrow morning.

It was

also learned that REPLINGER has lined up about 200 persons

to make telephone calls' to the City switchboard tomorrow

morning for the purpose of tying the switchboard up for as

long a period of time as possible.

I also learned from BILL CLAY last night there

is to be a speech at UCSD on Sunday, January 17, 1971, at

7:30 p.m. on the Venceremos Brigade: I will get more details

tomorrow.

perome

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Gover Shout for Informunt Report or Ma'

FD-SOU (Rev. 9-3069)

Date prepared

1/28/71

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118/1

Sran12

of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

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by mail Off orally

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Dictated

to

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Dale of Report

1/15/71

Date(s) di activity

• written by Informant

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by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re Veuceremas

Brigade

File where original is located if not attached

190-22860

« INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

] Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

105-7128 (UB)

170-2864-67

Indes: Reislutionary

Action Caucus

170-2567-67

Block Stamp

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ON JANUARY 15, 1971, BY JEROME

I obtained a copy of a leaflet advertising a speech

on the Venceremos Brigade at UCSD on January 17, 1971.

The

leaflet invites peonle to come to hear about Cuba "after the

revolution" from people who have gone on the Venceremos

Brigades.

The speech is to take nlace at 7:30 p.m. in Room MC

201 and indicated there would be speakers and slides. According

to the leaflet, it was put out by a group named the Revolutionary

Action Caucus.

perone

i,'-.."

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Coxer Incet for Informant Roport or Mrs

TºI-306 (Rov. 9-30-691.

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1/28/71

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delivery

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1/18/71

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activity or material

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He her Goide, Geo Nort

Sam bars, ete

418/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-286A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

# Information recorded on a card index by

on date

Remarks:

100-14296 (Conde)

170 - 2864-68

105-

(Alpha 66) Opm Deuch

100-14297 (Davis)

100-15356 (6eorge Horser)

100-

(Roger

Willisto par Deuch

100-14301 (Ruflinger)

17 octedito 1 - 68

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ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME

I have not been in contact with LOU CONDE in some-

cime; nowever, I understand he is still politically active

especially in the group named Taxpayers Concerned.

REPLINGER is still in regular contact with CONDE.

CONDE has always had a reputation as a "blabber

mount", but actually only talks about little things which

• are not

very important.

CONDE is a clever, dynamic ,. ambitious

and hardworking person. He has a lot of money and

is very

-willing to put some of it into right wing activities.

himselr.

CONDE has many Cuban exile contacts and is a Cuban

In particular, he is close to the Alpha 66 group

and can get them out to do things for him.

CONDE is in very tight with the local tuna boat

association and I would imagine he also has many contacts

among the shrimpers and tuna sievers.

This is because he

has a marine engine and shipfitting business and does much

work for the fishing boats.

It is entirely likely that CONDE may be involved in

some way with illegal arms shipments on some of these fishing

boats between here and some Latin American countries.

If this

Is happening, I doubt that the weapons are coming to the

United States through the Latin American countries, but are

probably being purchased here and shipped to Cuban guerrilla

organizations

in Central and South America.

It is also possible

that CONDE may secretly be doing some work

to.arm some of the

tuna boats to protect them against seizure by such countries

as Peru and Ecuador. He mentioned something about this to me

about a year ago.

It looks as though I may be going to the Gunsmoke

Ranch this coming weekend.

They're going to have a pistol

shoot there with quite a

few people attending. Last weekend

they had a shotgun shoot at skeet. The group at the Gunsmoke

Jerome

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Lover Sheel for mermen: nepent simur

FD-300 (HOr. 9-302091

Date recaivad

Received from (name or symbol number)

118/71

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telcphone*

_ by mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Aforally

Dictated

to

Transcribed /

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description ojactivily or material

Into re Frank Yaceßee

Date prepured

1/28/21

Received by

So steven LChri

ristent

_ recording device

Date of Report

1/18/21

Date(s) of activity

] written by Inforrant

1/18/11

File where original is located ifnot attached

170-2868

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGYATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by —

_ on date

Remarks:

770-

657.15° (Frank Yacopec)

inter deny

170-3864-61

Fartaglio

100-141819 (Godheg)

100 - 14356 (Pete-Ruflingen

157-1798(MM)

100-151336 fury Tartagler.

17 Grock a 6-1 -69

SED BEE

Fria-1011

H211194

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ON JANUARY 18, 1971, BY JEROME

I have learned that sometime ago, FRANK YACOPEC

and JERRY TARTAGLIO were in contact with a retired Army

colonel who claimed he was some kind of an aide to General

PATTON, or otherwise connected with him, when PATTON was

Involved In desert maneuvers and training in the Palm Springs,

California, area at about the beginning of the second world

According to what this colonel said, PATTON and his

troops received urgent orders requiring them to pack up and

ship out to go overseas with only two days notice. Because

of such short notice, rather than taking their heavy equipmert

and supplies with them, they simply abandoned and buried ther:

Intolesale quantities.

I understand that many trucks and

tanks were part in ravines and gullies and dirt was bulldozed

over them.

There are a lot of recorded instances where people

have found such buried supplies in the desert out beyond

Palm Springs.

This area is still all Government property

that is very llttle inhabited any any time.

Apparently the

Government has either lost its records, forgotten about, or

simply doesn't care about all the stuff that is supposed to

be buried out there.

In particular, this colonel told YACOPEC and TARTAGLIO

about a large concrete bunker with big double steel doors which

he said was filled with ammunitions and explosives and also

buried.

He apparently told TARTAGLIO and YACOPEC how to locate

the bunker and I understand that they went out to the desert

and after digging through about six feet of sana, actually

found the steel doors to the bunker. Following this, they

covered the bunker up again and have not been back since.

On the 27th of this month, a group Including YACOPEC,

BARRY GODFREY and PETER REPLINGER are going to go out to the

desert to try and relocate the bunker and dig it out. I

understand that REPLINGER has access to a portable jackhammer

and some other heavy equipment which he will use to dig out

the bunker.

If it is at all possible, I will try and go along

with them to see what they actually find.

Gerome

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-Corer Shoet for Informant Report or M

FD-306 (Rev. 9-30-691

ich

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

125

Method of delivery (check appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

If orally furnished and reduced lo writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

Morally

Date prepared

1/24/11

Received by

51 Steen Christense

• recording device

Date of Report

1/25/71

Date(s) of activity

written by informant

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Into re actinities of MM

at Guarmate Reach

1/24/11

File where original is located if not attached

170-2861

# INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by .

_ on date -

Remarks:

157-1798 (N4M2)

XTO - 286A - TE

100-14610 (Stan Me(late)

100-15355 (Lemy Busch)

100-14297 (Dalis)

100-15756 (Gertgow).

100-

(Roger Wills) Piter. Openich

100-11294 (Howard Clark)

Block Stamp

_1762-256A-70

SO 7120

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Davi's

ON JANUARY 25, 1971, BY JEROME

I was at the Gunsmoke Ranch in Harbison Canyon

yesterday..

When I got there, there were already 15 people

present, most of whom I did not know and as I was leaving,

three more people, STAN MC DADE and his two sons, arrivea.

Those I knew among the others present were JERRY

BUSCH, SAM

DAVID, GEURGE HOOVER and ROGER WILLIS.

Iwo of the others that

I noticed inparticular were a young fellow in his early 20's

tall, 130 pounds, dark brown hair, who was called

GEORGE, and a big fellow with shoulder length

Boatee beard who was about 45 years old, 8l 5" tall, 300 pounds

and. bald. I believe he may have been referred to by the name

ROYAL.

There did not seem to be any organized activity in

progress.

Most of the people were just more or less milling

around and talking with each other.

Most were carrying pistols

and most were shooting muzzle loading weapons at one time or

another.

While I was there, I got to talking to SAM DAvIS about •

HOWARD CLARK who lives at Ramona.

DAVIS stated he felt he could

trust CLARK completely and backed this up saying that CLARK is

storing some weapons for him. DAVIS said he had also been working

on some machine guns with CLARK at Ramona at one time andaded

that: ebAht can get 211 of the TNT and t-4 plastic explosives ho-

DAVIS said he would get a list of prices of this stuff

BaR eLARa on February 45, 1971, and added that he, DaVIs, has

to go to court that morning to answer charges on three traffic

warrants.

• DAVIS also told me he will be going up to Mud River,

Idaho, sometime in the early part of this summer with several

other

people to live.

He said he will give me his address there

when it becomes available to him as he wants to stay in touch

with me.

It appears this may be a Minutemen commune he has been

talking

about starting for several months now.

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over Shect for Informons Roport or M

EL-2X) (Rev. 9-30-63)

ial

Date received

1/24/71

Method of delivery

Received from (name or symbol number)

(check appropriate-blocks)

jin person

by telephone

If orally furnished and

reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

by mail

A orally

Dictated

to

Date prepared

129/71

Received by

Si Steve, Crister.

I recording device

Date of Report

1/266/21

Date(s) of activity

written by Informant

I'ranscribed

Authenticaled

by Informant

Brief description of activits or material

"In to re parible BP nursed Maury

(LNi) + MM activities

1/26/71

File where original is located ifnot attached

190-28601

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

Index: Bob Siste

170-2841-72

100-14293 (Clay)

52-4723 (Elbert MCGill)

100-14297 (Davis)

157-

/Maus

(LA) open ambassign)

170-286471

SENALIZED -/FILED_

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ON JANUARY 26, 1971, BY JEROME

This morning I answered an ad in the newspaper

and purchased a .22 calibre Remington rifle for $20.00.

I bought the gun from a Negro individual by the name of

MAURY (ph) (LNU) who is presently residing at 5880 University,

Apartment #9. He looked to me to be in his late 20's, about

5' 9" tall and slender and was wearing a goatee beard and a

moustache. He wore his hair in a modified Afro style and

resembled comedian BILL COSBY very much, both in physical

appearance and mannerisms.

He told me he had just moved to san Diego from Los

Angeles and is looking for work.

While I was at his apartment, I noticed he had large

quantities of Black Panther and other black militant literature,

including books by ELDRIDGE CLEAVER and copies of the Black

Panther Party newspaper.

--

In addition to the .22 calibre rifle, he also had

in his possession a •32 calibre automatic pistol which is a

cheap imitation of the French MAB and is made in Spain.

It has been learned that there is a San Diego Police

Department officer named BOB SISK who claims he is a member of

the Minutemen organization.

I was in contact with GILBERT MC GILL Sunday. He is

still employed at the Telephone Company. He told me he has

been helping to tap some telephone lines and that it is still

a common practice for Telephone Company employees to listen in

Regarding the possibility of a big Minutemen meeting

during the midale of December, 1970, I was unable to get in

touch with BILL CLAY during

almost the entire last half of

December and it is possible he may have gone to the Chicago

meeting.. It is also possiblo that SAM DAVIS may have gone as

I am frequently unable to contact him for several days at a

time.

pesome

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

MINT SINTES GOVERNMENT

Memorane

um

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286 A)

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

DATE: 2/12/71

on 2/11/71, source observed a rally on the

San Diego State College campus which began at 11:00 a.m.,

chanting slogans against the current military operations

In Laos.

Source said following the march the sally

continued with a skit put on by a group known as the

Chicano Guerilla Theatre.

Following this a young male

individuals named

"SKIP"

who said he was from NDit, spoke

to the crowd urging them to harass the Marine corps at

Camp Pendleton, California, dring the upcoming courts

• martial of two MDM members

there.

Following this a young girl got up and announced

there would be a meeting Sunday evening, 2/14/71, to plan

for a big rally on San Diego State College camous Wednesday,

2/17/71.

She indicated that persons desiring to attend

the meeting should gather "down by the trees

and from

there they would march to the meeting place.

She further stated that an additional purpose

of the meeting would be to organize a new radical group

on the San Diego State College camous which would cover

all issues rather than having several organizations each

Interested in only one specific issue.

C1 - 170-286 A

1

- 100-

(HARRY RUJA)

1 - 100-14523

(STAG)

100-14733(GULLEY)

1-100-14892

NDM)

1 - 25-

HARASSMENT OF LOCAI

1

-100-14646 (STANCLIFF)

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM 2/16/71 - 2/19/71)

1 - 100-13347 (SHC)

1 - 62-2008 (COM)

• 1

1.

on

100-1550T (SIEVE NYSTROM

• 100-14495 (STANCIE

1 - 100-14720

WOMENS LIB

1 = 100-15337 (STARSKEY

120-1511-72

SEARCHED _ INDEXED

SLC/gak

(13) дак

F7P1610!1

= 100

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

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SD 170-286. A

Source also learned there was to be a closed

meeting at 3:00 p.m., on 2/11/71, to plan for the

Sunday evening meeting.

Following this the microphone was opened to

the audience but only one individual, a young male

Individual with long hair and wearing no shirt or shoes,

took advantage of the opportunity.

He spoke against

carrying the Viet Cong flag and against trying to destroy

the system saying he believed the necessary changes

could be made within the established frame work. He

was not too well received..

Source also acquired a leaflet distributed by

members of the Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) at

the University of California at San Diego (UCSD).

The

leaflet called for a massive demonstration against the

local draft board office on Park Boulevard and

starting

with a "mass-in" at the local board building at 10:00 a.M.,

on 2/16/71.

The leaflet indicated that persons interested

in participating should assemble in the Urey Hall parking

Iot at UCSD at 9:15 a.m., on 2/16/71. Other persons

desiring to attend should find their own transportation.

For further information interested persons were requested

to call telephone number 453-3362.

The leaflet stated that SMC desired to obtain

the signatures of enough people so that during the period

2/16/71 - 2/19/71, 20 persons per hour could be assigned

to be present at the draft board for harassment

purposes.

: The leaflet indicated that there are many legal

forms of harassment which should be engaged in such as

bringing any kind of garbage or miscellaneous articles

to be filed in a registrant's folder as Selective Service

law states that a registrant may place anything in his

folder which he feels is pertinent to his draft status.

-2 -

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SD 170-286-A

The leaflet urged registrants to appear at

the draft board simply to examine their file, or to

ask any of a numoer of questions regarding their draft

status or the Selective Service System itself.

The leaflet urged females to appear at the

draft board and demand to be allowed to register for

the draft denouncing the Selective Service System as

sexist and racist

; or to f10od the place

with tears

asking that their boy friends, brothers, etc., be

exempted from the draft.

The leaflet also urged interested persons to

deluge the draft board with letters requiring file

searches and return correspondence in an effort to

tie up the system.

It pointed out that females by

using their first

initial and last name could request

Information from their non-existant files without

being traced.

In addition, the leaflet urged persons to

tie up the draft board telephone lines with many

miscellaneous telephone calls.

Also obtained was a leaflet requesting help

ana support in the case of SAMUEL C. MILIER, a prisoner

in the brig at the 32nd Street Naval Station.

The

leaflet was issued by Concerned Officers Movement and

Indicated the group has a house at 3700 Tenth Street,

san Diego, California, telephone numoer 291-4062.

Source also obtained a leaflet indicating

there will be some kind of a

"teach-in"

on the war in

Southeast Asia with news

• film clips and other material

at San Diego. State College on 2/11/71 and 2/16/71, at

7:00 p.m.

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SD 170-286 A

Source recognized the following persons

present at the rally:

ALAN STANCLIFF

MORRIS STARSKEY (possibly)

(Source noted STARSKEY has

a new office

In the East wing of the new library

Room 529, telephone 286-5549)

HARRY RUJA

GARY GULLEY

CONNIE STANCLIFE

Bo. J. BYSTROM

A girl named "PAT"

from

Womens Liberation

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* IN (the latest

Fad sweeping America.

colleges and U's.)

In response io the escalation of the var into Iaos the UCSD Student Mobilitien

Conmittee is planaing a non-violent disruption oû the San Diego Draft Board for t

entire weak of Feb, 16:19 (Ruesday to Fridoy), Inis astion will be legal but

eftectively limit business as usuad. Suddenly the draft board will be invaded by

hundreds of people. gravely concerned ahout

their drait status or the aruft stati

of their loved ones, Some of the methods we suggest are:

In Ast to see your files.

Ask to make appointments to see your files.

30

Bring in anyching you feel is pertinent to your case, "his might

include such things as a statement of your feelings 'bout the war, a roll i?

toilet papery a dead lish, a marble. The board is required to accejt

and file all. data you feel is pertinent to your draft status,

Homen can do several things; thay can insist they want to register, for

example, proclaining the army a sexist institution or they can tearfully

ask the board to spare their boytriends.

We will make use of the draft board's beauroeracy to shui it doin. This metho

has been tried successfully in Net York and several ocher. lastern cities.

TUESDAY FEDRUA * 16 MASS AT IST: DIAFE BOARD AT 10:30, The address is 3757

Park Boulevard ½ block soutin of the Capri Theater at Tark and Eniversity

lednesday through Iridey the action mill continue and JOSD SNC is planning t

have atleast 20 people per hour at the drait board. UCSD volunteers should s-ga

up for hours on these tree days at the table on Revelle Plaza to ensure effectiveness

Students from other campuses should come whenever they have available tins;

EVERYONE SHOUTD 3.. PHIL TUESDAY.

If you are not ablo to come, there are other waye of interfering with the irait

board. Pake a se stamp, put

it in an envelopo addresaed to the Selective Sirvice

System (preferably wichout your nams) say hello, sind coupons, send more tilet paper.

Bettar yet, if jou'ra a voman, vrite a letter asicine for infomation sbout your file

and sign this lith your sirs, initial onjy and last nane (e,B, I. Minon). You

cannot be traced. you will ruse at lens minimun interrupcion as they ecurch for

your file: Most imposiont ai you mme a ding call. the draft board next ock at

293-5:80 and talk about anytin, you kant fis this the 200% dis my mommy.

share't)

Call a lot, lie the phones up next week while we tie the offica up, injc yourseli,

be creative?

People fron UCSD going to the tuesday action sliould assemble at 9:5 i: the

Urey hall Parlang tot. Brine a c1 11 you cans anyone to can piter tansportation

to the druft board during the rast of the veck please sign up at the cablo in

Revelle and we will refer riders to your

For ony questions or infornation that would be helpful to us ?laas: call 153-5352

(USD Information Conter), Amenbor: TUSDAY -I:UAY 16 AT THE DATE BOALD.

BING A FRIDA

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each-in Onthe War

ATTEND THE FAR OUT FREE FLICKS

OIN DICK'S WAR, FERE AND THERE :

NEWSREEL FILM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS:

Amerika: Chicago, 1968; Stop the Draft Week; and the Black Ilb. Struggle..

People is War:

The latest, most comprehensive documentary of the Vietnamese

People's daily struggle.

ÁISO SPEAKERS AND DISCUSSIONS

Thursday February II, 7:00 Polo SSI00

Tuesday February Il's 7:00 Pollo SSIOO

The United States is escalating the war in South East Asia. Troops have

moved into laos and Cambodia, the bombing increases, and Uos. commandos

attack inside North Vietname

The administration's long term plans eall

for replacing U.S. soldiers with mercenaries, and automating the war with

more planes, bombs, and perijaps even "tactical" nuclear weapons.

Through

all this the people of Cambodia, laos, and Vietnam hold firm, continuing

to fight courageously against UaSo domination.

At home, we are beginning to realize that a government guilty of GINOCIDE

and ECOIDE in South East Asia cannot permit "liberty and justice for all".

The people ef Inde-China need our continuing support. By getting our

schools and our communities together, we can best aid their liberation

and our owno

More War

No

Classes

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FEBRUARY 12&13

AT THE YWCA 1012 C STREET, SAN DIEGO

The first women's conference in San Diego will bring together

women interested in sharing ideas concerning our secondary position

in society, and in formulating actions and organization to change

this.

A proposal for the establishment of a San Diego Women's Center,

as one step in this direction, will be discussed.

All women are invited to attend and participate. Child care,

housing and transportation will be provided.

SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, FEB.12

9-Introduction

10--"What is Women's Liberation"

12- Lunch, bring your own

I-Margaret Wright, speaker on

"Sexism and Racism"

2-Film, discussion groups

3: 30-Break

4=Workshops I

6- Dinner, pot luck, bring

a dish!

7:30

=9. WorkshopsII

SATURDAY, FEB. 13

10-Women's Center, discussion

on proposals

12-Lunch, bring your own

1- Wrap up, on Women's Center

and proposals from workshops l

3-Plans for action, e. g.

International Women's Day

6-Dinner, Celebration, Film,

music, a time to relax!

WORKSHOPS

The workshops will deal with WOMEN and their relation to child. care,

abortion, work, the war, history, psychology, velfare, marriage and

the family, rap groups, politics

and as Woman identified Woman,

Black and

Brown Women, High School Women, and consumers.

For further information or transportation call:286-6524 or 286-6569.

If you plan to use child care facilities at conference, pleaso call

453-1518.

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BY STEP, LIE BY LIE

THE NEW

ISCALATIONI

HANDS OFF LAOS!

The government has been telling you the troope are caring hore

and its a lie.

They are escalating and the neis is so sad that

nothing is being released. The people of laos are suffezine:

800 raios by plane per day - Laos is the most bombeà country in

the world! - one fourth of the population are refugees from Ameri

can bombing.

Our campus is directly supporting the war via: ROIC - NEL - the

recruitment of students on campus by corporations that profit and

survive on the war.

In visi of this crisis, let us unite in a peaceful, legal, protest.

MASSIVE DEMONSTRATION AND RALLY

THURSDAY 11:00

Rally on Old Library Lawn 1 • 00

March across campus | 1°30

Rally in Aztec Center 12:00

OUR SISTERS AND BROTHERS IN S.E, ASIA ARE COUNT IN?

US. OUT OF LSiR

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samuel C. Miler

sam. M1ller 1s a conscientious objector.

- sam Miller has written: By lending my support to the military,

I also bocome responsible to god for those major actions

of the military. Therefore I have boon forced to

nocept the responsibility of war and donth. This

responsibillty I can no

citizen must be responsible to both man and God,

what he may not do is obey men rather than God,

overloo! the degroe of compromise in our best acts,

or gloss over the sinfulness 'of war.

- A Navy Chaplain writes, sam Miller is a sincere, devout

christinn.

he is regular in his attendance of Divine

worship and gives overy expression of following

the teachings of Christ

His ministor wrltos: His bellefs are well grounded in the church

L Rible and his actions have boon true to his

bellefs. I have no hesitation in submitting this

letter declaring the credibility of Mr. Miller's

decision for release from military Involvement due

tn religious beliefs.

The Navy Times, Jan 20, 71: Military officers have a hard time

being judicial about these claims, ... because

"the notion is widely hold that conscientious

objectors are at best cowardly and at worst sub-

versives."

Department of Defense Directive 1300.6 (VI. A.1) Employ the

person (conscientious objector) in dutles which

involve

the mimimun practicable conflict with his

assorted beliefs pending investigation and decision

on the caso.:

THIS CAST HAS NOT EVEN BEEN DECIDED UPON BY THE NAVY

Under niders to southcast

Asia for the second time, sam miller

wrote: "Such participation in this ship's movemont would be in

direct conflict with my asserted beliefs."

SAM MILLER did tho only thing he could do in conscience,

he

refused to go.

He never went Un. He was convicted before

Goneral Court Martial öf Missing Movement. Results:

1. Ninö months confinement at hard labor, (§ mos io o)

2i Total forfeituro of pay.

3: Reduction in rate from 5-5 to I-1.

4. A Bad cöndüct Dischärge from the service.

THE NAVY LAS STILL NOT PASSED JUDGMENT ON HIS CONSCIENTIOUS

OBJECTOR CLAIM (As of 10 Fobruary 1971)

OVER

OVER

OVER

OVER

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SACE SAN DIEGO (157-28)

2/12/71

SA STEVEN I. CHRISASZSEN

NATIONAL SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLE'S PARTY

RACLAL MATTER

on 2/4/71,

CONF. SDURLE

avaliable the

attached Information regarding activities oi captioned

organization.

It is noted that the attached material Indicates

that MATT COLE OF KALE, National Conmander of captioned

organization,

1s expected to be in the San Diezo, Cal:fornia

area on 2/14/The for the purpose of recruiting and organizine

Sor hia organization at san Diego.

on 2/11/71, T

mias contacted regarding the

attached material and advised he is unfaniliar with any of

the individuals involved but stated 11 Cola does come to

che San Diego area, he will in all. likelihood contact VIC

PALTON OF JOE BRUKER.

Informant stated that VIC WALTON has falleninto

disfavor with many local right wing individuals as he has

apparently sold some of them down the river in court cases.

he said there has even been sole talk about killing WALToN.

157-28

270-285 A

2: = 100-14303 (VIC WALTON)

I « 100-14292

(JOE BRINKER)

SL¢/ gais

(5) 8ak

17R- 36:1-73

SERIALIZED -

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Cover Sheet for Informant Hoport or l

112-30 (100. 9-30-091

Dato prepared

2/24/71

Date received

Received from (nane or symbol number)

Received by

2/4/71

Si Steven he Christensen

Method of delivery

(check appropriate blocks/

in person

by telephone

_ by mail

Morally

7 recording device

written by Info.ment

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date of Report

Date

Distated

2/19/91

Karen

2/4/21

Date(s) of lictivity

Transcribed

2/13/71

uthenticated

y Informant

2/24/71

Brief description of activity or material

2/4/11

Note receised at men PoB- chinkes

of Diess, Fomart, Harver, Willis -

File where original is located ifnot attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (#) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NÓT DISCUSSED.

• Information recorded on a card index by

_ on date.

Remarks:

157-1798 (MNs)

190-286A-E

157-2224 (sanc Cantred)

157-2178 (Deminic)

1502-2177 (Torrest)

100-11297 (Davis)

100-15356 (Hoover)

100-15666 (RogerWillis)

170 Block SA. 7Y

SERIALIZED L FILED_.

FOI SHIN LIEGU

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On February 4, 1971

By JEROME

Today I checked the Minutemen Post Office

Box at upring valley, calliornia, and lound a letter

addressed to AFSC.

The person

sending the letter

used regular Minutemen precautions in sending it,

such as double wrapping the message.

The message itself was written on a two inch

1o0ks. very interesting and I plan to go ahead and make

the contact as requested on the note.

I have learned recently that SAM DAVIS and TOM

FORREST have been doing a lot of business together for

some time.

The name RONALD TIMOTHY DOMENICK Or DOMINIC iS

not familiar to me but the name "PAUL"

and the description

you gave me sounds like an individual who hangs around

with FORREST and some of the other gun people.

I also have heard a rumor before that FORREST is

operating some kind of

' a shop on the Mexican boarder and

FORREST allegedly deals in a lot of illegal stuff.

FORREST has had two large boats and lost both

of them.

There is a story around which I believe is

probably true that his second boat was bombed as a result

of a quarrel or something over smuggling. I have never

heard anything about him having any hand grenades on the

buat but he may have had some kind of high explosives

on it.

With regard to the Gun Smoke Ranch being for

sale, it is my understanding that all of the

people at

the ranch including DAVIs, HOOVER,

WILLIS and several

others will eventually be

going to the Mud Rives, Idaho,

area..

perone

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## Page 722

On February 4,1971

By JEROME

Note:

On February 5, 1971, it was determined that telephone

number 445-9570 is a public pay telephone located in

the front of a liquor and grocery store at 2262 High-

way 80 by Alpine, California.

The location of this

telephone number

might have it watched in an effort to determine the

he pond o contact ang.ne tine

he

Jerome

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3: R

MilB0a (1804-9-30-091

Date prepared

2/24/71

Date received

Received from (name or syubol number)

Received by

2/8/11

5A Steven Li Christense:

Method of delivery

(check appropriate dlocks)

in person

J by telephone

by mail

Morally

recording device

written by Informant

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date of Report

Date

Dictated

2/19/21

2/8/71

2/19/21 v d. Kemen

Date(s) of activity

Transcribed

2-/23/176

Authenticated

by Informant -

3/24/1/

Brief description of activity or material

2/1/91

Contact w/ Isaac Cantrell, San

Dan'se Paul Keat at LeA

File where original is located if not attached

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AY ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE.

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

Remarks:

157-1798 (MM)

170-2864 - LS?

- on date

Inder: Paul Hunt,

157243 Dennis Mower

15702224

(Cantren)

(Houghton

too 657-1820046

100-14297

(Davis).

100-14015

(Houghton)

100-14283

(Clia)

+03-157-2179 (Forrest)

17 Riack Stanip)E 21-75

SEARCHED.

ACHAUZED -

Paul Hurt)

Desiris Prowen

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On February 8, 1971

BY JEROME

Yesterday at 7:00 a.m.s I contactea the

individual who sent the note in the mail as he had

requested.

We made arrangements to meet together at

the Denny's Restaurant in El Cajon. I plan to have

SAM DAVIS Or GEORGE HOOVER or both there to watch

the meeting and make sure nothing funny happens.

The person I talked to on the telephone gave

me what he said was

his Minuteman Serial Numoer.

subsequently checked this number with BETTIE HOUGHTON

who said the number is a good one and falls within a

block of numbers which she said she knows was legitimately

issued. She said she has access to some files which

may include this number so that possibly she can find

out who the person is.

While I was making the call I had FRANK YACOPEC

watching the telephone booth up at Alpine.

to have a flat tire by stopping about a half a mile down

the road from the telephone booth where he let some air

....out of one of his tires. He then drove his car to an air

pump at a service station near the telephone booth where

he was able to watch the person who received the call.

After the call was. over he followed this individual to

a side street named Marshall Road. When he got to the

road and looked the person had disappeared. He said there

were only two cars on the road which looked like they

had been driven recently which had the following license

plate numbers:

WAB 703

and

YCB 714

I also had a long talk with SAM DAVIS today and

obtained the following information:

Jerome

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On February 8, 1971

BY JEROME

... ..

He said that one PAUL HUNT at Santa Monica,

California, is the person who is actually in charge of

the Minutemen in the State of California or at least

in that area and he has been so in charge since the

disappearance of TROY HOUGHTON. He added that DENNIS

MOVER is only a public figurehead and added that he

thinks PAUL HUNT is a

On the subject of TROY HOUGHTON, I have learned

from both DAVIS and BILL CLAY that HOUGHTON's contacts

may have been much more widely spread than I thought.

specifically, they told me that HOUGHTON was behind an

attempt several years ago by 18 "hunters" in the State

of New York to conduct sabotage and terrorist attacks

on New Left Groups.

These 18 individuals were supposedly

arrested and a large quantity of weapons and ammunition

was confiscated.

I also talked some more with DAVIS about TOM

FORREST and it appears that they know each other extremely

DAVIS said he had some business dealings with

FORREST involving some machine guns and other items.

DAVIS apparently has decided not to get rid

of as much of his explosives and so forth as

he originally

said.

he has a small quantity of I.N.I. and also some

C4 Plastic explosives which he will sell at $10 a pound

which is too high a price.

He said he can also obtain a military weapon

which is like a bazooka and has a self-contained 3.5"

rocket sound in an expendable launcher. He said the price

of this is $25.

Jeroone

i!":

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185-10218

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 726

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## Page 727

SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 2 (Re:

Howard Berry Godfrey)

Volume

Access

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## Page 728

SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 2 (Re: Howard Berry Godfrey)

Volume II

Retain

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## Page 729

"sate in i

*Datte:

slark-opposite each item

umber of the serial or seria.is in which the ir.

dion,appears. Although these items

¿ are regarded as nonvariable, ihanges

be noted hi adding the new serial number and crussing out the old. When form is

, complete as to all applicable items, the Agent and Field Supervisor should initial the formal the end.

Symbol Number "

1÷53

Office File! 25k

Type.of Informant:

Prob InfRegular

Ghetto

JeS Bureau. File

Serial Number

lo Name

2. Aliases

3. Symbol Number assigned and Bureau advised

4. •Cover name assigned and Bureau advised

5. Background developed

6. Personal history, as required in Sec. 130D, 2c, Vol. IV, M. ofI.-

7. Description

8. Photograph

9. Credit check -

10. Local criminal check -

11. Bureau Identification Record (FD-9)

12. Selective Service check -

13. Armed Service record check

14. Informants canvassed

15. Past racial activities

.16. Racial associates -

17. Informant advised of:

(a) Not Burcau employee -

(b) Activities voluntary

(c) Kelationship confidential

(d) FBI jurisdiction -

(e) Furnish information only to Bucau

(f) Payments are income

(g) Report to be submitted under code name and in third persón -

(h) Not to contact office personally -

(i) Not to retain copies of notes or reports

18. Reliability check -

19. Statement of cooperation.

20. When removed from probation

111-55

:21. Informant indices card made

22. Agent who handles informant

29. Alternate Agens..

24. Flash notice placed

13: 1-45-21 115 or removed

25. •Coverage -

Completed

Appraied -

3-103-21

a 1.57

1, 67

167-

152-1113-1

13. 143-24

1137-1252-14

37-1103-74

133-1013-1

137- 123-24

127-1133-18

3º- 1143-25

• =.

Bly Irmllet, Keep on Tap-of: Other Serials in File..

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## Page 730

Date prep

Date received

Received from (name or symbol number)

3/7/75

[56-B1664a1

Method of delivery

(chuck appropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

Xby mail

If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

2/11/75.

Received uy

54 Earl on Celina

orally

Dictated

to

I recording device

Date of Report

- 2/1/75:

Datels) of activity

L written by Informani

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

2/1/75

Brief description of activity or material

1/17/15

1/31/15

File where original is located if not attached

178-512A

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

_ Information recorded on a card index by -

_ on date

Remarks:

+7-16-512A-366

1- 52-152 CAn CLly).

1-157-3487 (Dennis for)

1-157-2898 (man 7. Knight)

1-157 - 2680 Bicy wakefull

12-57. 2075 a ch n

0170-286

1157-3087 You Dishen

1-75-2-4557 (laug

1-15297 (rec)

12/33=3013 EAge termi

EMp:

1(13)

Not germane

Godfrey

to

fodfrey

Block Stamp

170-286-167

SEARCHED _ liteXED:

SERIALIZED FEEDE

FEE 10100E

FRI-SAN DIEGi

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## Page 731

'=, Ron Eddy: Geor: Mitchell Hoover.

It has been ascer

ned that at this time R

Eddy of Poway

snot interested in trying to form or lead any type of security force

for any right-wing extremist group. When asked by James K. Warner

of Ios Angeles (via Dennis loso of Escondido) if he would do this,

Eddy stated that he would like to see the formation of a security

Force with teeth in it but does not consider himself to be enough

of a leader to do it himself.

While declining to lead a Security Force, Eddy did say that

the only way to stop iBi infiltration of rightist groups would be

Ios one of the infiltrators to "rind up in the river" someday. Eddy

is positive that Ion Knight's San Diego unit of the Nazi Party has

a regular FBI infiltrator. The only three men of whom he is not sus-

picious are Mickey Wakefield, Ray Wilson and Gerald Smith. Said Eddy,

"Those three men dropped out of the thing and so I figure they're okay

but you can bet that the fini is still in there pushing".

Ioso said that the whereabouts of people like Barry Godfrey

should be learned

and they should be telephoned and intimidated.

Eddy said he thinks such intimidationg would be a waste of time and

that people like Godfrey should be killed. Mickey Wakefield of San

Marcos went along with iddy's suggestion. Ron Eddy also mentioned

having had an encounter with an FBI agent named Peterson in San Diego

but did not elaborate.

Eddy firmly believes that any man who commits himself to one

organization in the Far Right should not be involved. with others.

He says he would be very suspicious of anyone nho is. He is also

somewhat suspicious of Tom Knight. He says that Joe Brinker gave

Knight the name of a man interested in Nazisn and two weeks later

the FBI interviewed the man. Also, Eddy wonders how knight saved.

his federal job in the face of his continued Nazi activities.. Eddy

feels that ard regular rightist extremist who stays on with the Nazi

Party now mut warrant heavy suspicion of being an FBI informant.

On Friday night, January 31, 1975 Ron Eddy met Tom lietzger of

Fallbrook for the first time. Metzger shower Sary some pictures and

slides of New Christian Crusade activities and the two seemed to hit

It off pretty well. wetzger told Eddy, Wakefield and loso of a visit

he received at his home on January 17, 1975 from agents of the Internal

Revenue Service. He said the agents were nervous.

".:"o

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## Page 732

→ Page 2

George Mitchell Ho

er

Here is one last bit of information. The New Christian Crusade

people are very concerned about the imprisonment of George Hoover of

the secret Army Organization. At one of their banquets the NCC had

four unoccupied places set at the table which were in honor of four

men whom they hold to be absent heroes.. These four men were Joe licCart:

George Hoover, Charles Lindbergh and a man named R. Miles.

Anyway, it has been learned that a man whom Iom Metzger knows

1s going to take a dossier of the Hoover case to some congressman

In Washington, D.C. who is part of a committee currently scheduled

to investigate the FBI. The dossier consists of newspaper clippings

and other material pertaining to Hoover's activities in the SAO, his

arrest, conviction, appeal, etc. They are hoping to stir up a big

publicity stink to give the FBI a bad name due to Barry Godfrey's

activities and in so doing hope to effect an eventual release of Hoover

from prison. By the way, the NCC people do not refer to Hoover by..

his correct name. For some reason they all call him Mickey Hoover.

That is about all for now. I hope this will be of some help

to jou.

bandman 2-1-75/

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## Page 733

Mount Clipping in Spoce Balow

-FBIbahind right-wing "army"?-

Militants here say

they were soying,

victims|

(Indicate page, name of

newspaper, city and state.)

SentiveL

_hied 1/15/75

• (First of two parts)

University,

and co-plaintiff Paula

by Lynne Carrier

Tharp say that because of their leitist

political beliets thay were the target of i

Three years ago, a small band of

bodily and proicssional injury, acts oi

militant right-wingers calling itself the

terrorism and harassment by right-

"Secret Army Organization" declared

wingers led by a paid FBI informer.

war on communism.

They also claim law enforcement

From its headquarters in E! Cajon,

officials failed to protect them and on

the paramilitary group dedicated itself

occasion harassed the plaintiffs.

to combatting anti-war protesters and

Although the incidents happened in

"Ieftists."

San Diego, Bohmer and Tharp main-

But a $10.6

million

civil

rights

tain their woes stemmed from ex-

damage suit filed in behalf of two San

President Nixon's

domestic

Diego militants charges the SAO wasn't

coun-

terintelligence policies of the late '60s

acting entirely on its own.

and early '70s.

The suit, handled by the American

To prove that, the suit names 58

Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), conterds

defendants, ranging from Nixon to the

the organization during

its eight

cop on the beat.

months of extremist activities.

The list includes a

galaxy

Peter. Bohmer, former assistant

of

Watergate villains - John Mitchell, H

economics protessor at San Diego Staté

f. Haldeman, dohn Erlichman, Charles

68-2248

- 1490)

weed

180-286-166

157-2811

_INDEXED.

SEAKCHED.

SERIALIZED.

FED 1 1 1315

FBI-SAN DIEGO

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 733

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## Page 734

- piners.

coma Du proven.

rentioned are t

officials,

Атопд пипети."

at White

House s

memoers , suit, Bohmer

allegations in the

IMiss Tharp

are

& present and past CIA.

cfs.

"So far as we know, this is the first

charging:

-The FBI funneled money into the

case implicating the CIA since- it was

SAO with full knowlcage the members

alleged lo have conducted domestic

were violence-prone and committed to

survillance of anti-war protesters,

disrupting and harassing anyone it

said Bohmer.

labeled as "Communist."

County Supervisor Lou Conde, Dist.

—After several death threats against

• Atty. Ed Miller, Police Chief Ray

Bohmer, Miss Tharp was shot in the

Hoobler and other policemen also made

elbow by an SAO gunman firing into

the defendants' list.

Bohmer's house.

Commenting on

the number of

-FBI agent Steve Christiansen kept

defendants named, Logan McKechnie,

the weapon used to shoot Miss Tharp in

spokesman for the district attorney's

his home for six months before

office, noted, "It's totally unwieldy.

revealing the FBI knew the identity of

How will they ever get the case to

the gunman.

court?"

-Despite their requests for

McKechnie questioned whether the

• (See SECRET ARMY, 4A)

(Secret army

(Continued from 1A)

protection, the plaintiffs claim police

never took much interest until an SAO •

member bombed the X-rated Guild

Theater while a policeman and a city

official were seated in the audience.

-The FBI informant, Howard Barry

Godfrey, admitted in court he recruited

SAO members and acted as leader of

the sole operative SAO unit in the

county.

—In early 1972, when the Republican

convention was still scheduled for San

Diego, "dirty tricks"' specialist Donald

Serreiti antee i ,d San Diedans to in-

filtr:.s

intact?.

Coalition, a "new left" group.

-Segretti also met with Godfrey and

other SAO members at the Gunsmoke

Ranch in El Cajon.

-Conde supplied equipment and

money to the SAO and its predecessor,

the Minutemen, between 1967-72.

_While a paid informant in the

Minutemen. Godirey and his cohorts

broke into the oftives of an undergrounu

newspaper, the Street Journal, and

destroyed equipment and subscription

records.

Bohmer further complained of his

arrest and conviction in 1972, stemming

from charges reiated to his roie in a

protest demonstration during which

protesters threw ties on a railroad

track.

Mera ken an noice, to a wayne

his committee.

Godfrey was forced to spill the beans

when Rubien

Brandon,

a police

detective, and Hoobler pressured the

FBI to identify its FBI informer after

the theater bombing.

The informant's testimony put two

SAO

members - Wiliam Francis

Yakopec and George Hoover - behind

bars.

Yakopec was convicted of bombing

the Guild Theater and got a six months

to life sentence.

Hoover,

whose conviction was'

recently upheld by the State Supreme!

Court, is serving five years to life for

shooting

into Bohmer's house and

wounding Miss Tharo.

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## Page 735

other alleged SAO members

were

-Hetter, who said his SAO clients may

charged with offenses ranging from

have been unwitting pawns of Godfrey

firearm and explosive violations to

and the rBl, claimed he was unable to

perjury tor denying membership in the

get hold of fBi documents crucial to

paramilitary group. The SAU, whose

Yakopee's defense.

ranks apparently never totaled more

"We just couldn't get our hands on

than 30, disintegrated.

the stuff," he said.

"And that in-

His cover blown. Godfrey folded his

formation was the heart of our defen.

sent and moved to Sacramento where

he

se."'

is now employed by the fire

Rex Schroeder, head of the FBI office

• department there. His FBI contact,

here, said the FBI did cooperate during

Steve Christiansen, left the agency

the SAO trials, adding. "There's never

when Godfrey went public with the SAO

enough information for defense at-

story. He is presently a store manager

torneys."

in Kenosh, Utah.

Schroeder said he hasn't reviewed

•On one point, leftists. and SAO

the Bohmer-Tharp lawsuit yet.

defendants agree — the full story hasn't

As for Bohmer and ACLU lawyer,

- been told.

Rosenbaum, they admit the FBI role in

According to Frederick Hetter of San

the SAO-may give SAO defendants

Ysidro, who was the attorney for

grounds for filing their own civil rights

Yakopec and SAO state coordinator

suit. But,

generally, they weren't

Jerry Lynn Davis, the FBI apparently

sympathetic towards their ideological

limited

its agents' responses to

adversaries.

carefully screened written questions.

Bohmer wryly noted that or one score

He said the FBI invoked executive

he did end up on the same side of the,

"privilege"

on the grounds federal

fence with the SAO:

agents aren't supposed to testity in

* * *

state trials.

(Next: The FBI and the SAO,)

sinclan the win.

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## Page 736

(Mount Clipping in Space Below)

FBl informant's role challenged

Lawsuit fingers

(Indicate page, name of

newspaper, eity and state.)

he spy next door ving

Sentenel

1/19/75

by Lynne Carrier

* He is

(Second of two parts)

sott-spoken, bespectacled - the

kind of man you wouldn't pick out of a

crowd.

• He was an elder in the Mormon church

ind held a

good job with the Fire

Department.

But Howard Barry Godfrey had another

dentity: he was a spy for the FBI.

And when he came in froin the cold 2½2

rears ago, he told a bizarre tale of

extremist intrigue fit for a Le Carre novel.

Godfrey was an FBI informer in a right-

I wing organization called the Secret Army:

Organization (SAO)

headquarted in El

Cajon.

During a serieso of trials in September.

1972, his testimony smashed the small.

paramilitary unit. sending two members to

prison and bringing others to trial on a:

variety of firearms, explosives and perjury:

charges.

As the star witness for the prosecution, he

recounted an SAO history studded with

SUALLULL.

Author:

Editos:

Pitie:

bombings, shooting

and harassment

of

leftist dissenters and war protesters.

Godfrey

was no mere SAO fellow:

traveler. He headed the only active cell in

the county and took dart in its hijinks.

There was specuiation lodirey was more

an agent provocateur than an intormant and

that the FBI may have condoned - even -

encouraged - dirty tricks against radicals.

On that premise, the American Civil

Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed a $10.6

million damage suit in behalt of two local

militants. Peter Buhmer and Paula Thard.

Character:

Classification:

Submitting Office:

I Being invesilgated

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## Page 737

indo

targets of SAO shenanigans.

Ironically. the suit incriminates Godfrey

With his own words. Tie is one of 58

defendants named in the complaint. And

much of its 40-page text is based on his

court testimony and press interviews.

The ex-informant - now employed at the

state fire marshal's headquarters

in

Sacramento - refused to comment on the

ACLU suit.

However,

his portrait

of domestic

espionage and SAO tactics is on the public

record.

(See THE SPY, 4A)

The spy next door

(Continued from 1A)

His history as an FBI infiltrator of the extreme

right began in 1967. he said. When first contacted by

members of an earlier paramilitary group. the.

Minutemen. Godirey said the stake president of his

Mormon church put him in teuch with the BF1.

Godfrey came aboard as a paid FBi informant.

spying and participating in Minutemen activities.

Largely que to former U.S. Atly. Gen. Ramsey

Clark's efforts. the FBI cracked down on Minutemen

groups all over the country in the late : Ds.

The San Diego chapter declined aster its local

leader, Troy Houghton. vanished mysteriously

in

1967.

In October 1971. Godfrey told his FBI contact.

Steve Christiansen, a phoenix was rising from the

Minutemen ashes - the Secret Army Organization.

Christiansen was interested — and Godfrey was back

in the informer business.

Every bit a virulent and fanatical as the

Minutemen, S40 members were committed to

armed resistance of leftist "enemies." Units were

active in 11 western states. with San Diego sporting

an especially dedicated, it smali, group of activists.

Godfrey fingered Jerry Lynn Davis (also known as

Capt. Patrick VicDonald, as state SAQ commander

and local coordinator.

Godfrey

members

making

great

pretense of concealing their identities. He testified

he had nine men in his cell. There was also a 10th

man unknown to the other members. It was a

dummy number, explained Godirey, so he could slip

an extra set oi S.A0 literature into the FBl files.

Depending on how much information Godfrey

supplied. the F'BI paid him up to 8250 a month.

Additionally, the FBI. reimbursed him for his

monthly dues and occasional cash donations to the

group:

On learning the FBI had funneled money into the

SAO, Jerry Davis commented acidly.

*You might

say we were a federally funded poverty program of,

the right."

According to both leftists and lawyers who later

defended SAO members. Godfrey had the best of

both worlds — he could indulge in paramilitary fun

and games while pocketing government money.

Godfrey assisted his SAU subordinates in

spreading

hate literature attacking

leftis!

sympathizers and porongraphy. Members of his celi

also committed a series of capers that, in two cases,

nearly ented in tragedy.

With students organizing protests against the

Vietnam War, young radical demonstrators figured

near the top of the SAO "enemies" list.

In one interview. Godirey allegedly claimed the

SAO accumulated vast tiles on local lettists.

sometimes by breaking into their homes. Godfrey

passed this information on to the FBI.

In late 1971, Peter Bohmer - a former economics.

instructor at San Diego State and an active war

critic - began receiving death threats from the

An SAO bulletin berating Bohmer listed his

address. phone number. and description, inviting

readers to "stop by and deal with the Red scum."

On another occasion. an anonymous caller left

Bohmer a message: *Wish Pete a Merry Christmas,

This will be his last. This is the Secret Army

Organization.

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Other death threats followed.

Finally, on Jan. 6. 1972.

two shots were fired

through Bohmer's window. His triend, Paula Tharp

was wounded in the elbow.

As a result, police began to investigate the SAO.

But the FBi wasn't ready to blow Godfrey's cover.

Six months later. Godfrey admitted

he had

witnessed the shooting. He told a court he had driven

to

Bohmer's

house

in

Ocean

Beach

a

surveillance"

mission. Another SAO member.

George

M. Hoover,

had fired two shots from

Godfrey's car and would have fired more if his gun

hadn't jammed, said the informant.

Godfrey had then taken the tell-tale pistol and

Hoover's jacket to FBI azent Christiansen, who hid

the evidence in his home until the SAD was exposed

later that year.

The final straw that broke the SAO was the wildcat

bombing of the Guild Theater on June 19. 1972. No

- one was injured in the blast. but Rubien Brandon. a

detective on the San Diego police force. and Thorpe

Nolan of the city attorney's otfice. '

audience apparently reviewing porno films for

possible obscenity violations.

After Brancon and Police Chief Ray Hoobler

pressured the FBI to reveal its informer's identity.

Godirey soon ascended the witness stand and nailed

Davis and other SAO members.

Hoover was charged with shooting into Bohmer's

house and Godtrev's neichbor. William Francis

Yakopec, was cited as the Guld Theater bomber.

According to Godfrey. Yakopec had long toved

with the idea of blowing up porno theaters, adult

book stores and massage parlors.

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The informer told how Yakonec met him at the

fence between their yards, still flushed from his

bombing exploit of the previous night.

Godfrey testified Yakopec described " ... the

sound, the blast, how the dust hung over the air at

the theater ... how he stood down at the end of the

block and listened to the blast. He then described to

me how he placed the bomb, what type of a bomb he

used, and how he carried it down the alley and

planted it."

Frederick Hetter. Yakopec's attorney, believed

his client might have had grounds for pleading

entrapment but the jury found Yakopec guilty

anyway.

Godfrey's friendship

with

the unemployed

carpenter began in a gun shop. Soon aiter. Godfrey

• encouraged Yakopec to move next door to his El.

Cajon residence.

Yakopec, a former Minuteman sympathizer,

became Godfrey's lieutenant in the SAO. Together.

they discussed their mutual hate of pornography and

communism and explored their common loves -

guns and explosives.

it was Godfrey who sold Yakopec the explosives he

used to bomb the Guild Theater. Godtrey said he

reported the transaction te the FBI.

But Godfrey maintained he advised his lieutenant

"he should bury them an save them for after the

Communist takeover."

Deputy Dist.

Atty.

Richard

Huffman, who

prosecuted the Yakopec case.

said there may be

other SAO information in the FBI files. But he criti

ized the ACLU for wanting to "rummage ireely

through FBI records."

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Secret Army _Organizatin:

Was FBI behind it?

ndicate page, name of

Antiwar protester and leftist dissenters

nitu ran, state.)

who were the target of the SAQ now

contend ihar SAO wasn't acting entirely

on tis own.

is the first of suo articles on the secret

rganization.

By LYNNE CAPRIER

*Three years ago. a small

and of gun-toting militant rignt-

fingers. calling

itself

"The

egret. Army Organization"

0) declared war on com-

virom its local headquarters

Drel Cajon, the paramiitary

Begup dedicated itseif to wreak

terrorism or antiwar protesters

Endleftist dissenters.

roszut a $10.6 miliion civil rights

damage suit filed last week in

Déralf of two localraulibactivists

chiges that the SAO wasn't

acting entirely on its own.

c,n:

SETIC COSPLAINT, - tO

be

hardled by the American Civil

Eparties Unior (aClus, con-

tends tial; during

eight

montis of extremist activities,

tiá SnO was orgamzen, siu

figally funded and directed, by

the T Ba.

s Peter™. Bohmer, former

1.?3 man:

in theirl

maos sterned from ex-!

Muesident Kirca's domestic

floats: Intolligence poii-

assistant economics professor at

Esa Diego State University, and

co-plaintiff. Paula. Tharp, say

GEt because. of their leftist

I tritical balieis, they were the

& mrat.cf bodily and prosessional

Lguy, acts oi. terrorism and

"crassment by rightwingers led

by a paid FBI informer.

Trey allege: that local law

encorcement officials failed to

Prossct them from danger and on

Gecasion. also barassed the

plaintifis.

Although the incidents

h."-pened in San Diego, Bohmer

2= 1 Theap maintain their woes

sivamedirom ex-President

lison's , domestic coun-

stallicron alicing of the

In prove that intionel con-

• 1, 11101.

the: sui names, 58

'i'-a trangers

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ant Inchides a galaxy of

Baie

villaing = John

1cll, H. R. Haldeman, John

richman,

Charles Coison,

non Liddy, Donald Segretti

E. Howard. Hunt, among

3rS..

iNso mentiond are FBI ad-

ristrators end. staff, current

ite House stait momsbers, and

sent and past CiA chiefs.

grassroots hefore the

Watergate scandal broke.

"Everyone has to stop and

think before he engages in these

activities,"' said Kosenbaum of

law enforcement agents who

may have

violated the civil

rights of leftists opposing the

IndoChina

War and Nixon's

governmental policies.

AMONG nUMerOUS

"SO FAR as we krow, this is

i first case implicating the

A since it was alleged to have

raucted comestic surveillance

antiwar protesters," said Boh-

iT.

In. San Diego, • former SAO

Ambers, Supervisor Lou Conde,

strict. Attorney, Ed

Miller,

lice Chief Raymond Hoobler,

i other law officers made the

fendants' list.

"Commenting on the number

defendants named, Logan

•Kechnie, spokesman for the

itrict attorney's office, noted.

t's totall unwieldy. How will

allegations in the suit, Wirer

and Miss Tharp are crarges:

- The FBI funnelled money

into the extremist SAC with fall

knowledge the mersers wore

violence prone and committed to

disrupting and harassing anyone"

'it labeled a Communist.

- After several death threats

against Bohmer, Miss - Tharp

was shot in the elbow by an SAO.-

¡ey ever get the case to court?"

McKechnie questioned

hether the charges outlined in

le 40-page suit could be proven.

owever, Mark Fosenbaum, a

iwyer handling the case from

1e Los Angeles ACLU office.

ountered that "we didn't in-

lude any charge that we feit we

ouldn't prove in a court of law."

sunman. firing into Bohmer's

noise.

FBI agent Steve

Christiansen kept the weapon

used. in shooting lliss Tharp

concealed in his home for six

months before revealing the FBI

knew the identity of the gunman.

- Despite their requests for

protection from the SAO, the

plaintifis claim the San Diego

police force never took much

interest until an SAO member

ROSENBAULI, who is also .

bombed the x-rated Guild

Theater while a police officer

landling a civil rights suit for

and a city official were seated in

etress Jane Fonda, added that

the audience.

he Bohmer-Tharp

lawsult iS

- The FBI's informant in the

mportant because it should

SAO; Howard Barry Godirey,

'expose the underbelly

Watergate" and pressure the

was an agent provocatcur, who:

admitted in court testimony he

government to reveal what went

i had recruited SA0-members.and

acted as leader of the

sole

operative SAO unit in the county.

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поткорті

• Iп

1972, when the

Republica

invention was still

scheduled for San Diego, "dirty

tricks".

specialist Donald

Segretti asked two San Diegans

to infiltrate the San Diego

Convention Coalition, a "new

left"' group of government and

war critics.

- Segretti also met with

Godfrey and other SÄO mem-

bers at the Gunsmoke Ranch in

El Cajon.

— County Supervisor Conde

supplied equipment and money

to the SAO and its predecessor,

the Minutemen, between 1967

• and 1972.

- While a paid informant in

the ilinutemen, Godfrey and his

cohorts broke into the offices of

So for as we know, this is

the first case implisating the

CIA siace its was alleged to

Save conduried surcillance

an underground newspaper, the

Street Journal

and destroyed

. equipment and subscription,

records.

- Disillusioned with Nixon's.

trip to China, the SAO con-,

templated assassinating the

President by flying a drone into

his plane when it arrived at the

Republican Convention in 1972.

- The SAO also considered

kidnapping.or killing leftist

leaders during the convention

and spraying

protesters

on

Fiesta Island

with white

phosphorus.

- Bohmer further com-

plained of his arrest and con-

viction in 1972, stemming from

charges related to his role in a

: protest demonstration during.

(which protesters threw ties on 2

railroad track. He said San'

Diego police hired Wayne Mc-

Cracken, an informer, to in-

filtrate his defense committee.

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## Page 741

MUCH OF the information on

2Ã0 activities cited in the suit

was based on swern courtrcom

testimony supplied by one man

- FBI informant Godfrey.

Prior to Godirey's

sen-

sational revelations during a

series of SAO trials in 1972, the

• Secret Army lived up to its

name. It was known mainly by

its literature, pesters and em-

blems, but its members steered

clear of personal publicity. A few

people even doubted the group

.existed..

Godfrey was forced to spill

- the beans wher Rubien Brandon,

a detective in the San Diego

police department's in-

vestigative support unit. and

police chief Raymond Hoobler

pressured the FBI to identity its

FBI informer after the Guild?

Theater bombing.

The informant's testimony®

to SA& members .

William Francis Yerope aT

George M. Hcover - behizi;

bars for long terms which they

are still serving.

'akopec was convictad. efs

bombing the Guild iscat~ and?

got a six months to lie scriaces.

• Hoover,

whose conviction

was recently upheld by the rtste

Supreme Court, is servin, a live:

year to life sentence for scoting:

into Bohmer's house, wcurning

Miss, Tharp

and illegal

- possession of a billy club.

• ::*

OTHER ALLIEED: S10;

-members were charged with:

offenses rarging from firearm'

and 'explosive viclationg - to:

perjury for denying memiership:

in the paramiltary group. Thei

ISAO, whose raris arzarerity

,never totalled more than 20.1

disintegrated.

His cover blown,

Godfrey

• folded his tent and crept ois to

Sacramento where he's now with

the fire department. His 731

contact, Steve Ci richtancon, left.

the agency when Godiray wort

public with the t:0 story. ia'3

presently a stora manager is

Kenosh, Utab.

On

one point. lalists and

SAO defendants agree - the fail

story hasn't beentold.

22

ACCORDING to Herdeniet

Hetter of San Ysidro, wio was

the attorney for Yalionce ard

SAO state coorainatc: cry

Lynn Davis, the FEIa, sirently

limited its agents' ror-sace to

carefully

screencd. written

questions.

• He said the FBi 'luvoted

"executive privilege"

02 Li

grounds federal. agents araj't.

supposed to testify in state trials.

Hetter, who said his £i0

clients may have beca trig

pawns of Godfrey and th: [3I.

claimed ha failed to get luid af

•FBI documents crucial: to.

Yakopec's defense.

"We just coxidn't. get our.

hands on the stuf?," he grenaed.

"And that information ras the

heart of our defense."

Rex Schroeder, hand of tig

local FBI office, saic is fais the

FBI had cooperated dur or that

SAO trials, adding,

"Chers's"

never enough inicriation Lor;

defense attorneys."..

Schroeder said he hasn't?:

reviewed the Bohmer-Tharp;

Jaws'ut yet.

¡As for Bohmer and ACLU'

• lawyer Rosenbaum, they admin

that the FBI's role in tia SAD?.

may give the SAO doiendarzai

some grounds for filing thair cia.

civil rights suit. But gazarat.

they weren't sympathoiic;

-towards their 'ideological ad;

versaries.

..

Bohmer wryly noted that, ca

one score, he did end up 07 t32"

same side of the fence with an:

SAO member.

For a time, he and Yakopec

were cellmates at Chiro.

is to te

•Next; The FBIard the S10"

informant Godiroy tolis how ta:

relatiosship worked.

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Conviction

Upheld In

Shooting

The state Supreme Court

has upheld the conviction of

George Mitcheil Hoover, 37,

a key figure in a series of

triais here in 1972 involving

alleged members of the

right-wing paramilitary Se-

cret Army Organization.

The Supreme Court ruling,

was announced by the

office of Dist. Atty. Edwin L:

Miler, follows an Oct. 30,

1915, decision by the Fourth

District Court of Appeal.

reversing the conviction of

Hoover. The attorney gener-

al's office took the case to

the Supreme Court.

Hoover,

formerly of:

Santee, was sentenced to

five years to life in state

prison in January. 1973, fol-

lowing his conviction in Su-

perior Court on charges of

•assault. with

a deadly.

weapon, firing into an occu-

pied dwelling and possession

of a billy club.

Hoqver appealed the con-

viction through Appellate

Defenders, Inc., questioning

the credibility of a key pro-

secution witness. The wit-

ness was Howard Barry Go-

direy, a former San Diego

fireman who was a paid FBI

informant assigned to infil-

trate extremist groups..

Hoover contended the Su-

perior Court jury should

nave been allowed to weigh

whether Godfrey was work

ing as a "double agent" with

'both the FBI and the Secret

Army Organization, finally

deciding to testify for the

state to protect himself.

The charges

against

Hoover stemmed from the

firing. of a bullet into the

home of Peter Bohmer. then

a former assistant professor

•at San Diego State Universi.

- ty; on Jan. 6, 1972. The bullet.

struck a friend of Bohmer;

Paula Tharp, 23, wounding

her in the arm. Bohmer re-

sided on Muir Avenue in

Ocean Beach at the time.

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(Hoffey

2-157-3017 (Horon

2. fine fin ADEX

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nowspaper, city and state.)..

SAN DIEGO UNirL

:12/6/74

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Charactor:

Clasaification:

Submitting Offico:

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San Diego County Supervisor

Admits 'Pranks' on Leftists

BY NARDA Z. TROUT

Times Staff Writer,

SAN DEGO-The chairman of the day by CalPIRG: (California Publi

San Diego County Board oi Supervi-

Interest Research_Group), a Ralpr

sos; who had previously denied alle-

ations that he harassed

leftists

Nader-type organization here.

The Conde profile sned

some

has

now admitted

"Some

further light on an era of harass-

ranks."

ment and violence

against the left

In: a report made public jv a re-

documented by the local under-

parch group here. Supervisor Lou

ground newspaper, The Door. a:

Inde said he disrupted a Peace and

well as by local law enforcement of-

Faedom Party open house and also

ficials.

fatted to hang controversial college

Conde was reportedly active in the

rofessor Herbert Marcuse in Eifi-

late 1960s when the Minutemen and

its successor, the Secret Army Orga-

nization, targeted leftisfs for fire-

int. both occasions he was accom-

anied by alleged members of the

bombings, shootings and harassing

rauiemen. a now defunct mght-

phone calls.

Conde, 47, had previously denied

ving paramilitary organization that

his activities in articles in The Door.

aried on a widespread campaign of

out he finally admitted the incidents

rdence and harassment against the

eEmo wement here in the late 1960s.

to CalPIRG researchers Chris By-

strom and Alan Friedman after their

Jast. year, in an. interview with

exhaustive, two-month long investi-

*: Times, Conde denied these acti-

gation.

"tes: They occurred before he was

He

denied being a Minutemen

tested to the Beard oi Supervisors

member, although he said' he was

11972.

Cinde's statements were included

friends

with its then recognized

West Coast leader. Troy Houghton.

Ime of 13 profiles on the county's

and Houghton's wife, Bettie, and at

resupervisors and sight state leg-

one time gave Houghton a inlitary

"tors' which were publisied Tues-

Please. Turn to Page 4, Col. 1

ito-lends+ 1541-1901

sir, 15-

(Indicate page, none of

newspapeI, city and siate.)

For angeles Timis

9/19/74

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

sees Triention 160-140617

178-276 (Folfey)

11-157-2815 (5A0)

1- 157-1798 (sintern

1-/00-

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- 15716/4 (Mr shan)

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Lou Conde

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Jaid received

8/5/74

method oi delivery

Received from. (name of symbol number),

5D

257-21

Icheck appre

_ by telephone

I orally furnished und reduced lo writing by Agent:

[Xby mail

orally

Dictated

.to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant

Brief description of activily or material

FINANCES=

fine melyges

Dute propare.

8/8/77

Received by

5A Salmi Belina

I recording device

Date of Report

7/29/74

Date(s) of activity

written by Infor=a=:

8/0177

File where original is located ifpotatiacase

170-51214

* INDIVIDUALS DESIGATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT. ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLL'TIOYARY CTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

• Infomation recorded on a card index by -

_on date -

Remarks:

FURTHER DISSEMINATIO. GERT T

170-512A-308

157-÷323

(RECO)

105-6730

(PI, FATAR)

105-7470

(UDE)

157-43÷0

RIBERTY

157-4168

157-23

ACC)

Receiving zaft

*I-AMES K. WARNER

NDBENT)

LIBERTY-LOBBY

CELLO! FIE

157-2527 PEPPINE BRINKER)

((JANET BRINKER)

157-8087 (FOSTER BRINESE)

157-4019

(ROBERT BROT

157-4076

(BERE CAMPERZE)

157-2897 (WILLIA' DOESE)

(/)

157-152 (RON EDDI)

157-4449

(JOSE FINN, JR-)

157-3300

(P.E. CAVIN)

157-4269

(KEHE GEDDIS)

)

157-4434 (MELLY JOrMSON)

S- fis angeles (R41)

E95:5

-(r)

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le 501717709

deputy striff Jerry

adriid.

Block Stamp

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(1)

1904

поті

1-

3008.85019-

257-25.

157

157

37

157-4131

151-2521

(TECHOS ERARZLIN HIGh

(EDDIN LIPPERT)

(DE:NIS LOSO)

(CHARLES MARTIN)

(DAVID "EILL" HILIER)

157-

4273

(ANN NATTE?)

(PILLIA PROBERT)

157-4553

(ROSERT PATEURY)

157-3498

(HESLEY ROUNDS)

157-4274

(ME. KARI SACK)

157-42751

157-4252

KARL SACK)

157-4271

DONALD SERBURG)

157-4029

(ART SECOT)

157-1540

(J. ANDREN SIMPSON)

157-201

(GERALD SMITH)

157-4248

(GEORGE CESARY)

157-4266

(SARY UEBARY)

157-2610

WAREFIELD)

157-3138

(VICTOR

ILTON

157-2524

(CEPALDINE

WATSONS

157-2545

257-2506

(JACK ZIMMER ZN)

157-4447

( BARBARA HUTSHINSON)

157-4545

(CHANCEY CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-49323

(ARNOLD DRESSEN)

257-3169

(DONNA LEE MAPTLEY)

157-3170

(CALVIN FOX)

157-7557 Gom Metzger

15.7-2433

(stanity Ii Alife

170-284

Informant pauld be identifid

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IS :

Dennis losc

James Fa

I Tom ketzger; demonstrason in Oceanside;

neI; Rick Norton.

Dennis Ioro and Iom letzrer

The monthly financial contributions to extreme right-wing causes

I Dennis loso and Ton letzger have been lesinca. Loso contributes

$65 per month to Bill Gale's linistry of Christ Church, 355 monthly

/ to James %. Warner of the same organization, and 140 each montr to

other groups including liberty Iobby. This totals 3150 ger month.

As to Metzger, in spite of havino a wife and four childron to care

For, it is known that he gives $100 of his monthly income to all Fas

pisit causes combined. Joso is going to urge ahout four or five other

sicilar thinking burnoosen in Escondido to start/contributing sub-

stantzally to these conses.

Said Ioso, "It's tine to tell them to

put up their money or shut up"..

Demonstention at Seenagide

alinistry of Christ

Church-Christian Crusnds type aroup is

planning to hold a demonstration in Creanside on suceay, august 11,.

1974. Mo particular issue 13

involved but Coeanside was chosen isr

the site of this demonstration que to the racial problens, especially

crime rate, which have plagued that city in the pas year. The primer

banner to be used will be a red flag containing a white circle which

encompasses the christian Groas., Enclosed with this report you will

find a srall

reproduction of this banner. Attempts are being rade

to have several of these flags made up prior to the demonstration.

American flags will also boraisplared. The way this traite identity

Group intends to min itself is nuch nore ldose then the very inflexible

ratioral Socialist nite People's Party. We leaders of each area

will be free to sun the snow their own way in order to better accomodai

1scal issues and conditions. Caly two ex-lazis

¡arE ic be invited to

1

this demonstration.

They are Ron bauy of powey and licley talefield

o Escondião. This grous, led by Dennis loso and fom letiger, Flars

to b01d cre denonstratios ser month somennere in saa Diego County-

Tembers of this group will not attend demonstrations when they are

held in

the toin of the members' residence.

James I. Tamer

Fayes

T. "amer of tue I0C recently returned to the Initca States

• from Sprin were le vas to cerve as a leynote speaker at

the aborten

intentional anti-ominic convention. "amer plans to

Frint us a

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age?

tantial number of William Gale's book. Pacial and Intional Isentitz

Spanish and snuggle them into spain. for distribution there. He

ipes to dola sinilar job in several South American countries at some

later date.

Rick Norton

One man who has particularly impressed Dennis Ioso is a man naned

Rick forton. Morton resigned his positionas west Coast coordinator

for Liberty lobby and has besun working for James Y. "amer. According

•to loso, Norton is very dedicated torthe cause of thite identity.

One firal rote on Ioso. He said,

"I'd like to take the Swastika and

just as all the ters but the Swastila just won't cork; it is e politica

• straight jacket". According to loso, wienover Wite identity demonstrat

are hell, there will berno introductions betveen people from different

areas. Chly the leader of each area will know whonhis om people are

but none will know who the affiliates fron other towns are.

This tactic

is designed to minimise FBI infiltration.

That is all for now. Hope this helps.

bandman 729-747

F.S.-Stan Mcdade claims that Barry Godfrey is back in San Diego.

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TO

FRO

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 18S2 EDITION

OSA FEMA (41 CF19) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOY

INMENT

Memorandum

SAG, SAN DIEGO (170-286) :

DATE:

7/30/74

UNCLASSIFIED

LOS ANGELES (157-8214) (RUC)

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

EM - SAO

00:

San Diego

Enclosed for San Diego is a copy of a Los Angeles

County Jail Booking and Property Record pertaining to arrest

of LOUIS JACKSON on 7/9/74; also one copy of a letter dated 7/5/73

addressed to BILL RITTER, Editor,

, Post Office Box

2022, San Diego, California, from JeRkyBusch. Also enclosed

an FD-306 cortaining information received from LA 6993-E. on

11/28/72 which was not previously furnished to San Diego.

On 7/11/74, Officer TOM GREEP, Los Angeles County

Sheriff's Office (LACSO), Intelligence Division, advised that

LOUIS JACKSON, a Negro, born 1/13/43, in Texas, had been

arrested by the LAGSO on a traffic warrant charge but released

as not being the person named in the warrant.

When JACKSON was

picked up, he had a jacket, which he said belonged to one ERIC.

In. the pocket of the jacket was found a letter, a copy of which

Officer GREEP said that JACKSON said he knew nothing

about the letter. JACKSON advised that ERIC lived in Playa

Officer GREEP said he would pro-

vide copies of the booking record and letter.

On 7/16/74,_a copy of the booking record and letter

were received by the Los Angeles Office from Officer. GREEP by

mail. They are being enclosed. GREEP also sent a note advising

that. JACKSON'

s true name was LOUIS TACKWOOD.

San Diego will note that the letter contains, among

other matters, extensive information regarding HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY.

• San Diego (Enc.

• Los Angeles. (Sq. #6)

ANC/met

(3)

Bisy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll savings than

there sily 130-206

AUG

$ 1974

FUI - SAIN WIELU

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IA 157-8214

Los Angeles is taking no further action with

reference to the contents of the letter.

In view of the

letter's contents, it is suggested that San Diego review

it carefully and take any steps believed necessary.

2*

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## Page 752

RICCODON BUSINESSFORME (213) 587-7238

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Sist

Bellingsam, Wn:

98215

July

5,1923

Mr Bill River

The Door

Po. Bat Dosa

San, Digs) Calif

92112:

Seen Pill;

Well, here it is, Please excuse

Mom to pantin the Lane e

F.

Sa hen ego the Golfien

Sadfrig Data

•I first saw, but was not introduced to flowerd

Barry Godfrey at the Stardust Motel San

Drego: Eun Sharo in September, 1969;

number or persons among them Mri George

Hones and myself were manning. the

Nak. BiA, booth at the Shows: Godfrey

came frequently to this booth, dating the

three days of the show's On. These occasions

he world "walk through the show" with Mire.

Hoover or Mr. Jerry Lyun Davis, holding

I have no idea of

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## Page 754

ne contento

se conversatios

In November, 1919, I was asked to go

on a "soft penetration". For intelligence.

gathering purposes, with. Godfrey. I was

coked to make a repart on Godfrey's

Arrow, Clubin El Cajon BIrd.

San Diego tavern From

there we drove. to: the Lake Elsinore

area" and visited the home of an

elderly gentlemen, whose name and

importance I have forgotten.

For somione who wal, rodrey in

on "intelligence type"

pressed me as üll-fitted For the role.

He alternately exhibited physical

Feet and bestin whiper tienarly his

classify as; 1 sly or Sheaty,. a

nervousness a cowardice and 3)

awareness of personal guilt. All of

these, dispite the fact we were

breaking no laws, doing no haum and

in the house at the muitation of its

owner.

Fallowing the "interview", we left the

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## Page 755

3.

subjec

house find it di overed

that we were being followed. Re=

luctantly -and that's the only way I

Candescribe Godfrey's attitude

he followed my instructions to try

m: breaking

work. Even Though we doubled back

on; the car Following us. and pulled

Gadfrey" paniced" then, increasing his

speed and driving erectly to san

Diego and to a chinese restaurent where

We met his superior, Bill Clays.

In retrospect, wherein we all become geniuses,

I com conclude. That the survelliance team.

Following us that. hight..consisted of

special Agent Petersen es Christiansen

And other fRie Storm Troopers, That

radireys velvatance cind pania came

From his Fear of doing any fling counter

to his instructions Fram his employers

(Hie FBI):

During the period of November, 1969 to

Summen of 1921, Howard Gadfrey Frequently

came to Gunsmoke Ranch on weekends

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## Page 756

5.

Forme oF

Shooting

were practiced. to

re.-

creationi On These visits, which

were.alwars brief-lastingless

than in hour- he would. Take fir

Hoover on Wire Jerry hyan Davis

asida For quiet conversations.

During the wot kne yo day ot

myself.

It was curing this tinie that I

learned he lad been apponted

"Director of Intelligence"' For the Son

Diego area secion of the Minutemen.

In Qugust of 1971, Godfrey came to

my apartment and requested I verify

addresses and phoire numbers: For a.

series of navies ve had on 315 note.

It was a so Durin

June, vuly ai august

af 19li that both Godfrey and Donald

Runs nika Rancing as "Don Simms" = visited

amd, although supposedly

"not knowing each other", they soote

togetiver, on at least one occassion, in

a manner similar to the conversations i

Godfrey had previously held: with Mis

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## Page 757

Hooveir an

Ma Divis.

Followng tese "casual conversations""

detween twe spectatois at a shootmy

matehs.110ct0b0r921,Golfmy

Came up with bizaure ideas to

"Take carz of these Red punks" if

the Republican Convention was held in

San Diego:

also, a number of us

received literature on a new grovi,

The SAo! Mr. Flenry and I were

gren specific motructions not to

involve ourseives in any way with

the Sho, Mai Fleury Continued. to

receive são literature (anasked).a!-

Hongh I did mọt.

Sovie of Fodf revis ideas includea;

1. The use of massime doseages of LSD!

ajonide a strychine introduces fitio

the punch at anti way groups motings,

Bombing of VAw keadquarters, thie

Guild theatre and general porno shops.

3, Bambings of the liones off offices

of anti-war Leadersi

Richaping os assassation af Anti-wor

Leaders and actirists..

S.. Fire bombig of velicles and othes

propaty belong ing to Anti-war activists,

NOTE: Our geneal altitude to wand Gadfirey

• :

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## Page 758

and his

osals at that fine

25;

ling fivel!"

By No ember on Disembered 1?1,

along with the decision to hold the Re-

publican Convention in San Diego:

his

other ideas having been rejected IT have

a strong suspicion that some of them reve

Carried sut or altempted by Godfrey) he

how proposed that some de constrict

radiö confalled, Freeflight model airplanes

to carry payloads of His and white

phosphorous, to le flown over Vacation

Istand and deTonated.

When: Mr. Aboven,

Mr. fleury and a heard of this idla we

Ryacted the possuality sui so paná:

Godfrey likewise attempted to involve

otheys me a conspiracy to manu. Facture

a similar averaft, loaded with TINT a

Cy plastique, to be clown mto dis

Fores

as it: landed at Lindberg Field

an El Toro Marine Hir Base at Sem Clevente.

When I head namon of This, t expressed

The apinion that Godfrey had lost his mind.te

ever suggest anything as

• 3

msan@as.om

attempt on the life of the president. I

Further stared that if I ever received

meornation that le was actually praseeding

I would report it to the Secret Service.

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## Page 759

9.

10.

oilers, ind

Mr Hoover Copressed. Tie

same atti

Kee.

1 In: 8079512011

•appcaro

That that Comments Must Have Found

Heir way to coditey

wing this ting I also hearined ondfrey

was " San Diego Leador" of the SA0.

din Deceiter, 1971)

Godfrey attempted to

and other anti-was Leaders. Again the

Was refusad by everyone he contaced.

On famong bi 1972, the attack was

made on ferr Banner's lome bu Godfrey

and someone else, whose dentity as yet

remains unknown.

o Febriary, 1975 an two Occasions,

That's were

had refused to go along with any of

God Grey's wild ideas.

We apartment is Son Diego was under

fired at on one occassion where I was

staying out of sight: Godfrey told

Mr Hooker that, "Baumeits People figure it

was you and Busch who took the shots

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## Page 760

No sooner was this said than

Godfrey legin to pressure me to

Return to my apartment. Che had

told mir foores

not to tell me

about the "contract" ar the sur

velliance; but Makered dids I

reflacted that outside of Mri

along he hit angle an inse.

mother, only Godsy enconcluded

It was he and/oi members of his

network who had

Coy his claim Fort frise the shots

intellígence"

at Mr. Fleury and n

ade mysel

Therefore, on Maich 2, 117s, I left

Sandiego County and the United States

in fear of siy life. (On can not,

after all, protect oneart from a

hidden assassin!) In light of what

nas travo pired since, L have me-

mained aut of the area tver since.

Sure hese this will helps Bit!

Beat. of luck,

Ps. Kill, just trikes

Jany Binat

Coday (Friday, 7-6) with !

Monda Trout a Liliticis:

Of this 7193

Page

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## Page 761

Date pi

11/28/22

Received by

Dato received

Reccived from (name or symbol number)

11/38/72-

Metinod of delivery

LA (G93-E

(check appropriate blocks)

(& in person

by telephone

if orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

] by mail

orally

Dictated

to

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

Brief description of activity or material

Meg up to diges City Cresses.

recording device

Date of Roport

11/2/22

Date(s) of activity

L written by Informer:

File where original is located ifnotattacica

170-16314-169

* INDIVIDUELS DEEIGNATED EN AN ASTERISS (*) ONLY AUTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PAICIICIPATL

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Infomation recorded on a card index by —

_ on date -

Remarks:

CC:

157-7306

(JACK L. DU LONG)

158-1013

(RODERIC DUFF)

100-74020

(RICK NORTON)

157-1014

100-74758

CALVIN FOX)

157-76+1.

(GLEN MERELER)

157-

(SECRET

URNT ORGENIZATION)

157-

(HOWARD BERRY GODFREY)

157-

(LARRY MAZIKES)

157-

157÷

Hats

MC- GSE)

152-

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(STAN

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## Page 762

20 November 1972

It has been learned that Jack I. Du long attended

a meeting of the Greater Los Angeles Area Citizens

councils held on this date in the Sparton Room of

the Olympian motor Hotel at 1903 West Olympic Blvd.

In Los Angeles California. Ine meeting was set for

8pu and did start within a few minutes of 8pm. A

total of 19 or 20 people were on hand for the meeting.

Roderic Duff conducted the meeting. He is the GLAACO.

leader. He announced that this was the first GLAACU

meeting in a year and a hall. He indicated that GIdduC

had interested itself with local issues during this

time. He outlined work in monrovia involying the schools

and a local election. Duff stated he planned an

important meeting in two nonths, in late January 1913.

He did not state why there would be another meeting

so soon alter this gathering. It would be unusual

riew of the fact that this meeting was the first

in eighteen months. Duff discussed the "blood program"

that was mentioned in their mail out report of last

week in which GLAAUC members would donate blood to

other GIACC members only when needed and then direct

from dowry to donor. in brief the plan is to prevent

a GINAUi member ITOl receiving blood from a black. It

appears ine meeting was called only to hear two speakers.

First to speal was a man believed to be named kick Horioz.

IN MARIT

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 762

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## Page 763

Page Two

20 November 1972

This man appears to be about forty years of age.

He wears à crew cut-Ilat top hair otage style,.

He stated he wanted to speak early because bé

had tà

get up at 3:30Ar each day to go to,work.

This nan has been seen by this onserveryat other

right wing gatherings in this area during the

past six months. At thesétimes he has been with

ais wife and each wore shirts with a sign Keying

"Don't tread on ie" and the snaile. The shirts

were connected with a group ke is involved in

at this tine. Norton.

appears in good shape and,

about 5:11 and 160lbs.

Norton spoke about the

man named Piorkowski who shot and killed the

black youth in Pomona california following a

purse snatching ineident on the street. The

attached (see handbill) explains norton's pitch.

In brief he urged all present tolattend a rally

for Piorkowsli on 26 novenber 1974 (Sunday) aü 2om

1n vlaremont Califomia at 671 Arrote This 15

believed to be the home of Hals mcGee.

The rally

1Isise funds for his defense. Norton also urged

a large turnout of right wingers on the day of

the fral in Pomona on Monday 4 December 19720

Ngéton indicated a large turnout of blacks is

expected and this could cause a tense situation.

Norton spoke for only about ten monastes ninutes:

T9094493 9945 76852289 09sts2e

About 8:30pm a ur. Calvin tox of El Cajon, California

began to address the gathering. This man states

IL FORMANT

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 763

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## Page 764

Lage Three

20. November 1972

he operates a Gulf station in El Cajon. Fox appears to

be in his early 10s, about 5:9 and 170lbs. Fox spoke for

over an hour regarding his involvement in the Seciet Aimy

Oxganization in the san Diego area. Fox related how Howard

Berry Godirey started to stop by his station early in 1972.

Fox charges that Godfrey tried many times to get bin to

join the S40 but that he never joined the group. fox adnits

he kept some of the literature around the station

that

Godfrey would leave for him. Fox stated that in mid May

he and his wife decided to join the Rev mintyre and his

"Victory march in Washington". Fox charges the FBI then

raided his station while he was gone and broke into a

file cabinet and then planted material in the cabinet.

Fox hints that the FBI claius to have teared that he

went east to do harm to A. Bremer after the latter shot

GoT. G. C. Wallace in Maryland. For then related how he

appeared as a witness for William Yakopec in September

1912 and how this has led to his trial on Iuesday 5 Decembe?

1972 for parjury. dox asked all who could to be on hard?

in Decend:I for his trial. Roderic Duff stated he and sover

other GIlliC members would be present for the trial. Foz

stated his legal costs were very high and a collection was

taken for him. It was noted that Jack Du Long gave ros 35.0

and it appearca about:30 to 340 may have been given to

fox this erening by the GLACC menbers. The meeting endcu

shortly hulore 10pm. Anong the twenty people present and

known to this observer were: RodeTiC vuIl, Jack Du Long,

ARuSH MENT

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## Page 765

Page fOUr

20 November 1972

Larry Nazinek, Hale Melee, Joe Weber, stan Wade,

Glen Wheeler. Others present aypear to be long

term GLAACC members.

•der

NW 68262-Docid:32989523 Page 765

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## Page 766

DORKONGNI APPAGGATES YOUR

PAST

ASSIGNANGS DUT NACOS MONE

• DRINGYO

MR.

FRIGGOS TO A

BABLY FOR PUOQNOCSHDO

SUNDAY

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Claremont,

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NOT

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Mission

Pomona, Calif.

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TO GUANAY

TRIALO

Don't let black extremis!

pack the coustlooom

tize

voroner's headireng the

s hearing.

NOTE:

To add injury to insult, Piorkowski's

apparently attempting

to

sue him for

chemies are now

million.

HOU CARE?

CALL YOU DE TMERENT GUI

пеносімОвОдА

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## Page 767

MAT INE FOITION:

@ЗА НИМА (1l CAR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOV

• VMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC (170-286)

DATE: 5/16/74

FROM : SA FARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT:

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

INFORMACDN CONCERNING

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY has

applied for a position

as Argon

Investigator for the state of California.

He scored the top

grade in his test and is now being investigated by the California

Bureau of Investigation for this position.

He is presently working

for the state of California in a similar positon.

SA FRANK M.

THOMPSON, CBI is conducting the investigation:

The following information which has all been made public

was given to SA THOMPSON upon authority of the SAC:

HOWARD PARRY GODFREY, Born July 1, 1943, at Portsmouth,

224/87

England, was an informant of the FBI from August 10, 1967.

to November 1l1, 1972. He reported to the San Diego office.

This service was entirely voluntary on his part.

During this

period of time he furnished a volume of highly reliable information

about right wing type groups such as the Minutemen and the

Army Organization.

He was reimbursed for his service

In amounts ranging fronx up to $250.00 per month.

On June 22, 1972, GODFREY furnished information indicating

that one WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC intended to bomb

• "Genies Massage.

Parlor" in El Cajon.

Due to the possibility of loss of life if

this bombing was

carried out, it was decided to make GODERTY

available to testify in the trial of YAKUPIC who had placed a

bomb in the Guild Theatre in San Diego on June 19, 1972.

As a

resust of information furnished by GODFREY, a number of

persons

were tried and convicted and large quantities of firearas,

explosives and ammunition wese recovered.

The names of individuals arrested tried and convicted was

given to SA THOMPSON.

EMP : emp

(2)

170-286-156

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

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## Page 768

4/5/74

Metho

of délivery

Ichick appro

1 in person

I orally funashed ari reduced lo itiling by Agent:

a by to chine ye by mall

by mail

Date

Dictated

4/0/77

-10 Sue Fixe

4/8/27

Gorally

Transcribed -

Authenticated

by Informan!

Brief description of activity or material

1Cc muting 3/25/2p -50

E recording device

Date of Report

4/5/74

Date(s) of activity

3/25/74

written by Isi

...

-т1

File where original is located ifnot atar

170-544A

• INDIVIDUALS DESCYATED BY AY ASTERISK (* ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PAPTICIP

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

1 Infomarion recoried on a card index by.

_on date

Renart.s:

170-544,4.-

10

157-4323

(AFCJ)

105-6730

(AI, FATAH)

WINDEX 70 157-4168

-Deferse: League C

105-7470

(JDE)

157-4340

(LIBEDTY

157-4168

AMEND ENT

(MCC)

colone

WILTON GALE

157-29 (NSHPP)

.574

4024

(ELIEN

FDAMS.)

4448

AL

157-3018

OSEPS DEITINT

157-2527

(/)

/)

FARRIET BRINKER)

157-348

(JARET BRINKOR)

1570908

157-401

(ROBERT SRO.A)

ЕХРО

55665-6174

Junths diseminatin left

to ricining office

157-4076

(BERT COMPERAT)

157-2897 (WILLIAM DOMASK

157-152 (RON EDDY

157-4449 (JOEN FINN

JR.

157-3300

(P.T. GAVIN

157-4269

(KENT GEDDIS)

157-4434

(NELLY. JOENSON)

170-286 (Frifuy)

Block Stamp

170-286-155

SEARCHiN

2-

LOSANGELES (157-7775(84)

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## Page 769

157-4407

CHARLES WELT KENDALL)

157-2899

AS FRANKLIN KNIGHT)

157-4450

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

157-3487

(DENNIS LOSO)

157-4131

(CHARLES MARTIN)

157-2521

(DAVID "BILL" MILLER

757-4443(ANN NETTER)

157-4273

(WILLIA PROBERT)

154-495-

(ROBERT RÀIBURN).

157.

3498

(WESLEY ROUNDS)?

274

(MI.

KARL SACK)

157-4275

(MIS. KARI SACK)

157-4252

CARL SCHALDT)

157-4271

(DONALD SEABURG)

157-4029

157-45401J. ANDREW SIMPSON)

157-201

(GERALD SMITH)

157-4248

GEORGE UDBARY)

157-4266

(M2

RY UDBARY)

157-2610

CKEY WAREFIELD)

157-3138

NoT

VICTOR WALTON)

157-2524

GEPALDINE

WATSON)

157-2545

(RAI

NILSCH)

157-2506

157-4447 JACK ZIMMERMAN)

BAPBAKA

HUTCHINSON)

GERMANE

157-4845

(Chinancer

CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-4023 (ARNOLD DRESSEN)

157-3169

(DONNA LEEN HARTLEY)

FODFRE).

157-3170

(CALVIN FOX.)

57-4446

(JUNATHAN

WEST)

157-3001

Jery fy.

15.7-2815

(5A0)

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INFORMENT

Report by DON CLARK

Meeting of Colonel WILLIAM GALE at

O'Neira Hall on the Evening of

March 28, 1974, San Diego, California

4/5/34

Approximately 75 persons were present at that

meeting. It included, among others, GEORGE UDVARY,

VICTOR B. WALTON, MICKEY WAKEFIELD,

ELLEN ADAMS, BILL MILLER,,

JONATHAN VEST, "JOE BRINKER,

HARRIET BRINKER, JANỆT BRINKER, COlonel WILLIAM GALE, ANN

Nullek, and

others who, are

very old and very inactive.

There were

number of individuals present who

are as yet

unknown to

GEORGE UDVARY does not seem to have made his

move yet--permanent mongou

of the area. He's still in

process, I believe,

best I

.can tell at this time. MICKEY

WAKEFIELD

came down

"from Escondido, was hoping to run

into some of his para-military friends, one or two of whom

did notjevidently arrive. He did runtinto VICTOR. WALTON

who he is close to. BILL MILLER was there and very involved

on the surface at least. • ELLEN ADAMS

was distributing

literature. JOE and HARRIET BRINKER came in from Escondido

and of course are primarily responsible for putting on that

monthly meeting and so they were working with that.

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## Page 771

There was security that night--more so than

would ordinarily be expected. A fellow by the name of

DENNIS was inside wiih a 23-charmel, flyatt ertizens Band

walkie-talkie, Realistic brand,so

sold by Radio Shack.

He

kept monitoring another individual whose name I do

not have

He had a two of three channel Citizens

Band walkie-talkie, Midland brand, land they were checking

to see lI anyone would give them any trouble.

This was

because of a publication that indicated where their meeting

would be held. They didn't indicate what they would do if

such trouble arrived.

Colonel GALE discussed an article on himself and

the identity movement as written up in Volume V; Issue 14,

of a bi-monthly publication, called the San Diego Door.

I believe that's a March, 1974 issue. Colonel GALE read

directly from the article and made comments and corrections

as he went.

He said, now I will read--follow this and read as

much.

as possible that

article:

agens relevant I e read from the

"But the pubit meetings are only part of the

the

para-military part/os his orsanization

That part is

called Identity' andhas so far incorporated many old

Minutemen and secret army elements in Southern California."

To that, Colonel GALE indicated that "Identity"

was-the name of his church publication--he thought it was

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Thel

to used to food en t 12105pay.

was sometning else.

Thelor gil Eary part at their operation is under

such titles

as the "Christian Posse

Association

I will make another quote here from the publication:

"JERRY LYNN DAVIS, the ex-head of the SAO in California,

has been reported at GALE's public meetings." According

DENTITIE

to MICKEY WAKEFIELD who was

itting next to me dufin

wintersen

meeting. DAVIS had not, as far. as he knew, ever been to a

San Diego meeting.

Another quote Colonel GALE made: "Identity is

organized in similar fashion to other underground organizations-

small cells communicate through a series of intermediaries

and blind post office boxes.'

Colonel CAlE did not

further: howeverp

the mailing network for the rational tape

groups

the Christian Posse

Association groups, and the

amateur radio network

are the primary communication links

of GALE"

groupo

laza

Kady

Another quote Colonel GALE made from the article:

"In San Diego, GALE can be heard speaking to his congregation

on the fourth Thursday of every month at the O'Neira Club

on Holly Street" or something of that nature "between 34th

and 35th Streets, one block south of Adams Avenue." The

street was incorrectly quoted--it's Hawley, and Colonel

GALE made an observation on that, indicating he thought

the information was transferred to the person at this publication

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telephone and that he figured, he had that all figured

out that way because the person must have misunderstood

the name

and got it wrong.

The next quote from the publication:

"According

to one law enforcement source, Identity has fabout 50 members

in the San Diego area, including members of the

San, Diego

GALE indicated support from

neriff's Department and reserve police A Diego

Colonel

and HOrs

enforcement--indicated

ne has an assistent paston in Glendale who has an important

position in

the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, and

that

claims suppoit from

number of law enforcement

areas •

Another quote he

Indicated:

"As for GALE, he

pretends to be a minister

of his church and operates through

It as his tont. CAll was one of the driving forces behind

the militant Christian Defense League (CDL) in the 60's.

He had formed the small California Rangers in the late 50°s.

The California

State Attorney General's Office described

the Rangers as,

,," then they put a quöte in here, in this article,

•: "A secret inderground guerrilla force, linked with other

non-military organizations by a common ideology and leader-

ship.'

Colonel GALE indicated at this meeting the Rangers!

were

registered with the state and had support of Californial

law enforcement.

Another quote from the article that the Colonel

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made

"GALE's strategy to recruit members through veterans

organizations was thwarted in 1963 when the long Beach Press

Telegram exposed his efforts to convert the American Legion

Post in Signal Hill into a Ranger front. It was after this

that one of the Rangers was arrested for, sellins

a machine

sun and a sterl gun to undercover agency

colonel GAlE f

indicated that

he as involvea/to

"some extent with this

particular

he transferred from the Hollywood post.

do tigh this particular vetefans group inau!

Also, he said

the Ranger's, that particular Ranger's

arrest was an

nizament and an unfortune@ err

enror yon that Ranger's part.

Another quote he.

-Tiade:

"The CDL was quite an

organization

Phen GALE was a part of it.

a part of it. It grew to

include the klan, the National States' Rights Party, and

jany other Right Wing group's." Colonel GALE admitted

connection with the Christian Defense League, indicating

that he was very active.

Another quote: CALE has ample experience to

found a para-military organization. In addition to more !

than 20 years involvement in right wing circles, GAlE is.

a setired Ileutenant Colonel, U. So Army. He served with

the MAC ARTHUR command after World War. II in the cöunter-

insurgency staff," and it goes on. But Colonel GALE corrected

this, counter-insurgency information. He indicated that he

was on the staff of MAC ARTHUR in Japan but previous tO

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that was when he was involved in counter-insurgency and

that was with the guerrilla activities in the Philippines,.

which was also indicated in this article.

Then, another interesting thing, he quoted: "The

SAO was in large part organized by HOWARD B. GODFREY, an

FBI Agent." He didn't have anything notable to say about

GODFREY.

Actually, one of the things he indicated, too,

In this discussion of his was that there is a lot of diffi-

culty getting different right wing groups to cooperate in

a military fashion and that that is very necessary and

I

set the impression that he prattemptins,

and wishes to whip

these groups into

Ine an a really etficient military manner

that will beveryleffective and efficient, " That

is the pri-

Mary pr

He also indicated his

willingngss to cooperate

with

law enforcement,

of course onthis terms no doubt;

and he said he was

ready

and

they were ready to face those

Jews and their articles and their so-called exposes and

whateve

else they might happen to

want to do; that they

are ready to communicate with their people and take care of

anyone who gives them any trouble. He indicated that he

had communication links all over -that from his car he

could talk immediately with his link in Saugus--I don't

know what link he was referring to, but it was in Saugus,

and in Glendale and other areas like- that, which he mentioned.

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That covers much of his comments at that particul

lar meeting. There was quite a lot of response--the pepple

enjoyed

that immensely. It was a reaction/similar to a

grandstanding and I think he was

milking

for all he

could get.

3. ANDREW SIMPSON resides at 229-Kalmia Street,

San Diego, Caiifornia, 92101, telephone number in San Diego

232-5658.

There merensome quests dis e

answers during

this session. JO BRINER was bassinz/out blank pieces

of paper

so that people

could write their comments and

questione

on the papers

were

then passed up to Colonel

GALES Along with those

blank pieces of paper, JOE BRINKER

rad

a throw-away.

the tax revolt. The heading was "Sunny

San Diego Invites

You to 1974's Biggest Tax Expo" and then

anothernheading, "Tax Foes Tell. Ihy and How They Stopped

Paying Income Tax," etc., /etc. It talked about meetings in

the

San

Diego area on that. Registration forms for special

get-togethers, in this case, Sheratom Inn-Airport on

Friday, April Sth

and Saturday, April 6th, 7 P.M. to 11 P.M.

on Friday, April 5th; 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday, April 6th.

For those who wish to write for information, they'd write to

(for registration or information) to Tax Expo, 1570 Lily

Avenue,

Cajon, California 92021. Now whether this: point

was being stressed more by JOE BRINKER or whether it was also

inder the tacit approval of Colonel GALE, I do not know.

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Among the other literature and material which was

picked up at that meeting, I acquired an application for

the Identity seminars, "Second and Third National Identity

Seminars, Manasseh Ranch, California, Ministry

Christ

Church, Second Seminar dates are Saturday"

the 26th of

April through Tuesday, the 30th of

April,!

1974. Third

Seminar dates are Saturday, the 29th of June through

Tuesday the 2nd of July,

11974. Attendance by accepted

application only not open to the public (hey make that

a stressed point

this.) "Manasseh Ranch

*is the national

headquarters for the Identity Movement of the Ministry of

Church. It is located

in the gold Mother Lode area

of california. Altitude in nearly 3,000 feet in the high

sierr

Nevada Mountains.

A NO

sleeping facilities are available

those attending shota brins a motor home, camp trailer,

If you do not own one,

facilities are limited, self-contained recreational vehicles

are preferable. You must also bring your own food supply,

except that we will have a small comnissary to supplement

your needs-"eggs, bread, butter, potatoes,

• canned foods,

etc. Children will be the responsibility of the parents,

although it is possible to arrange for a child care period

among those who attend. This can be organized after your :

arrival. Directions to Manasseh Ranch will be mailed to

..*

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you upon receipt of and acceptance of your application to

attend. (Please cut off at perforated line and mail appli-

cation

to P. 0. Box 423, Glendale, California 91209. Please

give the ipformation requested on the appliçation form.)"

Underneath the application; "We wish to attend the Identity

Seminar at Manasseh Ranch as indicated. Please place check-

mark in the appropriate seminar spáce." Second Seminar

or Third Seminar indicated for placement of the mark.

Following they say, "Religious services begin on Saturday,

so arrivals should be prior to those dates." They ask the

number of adults, number of children, ages of children,

type of recreation yehicle (tent campers.

truck camper, motor

home, travel trailer), then they indicate here, "ie hereby

relieve the Ministry of Christ Church from all liability

and responsibility to ourselves and all members

of our

fanily in event of accident or injury while we are on the

church property at Manasseh Ranch, California. • •Name

(signed),

Address (printed)".. .so on. This is the form for the

seminars.

GODFREY

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NiANNE-EH RANCE, CALIFORNIA

VISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCHI

SECOND SEMINAR - Dates are SATURDAY, 26 April thru TUES. 30 April 1974

THIRD SEMINAR

Dates are SATURDAY 25 June thru TUES. 2 July 1974/

ATTENDANCE 3Y ACCEPTED APPLICATION ONLY - NOT CPEN TO THE PUBLIC !

MANASSEH RANCH is the NATICNAL HEADQUARTERS for the IDENTITY movement

of the MINISTRY OF CHRIST CHURCH.

It is located in the gold mother-lode area

of California. Altitude is near 3.000 feet in the High"Sierra Neyada mountains.

attending should pring a motor home,

eate tele camper tro great a olet facilities are limited, self-

contained recreational vehicles are preferable. Yo.. must also oring your own

food supply except that we will have a'small commisary to supplement your needs

(eggs, pread, butter, potatoes

Children will be the responsortity of the

although it is possible to arrange

for child care periods amongst those who,

¿This can be organized after your

arrival. Directions to Manasseh Ranch will

Noelmailed to you upon receipt of and

Pleasance of your Application to attend.

andymall application to P.O. Box 423, Glendale,

California i1205). Please give

the information requested on the application form)

-.

APP L

jC A

We wish to attend

the IDENTITY SEMINAR at Manasseh Ranch as indicated.

(Please place chec

mark in the appropriate Seminar

space)

( ) Second Seminar - Sat. 26 April thru Tues. 30 April 1974

) Third Seminar - Sat.

2'9 June thru Tues. 2 July 1574

Religious Services begin on Saturdays, so arrivals should be PRIOR to those dates.

Number of adults

Number of children

Ages of children

Type of Recreational Vehicle:

Tent camper =

Truck camper

Motor Home

Travel Trailer

We heredy relieve the Ministry of Christ Church from all liability and responsioility

to ourselves and all memvers of our family in the event of accidentior injury while

we are on the Church property at Manasseh Ranch, California.

NAME

(signed)

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Date Terered

Heceived isui

ame or symoul numberl

4/5/77

SD

57=3/N formerst

SA

Method of delivery (chuck approprian: blocks)

_ in person

→ by telephore

& by mnil

orally

If orally funurned and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

_ 80.

] recording device

Date of Report

3/31/74

Date(s) of activity

3/30/77

Kuritten by fatos -

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informan:

3/31/77

Brief description of acuivity or maierial

No one from NSWit went tIA

ti su

brangh of the will,

File where originai is located if notaracte:

vis

170-572A

* INDIVIDUALS DESGNATED BY AN ASTERIS5 (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICEE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOYARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Inforation recorded on a pard index by

_on date -

Remarks:

170-512A -238

157-4323

(AFCJ)

(

105-6730

(PI, FATAH)

105-7470

157-4340

iJDE)

(LIBEPTY

AMENDIENT)

157-4168

{:1CC)

15/-28 (NSWPP)

TO GADERS

15774024

(ELLEN

FDAMS)

157-4448

(AL ALDINGER)

157-3018

(JOSEPS BENINTENDE)

157-2525

(FARRIET BRINKER)

157-34,84

(JANET BRINKER)

157-3087

JOSEPH BRINKER)

157-4019

(ROBERT BROKN)

157-4076

(BART CAMPERAT)

157-2877

(NILAIAM DOMASK)

157-152

(RON EDDY)

157-4449

(JOHN FINN, JR.)

157-3300

157-4269

(P.I. GAVIN)

(KENT GEDDES)

157-4434

(NELLY JOHNSON)

Block Stamo

170-281--154

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED 1:

APR 5

19.74%

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157-441 ^ DI. CHARLES WELT KENDA

157-285

(THOMAS FRANKLIN KNIGHT

157-44

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

157-3487

(DENNIS LOSO).

157-4131

(CHARLES MARTIN)

157-2521

(DAVID "DILL" MILLER)

(ANN NATTER)

157-4273

(WILLIAi PROBERT)

157

- 4553

(ROSERT PAIBURN)

157-3498

157-4274

157-4275

157-4252

157-4271

157-4029

157-4546

157-201

157-4248

157-4266

157-2610

•157-3188

157-2524

15772545

(MI.

KARL SACK

(Hrs.

KARK SACK)

(CARL SCHLIIDT)

(DONALDE SEABURG)

PART

SNOOT)

ANDREW SIMPSON)

¡ GE

RALD SMITH)

GEORGE UDSARY)

AMARY UDSARY)

(MICKEY WARETTELD)

(VICTOR

BRALTON

(GEPALD INS

& MAISON)

(PAI WILSORO

157-2506

157-4447

157-4545

157-

157-4923

157-3169

157-3170

BARBAkd

HUTCHINSON

(CHAUNCEY CURR)

(Bernard Dower)

(ARNOLD DRESSEN)

(DONNA LEE HARTLEY

(SALVIN FOX)

170-286

NOT GERMAN

TO GODREY

NW 68262 Docld102989523_Page 781.

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,andian

INfort

March

11, 1974

Showing of Triumph of the ill.

has been learned that the showing ofthe motion picture Forumah

1w211 by the losseles funit of the article

Le's Party on Saturday night, March 30, 1914 received no

stever Iron the san Diego-unit of the NSVpR Originally Iom Inight,

aarles Martin, Jack Zimnerman and Mickey lakeffeld had all planned

a drive uo tô los Angeles

to view the falm. However, Zimmerman

earned that

his son was

from San Francisco to visit him

ed so he cancelied oute: Martin does not own a can and since neither

night or Wakefiela had reliable transportation on this particular weekend

he entire plan was aropped.

Ron Bady just received a letter from Ray Wilson. In this letter,

ilson thanked Eddy for his support during the period when he (Wilson

an the San Diego unit of the MSE

Vic Walton claims to have "put out the word" on Barry Godfrey

'a good year" before the arrests of members of the Secret Army Organization

a San Diego. Walton says he warned the SAO people to look out for

iodfrey because he believed Godfrey to be half Jewish and, therefore,

intrustworthy. Walton says Godfrey was too pre-occupied with firearms

ind explosives to be trusted. He admitted, however, that this seemed

to appeal to the SAO affiliates.

That is all for now.

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Dute prepas

Dute received

Received from (nume or symbo! numberi

Received b

13/24/27

3/25/74

2152-E UN FONTAGT SA Pal In Belie

Method

of delivery

(chuck uppropriate blocks)

in person

by telephone

X by mail

Morally

written by Infornand

If orally fumished and reduced to writing by Agent:

Date

Dictated

- to

recording device

Date of Report

3/25/74

Date(s) of activity

3/24/74

Transcribed

Authenticated

by Informant

3/25/7x

Brief description of activity or maierial

larget Shorting Smith While iran,

File where original is located if not attached

170-5124

* INDIVICUALS DESIGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ONLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by -

_on date

Remarks:

170-5124 -

235

157-4323

(AECI)

105-6730

(AL, FATAH)

105-7470

(JDE)

157-4340

(LIBERTY, AMENDMENT)

157-4158

157-28

(MCC)

(NSWPP

NOT GERMANE

TO G00ENE

157-4024

ADAMS)

157-4448

AL ALDINGER)

157-3018

(JOSEPS BENINTENDE)

157-2521

(HARRIET BRINKER)

157-3484

(JANCT BRINKER)

157-3087

(JOSERH BRINKER)

157-4019

PROBERT

BROWN)

157-4076

(BERE CAMPERAT)

157-2897

(WILLIAM DONASK)

157-152 (RON EDDY)

157-4449

(JOHE FINN,

TR.)

157-3300 (P.T. GAVIN)

157-4269 (KENT GEDDIS)

157-4434

(NELLY JOHNSON)

GUSS

EMbif

Block Stamp

170-286-153

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157-4407 (DI. CHARLES WELT KENDALL)

157-2898

(THOMAS FRANKLIN KNIGHT)

157-4450

(ROBIN LIPDERT)

157-3487

(DENNIS LOSO)

157-4131

(CHARLES MARTIN)

157-2521

(DAVID "BILL" MILLER)

(ANN NATTER), /

157-4273

(WILLIAM PROBERT)

(ROBERT RAVEURN)

157-3498

(WESLEY ROUNDS)

157-4274

157-4275

tir. KARL SACK)

157-4252

157-4271

157-4029

157-202

157-4248

157÷4266

157-2610

157-3138

157-2524

157-2545

157-2506

70303017

170-286

(DONALD SEABURG)

(ART SHOOT) .

(J. ANDREW SIMPSON)

(GERALD SMITH)

(GEORGE UDBARY)

(MARY UDBARY)

(MICKEY WAKEFIELD).

(VICTOR WALTON

(GERALDINE WATSON)

(RAY WILSON)

(JACK ZIMMERMAN)

NOT GERMAN,

TO GODFREY

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 784

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BE RESITATE

rickey wakefield

aad

Activities

attitudes rela mi

Ray Wilson;

attitude of vic "alton.

on Sunday, larch 24, 1974 Gerald Smith and Ray Wilson visited the

home of Mickey

Makefield in Escondido. Both men brought their families

along and then all eight people proceeded to the Keyes Creek area north

of valley center for some target shooting Gerald smith sten Jeanette

rever

Wakefield loaned her one of his guns and let her give it a try. She ald

fairly

well for a beginner, hitting a dottle with a .22 automatic pistol

at a range of 40 feet oncher third try

Ben riassen's book faturels Eterndl

Feels that the author is wrongto use a religious apora

to try

to provide an answer to what is essentially a political and racial

problem. Makefield thinks the book's greatest weakness. is the fact

it so vehemently attacks Christianity. He believes that most rightists

who have any religious sense of being at all would reject thishas quickli

as most Americans already reject the Swastila. Smith has not yet become

acquainted with the book and so had no opinion to offer.

Vic' Walton's Attitude

Vic Walton recently expressed his opinion of Ceorge Mitchell Hooves

He said of Hoover, "He is not the kind of man I would ever want to have

for an enemy because I don't think he would hesitate to do you in".

Walton continued, "However, Hoover seems like a real nice guy". "He

is very quiet and doesn't have much to say".

Walton is very anxious to have Ron Eddy of Poway read Nature's

Eternal Religion. Walton is really making a determined effort to push

this book. Its author, Ben Klassen; seems to think Hitler was the best

thing that ever happened to the world and concludes his book by saying

that ultirately the wite race will have to occupy all the usable land

on Earth. That kind of tells you something without really saying it.

Walton says that Barry Godfrey once told him that his (Walton's) telepho

was bugged.

That's it for now.

Fund.non 3-25-74

INFORMANT

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Madle reecived

Recroved from !

3/25/74

SD

2.

Mashud of delivery

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D in person

a by telephone

Is orally furished and reduced in utiling by agent:

Date

" or syribul numberi

Xby mail

Dictated

_to.

Transcribed

Authenticated

by informant -

3/27/74

Brief description of activity or minterial

orally

Receired

Alm Setise

recording device

Dato of Report

3/24/74

Date(s) of activity

3/23/21

41/7Y

0X1 written by Infures:

New Politicil Unit to be formal by V. Wetan ilo nor originalis locared inoronater,

170- 5727

* INDIVIDUALS DESGNATED BY AN ASTERISK (*) ENLY ATTENDED A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE

VIOLENCE OR REVOLUTIOVARY ACTIVITIES WERE NOT DISCUSSED.

Information recorded on a card index by

on date.

Remarks:

I70-5/2234

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lift it

157-4323

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105÷%

(JEL)

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157-4168

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157-28

157-4418

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157-3018

(JOSEP* SENINTENDS

157-252

157-3484

(MARRIET BRINKER)

(JANET BRENNER)

157-3037

JOSEPH BRINKER)

157-4019

(RUBERT BROOM)

157-4076

(BERY CAPEPAI)

157-2897

MILLIAM DCSASK)

157-1524 (RCY EDDY)

157-4449 (JOUN FINN, JR.)

151-33300

(P.I. GAVIN!

157-4269

(KENT GEDDIS,.

157-4434

NELLE CORESOR

1157-

Ricke stanty"

. Los Angeles (157-9)(QM)

152-2933 (STANLEY MC DARE)

170-286 (Bany Frafuy)

church of the Creates

WILLIAM DREXEL

NDS

Block Stamp

110-281

1-152

SEANCIAN

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Diate prepauee

(

157-4407

157-2893

157-1450

157-3437

157-4131

157-2521

(DI. CHARLES WELT KENDALL)

(THO:AS FRÄNKLIN KNIGHT)

(ROBIN LIPPERT)

(DEMNIS LOSO)

(CHARLES URTIN)

(DAVID

"BILI" MIRLER)

(AND NATTER)

157-1273

9ILLIAA PROBERT

157-4553

(ROFERT PAXEORN)

157-3198

(HESLEY RORNIDS)

157-4274

(MC. KARI SACK)

157-4275

13dI:s.

NYRL SACK)

157-4252

(CARI SCHAIDT)

157-4271

(DONZND SEABURG)

157-4029

(ARE

SHOOT)

157-4546

ANDRENT SIMPSON)

157-201

157-4248

157-426,6

(GEORGE UDSARY)

(PARY UDEASY)

157-2610

(MICKEY WARSEIELD)

157-3139

(VICTOR WALTON)

157/2521

(GERALDINE WATSON)

157-2545

(RAY WIÜSON)

157-2506

157-4447

(JaCK

ZINMEPMIAN)

BARBARA TTCHINSON)

157-4545

(CHAUNCY CURR)

157-

(Bernard Dower)

157-4023

( ARNOLD DRESSEN)

157-3169 (DONNA LEE MLAPTLEY)

157-3170 (CALNIN ES

NO.T

FERMANE

TO GODIRKY

xde. 1

•dsstistuant i lud5t

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Sandman INFORMANT

March

• 24, 1974

4S:PP meetin

in San Diego, lift ward

visit

"San Diego,

new political movement building in San Diego.

On Saturday night, March 23, 1974 the San Diego unit of the rationi

/alist "hite People's Party held a meeting at 2562 Sumac in East Sar

2g0. Present for this meeting were Tom Inight, Charles Martin, Rick

tanley, Vic Valton and Mickey Wakefield. The meeting began at 6 p.m.

and ended at 9:30 out due to the tardiness of lalton and "alefield, a

Marned newspaper detrivation of the unite pover molestion se cancero

Instead a couple of hundred copies of the newspader

we revgiven to each

activist to distribute each on his own at

Movies of

the January 19, 1974 ISuPP picket of the San Diego Jewish Community Center

vete shown. "alton, who photographed, the event,/said the FBI had aprarent.

footage while it was being developed at

The current balance

In the San Diego unit's treasury is 928 but

the

unit owes $35 to Arlirgton and another $20 to the los Angeles unit for n

overall balance ono27 in the bole.

April, 1974 Knight is

going to insist that each affiliate

öf the unit contribute a minimum off

s7 per monith in ques.

It Is noin that kraght win

visiting the L.A. headquarters in;

Monte on the night of larch 30,

11974 to see the showing of Triumoh

the will. Martin will peobably accompany him. An admission charge of $1

be required of all who viey this motion picture on that night.

Los Angeles unit leader clifford ward will be in San Diego on the i

night o1 friday, april 5, 1914 and saturaay, April 6, 1974. He will likel

stay overnight in the knight home.

A crude letter of introduction has been made up for the San Diego

05 NSPP by walton and vill be distributed along with hite Fower

newspapers. Stenley las volunteered to write up a more professional

1oohing letter, stating that he is quite proficient in the English languas

New Political Lovement in San Diego

"thout the knowleage of lom knight, and deliberately so, Vic faltor

1s trying to set a new political movement started in thè San Diego area.

The basis for the philosophy of this new movement stems from a book entitl

Nature's Abernal Fcligion written by Ben Klassen. Elassen a founder of

the church of the creator. The book is more than 500 pages in length but

Flassen sold Walton 32 copies for only 31 per book. Walton is quietly

giving out these books to selected few

people in the San Diego area whom?

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## Page 789

Page

-aTton originally learned

the book from

My lcdade but says lcdade would not tell him directly from what

¡ce hecame across it. "alton plans to have a meeting of people

sare currently reading the book in his home on Thursday night, april 11,

274 to discuss their opinions of what the book has to say both lcdade

and

Walton believe, the content of the book to be terrific.

Walton has recently been geeing a lot of a man named William Drexel.

Drexel is said to be as ex-judge who was disbarred in December, 1973

Que to his pro-Nazi ideas.

Drexel is apparently very much opposed to

the Federal Reserve System and during his judicial tenure, he once had

the Treasurer of the state of

Hanneso ta

arrested. It is known that Drexe?

is currently eaming about $3,000 per month on a lecture circuit and

that he also earns money by purchasir

gold coins in Tijuana and selling

them for a higher price in

Sán Diego.

Tom knight is planning to attend the next, San Diego meeting of Bill

Gale's Ministry of Christ Church to be held Thursday.

night, harch 28, 1914.

It is knight's hope to try to sell copies of white pover newspaper at this

meeting. Walton and Mickey Wakefield have also been requested by fright

to attend this affair.

Walton believes that Rick Stanley has a small amount of non-White

blood in him and does not like the fact that Knight has accepted Starley

into the San Diego unit of NSVPP.

we didnt ween.

Vic Walton says that Barry Godfrey once gave him two cans of illegal

powder. Because he suspected that the stuff was illegal, he claims to

have disposed of it. Walton says he has information from a "pretty relia:

source" that Godfrey is currently employed by the sacramento tire ept.

-Wickey wakerield, hay

Wilson and Gerald Smith will all be going

target shootinen sunda farent donin the teres geek lanchy lat

area northlof Valley Center.

wilsonand smith writ have their

along

with them.

That is all for now.

Will be in touch when more develops

Sandmas 3-24-74

IN FORMAN

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HE Nosional

copies Moneys

70103

5 so, write to NewER

and/

resent

will have a porty rep-

dive contact you.

we have an active

whit of the party in canturage ano

you are white and not ê Jew, we

invite you to help as to preserve?

enlarge, defend & promoke a

a tilization

THE FUTURE

BER ONGA TONS!

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## Page 791

(Mount Clipping in Spoco Below)

Hearings Recess

In Perjury Cose

A hearing

to determina

Ranch in Harbison Canyon

whether a 1972 conviction of

in 1962-64, and also in films

an alleged menace oi the

made there.

Secret

Ariy

Organization

He was said to be a free

should

be overturned was

continued yesterday pending

lance writer now, and was

receipi of

answers

from. a

reported to have

returned

nere acout two months ago,

former Fbl agent invoived

staying until a week ago.

in the initial investigations.

Superior Court Judge

Mann and Baldaul agreed

James C. Toothaker took the

to submit written questions

action at the request of Dep-

that would be put to former

uty Dist. Atty. Henry Mann

FBI agent Steve Christen-

and attorney Laurence C.

sen.

Baldauf Jr., representing

Calvin Fox.

Fox was convicted of per-

jury during the trials here.

He was charged in connec-

tion with his denial that he

was a member of the SAO, a

right-wing paramilitary or-

ganization.

MYSTERY WITNESS

A mystery witness. whom

Baldauf said he might call

for the writ of habeas corpus

hearing, failed to material-

ize yesteraay.

Baldauf had hinted that

"Jerry Bush," whom he de-

scribed as having testified

before the Senate Watergate

Committee, might appear

despite a threat on his life.

Bush's name was not men-

tioned during the hearing

yesterday.

MOCK SHCOTOUTS

Other sources said Bush,

38, had lived here at one

time, appearing in mock

shootouts at the now-closed

Frontier Village at Big Oak

(Indicate page, name of

nowspaper, city and state.)

SANDIEGOUA

2/21/74

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Classification:

Submitting Office:

Being Investigated

170-286

1815458

MADE SAN OLEGO

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(Mount Clipping in Spoc. Below)

'72 Perjury

Witness

Challenged

By BILL OTT

Howard Barry Godfrey, a

former paid FBI informant

and key prosecution witness

in the series of 1572 Secrui

Army Organization triais

here, yesterday was de-

scribed by an attorney in

Superior Court as a danger-

ous figure who, if not ei-

posed in court,

will be ex-

posed by the Watergate

Committee.

• The aliegation was by Làu-

rence C.

baidaur Jr.,

attorney for Calvin Fex, who

was convicied of perjury

during the trials. He was

charged in connection with

his denial that he was a

member of the SAO, a right-

wing paramilitary organiza-

tion.

Baldauf, who is seeking to

overturn

Fox's conviction,

aiso raised the possibilty of

a mystery witness in his

arguments before Judge

James C. Toothaler for a

stit oi habeas corpus.

During arguments,

Bush," saying hi is "in San

Diego." Baldaut aiso said

might restly, despiie

the fact that his lie has been

Baldauf also had admitted

into evidence a declaration

by Bush over the cbjections

of Depuly Dist. Atly. Henry

statenient was not relevant

(Continucitor-Bind, Col. 1)

Base

- THE SAN DIEGO UNLON

Wedn

Informer In SAO

Tricis Challenged

(Continued)

to the proceedings.

fly a drone into Air Force

Baldaur later

withdrew One (the presidentiai plane)

Bush's declaration with the

as it

wals flown into San

•consent of Mann and Diego."

• loothaker. In withdrawing

Price said he was not

- It, Baldauf said the contents aware of such a plan.

should not be disclosed to the

Baldaut also asked Price if

• public because Bush had ies- he had any knowledge of a

•tified before the Watergate meeting between Godircy

- Commiltee and had been ad- and Donald Segretti at

inonistied not to make any Gunsmoke Ranch in larbi-

public statements.

son Canyon kere. segretti,

Mann, in making his earli- 32, has pleaded guily to one

er objection to adinitting count of conspiracy and

• Bush's declaration, called three counts of distributing

- the statement highly in- illegal campaign literature

• flammatory.

in connection with the last

CONCERY FOR SAFETY

presidential campaign. He

- Baldauf added that Bush was sentenced to sis months

- was "concerted for his saic. in prison.

Ly."

Price said he was noi

There were no further ref- aware of such a meeting.

erences to him, other than DEFENSE AnGEMeNTS

- the arguments on admitting

and then withdrawing his

Bakiand is arguing that

• declaration.

Fos was denied a fair trial

Baldauf in his arguments

and due process because the

attacked the credibility of

prosecution, at the time of

Godfrey as a prosecution

his trial, withheld informa-

witness in the 5.10 trials, at lion and ai icast oüe witness

one point saying "Mr. Cind-

wad should have been al-

frey is an arch criminal" lowed to instify for the dc

who "unless taken into tow"

fense — Steve Christensen, a

may "Kill simeone." possi-

former Fbi agent to whom

the "President of the

Godfity repotted when he

United Statr's."

was assigred to infiltrate ex-

PRICE TESTIFIES

tremist groups..

Farlier, Balauf called as

Hus was roaricied of per-

a witness Dopuiy Dist. Atty, jury on Die. 1, 1072, after a

L. Forrest Price, who pro-

nonjury trial beiore Judge

secuted for. When question- Bonsall Xoo. Fox. 4. was

ing prie!.

Baldauf ashod the dunor of

all

El C'ajon

him if he had been aware at service station at the time,

the time that Gontroy luri an establishient allegidly

_have, involved in a plan to scardid bs i langerso.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 792*

•(Indleare page, name ol

newspaper, city and siaie.)

SANDIELÓ

UNIC

- 2/20/77

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Tille:

Character:

Alpey.

Classification:

Submitting Office:

Being investloated

170-256-150

SEARCHED

... INDEXED

SERIALIZED ...

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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ay varanon

UNARMANT

axy 30, 1974

073 :

nor tir

Gatesy Calvin

Fox's accusations against ioward Barry Godfrey.

lay Mrisor, former commander or the san Diego unit of the lationa

socinist mite Poople a farty, has moyed to a new address very recently

His new address is 0831/ Spalding Flar

as interoper lights

section of corn not lar Iron his tormer

telephone nuncer

IS.

still the same as before, 291-3:05.

Nazis To Holdy

Diero

On Friday evening, Febmiary

a partylconmemorating the

thiru anniversary of the founding

the

San Diego unit of the NSuPP

will be leld at 1831 Spalding Place, Ray Wilson's new address.

Cnly

Are pe on way and hite They are lay a tv, get moth, hon

Founders of t

the unit.. The exact tine

for the beginning of this parts.

ip not yet known.

Calvin Fox's Accusations Arainst Barry Godfrey

The enclosed leaflet is apparently being circulated by Calvin H.

Fox of el cajon. However, the source of the particular copy enclosed.

here was Ray Wilson of San Diego. Fox comes on pretty strong against

Godfrey.

That is about all foz now. Will be in touch again soon.

zanaman-574

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## Page 794

nformer I Linked

Right-Wing

Violence

By STEVEN V. ROULETS

MEGO. June 28-n lorder of a

0:91:31:0

atessed nung left a hero dos nure

your sle shul the group no pardly

sired and lianico du on informer

nimursier. Howard Bers. Grolfic!.

at fire-bontrado and burglaries.

alt for bus sere's

meistersand me poo. this need

Jerry loan Daris. the

Hern Calfornia consonator for thie

e Army Organicairon, i sell-arned

missiah of anoher right my group.

flinutensen.

Segretti Kerognised

another derelopinen: the Wreck. 100

Hers of the Saurel Arns Orc.inee.

repericol recrigned a phongrigh

sassed li Segrelli, the county lunges

schinds idenilico die men in 1lie

aid dies 1708 in die summer ni 1971

a chanting range leguened hy

here of the Suarel Army Organids-

sid that

no was present at a discussion

my she sighi minger hoes the

stilre.on

C111e1116:19.

1e Beirch.

"Suminis"

did nos p.sr-.

compen did. accordnig do The

" sources.

.. Supreni. uho his been se fleed fir

suung file cupaign lucrature in.

de: essen used the siame "Denild

airer dimy Organiratos di dillerert

sit 10/8 nught disrupt the coren-

But sur far, there his been au firm

nie tending Mr. Segretu lu the right-

pisshollin

According lo Disins account, the

Scotel dom: Orgamean was formed in

1971 000 tram guerrilino whe could

minded a readlane meremont could

the 1::ed Stores Do craquorid ho il

firen posses

Hosed firedires.

thie

dia: members ind controled the money

uned los prise the groups recrunting

In indian. Cardires moes condered is

"Tirchraid" methin the corganication and

los a "more matant line" than 1110s1

members. D.js med.

Gardirey told friends, and in sane cases

later lestified in count. that he had pir.

111ed ma series el crient dolleno

•gains the rather small hut doel css-

muny el loll ming sadies in Sim Diegn.

In one case. He admitter brothing into

the olliero el The Street Journil. i left-

Ming nemopiper. ad desire printaig

dellars.

In another case. he said he

conter. a conner-callare nutpost. and

selle their recrores.

Ja enforcement agents dus dial Cindl-

secral other

hurglares and fire-burn:hed at least 110

airs helenging loo riadied comportleers.

Agent Slid Cien

According do his nose court leslimony

Cindires suo riding 11s it sir an Jun. f.

19:2. when another member of the Secret

hose neupied hy boung lellists. The

bullet slattered the elbose of a girl named

Piral Thorp Maso Thup and other

residents all the house were planning

demonstrations al the Repahinin con-

rentain.

Cicelired lossk the gun ined in the

m0t.9and and gries ahead B1. comores.

The argent tut it under his cored for sis

18e31 Mesaner dide shod line Thorp 11.10

Imals apprehended a by the paler. The

murdent con the agon his sois.

• Sceret army Corporation in lino ind

the SAl O. Main in leslerally

landert in-

lupeerly progrun for the right wing."

ira sposhe le is ropiester aler heing

reel here Thurados From in minese to

éer belo pending has deniency an

rye ul purserim of explasiaco. The

s. sirms: Organicalism co-esdustor

mme:hol. but thies derce that "he 1e.as

ce this printing a ruling of the. Appeals

rt has everturned the conviction of one

the persons mentioned

abore--ON THE

DIBILITY OF THE FBI WITNESS, GODFRET!!

is dangerous to sell books against the

• NOV@8262 Modid:32989523 Page 940g last year.

"ATT

i Part iN Time," Tis

OUTEDER 1973 ISSUE OF EDMIRIGE

MAGALINE SAYS THAT GOITE4, THE

FBI INFORMERE, ADMITS HE WIS

PLOTTING TO KILL PRESIDENT

NIXON IN SAil DIEGO!

ISN'T IT JUST NICE THAT

THE SAN DIEGO COURT -JUDGEE

PUT TWo MEN IN PRISON FOR

LIFE SOLELE ON THE WORD

OF THIS CRIMINALLY INSANE

INFORMER.

THIS CLEVER PARANOID,

GODFREY, WAS WORKING UNDEZ!

1. PATRICK GENT, NIONS APPOIN

TEE, WHO ADMITTED. BURNING TIE,

CONTENTS OF E, HOWARD HUNT'S

WilITE HOUSE JATE TO COVER

UP THE CLA, PLOT TO SUBVER

THE CONSTITUTIONAL FROCESSES

OF OUR GOVERNMENT.

THIS BUILDS STRENG SUSPICI

OF LOCAL JUDICIAL CONNECTIONE

TO THE WATERGATE SCANDAL.

'I PROTEST! YOU, TOo, MUS

PROTEST TO SAVE OUR REPUBLI

SINCERELY

chin

900 BROADWAY

EL CATON, CALIE 92011

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in dlay, 1972 when the Committre to Re-elect the

Presidont hired ex-Ful arents to bug 200 telephone

calls at Hemocratir Miradgu arters dio save the country

from compunism), "Capiain" Howard Barry God-

frey, anchor FBI operator, was spending his

pen-e" microy at my survice station, Dey E. Froadway

in El Cajon, buying tires, batteries, and servicing for

his 1151 lambler Kwhich he days he drove as the

Polar iy car in the shouting incident at Professor Bon-

Sinee I hare heen an outspoken opponent of Chair-

man Vison, it appears that "Captain" Godirey was

assignd lo go to the county grand jury in June and

name me as nue of the members of his "Secret Army

Orgarration ' so that when I was subpocnaed to iestify

as a vitress in thie Yakopec trial, a bomh would lie

taroun at my siation (on the same date as the sub-

[orna), a rental truck destroyea, and a week later my

contrart with Hertz canceled.

It probabiy had nothing to do with my opposition to •

Mixon, but after 1 denied membership in the SAU Can

appendage ne the FBI"), at the Yakopec trial, the

myforperjuly.

On Dec. 6, Judge Bonsall Noon found me guilty and

sent me to jail for six months with five years probation

T19

50a

tacked on

so I could he thoroughly waiched by

authorities for the remaining term-duration of the

President...

Oh, incidentally. the only witness for the presecution

that I was ar SAO member was "Captain" Godfrey. He

had NO piuce of corroborative evidence to produce to

the court-oaly nis mouth. It ivas luis meath (alone)

which prompted Judge Conyers to become "outraged"

over the Fist failure to produce evidencein the in the

Yakopee trail. All evidence in my case was cir-

cumstantial (planted), also.

When I appraled the sentence Judie Noon first

refused bail. Then after my attorney appealed that, he

did consent lo sal bail at a reasonabie (?) $25,000! It

was only $10,000 in the beginning!

But don't get upset, gentlemen. This sort of political

persccution i.i practiced in Communist Yugoslavia

krow. My wife is from there. I just brought her out of

her native country seven years ago!

She is petrified with {car of political provocateurs

"Americanisin"-Nixon-Gray styie!

Watergate!

Watergale! Watergate! Who knows what lurks in the

Watergate-West?

Calvin HI. Fox, No. 590703

. P.D. Box 2952.

222 Wes: CS!.

AS "CAPTAIN" GODFREY WORKING

OR THE FBI OR THE "COMMITTEE TO

E ELECT THE PRESIDENT?" Burn

he page for startling facts

Wednosday, January 24, 1973:

hat point to the latter.

ou must decide from the

ircumstantial cvidence,

uch the same way as a

violence

To Watergate

San Diego Link

Ury decides in a

ourt trial.

Case Reported

Cámpaign,

concerred, he

marazers

Kers!

President do to re-lacted

Prete a rote revie for "el

convertion

cago in less.

campaign managers, fearful off

Siftuicd

saine viclence that wrau ed the

President Nixon's!

Deriocratic convention in Cini!

Campaign

AS THE WATERGATE

EVEN A SECRET

R$11

FiC

THEM

Pru: durt.,

high Republica:s, hired former!

White Houre aide G. Gordon!

Liúdy to set up a $250,000 "in-i

Treasurer

W. Sloan Jr. testifini he 2959

telligence-gatlicsing neissorl."

deputy dirceter

jation on orders fion Migruder.

the money for Lid's scr

F

HER

Jeb Stuart Magrider, former

Tricn trin! Judge John J. Sirical

lin

RAMED

?

ILL

VER

OLD

mitire for the re-cicetion of ise

wily Magruder had authorizedi

District Court ashoul

"I have no idea."

i the Com-

HE

RUTH?

thai Mr. Nixon ordered the site!

the expenditure, Sloan repied:

CONFIRNIS ACTION

yestrdiy

of last surmer's GOP Maticnal

Consention switched from San!

sult of Liedg's estimaies of the!

Diego to Miami Deach an a re-

confirmed for tie first time

Under questioning, Stoan alsoi

tors capested at San Diego.

number of antiar demonstra

that he loit the Nixon campaign

tergate affair.

because of concern over the iva-

had never direcied Lidly to

Huseter, Magruder said he.

Sloan also said he turned;

1.

This or wircian Democratie;

over $$9,900 in Nixon Campaign!

carparters at the Fiatirgie,

be converted into cash.

¡contribution checks to Liddy lol

ter to try to bugg son. Crorei

On C-p1 1111.

S. "aGuern's cumpaign oilices

5AN1::0000

This was dose, Sican said. be-

Crese of the campaign finance!

schoeting lews which subject

individual contributions of more

than S3,00 to a gilt tax. He said

five "checks

arnouts from $15,0t0 euch 1o!

or a ration.

Jr., sho was rue of live me?!

Liddy ard James I. McCordi

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NW

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25

Mickey)

Hered

are things in th yer? I am

predatly unemployed dod so here

told me it the frugh

bling in

The-sick.

sand you

Here the Gly need

"Sly afted

(Fans in hero this,

that icing

spine others tak up fir

Jack. Contenty, the rity is dot

clandestine

darie derrots

de fivately ret

here

15

mainterning acertain

ty via the need to

Lue principle.

Out everlier and the

authorities liculd

Wike very much to

Dreak up the disu

Fact that agents maltrate the Party"

aNd anyone can be

suspect in this

regard there digents

are seekig

feweral, i het it are up

and things of a seritiu

Need enly suncere thosel

muslied. Further mine,

there

Nature that

directly

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## Page 797

is an authoritariao poitical army

IN

my army digged li dice l de

battle

seema, it is die ly commote sens

That tr

officer, co, and trooper

rite

the troops before

it glad you understandi

at binie. This is

tideal, but I'm happy

the has this a

diled fire power.

'as Gerald told you at our pion's for

a celebration! It will comemmorate the 3ra

year of the san Drege Guit, (Focusted Febi4, 1971)

we were thinking of having it at my place ei

the 15th

• You,me; Gerald, REddy and kaight.

wield he the ones, vited

Ae, of this

Friday.in yo

phou

1831 Spalding

SaN Diegu, Ca 92118

unchenge.d.

icEn

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¡lorie ie

21/20/73

taind ul delivery

alienan

It orally Marshal obo

SD 2157-31 IN ForasA

XXl by and loridiy

::ed: writing ly dione:

Dictatid

Transcritied

Authuntioned

11/17/73

by triormant

Brist descriguin d: ansivy or material

NSWPP DEmonstration in Los Angeles 11/17/73.

11/29/73

SA EARL M. PETERSELL

I recoiding device

Dits of lopset

11/17/73

Dilies) of activiti

11/17/73

File shere original is locwed inotanacies

SD 170- 512A

* NEIVIOLA DRACUATRO SY AS ASTERISK ( ONLY ATTRYARD A MEETING AND DID NOT ACTREET LAATER AER

STOLESTE OR FELD A TENARY ACTIVITIES BEREAST DISCUSSED.

_or data.

I1-2484

12)

(2)

(2)

Further dissemination by offices receiving

3D 170-5124 - 166

Alexanderia (157-1)

L03 Angeles (157-9)

Phoenix

Sai

Francisco

12.219

copies of this report are left to the

•discretion of those offices.

Index to 100-15355: Mark Roberts,

Jerry Busch. l

alies of

156-49-6785

106-153551

(1)

15162

104-353

37

fix:

1- 100÷15355 (Jerry Eusch)

1-157-3017

1017-3072 PeonE oK

(George Hoover)

157-3300 (Peter Gavin)

170-286 Hoard

1 Barry Codfrey)

15017)

111)

riK.

00280

N)

157-

1,357

PILAD)

MALLOR)

• VILSON)

605

ZI DERMAN)

701101.3

157-4350

(Eos

Use)

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NOVE DEE TO TOT

Nazi demonstrati

In Los Angeles.

saturday, November 17, 1973 the Storm Iroopers section of the

11 Socialist white People's Party staged a demonstration in los

os. The theme of the demonstration was "Dump Israel" and the dem-

ration was conducted on the steps of the Federal Building.

the

sat began at about 1:30 p.m. and was concluded by 2:35 p.I.

Present

Is this affair were affiliates from Los Angeles, San Diego,

phoenix,

kland, Tracy and San Francisco.

From San Diego the following activists took part:

Ray

Wilson, Ton

night, Mickey Wakefield, Charles Martin, Ron Eddy Walt Kendall, Bob

se and Carl Schmidt. Allen Vincent, leader of the San/Francisco unit,

as on hand, as was

& Scott from Oakland. Scott algo had been in the ant1-Bradley demon-

Is i1 25 of the SI piled into the rear for the

trặp

this demonstration.

"and from

the

eueral Building, disembarking near the end of

San Pedro street and

e-entering the truck directly in tront of the

demonstration site.

together 26 storm Iroopers in unissri took part in the protest along

rith about I la pon uniformed supportive personel. Also, two uniformed

truck around the area during the entira event. In

iotal it can be said that about 35 NSWPI affiliates were involved in

various roles. Sue Sullivan was one of the principal photographere.

ino young (teenaged) girls whose faces had not been previously geer

were also on hand. One had long blond hair and was extremely good 100kiag.

The dark-haired girl was not as attractive physically although she had

s rather gery look about her.

There were no incidents of violence during this affair. It was

raining and the Jewish Defense League did not make its expected appear-

ance.

However, a und man named Barry krugel wagiseen to drive past

the Federal Building several times during the denonstration. Also, after

the Nazis had boarded their truck to leave the scenen In Reuben is Ic-

ported to have showed up in front of the Federal Building along with

Krugel and possibly one or two others. Consequently, the lazis drove

around the block and shouted at this group, "Im Reuben is à yellew swine"

mhers the re visthle reeponse from the harrassed group. Signsicarried

by the demonstrators read "Zionisn is treason", "No more arna foy Isragi",

"o troops for Israel", "America doesn't need Israel" and "Dung Israel".

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,10na1 Commander

" the NSWPP-Matt Koehl 1

the march. With

Captain Clifford

Ward, Dan Stewart, Phil rogarty, David Kerr,

identified only as Matthews, Corey, and Cummings. Joe Pommael

seen loitering near the front fence of the El lonte headguarters

fog to

talk with some of the ST. Freeman Fox was also in uniform.

Strategy

Captate Ward's strategy in this demonstration was an

follows. Since

the JI usually

attacks the Nazis from the rear, ill.

t some of his best

men were assigned to the area offacially designated as being the rear.

Included in this group were Cummings Kendall and

notable that Roy lady was assigned to the very last position of the rears

traditzonally the most dangerous. A special squad was given the task

of defendihe

Koehl and this included ward, Wiison and stewart. Ward

stated that current intelligence indicated the dI was going to change

Its strategy during this demonstration.

He said he had learned that

they were planning to block

the

intended to change tactics

tor

- Sidewalk.

Ward went on to say that. he

counter this. He said, "Stewart and I

mall be leraing, the way and lie

are going to elbow them aside". "This

fine me are going to go right through them instead of around them".

there are enough Jews

to go around for everyone when the

fight stafts".

The ex-attorney for the ASWPP was a participant in this demonstration

When it was over and everyone had returned to the hcadquarters, & lively

discussion was begun concerning the Jews. White declared, "The Jews

are nothing but a bunch of wild aninals which should all be hunted down".

One of the rogulars

of the SI confided that the buckshot placed

In the shotguns to be ased in the defense of the headquarters have been

rested with cyanide to assure death to any attackars.

Ron

Eddy sald he belleved in treating even blacks with justice,

:ating that he would not believe it right to lynch even a wretched

ilgger criminaly

without a fair trial. "But!, he, continued, "where

#s are conceraed I belleve in just killing every last one of them

cause they 'se all no g00d".

Walt Kendall stated that when it appeared his two sons were aboit

se drafted during the Vietnam War, he went to their draft board and

irmed those present that "It' my sons 50 to Vietnam and get enct, 1'11

anally come in here and execute every last one of you".

He said 2i3

neyer were draftoà.

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some mo

neisan ofese meeting

Phony Name GIven

It has been learned that Jerry Busch was present at Vic Walton's

se in la Mesa on the night of the 16th. He gave Commander Koehl the

Las name "lark Roberts" when the commander asked who he was. Busch

pappears to be friendly with Stan MeDade and is said to have been a close

Iriend of George Hoover in the Secret Army Organization. This same trick

had been used by Mike Johnson of la Mesa when he was first introduced to

Joe Tomasi last July. At that time he gave his name as being Kuychendahl

(pronounced Kirkendall).

Also on the nightof the 16th Walt kendalasked Kochiheelieved

John Patler had killed G.L. Rockwell. Koehl answered with an emphatie

"Yeg"

Koehl said that he believes Patler will be paroled in about three

or four hore years. Kendall then stated, "Then he has that long to live".

Koehl asired "What?" and Kendall repeated a

Foeluthen said that while it was obvicus

thinks others were also involved. Ron

Bady then stated that he as

a letter written by Rockwell in about 1964

os 1965 in which a greet deal of its 22-page length was devoted to a

alacussion o patier.

said Eddy, "Rockwell had

Pater pigtly vell figured out

acconding to what lie wrote in this letten"

Also, I just remembered that ur " Work statéd he vasifrom Chicago

but whether he meant originally or recently I'don't know.

NSUPY Meeting in San Diego

A meeting of the San Diego unit of NSWPP will be held at the home

of Ion kaight on Friday, November 30, 1973 at 7 p.m.

Activities of Pote Gavin

Pete Gavin asked Mickey Wakefield for his address and telephone

number.

Gavin says he has a

sister living in Escondido at 1333 Magnolia

and he sometimes visits her there. she just recently moved to that

address. Coincidentally, she lives just a few doors,

from Donns LOOper

an acquaintance of Wakéfield's.

Also, one of the lot, activists asked for Wakefield"s

address & phone

number today. He stated that his brother would soor be moving to Iscondid

and would likesy wish to get in touch with a party comrade there.

wake-

stela save, out the desired information but the name of the man to lory

1t was given 18 not knom. His face has been seen there before, however.

Interruptions of an immediate nature prevented the obtaining ci his nade.

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Ron Eddy of Poway states he has all of the coming week off and that

desires to accompany Wakefield and Knight to their scheduled trial

I disturbing the peace on Wednesday, November 21, 1973. Eddy also

iceiterated his hope that bail on George Hoover will be lowered suffic-

jently to get him out. Eddy said he would be willing to borrow money

fIom his credit union and put up the equity in his house as collateral

to get Hoover out of jail. Eddy says that the only way to prevent people

from serving as informants for the FBI is to make examples of some of

them. Eddy believes that Hoover would murder Barry Godfrey i1 he could

find him and I think he is hoping something like that will happen.

When it becomes necessary for Godfrey to return to San Diego, I cannot

over-emphasize the importance of maintaining heavy security for him.

If he thought he had half a chance of getting away with it, I believe

Eddy himself would murder Godfrey just to "make an example".

That 1s about all that is known to have happened in the past couple

of days. I hope it is of use to you.

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NATIONAL SO

CIALIS

STORMTROOPS

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NO

Application Form

GERMANE

Type or print in ink.

Name®

Street

City

Telephone

Age

• Physical condition

List any disabilities

Last

First

State

Middler

FREY

Married?

Occupation

Height

Waight

Military experience

List al organizations you betong to

Specialty

Rank

Are'any legal charges pending against you?

If so, give full details.

Can you regularly take part in ST activity with an organized unit?

Can you occasionally take part in ST activity with an organized unit?

Can you move to an ST command area?

Which one?

Which orie?

Which One?

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1, the undersigned, a White non-Jewish male, do hereby swear that all of the foregoing

information in this application is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge, and

that my sole purpose in applying for membership in the Stormtroops is a desire to fight for

the National Socialist cause.

I also swear that l am not a fugitive from justice, a user of narcotics or a homosexual

and that l do not belong to any anti-National Socialist group or organization.

tong p: in the ve my condition legity i ging tria

Date

This space for official use only.

Probation date_

Swear-in date

Status

Unit

Authorizing officer

ST 001. 7171

Rejection date-

Termination date

Reason

By order oi

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SECT: NSWIP n00ting

"a san Dieso.

On Friday night,

rember 9, 1973 a meeting

the san Diego uni

of the

National. Socialist Waive Deople's Farty was held in the ho-e/e^

Poza knisht in East San Diego. It began at 7 p.1. and ended at about

10:23 por. During the course of the meeting, 250 "hite lower newspapers

were distributed in the bast San Diego area.

Streets covered by this

distribution included Trojan, 56th, 57%h, 58th, Adelaide, Yale "ay and

a number of others.. Present for this meeting were Ray mason, lo: inati

Ron Eddy, Mickey Harefield, Vic "alton, Carl Schniut, Charles Tartin

and a new man named Bob know or No (don't know the spelling, just the

pronunciation)..

Bob tnow

Bob know appears

do be in bias aris 20%, st

ands about 5-10, is 121=

trim but with just a slight tendency toward the heavy side, has reddizí-

brown, short-cropped nail,

sidebums vinich come down nearly, to the base

of his ears and which are thin and squared off at the boston.

Me weare

glasses and

is currently in the u.s. layy.

in about one month ne

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retumind

to his home town. He dia

not státe the name of the placey don

wined he comes but he has a vari

definite Souther twang to his voice

He seems like a quiet person.

Не hopes

to get involved wit

the ISing in his home area.

Curt Harding

Vic Waltón

are that duet Fapdire telephoned tis Ston PoeniE es

about. earesday the 7th of loreness. Yarding clains he could not aira

the Phoenis unit and wanted alton to help himdo so. Telloz lara is

get Elton Hell's new phone number in Phoenix and pass that or to Yerai.:

Also, Harding hes pronised to rite letters to tug eroe high cohoo. stra

who were briefly involved with the ISurE earlier the Jeazo The mug zaa

Jeff Dixon and Dave Albright. Toy attend Clairauonttand thiversity Fis

Schools. Warding is soing to urge them to get irvolvetrath tar It=::

•again in San Disge.

Ray Ilson's Sueech

Much of what Ray Wilson had to say concomed an articlophich sea:=

iri

a publication

called lake sheele's Spectrun "est for augarty

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sticle ias about as de

jatory toward the Kiron

inistration as jortr

The Nazis un Bovealer a rufinite lin: betwoon the

iwo.. In the eaticis

there apparal photogrupac of the anti-Braily demonstration in lus Anja:

of Julj 1, 1973.

Wilson siso roiterated his earlier siateù dosine that all liBMEP

affiliates road How to Faragra for t

Mach icon cold mindle

apatically I welcons then."

"The oulj way joü can

arian people is to hit then over

the read ith a sledsenammon.

mon they are economically hit in

the guts wil

that

they respond to us."

"But I think it

is clear to us now

ression is coming."

Migton also discussed pronte

Gen in and out of the NSiFF.

He do not la ka go in a san 25 out te to a i rio a de in

He said, "Four or tire

quit due to sange

isillusionment, four or five left

the area, ard insi.

„left due to personal cowardice." For the latter group he used ino example

namely, Frank Ferr of El Cajon and Mike

Johnson of Ia resa.

He also

hinted that

Herr nay have been an agent. Carl Schniat then spoke. up in.

defense

sone, of the younger defectors and said that perhaps

"e dida":

them along sufficiently, pentags we failad thon inctead of t

othes way around." ililsch's response was that you can only nurse peo

SO

Ear and you can sezer make a fighter out of a comera.

Ron Baaz

Ron bady had a very great deal to say on this night. Is covereà tra

subjects--morality and especially the FBI.

He spoke of some of the sleeny looking places on South Bronchay in

San Diego. He saiù, "ghey're sull of Taite girla being used a thoros

by nigger piops and nigger customers.". "South Broadway is one buge dac=

house." "'à lilo to tale a submachinogur end. walk into those places

and jusù cles souse." ho went on, "raloped might just as well tore ter

it thai way because he's up the river for just as long as is bed lale.

someone." blay said that if the bail on George Hoover ia lowerel suiti-

ciently, he will bail bin cut.. He said, "aud if I can find out there

Barry Colirey 16, 7'11 point Hoover in that direction because I thar:

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one of our people ou

to the IRi (Irish Repub!

jan Army) to see hon

hey d'o

things." "They

ave no more than 500 men

t

look at all the

havoc they get. away rith."

has

a frienaz populace hering trout

aloon pointed, out to Eddy that the Ifa also

nday (then said that one thing

which nags him is tee fact hat no lazi has ever tried to assassinate

Irv Reuben, leader, of the/los Argeles Jewish Defense League.

Eddy said,

"It should be done in retaliation for his (Reuben"S) attempt on Tonesi's

life.

In the future, in addilign

stern in Iterature Betrayins

nolag meeting distribution combinat==

every other triday, the ban diego

plans to hold get-togethers for

the sole purpose of getting out more literature and White Pover newspapers

wakefield was the first to volunteer to help on this job and the others

said they would ifthey could. Wilson also asked who would participate.

in next Saturday's Iod, demonstration and, to a man, they said they could

be present "if possible".

That's about all for now.

I hope this will be of help to you.

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•BJECI: Thereabout

of Howard Parry Godfrey

Recently the name of barry codfrey has been very much on the mir"=

and lips of bota leti and right-wing extremists.

To bogin with, Stanley lcDade of Spring Valley claims to have

seen Godfrey in Ios ingeles on the night of September 8, 1973. "is

sighting is said to have occurred at a meeting oi the national Scieris

•White People's Iarty in El honte. This was the neeting at which caies

Fard took over command of the NS"FP's Los Angeles headquarters from

Joe Tonnasi.

Ray "ilson, San Diego unit leader of NSWP, tends to discount ic-

Dade's clain. Wilson said, "lcdade is always coming up with wild stori

and this is jusi one more of them".

A staff menber ci the pro-communist San Diego Door claimo jo save

succeeded in locating Godfrey in the sacramento area. Ho nore then

that is known about the leftist attenpi to find fodfrey.

Relating back to licdade's story, Gerald I. Smith of Sartee las a

theory. He believes that Mcdade may be sincere in what he says but i

he nistook Mickey Vakefield of Escondido for being Barry Godfrey. S=

states thay in his opinion, Godfrey and Hekefield are fairly sinizar

in spreasance.

Smith had more to say on the subject of FBI infiltration of ?e2:

end richi ving extrenist organizations. He said. "ictually it is =

mistake to blaue people lile codirey for this situation. Ever the i-

vidual isi agorts in the fiels are not really to clane. me inicansa

and agente of the FI are only doing what they are told. The citic:

blame lies with the dossier-gatherers baci: in Hashington, D.C." Sad.

vent on to say that he has nothing againsi the police for tryins io i

informed about the NS:FI and its opponents. He feels thai the soi

purpose of the police in doing this is to prevent trouble frce start

However, Suiüh feels that the aititude of Federal agents is less i.:

able.

He said, "They (üne I3I) seem to feel that groups lile the te

should somehow be outlaved".

That is about all that is known about the current corcera máts

Parzy Godizey and the most recent attitudes of Gorald Smith.

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SAO'S HOOVER

GETS REVERSAL

The man convicted of wounding

former door staifer Paula Thary snile

shouling into former economics

protessor Peter Conmer's house, nas

had his conviction .l'eversed by the

Fourth District Colirt of Appeais.

George Mitchell Hoover, Secret Army

Organization (Si0) member, was

• sentenced last February to from five

years in life. His conviction was aimost

:. entirely due to the testimony of Howard

Barry Godfrey, former S.40 leader who

• later surfaced as an FBI informer. God-

frey was the driver of the car used in the

shooting of Bohmer ard Tharp's Ocean

Beach home.

The Appeals Court ruled that Judge

Willian Low's Jecisica not to let the

jury determine Godirey's crecibility (as

both informer and accomplice) was in

ertor. In addition, ihe couri suggested

that Godirey's role in the shooting

should haie been grounds for prosecu-

tion. The fact that Godfrey was not

• charged i the tinie leit few peopie who

weren't at leäst a bit suspicious.

So George Hoover now goes back to

Superior Cour!, ivhere a jury ill decide

whether Godfrey's iestimony was credi-

ble. And if they find it's not, a new trial

mighi be ordered. il this would mean

that Howard Barry

Godfrey, who tias

been in relative hiding since, the SAO

trial, would return to Sun Diego to

restify.

Meanwhile, sources inside the District

Anorney's sitice say that shey plan tol

appeal the convictión reversal.

Clace spite

make xene

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Appeal Filed In Conviction

Of Secret Army Key Figure

An appeal has been filed with the witness stand when he de- ipated

in

four felones.

in-

ithe Fourth District Appellate nied bombing the theater.

volving the setting off of an it-

Court, challenging the 19T2 con-' Fred Hetter, Yakopec's attor-i cerdiary device in his

yard

victioa of William Francis Yak-

and possession and sale of ille-

ney, said he nas appealed his:

gal explosives..

sopec, a key figure in the Secret client's conviction

on grounds.

He said further that he had.

Army Giganization triais.

of errors in trial and in pretrial; requested instructions irom Su-

Yakopec, 31, was sentenced motions.

iperior Court Jucge

Robert W.

on Oct. 24, 1072. to che vear to Hetter said he was wronzul-l Convers, the trial judge, on en-.

life in state prison after his Oct.. ly denied the right to suppress trapment, but his request was.

2 conviction on charges oi as- evidence on the basis that he: denied

Metter

added

that.

sault with intent to commit was not allowed to question un- Yakopec's case was one of en-

murder, assault with a readly.dercover

policeman

Rubien: trapment.

158900

on

a. police

officer, Brancion on affidavits in sup-

On Yakopec's confession be-

simple assault and possession port of a search warrant for fore sentencing, Hetter com-

of explosives.

Yakopac's El Cajon residence. rented that it weuld be diffi-

The charges stemmed

from Further. Hetter said, he was cultto go to triai on the basis of

an investigation of activitics al-

not allowed to question Bran-' a Confesaon, and. If a new irl

legedly linked to the right-wing don on the reliability of the key does deveion. the defense winuld

paramilitary Secret Arniy Or- prosecution

withless.

Howard

concentrate on the question Gi

zanization. including the June Barry Godfrey, a former San

entrapment.

38. 1072 bombing of the Guild Diezo city ureman who was a

Yakopec was one of several

Theater, an adult movie house paid FBI intoninant assigned to persons indicted by the county

that showed seroriented aims. infiltrate extremist right-wing grand jury in its Investigation

No one was injured.

groups.

jof - Secret Army Organization

Yakopec, just before his sen-

Hetter said Godirey's relia-, activities. The series of trials

tencing. made a dramaric con- bility as a witness was open to that

resulted captured wide

fession, saying he hari lied on question because he had partic- public attention.

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thing has

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newspaper, city and sirie.)

hard times....

Has the news media blackout in San Diego got you down? Well, it's got u!

down too. Last issue the DOOR ran a story about the activities of CREEP spy

Donald segretti in San Diego. The srory was imporiant enough for the New

York Times (see below) to pick it up. In addition, it has been reprinted in the

Washington Post and a number of other places.

All week the DOOR has been

getting phone calls trom around the

country about our story. It has all been very rewarding. — but also very

frustrating. Here we are sitting on a major news story and with the exception

of KGB — no San Diego news outlet has picked it up, or even called us to

check the story out!!!

The DOOR will continue its investigation into San Diego's Watergate

connections. And we will print whatever we find out! We hope that the

other news media in San Diego will get off their asses and do some work.

We will be glad to take them under our wing and give them a lead or two. Im

any event, you can read all about it right here in the DOOR.

We are reprinting the article from the New York Times so our readers can.

enjoy it along with us and so the sceptics can see that somebody takes us

seriously.

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SAN DIEGO DOOR

July 3-17

Date:

Edition:

Author:

Editor:

Title:

Charactor:

0r

Classification:

Subaltting Oilico:

Being Investigated

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F.B.I. Informer Is Linked

To. Right-Wing Violence

By STEVEN V. ROBERTS:

Spestal lo The de.s' York Thinee

SAN-DIEGO. June 23-A loader of a

had pleaded guilly and was granted

right-wing.

parunnlilary

organization

probation.

that harassed young lettises here for more

According 1o Davis's account, the

than a year says that the group sas partly

Secrel Army Organization was formed in

organied and tinanced by an intormier

1971 10 train

guerrillas who could

for the federal Bureau of Investigation.

organired a resistance motement should

Law enforcement officers and others

the United Slates he conquered by i

familiar with the sirantion corroborated

foreign power. Howard Godfres, the

his account.

F.B.I. informer. was one of the six foun-

The informer. Reward Berry Godfrey,

ding members and contributed the money

parlicipated in

a shooting, as well as

uxed

1s print the

group's recrunting

sereral fire-bombings

and burglaries.

literature. Davis said.

while receiving regular payments from

In addition, Godfrey Has considered a

the F.B.1. Ior his services, it wis said.

"frebraed"" within the organization and

This account was provided this week

cook is "more militunt line" than must

by Jerry Lynn

Davis, the former

members. Davis said.

Southern California coordinator for the

Godfrey luld friends, and in some cases

Secret Army Organization. il well-armed

later testitied in court. that he had par-

outgronth of another right-ing group.

licinated in a series of violent actions

the Minutemen.

agtinst the rather small bui socal com-

Segrerti Recognired

munity of left-wing radicals in Sun Dicgo.

in anoiher development this neck. ino

In one cise. he admitted breaking into

members of the Seuret Army Organizi-

the offices of The Street Journal. a lefi-

tion reportedly recugnized a photograph

wing newspaper. and destroying printing

of Donald H. Segreuti. the young lass ser

equipment valued al several thousand

accused of organizing & Republican ti-

dollars, In another case. he said he

pionage campaign last yeer. According to

"burglarized the Message: lutormation

The Duor. a local radical nesspaper. the

Center. a counter-culture outpost. and

sun righlises identalied the man in the

stole their records.

photograph as "Donald Sinms." whom

Law enforcement agents sity that God-

they said they met in the summer of 19?1

frey also

at

shouting

performed several other

range frequented by

burglaries and fire-humbed ill least two

members of the Scured Army Organzi-

cars belonging to radical semprilizers.

tion.

The ines men repariedly

"Sintris"

said that

wis preient ill il discussion

among the richl-wingers

shout-the

Republican

Vational Convention.

originally

scheduled lu be heid in Sun

Diego, last August helore it was mored to

Miami Beach.

"Simms"

did not pare

ticipate in the discussion but an unidon-

lifed companion did. according to The

Dost's sources.

Mr. Segretti, who has been indicted lor

distributing tale campaign literature in

Florida, often usod the nanie "Dunald

Simmons" in recrunting espionage agents.

It is also known thist Mr. Segreti and

the Scorel Army Organization at different

tines, discussed the idea of abducting

ridiculs stu might disrupt the conven-

sion. Bus so far, there has heen no firm

evidence linking Mr. Segreti to the right-

wing group.

Davis, is

J-rear-old..com ruction

Agent Hid Gun

According to his dun court testimony.

Cindfrey was riding in it cur on Jan. 6.

1972. when another menther of the Secret

Army Organization Mrco a so into a

house accupied by roung leftists. The.

hullet shattered the elbon of a girl named

Paula

Tharp.

Miss Tharp and other

residents of the house were planning

demonstrations at the Republican con-

vention.

Godfrey took

the gun used in the

shooting and gave it to his F.B.l. contact.

The agent hid it under his couch. for six

months until the Seciel Army Organizi-.

lion memiter who shot fiss Tharp.was

finally apprehended a by the police. The

incident cost the agent his joh.

Gren Gudrey's contributions lo the

• Secrel Army Organization in time and

money. Davis said.

"you might siy that

tie S.A.O, Wies a lederally funded an-

•greate program fior the right ming"

Sie interest baore boliere there

tid too hold render his cardster con

art abela

elseously is leader in the organ mon."

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SAN DIEGO DOES

501y 3-17

VOIS1SSUE2

Phoio by Vince Compagrione

URIALS

Bill Kitter

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

The former Southiund coordinator for

the Secres Army Organization (5.40) has

been placed on thier years probation.

Superior Couri Judge Frankin Orfield

pronounced serience list June 21 on

jesry Lynn Davis, former SiC chiellain

who was lound guilly ni possessing in-

flammable matenal. Davis was originally

charged with possessing explosive

devices.

After spending a rota: of 134 days in

jait (including a 90-ilay stint in Chino for

3 diagnostic siudi, Davis was given

probation becaus of "good probarion

recommendations.

lis an exclissive intervieir with the

DOOR Davis and his attorner, Fred

Hetter, said what they feir that the SAO

had deer user by the FBl. Through FBI

i...

3928019990006020100

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hauntines," Mettier sold fine boOR.

This charge coincides with a DOOR

Investigation (see last issue) of illegal FBI

and government acitvity in San Diego,

In fact, FBI agents Peterson and Regnot:

visited Davis while he was in county jail

awaiting

sentencing.

Davis told the -

DOOR that the FBI was investigating the

activities o: one Donald Simpson. Last

issue, the DOOR revealed that CREEP

agent Donald Segretti used the names

Donald Sirms and Donald Simmens

and that

Segretti vis led the Gunsmoke Ranch in •

El Cajon, a hangout lor SAO members,

in the summer of 1971. Davis, however,

denied ever meeting anyone by the

name of Donald Simms, Donald Simms,

Donald Simmons or Donald Simpson.

Davis did remember plans proposed

by informer Godfrey to disrupt

demonstrations by leftists al she

Republic Convention when it was. still

slared for San Diego. Davis stared that !

te do WE 199 19e1.

leo morisir-unn sies: demonstraiors.

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Editor:

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Charecter:

Classification:

Submitting Office:

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According to Davis, Godfrey hoped

do provote a rior and possibly a counter-

riot by the pole. The purpose of such a

siol is uncleareriopt that it clearly

would have tolped Nison.

The DOOK in crissation has learned

that there was a rond nirried effort by

"CRLEP, the FBI, are oiner governmen-

tal agencies to make sure that

riots

would disrupt the Republican FlAsCO.

It appears that these plans wore drawn

up when it appeared that Senator Ed

Muskie a serious throat, Nixon clearly

would have blamed any violence on

Muskie supporters.

When it became

• apparent that Merovern

had the

nomination lorked up and that the ITT

scandal had forced the convention 1o

move to Miami, the riot plans were

clearly toned. down. It is our theory that

Nixon and his staff felt that they could

easily beat McGovern.

• Davis told us that he felt pretty much .

the same way and , in fact, was quick to

point out the provocateur role.Godfrey

played. "Godfrey possessed exolosives

"...

for over 2 years," Davis said. Of cour

Godfrey

was never proscruled for

anvihing. The DOOR

has learned that

Godfrey is now writing a book about his

experiences.

We are continuing our investigation

into Watergate and the San Diego con-

necsions. If anyone has an iniormation

that might help us, give us a call. We will

protect the identity of our sources.

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Tue an EDITIONS

(170=236

[52 1155-3

(170-236)

Date Progerry Acasired

Source From Which Property desulted

6/30/22

/sp

1135-

Locacion of Properly of Baily

Trason 1or Retration of Property and Efforts Made to Disyose of Saar

Fireamma vault

Kotain terporarilly until disposition

Description al Property ur Exhibit and Went gee Zeros uerfosume

Submitted by SA CARL M. PETERSEN

• I - Browning rachine run, Caliber 50M2, US 110. 32346 MEg by

Hartford, Corn.

(This when copletely in a disasseme condition.

parrel has been cut off by wealding torch. Not in

working conditivn)

•38 caliber siloneer no brand name but with Pat. Pending

and nunber 95 stamped on it. lued steel.

1.-Baved oif shotgun barrel and stock: (also sawed off) fron

"Sears soebick model zes 100100 shogun. to serial number.

Barrel 13÷ inches lung.

2 Rifle grenade launchers. No identifying marks.

SEMIANNUAL iNVENTORI CERTIFICATION TO JUSTIFY RETENTION OF PROPERTY (Mical and Due)

OCT 13 1972

MAR 2 Y 1973

140

Field File =

170-288.°

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MAT INE EDITION

BRA PROMA (41 C77R) 101-11.8

& UNITED STATES GU VERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:S4C (170-28678)

DATE: 2/26/73

FROM :

• SA Cal m Biterse

SUBJECT:

Howard Bang Ardfry

EM-SA°

This sor

un has ben discontinined

i weir of his testimony in 540

cases.

kept pun fre

disorsal of bulby.

Case in being shibit ofte Frust

trial due to start March 25, 1973.

Lead:

will dispret bully exhibit

oftu forest trial,

(1)

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GRA PAMA (41 077) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVURINMENT

Memoranaum

TO

: SAC (170-286) (P)

DATE: 12/28/72

FROM : SA EARL M. PETERSEN

SUBJECT: HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

FORMER EI

This case 1s being kept in a pending status until disposal

of bulky exhibit in firearms

vault and until end of case involving

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, 157-3001, whose trial starts 1/15/72.

Some of the items in the vault will be forwarded to the

Bureau and others will be returned to GODFREY.

GODFREY has been advised that inasmuch as no information

was received from Buteau or Los Angeles regarding proposed individual

to help him write

a book that all was favorable or negative

regarding him and that he could go ahead with his contact with

GODFREY will be in San Diego diring the trial of DaVIS.

EMP : emp

(2)

POST P

170-256-134

•NUENLU

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FD-221u (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY

San Diego, California

• DATE

November 6, 1972

San Diago

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

One Hundred

dollars, and

No

100.00

,, which money is to be paid by me on

14

11/7/72

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

to -

for information concerning the case entitled

SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION; WILLIAM

FRANCIS YAKOPEC; CALVIN FOX;

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER.

cents,

Services: $.

100.00

Federal Income. Tax Withheld $ _

Expenses

$

Signed:

Fail m

Pilesm

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? # No [] Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date)

Bulst 7-3-72

Period Covered by Payment 9/7/72 - 17/5,73

Authorization Checked

int

Check Number

18898

Receipts Received

11-14-72

Voucher Prepared

11-20-72

_ Item 26

Date of Actual Payment

11/9/72

By whom

SA EARL M. PEARCEN

170-286

Informant's File No.

Approved

SAC

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Fiele and ADT15 Sad

IN formani

SD 1155-5

(170-286)

7170-256

Date Property Acquired

Source From Which Property Acquired

6/30/72

1S0 1155-214 Promi

Location of Property or Baiky Exhibit

Krason for Rescution of Property and Eflerts Made to Dispose of Same

Fireams vault

Retain tennorarilly until disposition

Description of openty or Fxhibit and Identigeichy posu lin sitesame

Submitted by SA CARL M. PETO SEN

1 - Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 50112, US No. 32346 MEg by

colts fatent Ellearms "fg. Co.,

dartford, Conn.

This w.avon completely in a disassemoled Condition.

Barrei has been eut oft by wedlding torch. jot in

working condition)

1,38 caliber silencer no brand name but with Pat. Pending

and number 96 stanped on it. flued steel.

1.-Sawed oif ehotgun barrel and stock (also sawed off) from

Sears noebuci model sade 100,100 shorgun. Ho serial nuiber.

Barrel 13 inches long.

2 Rifle grenede launchers. No identifying marks.

SEMANNUAL INVENTORY CERTIFICATION TO JUSTIFY RETENTION OF PROPERTY (Liüdl and mais)

OCT 1 3 1972

Field File * 670-286

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FD-209 (Rov. R-9-71)

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

MAY IRUZ EDITION

•OSA IPMA 1N1 CIRL 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO

INMENT

Memorandum

SAC

(170-286)

DATE:

11/15/22

OPC

UPCI

OSI

UPSI

DE

_ E (Prob)

[JE (Chetto)

SUBJECT: Howard Baing offly

Dates of Contact

11/14

15122

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when CI provides positive information)

No negative contects made

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

LO POSITIVE

_STATISTIC

su murat file;

tickler retto

Has informant shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or •

furnishing false information?

Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained;

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

178-256-130

No

Coverage

Right homing

SEArl

NOW 151977

FOl - SAN DIEGO

Tàn

Emdid

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OPTIONAL TORM NO. 10

XIAY 1982 EDITION

OSA IPMR (AI CIRI 101-IT.N

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC (170-286)

DATE: 10/31/72

FROM : SA farl m Peterse

I TE

OPC

OPCI

UPSI

SURE: Howad say Godfrey

[JE (Prob)

[J E (Ghetto)

Dates of Contact

9/4/22; 9/12/72, 9/13/22 9/25/32 10/1/22, 10/4/02, 10/30/22

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when Cí prosides positive information)

NO NEGATIVE CONTACT MADE

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

LXIPOSITIVE

_ STATISTIC

Su F0326s

tofiles,

Has informant shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

& Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Right bring act

170-256-129

EMBiS

(1)

IS:

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TO

FROM :

• SUBJECT:

OSATAMA ("I CHA) 101-11.e

UNITED STATES GO: Tie. MENT

Memorandum

,'s

:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE: 10/26/72

SA LAWRENCE F. WIRICK

HOWARD BARRY GODEREY

FORMERLY SD 1155-ETIN FINANT

Re San Diego teletype to Bureau and Sacramento dated

10/26/72 and captioned SAO, Extremist Matters (SD file 157-2815).

On 10/26/72, Supervisor JAMES NEVES, Sacramento, was

advised that GODFREY is currently working in

the Office of Governor

RONALD REAGAN and that he can be reached at telephone number

916-445-9837. There is no address for GODFREY.

NEVES advised

he would make arrangements to interview GODFREY by contacting

him through above telephone number.

On 10/26/72, RICHARD HUFFMAN, Assistant District

Attorney, County of San Diego, telephone number 236-2355, advised

SA ARTHUR J. HOOPER that GODFREY could be located and contacted

through above telephone number.

San Diego

LEW:ejt

(1)en

170-286-128

Kalien

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TO

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

1010-100

MAY IP&8 POITION

UNITED STATES GOY

NMENT

Memorandum

:

SAC SAN DiEgO

DATE:

9018-72

FROM : Inspector

I. T. Sullivad

SUBJECT:

CI

1155-B

GHETTO (PROB)

134 -

170 - 286

SI

PSI

EI

EI (PROB)

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

L Excellent

•. Very Good

Good

Fair ..-..

D Poor

[J Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by.

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "F'air,

" i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive.

Remarks:

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FD- 221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

San

CITY

DATE

80

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

September 6, 1972

San Diego

One Hundred and Fifty

NO

_ dollars, and

150.00

9/6/72

-), which money is to be paid by me on -

HOWARD BARRY GODFREX (SD 1155-E)N Frant

for information concerning the case entitled _

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION, NATIONAL

SOCIALIST WHITE PEOPLES PARTY, MINUTEMEN, AND INDIVIDUALS

IN THESE ORGANIZATIONS.

cents,

Services: $ 150.00

Expenses $

None

• Federal Income. Tax Withheld $ -

Signed:

Carl m bitersu

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? FA No [Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date)

Bulet 7-3-72

8/1-31/72

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Int

Check Number

18672

Receipts Received

9-6-72

Voucher Prepared

9-14-72

_ Item:

5

9/6/72

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

SA EARL M. PETER SEN

170-286

Informant's File No.

Approved I

RS

176-281-126

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SAC (174-531)(170-286)

8/28/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE THEATRE

EID

• Re my memo to file 7/12/72.

on this date sgt. WILLIAM BIRch, roth Ord. Detatchment,

Fort Rosecrans, California was advised that the remaining

iteas stored with the 70 th Ord. Det. on July 6, 1972, can be

destroke following items are involved:

1 M2O1al CS Grenade

5 Practise mine fuses

& Hand grenade fuze.

It is noted that the following items were turned over

to

Detective Rubien Brandon on about 7/12/72 by the 70th Ord. Det.:

100 feet commercial time fuze

*pound blocks TNT

44 Ml fuze igniters

EMP :emp

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Blackbus

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Wife Of SAO Suspect

Also Cited By Court

An investigation of activities scheduled at that time for her

SAO Bombing™

alle gedly linked to a Secret. husband

additicnal

tarmy Organization group here:

charge of

has resulted in

charge to sheesure plaaed innocent

o media inoer Suspect s Wilie

against the wife of a key de-

The new

charge against

fendant.

Yakopec

and

the charge

She is Deborah Yakopec, 26, against his wife stem from an-

Cited By Court

who pleaded innocent vesterday other search of their home by

(Continued)

to possession of explosives San Diego police, according to Santa Ana because. of harass-

when arraigned before Munici- Fred Hetter, the couple's attor-i| ment.

pal Court Judge Earl B. Gil- lley. The search was made Aug.

When asked about the harass-

liam.

9, he said.

Mrs. Yakopec is the wife ofl Deputy Dist. Atty. Richard

ment, Hetter said "van-type".

William Francis Y'akorec, 30, Neely said an incendiary para-

¡vehicies had

been cruising

of 722 Graves Ave., El Cajos, chute illumination grenade and

islowly around the Yakopec

who was indicted dv the countria detonator device were con-

home.

grand jury several weeks ago; liscated in the search.

Gilliam released Mrs. Yako

on charges of atiempted mur-! Hetter said he plans to file

pec in her own recognizance

der,

assault with a

deadlvicharges of false arrest in both

weapon on a police officer and.cases. He said no one was ati

yesterday.

possession of explosives.

Heithe Yakopec home at the time!

The charges against her hus-

was arrested June 26 and ision the Aug. 9 search. He said

band stem from the June 19

being held in lieu of $50,000 Yakopec has

been held

In I

bombing of the Guild Theater.

bail.

county jail since June 27 and

3827 Fifth Ave., an adult movie;

Gilliam yesterday' set 1:15 this wife leit their home with!

house. No one as injured.

p.m. Sept. $ as the time for a her two children two day's laier.

Mrs. Yakopec was the ninth

preliminary hearing for Mrs. He said she has been staying in

person charged

in

connection

Yakopec. A hearing also is! (Continued on B-1, Col. 3)

with the

investigation

of the

S.10, which has been described

as an extremist paramilitary

organization. A key figure in the

Case is Howard Berry Godfrey,

•a San Diego fireman who has

been identified as an FBI infor-

mant in the investigation.

In a new development vester-

day, Hetter said he would make

a motion in Superior Court Fri-

day "for a psychiatric exam-

ination of a complaining wit-

ness

and

informant

(God-

frey)..."

Hetter said his client, Yako-

pec, is charged in connection

with the Guild Theater bomb-

1-157-NEW (DEBORAH YAKUPE)

ing.

He said Godfrey is "the only

0 170-286 (GODFREY)

witness before the grand jury

who linked the defendant with

1-170-

tar bombing."

1- 170-2815 (5A0)

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MUKUN INOV. 704(1)

OPTIONAL PORA MO, 10

MAY 1862 EDITION

OSA FPAR (A1 CARL 101-11.6

UNITED STATES

VERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SAC (170-286)(8)

FROM : SA Iml In Bituren

SUBJECT: Howard Song

DATE: 8/25/72

OTE

ПРС

OPSI

Dates

of Contact,

5/23/228/28/72

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when CI provides positive information)

[JE (Prob)

I E (Ghetto)

151-2825 (340)

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

XPOSITIVE

OISTATISTIC

Info Chinelyed,

170-156-123

Has informant shown any indication of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

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FD-2:19 (Rev. 13-16-65)

CITY.

DATE

Assistant

Re: est of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

•Sar Diego

August 1, 1972

San Diego

Ti do hundred Fifty

_ dollars, and No

1:-350.00

-), which money is to be paid by me on

to

infirment

3D 1155-0

8/2172

for information concerning the case entitled SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION and

NATIONAL SOCIALIST WITTE

PEOPLES PARTY and Individual mambers.

- cents,

Services:

Expenses $ -

Total

250.00

100.00

350.00

Authority (date)

Bulet.

• Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Meroved -

SAC

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Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:

Carl in Bitesa

Special Agent

7-3-72

July 1 - 31/72

18552

8-2-72

8-7-72

8/3/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

170-286

_ Item -

24

170-256-119

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TO

FROh

FD-208 (Rev. 8-9-71)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 196Z EDITION

OSA FPMA (41 (FA) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC (178-284)

: SA EARL M, PETERSEN

DATE:

7131671

→ TE

OPC

OPSI

DJE (Prob)

[.E (Ghetto)

SUB, -CT:

Dates of Contact

DAILY

Most Recent

2/31/72

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when CI provides positive information)

Purpose and results of contact

NEGATIVE

LPOSITIVE

STATISTIC

Chimitzel

Has informant shown any indicatior. of emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

NO

Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

EMP: 8

(1)

170-286-118

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SAC (174-531)

7/12/72

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

WILI•IAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC,

BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE THEATRE

EID

Attached for the file is a xerox copy of receipt for

Items stored with the 70th Ord. Detachment, Fort Rosecrans,.

Cia rome or a one for a 70-538280 6/30/12.

Source has

advised that these items

can be destroyed.

Detective Ruben Brandon, SDPD has indicated that the blocks of

TNT may be of interest as they are military explosives and came

frOm JERRY LYNN DAVIS. Information re receipt of this information

and items subject of separate communication.

Destruction of explosive items will be handled in sources

f1le 170-286.

170-286

Hi will get!

in polic

Blackburn set tickler

{01. 7/24/72 for advising

70:h Ordnance that explosives

can be destroyed unless needed

by SDPD.

que

174-254-115

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-TARTMENT OF THE

7OTH OROVANCE DETACIMENT (EUD)

FORT. ROSECRANS, SAN DIEGO: CALIFORNTA

92106

6 July 1972

The 7Oth Ord Det (BOD) received the below listed items from Agent Petersen, FBI,

to be held for a period of appo two weeks, or to destroy these items later.

1

ea. M201A1 CS Grenade

100 ft. Commo time fuze-

4 ea.. * Ib. hlocks INT <

5

eão mine fuze, practicel

ea. hand grenade fuze

44 ea. M1 fuze igniters:

S00d 1/1213

Herer O, Banel

JAMES O. BARNETT

211

OrdC

Conmanding

Earl In Biteran

Agent Petersen

FBI

Orginal in

581

174-331

!

10.

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

• • CITY

DATE

San Diego, California

July 10, 1972

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

Two hundred

San D10g0

No

- dollars, and

- cents,

(s.

to

200.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

ID 1255-5 tree

7/10/72

for information concerning the case entitled

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAROPS&, BONBIG

OF GUILD MOVIE THEATER, THREE EIGHT TWO SEVEN - 5th AVENUE, SAN DINGO,

JUNE 19,

1972. EID.

+

Services: $

Expenses

None

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

$200.00

Signed:

Authority (date)

Bureau teletype 7/3/72

Special Agent

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

int

18476

1-13-72

7-19-72

7/10/72

_ Item:

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

170-286

Approved W

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FD-2: 1a (Rev. 7-15-70)

• Re: est of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY.

San Diego, California

DATE June 14, 1972

San Diego

2". Hundred and Fortytwe dollars, and

Nineteen-----

cents,

($ 242.19), which money is to be paid by me on

6/14/72

to

SD 1155-E

for information concerning the case entitled _ Secret Army Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; JAMES EVAN POTO; DONALD WILLIAM CARRIE; CALVIN

HENDELL FOX.

Expenses incurred in uss of personal automobile, postage, purchase

of miscellaneous items, etc.

Services:

$

Expenses $

275,00

27.19

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: S

Special Agen

Have payments been made by other Offices?

[X No

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date) Bulet 1/4/72

Period Covered by Payment -

5/1 - 31/72

Authorization Checked

vint

Check Number

18392

Receipts Received

1-21-72

Voucher Prepared

1-93-70

- Item _*

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's. File No.

Approved/1/

6/14/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-236

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• FD-2210 (Rev. 3=16-651

CITY

DATE

san Piogo,

Santiaraie

July I0, 1972

San "jego

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

Three hundred and fifty

_dollars, and

15_350.00

-), which money is to be paid by me on —

to

SD 1255-E lastinat

July 10, 1972

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled. Secret Army Organization, SORRY LYIN

DAVIS,

CALVIN HANDELL FOX,

WITLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC,

GEORGE HOOVER,

RICHARD FLEURY, GENEVIIVE FLIURE.

Services:

$

250.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld

100.00*

350.:00

*Actual expense was $101.05

Signed:

Sail im

Ritua

Authority (date) -

Bulet 1114/72 7/3/72

Special Agent

Period Covered by Payment

6/1-30/72

Authorization Checked

mt

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

7-14-72

7/10/72

_ Item

16

By whom

SA EARL M. PETERSEN

Informant's File No.

170-236

Approved VAL

SAC

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FD-209 (Rev. 8971)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 196Z EDITION

OSA IPMR (41 CER) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DATE:

FROM

sa steven L. Christensen

BuT: 30 45 at

5/31/12

UTE

ПРС

OPC• OPSI

[JE (Prob)

CE (Ghetto)

tipril tAlliag, 1972

File #s on which contacted (Use Titles if File #s not available or when Cl prosides positive information

157-2815

157-28

1553- 3027

157-3017

157-3176

154-3169

Purpose and results of contáct

_NEGATIVE

A POSITIVE

STATISTIC

lufo to ties by C'monesi

FORM 0-1

FILE # 172-286

DATE NOTED 6 1L5C27

DATE RETURNED

Has informant shown any indication of notional instability, unreliability or

furnishing false information?

Informant certified that he has furnished all infomation obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA ..

1715-251-100

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phiza

HOTTIOTI

(:)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY -

San Diego, Callfornia

DATE

May 11, 1972

-San Diego

- Two Hundred and Thirtysix dollars, and

- soventy

cents,

(5 236.70), which money is to be paid by me on

May 12, 1972

го -

SD 1155

for information concerning the case entitled Seerot Army Organisation; Hational

Soclalist White People's Party; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; GERALD LEE

SMITH; CALREP.

Exponses incurred

In use of personal automobile, telephone calls,

postage, etc.

Services: $ _

220.00

Expenses $

16.70

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ -

Signed: ≤

деле

oh. thus

• Special Agent

lauren

Have payments been made by other Offices? E No

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date)

Bulet 1/4/72

Period Covered by Payment Services 4/1-30/72; Expenses 4/15-30/72.

Authorization Checked

int

Check Number

18290

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

5-17-72

5-25-72

- Item

3

Date of Actual Payment

5/12/72

By whom

Informant's File No.

Giatpproved

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

170-286--99

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FTS':?la (Rev. 7-15-70)

бо

CITY -

San Diago, Callfornia

DATE -

April 11, 1972

R

/ est of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diogo

-I'rtysix

_ dollars, and

(35.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

Apri] Ile 1972

to

SD 1155÷

for information concerning the case entitled Secret Army Organization. Expenses

for special assessment and postage in connection with production

of most recent organizational bulletin.

cents,

Services: $

Expenses

.$

0.00

36.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ —

0:00

Signed: S Jesen

Speci

Ages

Have payments been made by öther (ffices?

• Yes (List Offices below.)

• " Authority (date) _ Bulet 1/11/72

Period Covered by Payment -

4/1 to 4/14/72

Authorization Checked

int

Check Number

18201

"Receipts Received

5-9÷72

•Voucher Prepared

5-12-72

- Item 2

Date of Actual Payment

4/24/72

By whom

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

'Informant's File No.

170-286

Approved t

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tues

171-246-98

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FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY -

-San Dlogo, California

DATE

Apr1] 4, 1972

_sen Diego

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

Two Hundred and Thirtysit

- dollars, and

- cents,

($ 236-40), which money is to be paid by me on

to SD 1155-Fr

0.76

ant

Apr11 17 1972

for information concerning the case entitled Secret Army Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; CY ANDERSON; RONALD MICHAEL ZARICK; GEORGE M. HOOVER;

National Socialist White People's Party; GERALD LEE SMITH; LARAY D.

WILSON, Exponses incurred in use of porsonal automobile, postage,

telephone calls, and miscellaneous purchases.

Services:

$205.00

Expenses

$ 31.40

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ Noue

'Speci

Pokufeux

at Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? [X] No [ Yes (List Offices below.)

•" Authority (date) Bulat 1/11/72

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

3/1 - 31/72

Check Number

Receipts Received

•18160

#/7/47°

Voucher Prepared

Item

12

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

1177/72

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

170-751-97

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TO

FROM

FD-209 (Rev. 8-9-71)

OPTIONAL FORA NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA FRAR 141 CARI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC

San Diego (176-256)

sa stevenh.@hristeuren

DATE:

I TE

ПРС

3/31/22

UPCI

L PSI

AjE

DE (Prob)

• E (Ghetto)

SUBJECT:

Conket seeral fire well dusing Pely are, 1922

157-2815

757-28

1547-3027

154-3017

152-201 70/113

lose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

CA POSITIVE

OISTATISTIC

luto in "@'"pirinios

furnishing. false information?

Hun in at se no matiodication of jotional instability, inceliabily or

f Informant certified coate has furnished all information obtaine

by him since last contact

PERSONAL DATA

170-256-96

Coverage

tremist

SEn. CHED.

SERIALIZED_

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FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY -

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, —

San Diego

San Diege, California

March 6, 1272

Two Hundred and five

_ dollars, and _no

cents,

($ 205.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

Maxch L! 1972

to

SD 1155-E

for information concerning the case entitled _

Secret Army Organization; National

Socialist White Peoples Party;

JERRY LYNN DAVIS; GEORGE HOOVER;

FRANK VACOPEC; ROBERT MAYER.

Services:

$

205.02

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

Signed

Have payments been made by other Offices? & No

Authority (date) -

3ulet 1/4/72

Special Agent

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Period Covered by Payment

2/1

to 29/72

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

18055

3/14/23

3/1/72

11

_ Item

3/8/72

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

170-236

Approved

SAC

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+052Z1a (Rev, 7-15-70)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY -

San Diego, California

DATE -

Februarte 16, 1972

San Diego

_ dollars, and

1550.00

), which money is to be paid by me on

February 15, 1972

S1

to

1155-E

for information concerning the case entitled

JERRY LYNN DAVIS; Secret Army

Organization. Money expended in transportation and purchases in-

curred in providing coverage of these cases.

_ cents,

Services:

$

Federal Income Tax Withheld

$

Expenses $ .

50.00

Signed: Stee to

Special Agen

lave payments been made by other Offices? IX No [J Yes (List Offices below.)

nuthority (date) -

-Bulate 1/11/72

eriod Covered by Payment -2/1/72 - 2/15/72

ithorization Checked

mad

reck Number

ceipts Received

icher. Prepared

2/28/72

1/1522

Item _2

e-of Actual Payment

-2/18/72

whom

mant's File No.

_ SA STEVEN I GHRISTENSEN

170-286

oved

Chistense

170-256-94

..:X:1E9

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i~. - SAN DIEGOA

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брони:

FD- 221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

request of special

AsSIS tal Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

San Diego, California

DATE

January 28, 1972

San Diego

Two Hundred and Fortytwo

_dollars, and_Forty--

242.40

), which money is to be paid by me on.

ту 32, 1972

_ cents,

for information concerning the case entitled

Socialist White Peoples Party;

Secret Army Organization; National

The Ocean Beach Collective; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; RON ZARICK, ROBERT S. MAYER.

Expenses were incurred in use of personal automobile, postage, tole-

phone calls and other miscellaneous purchases.

Services:

$

Expenses

220.00

22.4,0

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

@hutterin

Signed:5

• Have payments been made by other Offices?

# No

Authority (date) Buzst to SD du/re

Period Covered by Payment

1/1 - 37/72

члеи

• Yes (List Offices below.)

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

12921

2/1/12

2/4/72

Item -12

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No. •

1137/72

0/1/2=

SA STEVT L. CHRISTE SUN

170-286

116-281-93

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FD-209 (Rev. 8-9-71)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

OSA PPMR (11 CPR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

eno, San Diego (170-286) urE 1/31/22

FROM

stevenh. Christensen

OTE

П] PCI

SUBJ"CT:

"53-Enfomont

Dates of Contact

Served

times weekley

1577-1728

157-28

100-14297

108-14273

S!

UPSI

[JE (Prob)

• E (Ghetto)

Purpose and results of contact

J NEGATIVE

I POSITIVE

_ STATISTIC

Info deciminaled by

"",

:

Has informant shown any indication o' motional instabilits, unreliability of

furnishing false information?

by in st celifed cont he has furnished all information obtained

PERSONAL DATA

176-256-92

Coverage

tromist Matten

RALIZED.

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FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-55)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY San DIego, CalIfornIa

DATE January 10, 1972

-San Dioga

Iwo Hundrod and F1ftythreo dollars, and - SeventyfIve

- cents,

($253. 75, which money is to be paid by me on

to

301155 afont.

3

January I2, 1972

for information concerning the case entitled - Minuteman Organization; Secret

Army Organization; National Socialist White People's Party;

White Power Information Center; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; STAILEY

DON KGDADE; GEORGE HOOVER; JAMES EVAN POTO; B INUE HAUGHTON.

Services:

Expenses

$

215.00

^38.75

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: ~

Sament, t

RiCkusteusen

Authority (date) -

1/1/72 Bulet

Period Covered by Payment 12/1 - 31/71

Autharization Checked

nand

Check Number

12860

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

- 1/13/72

1/17/72

_ Item.

Date of Actual Payment

1/13/72

shots

By whom

SA STEVEN I. CHPISTENSEN

Informant's File No.

_ 170-286

Or Approved

SAC

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FROM

IPTICHAL POMMINO, 10

MAY INE COITION

BRA FRAR (61 C774) 101-11.8

i UNITED STATES GL

RNMENT

Memorandum

SAG, SANY DIEGO (170-235)

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN.

DATE: 1/13/72

On 1/12/72 Informant was contacted by writer at

which time he furnished the following information.

Recently the Secret Army Organization prepared and •

distributed a special bulletin regarding PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

Response from Right Wing sympathizers to this bulletin has

been very encouraging and consequently, on 1/5/72, source was

given an assignment by JERRY LYNN DAVIS, leader of the SAO,

to conduct a surveillance of the residance of BOHMER at 5155

Vuir, Ocean Beach, for the purpose of obtaining additional

"Intelligence information, such as license plate numbers and

descriptions of occulants. F

this information was

to be used in the preparation of a future

Intelligence bulletin of the SAO.

In order to avoid going on this assignment alone,

source contacted GEORCE M. HOOVER, an associate of members of

the SAO, and requested that he accompany source:

Source and

.HOO!3R

arrived in the vicinity of 30H R's residence at about

3:45 Pl that evenins, watched the house for a period of time,

went so far as to pise mcian sau sticker on the tront

door of the house.

Informant advised that at no time did he

see anyone enter earthe myselend both he and HOOVR

assumed the house t have

= atterwards.

Source arised that prior to going home he drove

by the house one l 'st time.

He said that HoOVER, who always.

has one or more pi tols with him at all times, made a statement

about the nouse, eract nature unrecalled, pointea a pistol out

the passenger window of the car, and rired two shots at the

nouse.

an auto-

matic,

would

yelled at HOOVER

nave emptie: the ChiP hugen

SOOVER

san. Source said be then

"That

, and then

e area as quichly as

P03810÷9

a CISIANS

-286 :90

1

- 3D 170-236

;LO/slc

(1)

SEARCHES.

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letermined there were no cars which could be

assacialed with the touce

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It is noted that d

that source

Trives a 1939 Rambler American, reLia: diue, which would

enerally ratch the description of

the shooting vehicle

as previously furnished to

the police.

Source has explained

that he was

reluctant to discuss this matter in its entirety.

2 revious telephonic sentgate tas westet at the tim

un wife was present at he time

and he dia not wish to upset her unnecessarily. He statea

that the

incident had come as a complete surprise to him,

and that he had ho intention or desire to take any action

at BOH TR's residence other than to obtain whatever information

was

available in as discreet a manner as possible. He said

he is estremely upset and dismayed at the turn of events

and would like to end his association with these individuals,

but, as before, could see no practical way of doing so at this

time.

It is noted that Informant has been repeatedly

cautioned on previous occasions to avoid becoming directly

involved an any activities which might result in personal

injury or death for any individual.

Saurce has wholeheartedly

agreed with this and has consistently furnished all information

in his possession regarding the possibility of such incidents

occuring.

riter believes that source was totally unaware

that hoovEr might shoot into the house before the incident

happened. m

mad: jource has been advisea to avoid

future contact with -JoVER, as much as possible, and has

agreed that this would appear

Ee advised that to tie best of his knowlege, only he and

HOOVER are presently aware of the incident. He said it is

his understanding the gun involved has been permanently dis-

posed of. Source pointed out that the incident appears to

have caased HOOVER to become quite "fires up"

and to be ready

for a violent confrontation with the police if he should be

approached on the mitter. Source said he doubts HOOVER will

discuss the matter with

anyone else but cannot be sure of

this.

He said tha ZOOVER has never been interviewed before

by law enforcerent and would advised against such an inter-

view in view of his unpredictablrity.

tohis knowlege,

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

•CITY - San Diogo, GalIfornia

DATE November 26, 1971

San Dioga

Two Hundrod and Fortysoven dollars, and Fifty.

18247,50), which money is to be paid by me on -

Novenber 30, 1971

to -

SD 1155-E!

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteman Organization; Socrot

Army Orgenization; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; GEORGE HOOVER; FRANK

• YOCOPEC; PETER RUPLINGER.

Expenses Inourred in uso of pepsonal automobilo, tel phone calls,

postage, and purchase of miscellaneous supplies.

. cents,

Services: $ -

220.00

Expenses $ _

27.50

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:

Браки

pecial Age

Authority (date) -

Bulet 4/10/2

Period Covered by Payment - 11/1 - 30/71

Authorization Checked

cah

Check Number

122x5

• FOAM 08-Tretfor

170-256 12/30-50

12/21/7.

DATE PROSITO

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

12/7/71

- Item s:12-27-

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

11/30/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

170-256-8613

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TO

FD-209 (Rev. 8971)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA PPMR (61 CIR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: sno Sau Diego (170-286) unre: 11/30/11

steven1.@hristeusen.bre

O PCI

ASI.

OPSI

DE

_E (Prob)

[JE (Ghetto)

Seal contacts weekly during oletart Merembe 132.

Purpose and results of contact

[NEGATIVE

X POSITIVE

STATISTIC

:

170-256-864

Him into tal se pro may, infiction of ignal instabilty, unreliabiliy or

A by him si cerase contale has furnished all information obtained

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Exhemist Melters

SSIRUNED.

SERIANZER

vunn

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Ana catero

FD-221. (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY

DATE

Rer.

st of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diego

Is a Hundred and thirtyone

_ dollars, and

($ 231.40

-), which money is to be paid by me on

• to

SD 1155-E LAN

San Diego,

Calitornia

October 29e 1971

Forty--

October 29, 1971

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled®-

Minuteman Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; Secret Army Organization; JAMES EVAN POTO; CY

ANDERSON. Expenses

were incurred In use or personal automobile,

postago, telophone calls, and purchase or miscellaneous 1tems.

Services: $ -

210.00

Expenses $

21.40

• Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: S

tens Conus

Have payments been made by other Offices? AJ No • Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date Bulet 6/i:/21-

Period Covered by Payment

10/1 - 27/71

Authorization Checked

male

Check Number

12669

Receipts Received

11/4/71

Voucher Prepared

11/9/71

- Item -

_18

Date of Actual Payment

10/29/71

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

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TO

OPTIONAL PORM MO, 10

3010-108

MAY 1982 CONTION

OSA GEN. RIG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES '

"ERNMENT'

Memorandum

: SAC

DATE:

10/22/71

FROM : Inspector

Thomas

W. Kitchens

flowed

SUBJECT:

SD 1155÷E

PCI

TE

PC

GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134 -

170 - 286

SI

PSI

EI

EL (PROB)

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

Excellent

• Very Good

• Good

0] Fair

Poor

Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive.

Remarks:

172-28-85

OCT?? 13/1

LADIN LINT

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FD-221a (Rev. 7-15-70)

CITY

San Diego, California

September 30, 1971

DATE

San Diego

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, —

Two Hundred and Thirty

_ dollars, and

Fiftyfive

230.55 ), which money is to be paid by me on

September 30, 1971

to

SD

1155-E

Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM

for information concerning the case entitled *

CLAY; / JERRY LYNN DAVIS; HOWARD CLARKS GERALD I. SMITH; ROGER

DRAPEAU;

American Nazi Party.

_ cents,

Services:

$

Expenses $

205.00

25.55

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: Steven I

Polis

Have payments been made by other Offices? E No • Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/10/71

Period Covered by Payment.

Authorization Checked

9/1 - 30/71

C21i

Check Number

1353

Receipts Received

1011/71

Voucher Prepared

10/6/71

_ Item

17

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

9/30/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSIN

170-286

Approved

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SAC

170-286-84

A BAB

FEI - SAN DIEGO

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W12 221n (Rev. 7-15-70)

Nupreme of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diego, CalIfornia

DATE

Soptember 23,. 1971

San Diego

Two Hundred and Thirtyiivedollars, and

Twelve.

235.12

), which money is to be paid by me on

wu..

SD 1155-E

September 23, 1971

cents,

fur information concerning the case entitled,-

zation;

JERRY LYNN DAVIS; Minuteman Organi-

American Nazi Party; George Hoover; James Evan Poto.

Expenses incurred in use of personal automobile, telephone calls,

and

purchase of miscellanoous supplies and other items.

Services:

$_205.00

Expenses

$

30.12

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ _

Signet

Special Agent

Have payments been made by other Offices? I No • Yes (List Offices below.)

Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/10/71

Period Covered by Payment _ 8/1 - 31/71

Authorization Checked

Eati

Check Number

17550

Receipts Received

1011/1

Voucher Prepared

10/6/71

_ Item

Date of Actual Payment

9/23/71

By whom

SA STEVEN I. CHRISIENSEN

Informant's File No.

170-286

MAmmoved

SAC

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OFTIONAL FORM NO.10

MAY ¡AOZ EDITION

OSA FAMA (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: SA S. CHRISTENSEN (170-238)

FROM SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEY, IR.

SUBJECT:

SD

I155-E

DATE:

10/5/71

A review of captioned informant's file reflects

that the items called for in the FD-377 (Extremist Informant

Review Sheet) have not been completed.

You are requested to complete the FD-377 as

soon.

as possible.

1 - San Diego

AJM :mt

(1)

170-756-82

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## Page 856

FD-209 (Rov. 9-8-70)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA APMR 111 CFRS 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

FROM : SA

i Sail Chotere

19914744

SUBJECT:

1155-€

DATE:

9/30/71

ПТЕ

ОРС

OPSI

Seen times weekly dening 3/1-9/30/zi

157-1798

157-1817

157-2558

100-14297

174-428

Purpose and results of contact

LI NEGATIVE

NI POSITIVE

STATISTIC

OR (Prob)

Info desseminates to files by mauo.!

Tor are at at no may indication emotional Instability, unroliabilty pr

furnishing false information?

CAl Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial, new left

170-286-81

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OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAT IAL FDITION

ESA FEMR (dI CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G.

RNMENT

Memorandum

-

TO

: ALL AGENTS

DATE:

9/24/71

FROM

SAC ROBERT W. EVANS (170-411)

SUBJECT: EXTREMIST INFORMANTS

EXTREMIST MATTERS

A recent article appearing in the Black Panther

Party (BPP) Cleaver Faction publication "Right On!" calls

for swift and unmerciful retaliation against current and

former extremist informants.

• This article contains numerous

inflammatory statements and

may well. signal the initiation

of widespread retaliation

against our informants.

Recently seized items from the Republic of New

Africa (RNA) included instructions to RNA members concerning

the indoctrination of those members suspected of being law

enforcement informants.

the completion of a personal questionnaire form and background

investigation.

Each agent should recognize the continuing possibility

of infiltrators within our extremist informant ranks.

There

have been attempts in the past to penetrate informant ranks,

and we can logically expect there will be attempts in the

future in this regard.

Therefore,. all agents are reminded of

the importance of in-depth background investigation and personal

knowledge of each informant, as well as the necessity for

careful verification and evaluation of information furnished

by extremist informants.

Each agent handling an extremist informant,

including extremist ghetto informants, should be thoroughly

alert to the absolute necessity for handling these informants

under the most secure conditions in order to eliminate the

possibility of these informants being exposed.. All agents

should also bring to the attention of their informants the

Republic of New Africa's methods of disclosing infiltrators

in order that our informants will be, forewarned.

1

- 170-411

170-00

Each 170

66-61

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10 - 254-80

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SD 170-411

You should indicate in longhand on this memo

which will be made part of your informant's file, the

date

upon which you advised your informant to be alert for the

possibility of efforts by leaders of extremist organizations

to ferret out infiltrators.

dissed on 9/29/271.

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## Page 859

TO :

FROM:

SUBJECT:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

9/23/71

Rebulet dated 3/20/71 captioned, "Confidential

Fund And Informant Report".

Pursuant to instructions set forth in rebulet a

tell pate to captioned soon fee 2, 1972 to

SERVICES

Total. Amount paid from Feb. I through July 31, 1971.

Average monthly payment made.

233•33

-$ 110000.

233•33

$

308x50

5%

of

$

equals

$

11.66

Maximum payment that may be made to this Source per

month hereafter.-

EXPENSES

Total Amount paid from Feb. 1 through July 31, 1971.

Average monthly payment.-

5%

0f $ 50.50

equals

$2.5

221.67

303.50

50.50

Maximum monthly paymants allowed for expenses hereafter--$_47.97

157/

-'$D 170-286

SD. 66-476

(2)

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1712-12522-7

SFP2 3 K71

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ADORESS I NIX TO

SHITED SE,T

ASTORNITY

INITLALS Si, NUMDER

RPR/ ICC

titee

States Department of Justice

UNITED STATES ATTORNEY

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OR CALIFORNIA

UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE

325 WEST F STREET .

SAN DIEGO 92101

July 28, 1971

TALEPHONI:

(714) 293-96101

Mr. Robert W. Evans

Special Agent in Charge

Federal Bureau of Investigation

3211 Fifth Avenue

San Diego, California 92103

Dear Mr. Evans:

Thank you for your letter of July ¿6, 1971.

I advised all párties to our conference on July 23,

1971, that the Attorney General has beer given statutor any

authority by Congress to provide witness protection

facilities if necessary.

The Attorney (eneral's statutory

authority in this matter is the Organized Crime Control Act

of 1970.

However, before any implementation of this act

takes place, the United States Attorney's Office must con-

sult with the

Criminal Division of the Department of Justice.

Should it become necessary that your informant testi-

fies in the ATFD case, the matter of this informant's safety

will be brought to the attention of the Department of Jus-

tice.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesi-

tate to contact me.

Very truly yours,

HARRY D. STEWARD

United States Attorney

Peal: ano

RISSO

Assistant U. S. Attorney

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

DATE

San Diego

San Diego, California

Juls 30, 1971

Three hundred and fortysaallars; and

110000.

cents,

to

346.00, which money is to be paid by me on.

SD 3255 - Rufomant

July 30, 1971

for information concerning the case entitled _

Minuteman Organization; JERRY LYNN

DAVIS, aka Sam Davis; EUGENE BROWN, Bombing Matter; JAMES EVAN

POTO; PETER RULINGER; American Nazi Party; National Socialist

White foeples Party. Expenses were incurred in the use of per-

sonal automobile, telephone calls and miscellaneous purchases.

Services:

$-250.00

Expenses $ _

96.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ -

Signed S

leun

Special Agent

Authority (date) -

6/10/71

Period Covered by Payment -

7/1 - 330/71

• Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

12394

8/1?1

18/4/71

Voucher Prepared

_ Item -

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

7/30/71

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Unapproved -

SAC

170-256-77

SEARCHEO

_INDEXED .

SENALIZED - FILED-

..ü!

1971

FUI - SAN DIEGO

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FD-22•10 (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY -

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diago, Callfornia

Ju17 23, 1971

San Diego

Iwa Hundrad and linet zoneollars, and

twentyiite

cents,

291.25, which money is to be paid by me on

July 23, 1971

to

SD/155 - R

for information concerning the case entitled _ Minuteman Organization; TROY

HAUGHTON; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; MARY TOLLERTON; ROBERT DE PUGH;

PETER RUPLINGER. Expenses Incurred in use of telephone, personal

autonable and miscallaneous purchases.

Services:

Expenses

$ 240.00

-51.25

Authority (date) _ Bulet

Period Covered by Payment -

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

NW 68262 Docld:32989523-Page-862

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ .

Signed:

66/10/71

6/1 - 30/71

cah.

11731010

7/27/11

7/30/71

_ Item _8

7/23/71

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

• 170-286

Special Agent

170-251-

5atai1)

SAC

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TO

TEGHSHTIATNITU

OPTIONAL TORM•NO. 10

MAY 196Z ADITION

OSA FAMA (41 CER) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES

'ERNMENT

Memorandum

go (170-286) DArE: 7/31/71

OPCI

FROM : SA

SUBJECT:

infomant

5D1055-R

DO PSI

OR (Prob)

Several Contacts Weekly dusic

fi won me Period 6/1 - 7/31/2

157-1798

100-14297

157-2654

157-28

Nazi Party

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

A POSITIVE

I STATISTIC

"C" memos prepared

Hum safe tat set into max indicuion of pational instability, unceliability de

furnishing false information?

* Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtainec

by him since last contact

PERSONAL DATA

i..e

17018671

Coverage

Racial; NewLeff

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## Page 864

SAC, SAN DIEGO (174-428) (170-286)

7/30/71

SUPERVISOR ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka.

IL AL

BOMBING MATTER

(00: San Diego)

SD 1155-R wh

RM - MINUTEMEN

Re memo of Supervisor ANTHONY J. MALONEY, JR.,

dated 7/28/71 and memo of SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN dated

7/29/71, captioned "SD 1155-R, RM - MINUTEMEN;"

San Diego nitel to the Bureau dated 7/23/71, captioned

"JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka., ET AL, BOMBING MATTER."

On 7/30/71, I telephonically furnished the

infornation contained in referenced menos to Mr. J. G. KELLY

of the Civil Rights Section at the Bureau.

Mi. KELLY advised that the information contained in

the memos should be incorporated in an LiM and furnished to

the bureau under the intormant's caption.

hir. kohl further suggested that the results of the

7/23/71 conference between ATFD and the U.S. Attorney's Office,

San Diego, be furnished to/ the Bureau in an LAM for transmittal

to the Department. Mr. KaLLY noted that the Department and the

ALiD in Hashington, D. Co, feel that the delivery of the

Aluminating grenade by SD' 1155=R to DAVIS would constitute a

violation under ATFD jurisdiction. It was pointed out to Mr.

KELLY that as set forth in referenced nitel, AUSA RISSO at

San Diego disagreed with that view and did not consider such

The LHM should include information from ATFD or the

informant to the effect that the luminating grenade has or

has not been delivered by the informant to subject DAVIS.

174-428

170-286

178-257--70

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TO

FROM

SUBJEC i:

ESTIONAL FORM NO. 10

AAY INCI ADITION

0'97 FPMA (41 CFTR) 101-1118°

UNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

7/29/71

SA. STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SDI

111550

RM*

Informant was recontacted this date. He advised he

has continued to give the matter of relocation considerable

thought.

been

He pointed that his parents have, for some time,

trying to convince him oi

the desriability of moving

to

Hawali. He explained that his parents have resided and visited

In that state several times and are contemplating moving there

permanently in the near future for health and business. reasons.

He stated that he still feels that natwithstanding

the foregoing, relocation at Boise, Idaho, would be more

advantageous for him. He advised he woula appreciate assistance

from the Bureau in finding employment there.

Source further advised that on 7/27/71 the points

required for selling a house with an FHA loan on it rose from

2 to 8.

He said that his original estimate of the amount re-

quired for his move would, accordingly, be a little low.

171=286-69

SEAGHTED

1 - SD 170-286

• SL0/ s1c

(1)

SHAN DECO

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MAY TORE LOTTION

ORA FPMT (41 C774) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GC: ERNMENT •

Memorandum

TO

: SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

7/28/71

FROM : SUPERVISOR ANTHONY F. MALONEY, JR.

SUBJECT: SD 11554R

RM - MINUTEMEN

Wfine Re san Diego airtel to the Bureau dated 7/28/71.

7128/71, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES GODFREY, the

parents of SD 1155h,telephonically advised that they had

discussed with their son their son's possible relocation

to Boise, Idaho.

The parents stated that they were

not satisfied

with the possibility of their son's relocation to Boise and

felt that in addition to the relocation, the FBI should secure

a job for SD 1155R in Boise comparable to the $12,000 a year

job he presently holds at San Dies on

Jam and Mrs. CHARLES GODFREY intend to move to

Hawall for health reasons in the fear luture and suggested

the possibility of relocating SD 1155-R to that state inas-

much

as they feel there is an abundance of U. S. Government

jobs in Honolulu, one of which the FBI could get for their

son without too much difficulty.

During

this conversation, Mr. GODFREY mentioned

that he has many

"friends" in Washington whom he would be

glad to contact if it was felt it would help the FBI to help

his son. The inference of this remark was interpreted as

peing that. If the FBi did not help Sh 1155-R, Me. GODFREY

might seek the assistance of his

"Briefit washington.

It was pointed out to the parents that as of 7/26/71,

their son indicated that all he desired was relocation to

Boise, but that their feelings in this matter would be made

No assurance of any sort was made to the parents

warment

San Diego

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FD-22, s (Fera 3-16-65)

Reç. st nf Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY -

San D1e80, Callfornia

DATE -

July 16, 1971

San D10g0

To Hundred and Fighty-twollars, and

10-

cents,

282.00), which money is to be paid by me on

informant

SD 1155

July 378, 1971

Sfor information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; FRANK YAÇOPEC; JAMES EVAN POTO; National Socialist

White Peoples Party. Expenses incurred in use of personal

automobile, and other miscellaneous purchases.

¿Services: $ .

21,5.00

"Expenses $ _

37.00

-Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:

Authority (date) -

Bulet 12/8/70

*"Period Covered by Payment -

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

•Voucher Prepared

-.:Date of Actual Payment

By whom

'Informant's File No.

Aproved

5/1 - 31/71

Drak

17350

7/22/71

7/26/71

_ Item _16

xXXx•XXX 7/22/71

SA STAVIN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

SAC

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FD-221s; Rev. 3-16-65)

Requs it of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, —

CITY -

- San Diego, California

DATE -

JUly 112 1977

San Diego

_1! L Hundred and Seventy"foutollars, and .

fonty-four

(5 271-4), which money is to be paid by me on

to

so amant

July I1, 1971

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; JERRY

LYNN DAVIS; San Diego Peace Action Coalition Demonstration, San

Diego, California, 4/24/71.

Expenses Incurred In use of personal automobile, telephone calls.

postage, and purchase of miscellaneous items.

Services:. $

Expenses $

235.00

39.414

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

L. Calvi

Special Agent

Signed

Authority (date) _ Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment -

4/1to 30/77

Authorization Checked

Cah

Check Number

17328

Receipts Received

1/1Y/11

Voucher Prepared

7/19/71

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Wimproved

_ Item _ 19

7/11/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170p286

SAC

170-254-64

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

Assistant

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

DATE -

San DiegO, CalIfornia

_Juno 18, 1971

San Diego.

'so Fundrad and Thirty-two dollars, and

Thirty

cents,

.

232.30, which money is to be paid by me on

June 18, 1971

to

SD

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteran Organtzation; JERRY LYNN

DAVIS; ISAAC WILLIAM CANTRELL; Stadent Mobilization Committee.

Expenses were incurred in use of personal automobile, telephone

calls, and miscellaneous purchases.

Services: $ 2052.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$ - 32.30

1 в

Signed: Seen

Special Agent

Authority (date) -

-Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment - 3/1 - 31/71

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

1726G

6/18/71 (6/22/71)

Voucher Prepared

6/23/71

___ Item : 17

Date of Actual Payment

6/18/71

By whom

Informant's File No.

_ SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

On Approved -

SAC

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170-25 63

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MAY 198Z EDITION

OSA FAMR (61 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memoranuum

i SAC. San Diego (170-2860)

DATE:

6/16/11

FROM:

SA Steven

L christene

SUBJECT:

RM-MMM

Attached are results of credit tawerf

investigation andueted by tahul Bater

170-286-62

SEARCHED.

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SENALIZED -

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

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Racord Réquest

FD -125 (Rev, '4-3-62)

Birth

Credit

Criminal

Motor Vehicle

I Death

saturn to

Nar

_ Marsiage®

D INS

Auded

File number

100-14819

2775-

and aliases of subje

applicant, or employee, and spouse

Addrasses

Howard Barn

y Godtrey

Residence.

is, El Cajore, Cel.

mim Fireman, 5.0. Fire Depte

Former

"Date and place of marriage

(if applicable)

Race

Sex

W

Birth date

7/1/43

Arress sumber

Xl Male

Female

Specific informption desired

Result of check

Age

Height

27

Sirthploce

510"150 Brr Bre Need

Fingerprint classifcation

Englaud

Criminal speciaity

lasting 15769

Gideon mene

Press 4580 Mile eMi.

Emplay Cily of a firemans were-69

Trinities 10-69

RET ME 1D Sena

# 305 8611-408

# 3350,106567

CinciNer fell Diedit acces $3-71.35

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Life Conchy.

GPO 185408-351-095

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Rotard-Request

FD-125 (Rev. 4-3-02)

INS

Buded

Mame

Jill

aliases of subr

firer

let, applicant, or employee, and spouse.

Addresses

Howard Bamy Goaltren

Residence -

Fire initia, 5. F

4582 maple

File number

100-14819

482-5273

La mesa. (6/68)

дост

"Dote and place of marriage

(if applicable)

Sox

Male

Female

Birth date

7/1/43

Arrest Nimber

Specific information desired

Age

Height

Weight

27

510"

150

Bin.

Binon Hazed

Fingerprint classi

England (Bartonautd, bregs)

5.0-6-11-71-N1R.

FPC:

P.al. - ceA-E/%3

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RiDjZUT:

F1-209 (Rov. 9-8-70)

OPIIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAT 1982 POITION

• OSA POME (11 CPR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

sam Dieyo (178-2586)

: si steven he Chr

wiste

SO IS'S

~forment

DATE:

5/ar/71

ITE

П PCI

UPSI

[JR (Prob)

mises of Contact

Several Ontact weekle

157-1798

157- 179 8 0 nato see desig beined 4/1 - 5/29/11

100-

157-2224

Superse and results of contact

• = NEGATIVE

XPOSITIVE

-¿STATISTIC

"C". meies prepared

"shine it into ionication of emptionel instability, unreliability or

fanshine false information?

(.. laformant certified that he has furnished all information obtainec

is him since last contact

PERSONAL DATA

FoR 04

FILE $ 170-286

BATE RECENTA 613/71

DATE RETURNED 613171

REPORT BY 214 H1:

120-256-59

Coverage

hacials NewLeft

SEITCHED.

SEITIALZEN _

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FD-2210 (Rev, 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

DATE

San Diego

San Diego, Callfornia

April 22, 1971

Two Hundred and seventy-&AMS, and

• fifty-one

_ cents,

277.51,, which money is to be paid by me on

Apr11 22, 1971

SD 1155 - R

to

Minuteman Organization; JERRY LYNN

for information concerning the case entitled _

DAVIS; Message Information Center; ISAAC WILLIAM CANTRELL;

PETER RUPLINGER; LEON NOWER. Expenses were Incurred in use of

telephone, personal automobile, and purchase of miscellaneous.

supplies and other articles.

Services:

$

230.00

Expenses $ -

47.51

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed:

R. Courteur

Authofity (date) _

Bulet 12/8/70

2/1 - 28/71

Period Covered by Payment -

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

109F.

4/22/71 (4/23/71)

4/26/71

4/22/71

- Item - 19

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Approved .

...niim.

761-286-58

SEARCHED

_INDEXED

SERIALIZED

TELED -

ANNS 61371

FBI - SAN DIEGO

SẮC

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TO

FRO!:

SUBISCT:

FI>209 (Rev. 9-8-70)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA FPHR 141 CERI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: 816, San Diego (170-286)

i sa steuen h. Christensen

cilament

SD1155

DATE: 3/31/71

UTE

UPC

I PCI

3 PSI

OR (Prob)

Dates of Contact

Several contacts weekly made during

File His in at Use Files if ilo no nails ning peeriod 2 - 3/31/71

157-1798

157-1614

157-2224

100-14273

Purpose and results of contact

LJNEGATIVE

I POSITIVE

_STATISTIC

'C" menar prepared

Has informint shown any indication i emotional instability, unreliability or

furnishing fulse infomution?

X Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 875

Coverage

Racial - New Left

171-286-57

SA MED -

SERIALIZED A FILED-

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-TO

FROM

Ulenbroami

MAY TOL EDITION

OSA GEN.

ARG, NO. 27

_UNITED STATES

4RNMENT'

Memorandur

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

DATE: 3/29/73

SUBJECT:

Attached is

the registration for the vehicle which

followed informant on

3/21/71 as reported in mymemo of 3/22/71.

Index:

DAVID JOSEPH FRANCIS

JAMES FORREST BARBER

EARL ROBERT

• - SD 170-286

SLC/s 1c

(1)

1707286-56

142250

831R642).

8071512301

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•SAN LINEU

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IV

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CLITS

IV

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• FBH

CLETS

• 032271 0907

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DATE:

03/22/71 TINE: 10:06

REG

870 LIC÷:XDC762

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FRANCIS DAVID

JOSTPH! 2

407 CHERRY ST CITY: IMPERIAL

HARLING AIM LODEIGA VINA 18YA109911

JAKES

FORRESIL, ROBERT BARLO

0.60:37 ZIP9: 92032

RCH

SOLD: 00/30/55 I350:11/05/70 LOCD:5

119B:11 CIL :08 SMOGED VEG :12 BODY:0: CLAS:70F33

•: 0035

• EVD

DIW-68262 Docid:32989523_Page 877

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OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

9810-106

MAY IMI EDITION

DEA GEN. MLG. NO. 29

UNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

DATE:

3/22/91

FROM :

SUBJECT:

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTEISEN

Marmat

SD 1155-5

SI

on 3/21/71 informant advised that while driving

to his place of emoloyrent at ayproximately 1:30 all that morning.

he observed, while on If 8, passing through La Mesa west-

bound, that he was being followed by an ader model Lincoln

automobile. He said this vehicle was very destinctive in that

the top and the front doors were painted dark blue with Large

white stars while the rest of the car was painted in red and

white stripes.

He said. the vehicle followed him to In 5,

then to the Ardath Road exit along which informant attempted

several evasive maneuvers without being able to lose the

other car.

Informant said He final ly stopped alongside the

road whereupon the Lincoln stopped in the same block ahead

of him.

He siad both he and the other driver got out and he

boserved the other was armed xxxes with a metal club.

Informant said he put his hand in the pocket of his jacket

as though he had a pistol and told the other person to get

back in his car or he would shoot.: Haxzurizen The individual

complied, mumbling sonething about being unpatriotic and there

being a lot of hostilities today nIormant described this

person as a thited male, 22 years of age,

wearing a ponytail

and Fu Manchu mustache.

Ee had

a, a rge white husky dog in

the car.

He said the car was a 1958 model with California

licênse

HDC 762.

. in

Informant advised he was subsequently contacted.

at work by Detective ROIDE of the PD who advised the other

driver had filea

a complaint against informant fa

• threat

with a deadly weapon.

He also complained informant had

nade an obscene gesture to him in la liesa which he returne

and then followed him 20 milas to find out why he did it

ROHDE said the complainant's name is MILIan aR ScaLers,

and he indicated he had borrowed the car from a friend.

1 - SD 170-286

SKC/sIc

(1)

170. 2156-55

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POHDE said STANLEY would have to return to the Po to indicate

whether he wished to press charges against informant, and,

in view of circumstances

as reported by informant,. doubted

anything more would come of the matter.

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## Page 880

FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, CalIfornia

March 2, 1971

San Diego

Two hundred and sixty-ningollars, and

twenty-four

cents,

($

269.24, which money is to be paid by me on

March 3, 1971

to

1155 -

for information concerning the case entitled _

Minutemen Organization; WIL IAM

CIAY; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; Message Information Center; GEORGE

HOOVER, Virue In America; PAUL RUPLINGER; LOU CONDE. Expenses

were incurred in the use of personal automobile, telephone calls,

and purchase.of miscellaneous supplies and other articles.

Services:

$

Expenses

$ .

235.00

34.24

Federal Income Tax Withheld $-

Authority (date) -

Bulet 12/8/70

Signed:

1/1 - 31/71

Special Agent

diefen

Period Covered by Payment .

Authotization Checked

Check Number

16537

3/3/71 (3/8/71)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

170-186-54

SEARCHED

Informant's File No.

3/9/71

- Item_ 12

3/3/71

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

MAR:

1.71

FBI — SAN DIEGO

Approved

SAC

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FD-2211 (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Requr st of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, Callfomia

February 18, 1971

San Diogo

?! hundred and forty-oigh dollars, and

ninety-seven

_ cents,

to

248. 97), which money is to be paid by me on

155 Res

February 18, 1971

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM

CLAY; MARGERIE MC NICKLES; MESSAGE INFORMATION CENTERE STUDINT

-MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE; TROY HOUGHTON. Expensos were incurred in

the use of personal automobile, purchase of literature and supplles,

and othar miscellaneous articles.

Services:

$

225.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld

Expenses

23.97

Special Agent

h. Colinstenze

Signed:

Authority (date) -

Bulet 12/8/70

Period Covered by Payment _12/= - 37/1970

Authorization Checked *

mad.

Check Number

16.890

Receipts Received

2/18/71 (2/18/71)

2/24/77

Youcher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

_ Item _ 19

2/18/71

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN I. CROTODONSEN

170-236

Approved

SA

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## Page 882

FD-221a (Rev-3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diego, California

DATE

January 29, 2971

San Diego

two hundred and sixty-one

_ dollars, and

forty-nine

18 -

to

261.49 ,, which money is to be paid by me on

CAYS 1155 Re

January 29, 1971

_ cents,

for information concerning the case entitled

MINUTEMAN ORGANIZATION;

GEORGE

HOOVER; JERRY LYNN DAVIS; MESSAGE INFORMATION CENTER; STP DAY;

-MARGERIE MO MICKLES; ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH. Expenses were for

use of personal automobile, telephone calls, postage, and purchase

of varlous supplied For Minuteman activities.

Services: $ 210.00

Expenses

51.49

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: D

5кием

'Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment —

11/1 - 30/20

Authorization Checked

Brak

Check Number

118.39

Receipts Received

• 1/29/71 (2/1/71)

Voucher Prepared

2/2/71

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

__ Item _

1/29/70

SA STEVEN I. CIFISTENSEN

170-286

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170-284-52

SEARD113O

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FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, California

January 15, 1971

San Diogo

Two hundred and thirty-six dollars, and

sixtyone

cents,

236.61 ), which money is to be paid by me on

January 15, 1971

to

SD 1255 - Ret

for information concerning the case entitled Minuteman Organization; WILLIAM CIAY3

PAUL RUPLINGER;

Message Information Center; Vonceremos Brigade;

Patriotic Action League; Marjorie Hchichols; JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

GEORGE WILLIAM HOOVIR. Expenses for use of personal automobile,

postage, telephone calls, purchase of miscellaneous articles.

Services: $.

Expenses

$.

205.00

31.61

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed

Special Agent

Authority (date) -

Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

October I to 31, 2970

Janh

1174?

1/15/71 (1/27/71)

2/2/71

January 15, 1971

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

_ Item _S

170 - 286-51

SERRS.UND

SEMAIZED PS B5

Approved

SAC

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TO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

FD-209 (Rev. 9-13-65)

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

3010-106

MAY 1982 EDITION

OSA GEN, XEG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC San Die

10(170-286) DATE:

sA Steven

Christensen

1/31/11

[JR (Prob)

UPCI

UPSI

1155-R

Dates of Contact

Titles and File #s on which contacted

even el contads weekly during 12/70 $ 1/71

157-1798

Al inalenas Organisation

100-14273

Purpose and results of contact

_ NEGATIVE

X POSITIVE

_STATISTIC

"C"

memos prepared,

Informant certified that he has

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Rating

Excelleut

Vincial- NuitefA

120-256-50

SEt MED.

SERIALZED

mister.

F13 - 115/1

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

San Diggo, California

DATE

November 20, 1970

San Diego

Two Hundred and Fifty-six

- dollars, and

thirty-nine

cents,

256.39), which money is ta be paid by me on

to

SD 2155-Ry

for information concerning the case entitled -

• Minutman Organization; Legion of

Justice; WILLIAM CLAY; PETER RUPLINGER; JERRY GEIER; Message

Intormation Center; Visit of President RICHARD M. NIXON to Coronado,

Califonia, 11/3/70. Exo enses Incurred were for use of personal

automobile, telephone calls, and purchase of other miscellaneous

articles.

Services:

230.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

26.39

Signed

h. Churtensea

Special Agent

Authority (date)

Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment

September 1 - 30, 1970

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

166.29

.1/7/71 (1/11/71)

1/13/71

__ Item: 20

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENS EN

170-286

170-256-44

Approved

131-14iL.

.?.

SAC

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TO

FRON

FD-20S (Rev. 3-11-101

OPTIONAL PORN NO, 10

5010-108

PRAY 1902 EDITION

GSA GEN. BEG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, Sam Die

10(170-286)

sA Steven.

r. Ok

ristenten

DATE:

17/30/70

1 Cl

_ PCI DPSI

_R (Prob)

SUBJFCT:

Dates of Contact

bretast several finner che

1802-14273

157-

Mineman ramatin

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

XI POSITIVE

STATISTIC

memos prepared

7 Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial + Nevite At

170-206÷47

SEARCHED_

INDEXED

SCRIALIZED

05..9

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TO

10-16 (3-18-68)

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

1010-106

MAT 1PAI POISION

G8A GEN. BEG. NO, 28

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC

DATE: • 114

FROM :

Inspector

SUBJECT:

CI

PCI

SI

PSI

• TE

PC.

RI RI (PROB)

GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134-

170 -

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

Excellent

• Very Good

Good

• Fair

[ Poor

• Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive.

Remarks:

170-2519-45

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CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, Ca 1for nia

October 16, 1970

San Diego

Two Hundred and Forty-four dollars, and

forty-four

cents,

244 14), which money is to be paid by me on

October 16, 1970

to

M55-R

for information concerning the case entitled National Yippie Day at Disneyland;

PETER RUPLINGER; LEON NOVER; American Volunteer Group; WILLIAM

CIAY; FRANK YACOPIC, San Diego Street Journal; JERRY TARIAGLIO.

Expenses were incurred in use of personal automobile, purchase of

stamps and other articles and supplies, newspapers and telephone

calls.

Services: $- 215.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld s

Expenses $ - 290!4

Signed

T1182

Special Agent

ente

Authority (date) _ Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check. Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

informant's File No.

pproved

August 1 to August 31, 1970

16524

10/16/70 (10/19/70)

10/21/70

_ Item _10

10/16/70

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

170-286,

19/9

SAC

SEN..

SERIALIL_

OC1

FBI-SAN

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: FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diego, California

Sootember 28e 1970

San Diego

Two Hundred and Forty-six

_ dollars, and

Seventy

246.70 ), yhich money is to be paid by me on

September 28, 1970

SD 1155m R

. cents,

($-

to

for information concerning the case entitled

Minuteman Organization; Frank

Yacopec; William Clay; Message Information Center; Demonstration,

JuLy 4, 1970, San Diego, CalIfornia; Dale Herschler, San Diego

Street Journal. Expenses incurred in use of versonal automobile,

telephone calls, purchases of miscellaneous articles and supplies.

Services: $ 210.00

Expenses

$_36.70

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signesti

steven F

Special Agent

Clusteisen

Authority (date) -

Bulet 6/18/70

Period Covered by Payment -

July l: 1970 to July 31, 1970

Authorization Checked

Dinal

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

16452-

9/28/70 (9/29/70)

10/5/70

3

- Item .

9/29

Date of Actual Payment

By. whom

Informant's File No.

September 28, 1970

SA STEVEN I. CHRESDENSEN

170-296

170

266-43

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED.

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÷!..?

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Approved

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TO

FROM

FD-209 (Rev. 3-11-70)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

1lr1971919

OSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN'T

Memorandum

Зри медо пі - ti

DATE:

Slaun L, Christensen

9/30/70

[JR (Prob)

_ PSI

SUBJECT:

501455-R

Dates of Contact

ontact

Feral times cellptum pened 8/1-9/30/20

100-14273

NewLeft Moment.

150-124.606

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

POSITIVE

I STATISTIC

Into in

"A"file

informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial Fatties

SERIALIZED _

T/FILED_

GeT 1 1970

1762-256-42

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FD-291'3 (Rev.3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Reg 1 •t of Suecial Agent in Charge, FBI,

Thirty-nine

_ dollars, and

39.47

•), which money is to be paid by me on

SD1155 2m

San Biego, California

July 22, 1970

San Diero

forty-seven

July 22, 1970

cents

for information concerning the case entitled

Minuteman Organization; Frank

Yacopec;. Orange County True Press; George Hoover; William

Clay;

Peter Ruplinger; San Diego Street Journal.

Expenses

incurred in use of personal automobile, telephone

,calls and

purchase of literature, papers and other sipplies.

Services: $ .

Expenses $

0.00

39.47

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: Steven?

Special Agent

Authority (date)

Bulet a 119/20

Period Covered by Payment -

June 1, 1970 - June 30, 1970

Authorization Checked

116300

Check Number

MAH

Receipts Received

1/22/70 (8/3/70)

Voucher Prepared

: 8/6/70

_ Item -

4

Date of Actual Payment

July 22, 1970

By whom

SA STEVEN Le CHRICTENSEN

Informant's File No.

170-236

Approved

10-256-41

SEAD LE

FBI - SAN DIECO

SAC

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## Page 892

FD-2211 (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Rer, 'st uf Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Bieze, California

July 10, 1970

San Diego

Two hundred.

_ dollars, and

_ cents,

200.09, which money is to be paid by me on

July 10, 1970

to

SD 1155-Ran

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minuteman Organization, RM - MM;

WILLIAM CLAY, RM - MM; JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SM - MM; JERRY BUSCH,

RM - MM; Stockpiling of Arms and Ammunition, RM & MISt.;

San

• Diego Street Journal, IS - MISC.

Services: $

Expenses $

200.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld

$

Signed:

Authority (date) .

Bulet 1/18/20

Period Covered by Payment -

6/1 -30/70

Authorization Checked

Dach

Check Number

16269

Receipts Received

7/10/70 (7/22/70)

• Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

7/23/70

7/10/70

_ Item

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-236

, Approved.

SAC

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 892

tatusteuten

1300÷25140

JNDEXED .

SERIALIZED _

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FBI-SAN DIEGO

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FD-22 a Rev. 3-16-651

CITY

DATE

Reqi: : of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

One Hundred and twelve

_ dollars, and

112.00, which money is to be paid by me on

to

SD 1155 - R

San Diero, California

Juno 2; 1970

San Diego, California

cents,

June je 1970

for infor tia concerning the case entitled

Minuteman Organization, IS - vM;

FRANK YACOPIC,

SM - Py; ROIC Sit-In,

San Diego State College, IS - MISC.;

Demonstrations, May,

1970,

to protest the lilitary,

IS - LISC.;

Teach-in on Folitical

Oppression, San Diego State College, 5/18/70,

IS - HISCo

Expenses are for mileare on personal automobile and other

miscellaneous purchases made in connection with services rendered.

Services: $100.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

12.00

Signed:

Authority (date) SD let 11/17/6c; app. 12/2/69

Period Covered by Payment -

5/1 - 31/70

Authorization Checked

Jack

Check Number

16/5G

6/3/70 (7/22/70)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

7/23/70

_ Item -2

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

6/3/70

_ A STEVEN I STENSEN

170-286

Agent

176-26639

¡cEn

JNDEXED

Approved -

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SAC

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## Page 894

• FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

San Diego, California

Juno 2, 1970

San Diego, California

One Hundred and fourteendollars, and

thirteen

cents,

(S.

114•13), which money is to be paid by me on

June Z, 1970

to

SD/ 1155

R

or information concerning the

Minuteman Organization, IS - IN:

case on, April 15th. Demonstration arairst

the

War in Vietnam,

IS - ANA (VIDEM); Movement for a Democratic

MIlitary, IS - ANA; Peoples Commune,

IS - ANA.

Expenses are for mileage on personal automobile,

telephone calls

and other miscellaneous expenses and purchases.

Services:

100.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

1la13

Signed Steven,

Authority (date) SD let 11/17/69; app. 12/2/69..

Period Covered by Payment _4/1/70 - 4/30/70

Special Agent

Authorization Checked

Check Number

<6/57

6/3/70 (7123/70)

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

7/23/70

_ Item -

6/3/70

SA STEVEN Le CHRISTENSEN

170-286

Approved

170-286.38

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FROM

SUBJECT:

• FD-209 (Rev. 3-11-70)

OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10

MAY 1902 EDITION

3010-106

ОДА СЕМ, 110. НО. 37

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

anc, San Diego (170-286) DATE 2/31/20

steven'h. Christensen

CR (Prob)

amient

SD W85 -K

Does ontact Sevenal times

100-14273

100-1246/

100-14293

100-14376

Purpose and results of contact

_ NEGATIVE

POSITIVE

_I STATISTIC..

Info

"file

• Informant certified that he has furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial & Newbeft

SEARCHED

INDEXED

SERIALIZED.

AUL-17D

1-157-159

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37

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## Page 896

TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

FD-209 (Rev. 3-11-70)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

3010-100

MAY 185Z EDITION

14. tLN

XEG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

ee, San Diego (170-286)

DATE:

5/29/20

SA

stevenh. Christensen

UPCI UPSI

[JR (Prob)

ER.

301155-Beiferent

Dates of Contact

ourict several Dimes weekh

Contre several times weekly period 1/70 - 5/28/20

100-142.73

News Lett Moremant

108-14364

James Even Poto

_100-12466

760-14293

Minuteen organis

Шеніс

100-14911

Proples Сощьнине

150

511506

Free Dook

Purpose and results of contact

E NEGATIVE

[POSITIVE

_STATISTIC

menna prepared

Informant certified that he has finished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

PERSONAL DATA

Coverage

Racial (MM) ; Mew Le H

171-16/-34

SEARCHED

SIDERED

SERIALIZED _

JUN - 11970

NVV-68262-Docld:32989523 Page 896

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## Page 897

FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

one hundred and twenty-onedollars, and

121.93 ), which money is to be paid by me on

CITY

San Diego, Califomia

DATE -

Apr1l 24, 1970

San Diego, California

ninoty-three

April 24, 1970

cents,

for information concerning the case entities

Minuteman Organization, IS - MM;

FRANK YACOPEC, SM - HI;

GERALD TARTAGLIO,

SM • MI; BETTIE FUGITON, SM & IM; JERRY GETER, SM - IM;

San Diego

free

Door to Liberation, IS - Misc.; PEOPLES COMMUNE, IS - ANA;

San Diego Street. Journal, IS - Misc.

Expenses aro for mileage on personal automobile, purchasing and

processitg photographic film, and other miscellaneous purchases in

connection with services perforned.

Services:

•$

Expenses

100.00

21.93

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed Steent

Special

Authority (date)

Blet 11-17-69; Gipt. 12-2-19

Period Covered by Payment -

3/1 - 31/70

вески

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

16031

1/121/20 (1/30/10)

5-11-70

_ Item _5

Date of Actual Payment

4XRXAXO 4/24/70

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

170-286

170

F34-251-33

SEARCHED

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## Page 898

FD-221d1Rev. 3=

o-65)

• Reque it of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

; bundred and twenty-foudollars, and

19----

124• 33), which money is to be paid by me on

SD 1155 • R

to

CITY

DATE

San Diego, California

March 30, 1970

San Diego

thirty-three

3/30/70

- cents,

for information concerning the case entitled _

Minuteman Organization, IS - MM (100-

12461); Now Left Movement, IS - ANA (100-11273); People's Commune,

IS - ANA (100-14911); Student Demonstration, San Diego State College,

3/12/70 (100-14998); Dale Herschler, SM - R (157-800). Informant

also provided visual and photographic coverage of demonstration in

downtown San Diego on 2/27/70.

Expenses are for travel and other

purchases necessary to

services rendered.

Services:. $

100.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses

$

24.33

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

Steer

Balet 11-1-6" Upt. 12-2-69

2/1 - 28/70

Minh

-15956

3/30/70 (4-30-20)

5-11-20

- Item _/

3/30/70

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN I. CHRISTENSEN

170 - 286

T54 20638

Approved

SAC

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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## Page 899

FD-221s (flov, 3=10-65)

Reque f of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY SAN DIEGO, CALTFORNIA

DATE _ March 3, 1970

San Diego Diaision

_ Ine hundred and sisteen dollars, and -

twenty-nine

cents,

(8. 116. 29), which money is to be paid by me on

March 3, 1970

to

155--

for information concerning the case entitled Minutenan Organizstion, IS - Mi;

WILLIAM CLAY, SM - MM; FRANK YACOPEC, SM - MM, Movement fOr

& Democratic MilItary, IS - Misc.; New Left Hovement, IS - ANA.

Expenses are for trezel and other purchases nada in connection

with services rendered.

•Services: $

100.00

Expenses $

16.29

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

• Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

solit 11/17/69

siener Stern. late

Bulet 12/2/69

•1/1 - 31/70

Дл2

15374

5-3-96. (V.M. 1)

4/21/70

1

— Item -

Date of Actual Payment

3/3/70

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

# 101-7511

Approved

SAC

3. 1

172-286-79

"DINED -

SERIALIZED

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FBI - SAN DIECO

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## Page 900

Security Informant Review Sheet

FD.,23# (Rov. 1-14-64)

012-110-16

Mark opposite each item the number of the serial or serials in which the information appears.

Although these items are

regarded as nonvariable, chunges may be noted by adding the new serial number and copssing out the old. When form is complete as

to oil applicable items, the Agent and Field Supervisor should initial the form at the end.

Symbol Number

1155

Office File

134-914 510-246

Typo of Informant:

Bureau File 137-1742:2

Serial No.

1. Nome

• 2o Allases

3. Code Name

4 Syrabol Number

5., Date and Place of Birth

6. Description

Photograph -

8. Background Investigatión:

, (1) File references checked

(8) Credit Inquiry

(C) Local Criminal Check

(D) Bureau Identification Record

(5) -Solective Service Check

(F) Check of Armed Services Record

(G) Informants Cmrassed

(H) Reliability Check' -

(I) Patriotism.

(J) Reputation

9. Informant Advised Of:

(A) - Not Bureau employee

(B) Activities Voluntary

(C) Relationship Confidential

(D) Bureau Labor Polloy

(E) Not to Retain Coples of Notes - Reports

(F) 'Report to be submitted under Code Number and in. Third Person

(G) Payments are Income

(H) Use Public Telephones

(I) No Office Contact Personally

10.. Statement of Cooperation

Post Office Box Number Assigned

120 Informant Indices Card Made -

12110/691

13.

Agent Who Handles Information

Alternate Agent -

15.1 Conceriment and Characterization Guide

16. Flash Notice

Placeda-

-or Removed d

137-4675-26

1

137-1643-L-

137-1643-24

137.1643 21

153- 1645-21

137-1695-14

137-1043 - 014

157-1-45-24

137-161314

157-1643- 124

187 - 1413 - 24

15

187.1695.011

Initials

-==

17, Coverage

No Serial Number:

Ker, en Top of Other Serials in File.

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_ Agent

_Supr

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SUBJECT:

FD-209 (Rev.9-13-65)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010-106 %

MAY 190Z EDITION

OSA GIN, REG. MO. IT

UNITED STATES GUVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, Sam Dicejo (134-914) DATE:

Stevan hi Chistensen

ingrient

455-5

1/30/70

OPCI OPSI

Dates of Contact

Titles and File #s on which contácted

18/29/19: 12/13/14;12/29/69; 1/1/70;130/70

MRi Cingznization

100-1246/

Nice

100-14273

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

ZIPOSITIVE

_STATISTIC

Merior prefared

can

mater

17°

Informant certified that he has

funished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

1134-914

Rating

Excellent

Coverage

Securita Matters

13491424

jE"-chad

INDEXED.

SERIALED I FILE E

FEB - 8: 1970

16170

NWV.68262

Docid: 32989523

Page 901

170-286-29

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## Page 902

FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diors, California

DATE - January 15e 1970

San Diego Division

One hundred and twonty-tudollars, and

forty-three

cents,

($_

122. 43), which money is to be paid by me on

To MAn 15

1155 - S

January 16, 1970

for information cog arning the case entitled maNenG,

Minuteman Organization, IS-YM;

SM-MM; TROY MOIGHTON, SM-PEL;

BETTIE

RouGHton, surint; PhopLe's cOrtiNE,

IS-SHA; DALE HERSCHL IR,

RM; SAN DIEGO STREST JOURMALS IS-MISCO, NEW LEFT - UIIDERGROUND

NEWSPAPER)

Expenses are for travel and purchases of literature and other

materials in connection with services

performed.

Services:

$

100.00

Expenses

$

22.143

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ _

signe Stun

Authority (date) Ruzat SD let 1/1/69 (Gies. 12/2/69)

Period Covered by Payment

12/1 - 31/69

Authorization Checked

Gael

Check Number

15729

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

1/16/20 (1/013/70

1/30/70

_ Item _/

Date of Actual Payment

1/16/70

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

134-914

Approved

SAC

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 902

77073

174-286-28

134-9-117-05

SEARCHED.

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JAN 3 0 iSTOt

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## Page 903

FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-65)

Assistant

Request of /Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY -

San Dioge, CalItormia

DATE

December I5a 1969

San DiGgo

One hundred nineteen

_ dollars, and

thirty-six

cents,

219•36), which money is to be paid by me on

December 15& 1969

to

*1155 ₫

S

for information converning the case entitled

Minuteman Organizations IS - Mi;

WILLIAM CLAY, SM • MM; LYLE MANNING, SM • MI; DEMINOV, IS • MisCo

Informant provided important

information relating to activities

of above including photographic coverage of the Mokember 15th

demonstrations.

In addition informant has provided limited

information regarding the

activities of the San Diego Free Press

and the San Diego Free Door.

Services:

Expenses $

100.00

19.36

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: T

висл

t to

costendion

Special Agent

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Bulet 7-2-69

11/1 - 30/69

Tel

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

15646

12/15/69 (12/16/69)

1/5/70

12/15/69

___ Item

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

134-914

176-256-27

134=07F77

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JAil

Dwig

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## Page 904

FD-221a (Rev. 3-15-65)

CITY -

DATE -

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

san Diago

One hundred and sitteen---dollars, and — fifty

(— 116.50), which money is to be paid by me on

92n Diago, CalIfonta

Navembor 10; 1969

cents,

Navember 10, 1969

to

for information concerning the case entitled - Databer 15th Committee (10074794)

dinuteman Organization (100-12151); DEMNOV (100- 1y730); San Diego

FREE DOOR 9157-200); WILLIAN CLAY (100-14293); LYLE MANNING (100-14299)

Informant has provided coverage of members of the linuteman Organization

and other

"right wing" groups in the area.

He has reported on activitie

of the underground newscaper, The San Diego Free Door to Liberation,

and advised of its change of address.

Informant provided visual as

weal as photographic coverage of the

• October 15th Moratorium events

at San Diero State Collere including activities leading up to the

Moratorium on previous days.

Services: $_ 95.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses $_ 21.50

Signed

Special Agent

Authority (date) -

Bulet 7/2/59

Period Covered by Payment -

10/1 - 31/59

Authorization Checked

Luch

Check Number

1555L

Receipts Received

11/10/69 (1/19/62)

Voucher Prepared

11/24/69

Date of Actual Payment

11/10/59

By whom

Informant's File No.

_ Item 2

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

134-914

Approved

SAC

170-256-25

174-644-120

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

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## Page 905

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

5010-308

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN. REG. NO. 21

UNITED STATES C

YERNMENT

Memorandum

SẠC San

steven

Die christenin.

30155-Saysiat

10/31/69

OR (Prob)

OPCI

UPSI

UR

Titles and File/s on which contacted

→ 4/13 9/18; 10/8: 10/10; 10/20: 10/30/04

Minute iran Organizition

103-12461

Pauf Kiplinger-

100-14301

103-14293

100-14794

Purpose and results of contact

NEGATIVE

OAPOSITIVE ..

O STATISTIC

memor prepared

O' Briend as Aller Agon

Informant certified that he has

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Rating

Excelle:

Coverage Minuteszase,

Nipert actritie

1I2S6→

134-475-923

-NW 68262 Roeld:32989523 Page, 905

+87545+0570

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TO

OrTIONAL PORM NO. 1O

8018-706

MAY 1942 EDITION

ORA GR%, REG. N. 28

UNITED STATES GU

ERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC

DATE:

10/29/69

FROM : Inspector

SUBJECT:

V

C1

AwW

1155-50

PCI

TE

PC

GHETTO (PROB)

137 -

134 - 914

170 -

PSI

RI RI (PROB>

The file pertaining to the above-captioned informant has been reviewed by

the Inspection Staff, and the informant has been rated as:

• Excellent

•

• Very Good

Good

Fair

[ Poor

• Insufficient Data to Rate

You are referred to the appropriate survey for instructions as to those in-

formants rated "Poor." If rated "Fair," this matter should be followed closely by

you for 90 days. Specific assignments should be given the informant during this

period. If, at the end of 90 days, no positive improvement is shown, the file should

be closed. The Bureau should be advised of the action taken as to those informants

rated "Fair," i.e., were they closed out or did they become productive..

Remarks:

1)R. Baker.

170-786-22

134-9745 02

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2) IS. Christians)

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FD-221a (Rov. 3-16-65)

5. "3e.

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

DATE

San Diago, California

October 10, 1969

San Diego, California

Fiftya even-

_dollars, and

forty-nine-.

57019

($

), which money is to be paid by me on

october 10, 1969

SD 1155 R

to

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled. -

Minuteman Organization, 100-121,61.

WILLIAM CHARLES CLAY, 100-14293. LYLE JACK MANNING, 100-12299.

Informant furnished information regarding activities of the

Minuteman Organization, separation of CLAY from his wife and

change of address.

Manning's letter to Presidnet NIXON threatengng

45.00

Federat mcome Tah withhelde sey Barb.

(811-31169-925;911-3464-20

Expenses

$

12.19

(81-31 69-6-119

(9/1-30/69.*6.003

Signedi

Killint

Agent

Authority (date) Bulet 7/2/69

Period Covered by Payment _

8/1 - 9/30/69

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

15457

10/10/69(10/20/69)

10/24/69

- Item -1

10/10/69

SA STEVEN L. CHKISTENSEN

134-91/

Approved

170-286-71

131-5021

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1969

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 907

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TO

SUBJECT:

FD-209 (Rev. 9-13-65)

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY IND2 EDITION

3010-100

OSA GEN. MEG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

san Diego (1348-914) DATE

stevenh. Chuste

8/29/69

_ R (Prob)

UPCI UPSI

- bi-

ma 46 a fata, 7/2/7, 5/0/69, 8/17/09, 8/29/09

Minute man Orgas sation

100-12461:

Purpose and results of contact

_NEGATIVE

CIPOSITIVE

I STATISTIC

Info in "I" memos

Informant certified that he has

Rating

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Excellent

170-286-20

13+4-41420

Coverage

Secuity

- Minferine.

SEIRCHED

SENHLIZED

1969

FBI CAN DELU

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 908

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## Page 909

FD-221a (Rev, 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

San Diego, California

August 5, 1969

San Diego, California

Eighty-one ---

= dollars, and

Forty-three

5 as to

81043), which money is to be paid by me on

August 5e 1969

- cents,

to

for information concerning the case entitled -

The Minuteman Organization

Expenses are for travel, telephone calls, purchases, and miscellan-

eous expenses in connection with coverage of the Minuteman Organiza-

tion and relateà groups.

Services:

$

Expenses

TeSs 65.00

16.43

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Special Agent

Authority (date) -

• Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Bulet

7-2-69

7l1- 31/69

mil

15364

-8/8/69 (8/18/69)

8/13/69

8/5/69

Sachristinen

134-2111

_ Item _6

Approved

SAC

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170-256419

134-91459

SEA. CHED

FBI - SAN DISCO

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FD-221a (Rov. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY - San Viego, California

DATE - JUno 11, 1969

San Diogo, :California

Seventy-nine

_ dollars, and .

sixty

(_

79c60), which money is to be paid by me on

Muna 12

1969

to

1155

cents,

for information concerning the case entitled Minutemen Organization, 100-12!167;

DePugh Bank Robbery, 21-3149; Berkeley Memorial Days Committee,

100-14603.

Services: $ -

70.00

Expenses $

9.60

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Authority (date)

Period Covered by Payment -

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared .

Date of Actual Payment

Signeds

sturb Paintensen

Bulet 12/6/68

4/6 - 5/30/69

- Jes.

15093

60/12/69 (8/12/69)

8/13/69

_ Item /

6/12/69

170-284-15

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

134-974

+34-414-75

SEA!CHED

SERIALIZED

Approved

SAC

1960

FBI — SAN DIEGO

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FD-209 (Rev, 9-13-65)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010-108

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. NO, 21

UNITED STATES

/ERNMENT

Memorandum

no a Share i has as.

DATE: 5/29/69

OPCI UPSI

OR

SUBJECT:

L

Dates of Contact

ritles and file is on which contacted

5/7/19: 5/25/69

minuteman Digurization = 1au-1246%

NePugh BR

91-3149

1000-14603

Purpose and results of contact

NEGATIVE

@ POSITIVE

LU STATISTIC

"C" newes prefaied

Make SA Arnold Wi O Brien

Alternate Agent.

176-284-15

134-914-7

SEARCHED -

_INDEXED .

SERIALIZED.

FILED -

HAY 2 9 1859

FBI-SAN DIELO

Informant certified that he has

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Rating

Exceilent

FORM 0-1

17159

r.......

ІКЕТУИХО

k/(2,

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Coverage

Міки

trong offi

achritier-

Activates.

i Newhere

+ Radicallorgluza

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-65)

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

May 7, 1969

SAN DIEGO

Fifty

_ dollars, and

11O00

-50.00, which money is to be paid by me on

May 7, 1969

to

"was

SDJ1355 -

for information concerning the case entitled POLITICAL OPPRESSION TEACH-IN, San

- cents,

Diego State college,

May 5, 1969.

Services:

37.50

Expenses $

12.50

Federal Income Tax Withheld S -

Signed: fever.

R. China,

Special Agent

Authority (date)

, Period Covered by Payment

Authorization Checked

• Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

3ulet 12/6/63

4/1-5/3/59

bil

14965

5/7/69 (5/7/69)

5/9/69

5/7/69

_ Item 16

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA STEVEN L. CRITE TE

134-914

Approved

SAC

: NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 912

170-286-14

SEARCHED -

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SERIALIZED in. FILED -

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FD-221a (Rev. 3-16-55)

110N11A

!

CITY

DATE

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

Easty--

-dollars, and

40.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

to

=

_SD

155-5

san Diego, California

Apr1l 18, 1969

sãn Diego

Ng-

4/18/69

for information concerning the case entitled _

MINUTENAN ORGANISATION; IS - MM

_US - RM; BPP - RM

sents,

Services: $

Expenses $

29.00

11.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

lch,

Authority (date) .

_Bulet 12/6/68

Period Covered by Payment

3/16-31/69

Authorization Checked

Mel

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

14908

4/18/69 (4/25/69)

41/28/69

4/18/69

SA S. L. CHRISTENSEN

134-914

_ Item.

5

170-256-13

1334-41/013

SEARCHED

-INDEXED -

SERIALIZED -

-ESILED -

MiK * з 1969

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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## Page 914

FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY - San Diego, Califoria

DATE March 28, 1969

San Diego, California

($ _

to

Fortyreight

71r24

_dollars, and

48.00), which money is to be paid by me on

P 115525.

for information concerning the case entitled -

_ cents,

Harch 25, 1969

Minuteman Organization; Blact

Panther Party, Men beit Movement

Services: $ 36.00

Expenses

$12.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ -

Authority (date)

31:105 12/6/68

- Period Covered by Payment

_3/1 - 3/15/69

Authorization Chécked

bul

Check Number

14823

Receipts Received

3/28/69(411/609)

Voucher Prepared

4/141/69

Date of Actual Payment

3/28/69

By whom

Informant's File No.

Approved

- Item _

SA STEVEN I.. CH" ISTENSEN

134-214

SAC

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170-256-124

1345914-1

SEARCHED -

SERIALIZED

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## Page 915

TO

FROM

FD-209 (Rev, 9-13-65)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

3010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

OS GEN, REG. NO. 78

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

sian Nego (134-914)

Staen L.Chist

enter

DATE:

4-4-69

UPCI

OPSI

DR (Prob)

DR

1155-5

*Dates of Contact

The an i ton a g 3/41/69 = 3/25/09; 4/2/09

Mineman Oryanization

100-124601

BPP

100-13978

New Leff

100-14273

Purpose and results of contact

NEGATIVE

POSITIVE

STATISTIC

"O" Memos prepared.

Informant certified that he has

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Excellet

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 915

170-256-121

Coverage

Merliman, Netu Lelt

trelated security liaities

SEARCHED.

_INDESER.

SERIALIZED _

FILED US,

HER SAN DISN

134-44519

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## Page 916

FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

DATE

San Diczo, California

March 12, 1969

San Diego, California

_dollars, and

Fifty---

no

to

50.00 , which money is to be paid by me on

mart

Narch 12, 1969

for information concerning the case entitled

cents,

Minuteuen Organization; IS - Mío

Black Panther Party; RM - BPP•

ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH; BR.

Services: $

Expenses $

37.00

13.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

0.00

Signed:

Authority (date) Bulet 12/6/68

Period Covered by Payment

22/13 - 2/13/69

Authorization Checked

Kul

Check Number

14758

Receipts Received

3/12/69 (3/13/69)

3/18/69

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

_ Item

3/107/69•

By whom

SA STEVEN I CHRISTENSEN

Informant's File No.

Approved

134-914

SAC

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 916

6

1713-250-10

124. 914=10

FSEARCHED .

SERIALIZED -

MAK 1 8 1969

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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## Page 917

FD-2210 (Rev. 3-16-55)

CITY -

San Diego, Californt

DATE - Fobruary 13,1959

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

san Diogo, Callfornia

Firty---

_dollars, and

no

(8-50.00), which money is to be paid by me on.

February 13/1769

cents,

SENSESS

for information concerning the case entitled -

Minutemen Organization; IS - TM

Services: $ -

35.00

Expenses $ - 15,00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Signed: Steer h

Special Agent

Authority (date) Bulet 12 - 6-68

Period Covered by Payment 1/1-16/69

Authorization Checked

Lacl

Check Number

14670

Receipts Received

2-13-609 (2-18-69)

Voucher Prepared

2-19,409

_ Item -

Date of Actual Payment

213-69

By whom

SA Christeresa

Informant's File No.

134-914

174-25694

134-91597

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED

FEB 1 9 1969'

FBI - SAN DIEGO

Approved -

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SAC

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## Page 918

FD-209 (Rpy-9-13-65)

OPTIONAL PORM NO, 10

3010-104

MAY 1P82 FOITION

OSA GEN.

REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC. Sardiego (134-914)

DATE: 2-14--19

sa steven

2. Christeuser

UPCI

UPSI

DJR (Prob)

OR

SUBJECT:

501155-5

Dates of Contact

1124/59

nd File #s on which

15/6291

v1/31/69, 2/13/69

Alinute man Organizations

100-12461

IS Orquaizition:

157-328

BR

91- 3149

Purpose and results of contact

@NEGATIVE

_POSITIVE

LISTATISTIC

"O"

memos. prepared?

Informant certified that he has

Rating

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

Excellen

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 918

170-256-9

Coverage

Minuteman, Black

+ Newleft inlete

organzations

_INDEXED

SERIALIZED

iFFILED

FBI-SAN DiELO

172

154-474-4

so sorgan

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## Page 919

FD-209 (Rey. 9-13-65)

010-100

MAY 1907 EDITION

OSA GEN. REG, NO. 21

UNITED STATES GOV

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-914) (P)

FROM

SA

C. JORDAN NAYLOR

SUBJECT.

1155-S

Dates of Contact

12/2, 3, 5, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 18/68

Titles and File #s on which contacted

ROBERT DE PUGH - BANK ROBBERY

MINUTEMEN - IS-C

BILL CLAY

MIKE VEJVODA

1).

DATE:

1/24/69

Da XXSI

UPC UPSI

DR (Prob)

DR

91-3149

100-12467-

100-14293

100-14302

Purpose and results of contact

[NEGATIVE

The informant furnished

the residence address of JOHN

& POSITIVE

BUSH at 12320 Parkside, Lakeside,

California,

J STATISTIC

Informant said BUSH continues to

deal in various types

of weapons and recently told him he had. just seen the largest

number of machine guns he had ever seenet one time. BUSH did

not Indicate where he had seen these machine guns or the.

conditions under which they had been observed.

Informant said

he would attempt to determine this information through further

contact with BUSH. It is to be noted that BUSH has previously

been suspected of dealing in weapons to minority groups and

BUSH's wife was observed at a CLEAVER rally in San Diego

recently, when she was wearing a "Free Hughey" button.

Inform-

ant advised he has discussed BUSH's activities with BILL CLAY

and CLAy has indicated he intends to turn BUSH into proper.

police authorities.

Informant said he, BILL CLAY, and WALT HAYWARD,

recently published a one-page edition of a bulletin containing

eighteen names, addresses and background information on

liberals located in the San Diego area.

He said it was the

2y Informant certified that he has

fumished all information obtained

Rating

Coverage

by him since last contact.

EXCELLENT

SECURITY and MINUTEMEN

ACTIVITIES

SEARCHED

__INDEXED

SERIALIZED.

-EILED -

FEB - § 1969

FBI -SAN DIECO

D - 134-914

1 - 100-14016

1 - 100-14302

1-134-9144

NW 68262 DO&TM2985523 Pado19

91-3149

1

100-14293

1 - 100-461

170-250-8

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## Page 920

SD 134-914

Intention of the group to distribute these pamphlets to various

particularly including liberal organizations so that

It would be well known that these individuals were known to

right wing groups.

of the

""Phantom Militiaormant sald the bulletin bore he name

, and was to be distributed on a

completely anonymous basis. About two days after publication

of the bulletin and before distribution had taken place, CLAY

contacted HAYWARD and others and indicated the paper should not

be distributed, although it was noted that one copy had already

been distributed to the front door of the Good Morning Teaspoon.

Informant subsequently determined that CLAY's reason for

removal of these bulletins was that one of the names indicated

on the list was known only to CLAy and publication of this man's

name and background would have positively identified CLAY as the

source of information relative to this individual's activities.

Informant, on 12/6/68, Indicated he had attended a

meeting of the lakeside Conservative Council held at the weslian.

Church, Lakeside, on River Street, attended by approximate 26

individuals.

The film was shown on gun control laws which film

was made available by the Patriotic Society. Informant identified

some of those present as WALT HAYWARD, BILL CLAY, STAN MC DADE,

• JERRY GIYER, ROBIE ROBINSON, and this ROBINSON is employee of

the telephone company, and others whose names were unknown to

informant.

Informant

indicated he believes MC DADE 1s active

in the Patriotic Society, and describea him as a white male,

approximately 45 to 50 years of age, 5' 9"

, 225 pounds, dark

hair, wears a goatee and mustache.

Informant furnished the address of WALTER HAYWARD aS

12067 Riverside Drive, Lakeside, California, telephone 448-2954.

He indicated that at a

meeting on 12/6/68,

HAYWARD, CLAY and

others present, discussed ways and means of agitating the Peace

and Freedom Party and the Black Panther Party to get them to

fight among themselves.

Informent said that the latest publication

of the Patriotic Party had been a survival bulletin which contained

direct quotations from

Staff Publication.

Informant said that since the gun control law has become

so common that numerous individuals have been attempting to obtain

and hide as many weapons and as much ammunition as possible.

Informant said he had recently determined that JERRY GIYER in

addition to possessing many other weapons, has a .50 callber Colt

machine gun, an anti-tank rifle, a line-throwing gun, and an

M-14 rifle.

Informant advised on 12/9/68, that WALT HAYWARD and

BILL CLAY had recently attended a Swap Meet where they sold

approximately fifteen dollars of miscellaneous items and intended

NW. 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 920

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==:=.

SD 134-914

to use the cash raise in a publication not of various bulleting.

Informant said that he learned that a Black Panther Party

meeting had taken place the previous Friday evening and on

notifying WALT HAYWARD of thi, HAYWARD made several telephone

calls, attempting to agitate the Black Panthers and to create

friction between the Panthers and the

Peace and Freedom Party.

Informant said LYLE MANNING recently advised that an

individual by the name of MARCUS from Phoenix, Arizona, has been

in San Diego, and is interested in selling weapons.

Informant

indicated it appears that MARCUS is well known as a weapons

distributor and has been known to sell weapons to the Israeli

Government. He indicated MARCUS had a recoilless rifle 105

millimeter, which he was asking $3000 for.

learned thai MARCUs was willing to stash a large number of weapons

in a cache in the san Diego area, If right wingers in this area

could prove to him that there were a sufficient number of

dangerous left wingers to create a need for such a weapons supply.

MANNING and FRANK YODUS, the local area representative for

Liberty Arms, co-owners of the Hanging Tree Swap Shoo, continue

In business.

Informant said he does not know the extent of their

success in this new business as yet. MARCUS was further described

: as a wholesale meat packer and an owner of at least one

department store In the Phoenix, Arizona area.

Informant said MIKE VEJODA has someone who is assisting

him financially in printing numerous handbills which bills are

being passed out in left wing neighborhoods in an attempt to

agitate and create aisturbances.

VIJVODA 1s apparently very

interested in making an example

of some left winger and has

indicated he plans to burn someone's house down or possibly take

some individual out into the desert to kill them to make an

example out of them.

Information and CLAY told VEJVODA that If he should do such a

thing, his life would be taken himself.

Informant advised that

BETTIE HAUGHTON is completely inactive in Minutemen activities

at this time and no information has been received regarding the

whereabouts of ROBERT DE PUGH Or PEYSON.

3-

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TO

:

FD-209 (Rev. 9-13-65)

OPTICHAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1983 EDITION

3018-106

OSA GAN. BEG. NO. 28

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC

'SAN DIEGO (134-914)

DATE:

1/30/69

FROM : SA

STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

SUBJECT:

sp 1155-s lufa

iren

Dates of Contact

12/23/68; 1/3/69; 1/7/69; 1/9/69

Titles and File #s on which contacted

Minuteman Organization

Peace and Freedom Party

Robert Bolivar DePugh

UPCI UPSI

_R (Prob)

_R

100-121161

100-14061

91-31119

Purpose and results of contact

[NEGATIVE

CE POSITIVE

_ STATISTIC

See Channelizing Memo.

X] Informant certified that he ha:

Rating

umished all information obtaine

by him since last contact.

Excellent

1 - SD 134-9144

Coverage

security

134-9174

_INDEXED

SEARCHED -

SERIALIZED -

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## Page 923

FD-221a (REV. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI,

CITY

San Diogo, California

DATE

-January 14, 1969

San Diego

Fifty

_ dollars, and

- cents,

(s-50.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

to

witnes

SO 1255 Se

1/17/69

for information concerning the case entitled Minutemon, SM • Mi Black Panther Partys

RM • BBP: Peace and Freddom PartI. SM - BE

Services:

40.40

Federal Income Tax Withheld $

Expenses $

L0.00

Authority (date) -

Period Covered by Payment .

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Signed:

Balite 12-6-68

12/12-12/31/68

Tel

146557

1/17/69 (1/17/69)

1/21/69

Special Agent

_ Item _19

Date of Actual Payment

1/17/69

By whom

Informant's File No.

SA S. CHRISTENSEN

134-

914-4

SAC

Approved

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170-2566

13454757.

SEARCHED

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## Page 924

FD-2210 (Rex. 3-16-65)

Request of Special Agent in Charge, FBI, -

CITY

SAN DIECO, CALIFORiTIA

DATE -

December 10, 1968

SAN DIEGO

FIFTY

_dollars, and

NO®

50.00 ), which money is to be paid by me on

12552050204

12/12/68

_ cents,

($_

to

for information concerning the case entitled -

MINUTEMEN IS-C (100-12461)

ROBERT DE PUGI Stal - BR (91-3149) WILLIAM CHARLES CLAY - SM-IM

(100-14293) LYLE MANNING - SM-MM (100-14299)

STOCKPILING WEAPONS (157-368)

Services: $

35:00

15.00

Federal Income Tax Withheld $ -

Expenses $

Signed:

Authority (date) Bulet 12-6-68

Juden ayla

• Period Covered by Payment 12/1/58 - 12/1/68

• %.

Authorization Checked

Check Number

Receipts Received

Voucher Prepared

Date of Actual Payment

14429

12/13/407 (ia/13/0f)

1/15/69

- Item -

12/12/008

By whom

Informant's File No.

134- qu

176-2865

234-7M/E5

SEARCHED

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- TILED _

JAN 1 5 1069%

FBI - SAN DIEGO

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## Page 925

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010 -101

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: 5A Bore

DATE: 1-13-69

FROM

SUBJECT:

rebect delugh (41-3149)

stat

-

00-k1.

on 12/10/68

DuES comested to

See. enfoment. S01e

Is now being contrites

by 54 christensen::

dufoment contacted see 18, i968 in fun, 3, 9,10, 13

¡de his no new info se whereats of Bitegh i Regar

1-91-3149

-134-914

170-2864

134=714=

SEARCHED -

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SERIALIZED_.. FILED _

JANIS 1969

FBI SAN DIEGO

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TO

FD-209 (Rev. 9-: 3-65)

OPTIONAL 1ORM NO. 10

MAY IRGI POITION

9010-108

OSA GEN. MEG. NO, 17

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P)

FROM :

SA

C. JORDAN NAYLOR

DATE:

UPCI

12/11/68

EXsI

UPSI

[R (Prob)

SUBJECT:

Dates of Contact

10/31, 11/8, 12, 18, 21, 22/ 1968

Поскотина

WEAPONS

180=33221

100-14299

257-368

Purpose and results of contact

[NEGATIVE

KAPOSITIVE

STATISTIC

The following information is being set out under

both file numbers 134-New and 137-1643 inasmuch as the Agent

has not yet been advised as to whether a new 134 casewill be

opened in connection with this matter.

Subject furnished a copy of the Minutemen Bulletin

dated October 19, 1968 which he advised he had just received

in the mail. He noted there was no return address on the

envelope and the Post Office date stamp reflected the letter

was mailed at San Diego, California: Informant is in con-

tinuing contact with BILt CLAY and on October 30, 1968 spent

the evening with CLAY and his wife, WALTER HAYWARD and wife at

the CLAY residence where they spent the entire evening working

on Minutemen records and files.

Informant reported discussion

at that time regarding possible harassment of all left-wing

groups and the selection oi specific targets among left-wingers

Informant certified that he has

furnished all information obtained

by him since last contact.

SECURITY AND MINUTIMEN

ACTIVITIES

- 137-7653

1+ 1544407414

1 - 100-1129G

NW 68262 Doeld 32989523 Page 926

1 - 91-3149

1 - 100-13978

1 - 100-14297

-U: : 1360

FBI - SAN DIEGO

12aniesgee!

1

- 157-368

1

— 100-11061

1 - 100-11299

170-256-3

1

. - 100-11016

1 - 100-12161

1 - 100-14301

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SD 137-1643

by Minutemen.

They also discussed the possibility of obtaining

publicity for Minutemen Front Groups in an effort to build up

the morale of minutemen. The group discussed the organization

of a phantom militia to be established as a front for the

Mnutemen and it was indicated that such names as "The fox"

"Secret American Militia"

, " Blue Ox Society"

, and "Swamp.

Fox" were considered as names for this phanton militia.

Informant said the purpose for this phanton militia would be

to write letters and conduct other business in an anonymous

fashion to harass various individuals and organizations

without the identity of the Minutemen being disclosed.

Informant said that when CLAY learned he had received

bulletin in the nail he (CLAY) told informant not to discuss

the details of the bulletin with anyone. Informant identi-

fied WALTER HAYWARD as a white male, age approximately 35

years, height 6; 3", weight 260 pounds, has full beard

approximately lf inches in lengh, dark

hair, and usually

wears a cowboy hat.

He has served with U. S. Rangers in

Korea

and his wife is believed to be a German citizen.

Informant discussed the possibility of an

• individual identified as lIKE O'FAYER, age about 30, a taxi-

dermist located on Fletcher Pariway, as a possible

source

of having material printed such as

the Minutemen Bulletin.

Informant said he is aware that O'HAVER has access to a

printing press and believes that he operates the printing

press for the Patriotic Society in San Diego. Printing

equipment includes offset and linotype machines:

On November 8, 1960, Informant advised ButTY

HOUGHTON is attempting

to sell two printing presses which

she has in her possession at an unknown location. Informant

said she is attempting to sell these to the editor of the

Morning Teaspoon.

He said he believes BETTY has recently

had a partial nervous breakdown. BETTY has a house guest,

FRED HAVES, San Diego 100-14298, Who is believed presently

separated from his wife who resides in Washington state.

Informant said he believes HAWES is paying rent to BETTY

HOUGHITON.

Informant said the Peace and Treedom Party has

a message information center established at some unknown

location and advised that the Minutenen have been using this

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message center to relay messages to each other.

This phone

number used in this connection is San Diego 232-6621.

Informant said Peace and Frcedom Party Headquarters

has

made space available to individuals who are organizing.

themselves under the name of "Friends of the Panthers"

He was unable to furnish names of any specific individuals

involved in this activity but indicated that the group

will possibly use Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters

their activities.

on November 12, 1968, informant advised that recent

discussion with BILL CLAY indicated a push toward the

phantom militia considering publication of black power

propaganda to stir up local white groups.

He said the

militia will come out with extreme suggestions directed

against such people as the John Birch Society and others

in an effort to cause right wingers to become indignant

against black organizations.

Informant said that the San Diego Mining Association

holds periodic meetings at Balboa Park.

PAUL RUPLINGER

has been invited to speak at the next meeting on November

18, 1968 by WALT HAYWARD, President of the Mining Association.

Informant said the Peace and Freedom Party is

making plans to establish a GI Coffee House in San Diego

to be used as a front for drait resisters groups and to

push anti-war propaganda. He advised that War Resisters

League

was to meet on November 14, 1968 in tront of the

rederal Building Ior a demonstration. (local authorities

notified).

Informant said the local Peace and Freedom Party

Message Center had recently been advertising for help and

he believed that MIKE VEJVODA was going to volunteer for

work to learn the activities of the group. He furnished

VEJVODA's telephone number as 449-0136 presently believed

to reside in Lakeside or El Cajon.

Informant said that he

has recently met a DAVE STAFFORD connected with B. C.

•Enterprises who plans to establish a colony in British

Columbia in the near future.

He said he feels STAFFORD is

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possibly a con artist and will attempt to develop more

information about him.

On November 18, 1968, informant furnished DAVE

STAFFORD'S telephone as

269-2638. He said he has

learned

STAFFORD reportedly has served time in a federal penitentiary

on a weapons charge and is believed to be from the state

of Indiana. STAFFORD has interested HOWARD GREENLEAF in

his project and a lir. BAKu?, identified as a carpenter in

the El Cajon area.

The group is going

to buy a boat, and

a 197 feet gold digging dreage for $15,000.00 which ship

is presently located docked on the bay

at San Diego.

ship has sleeping quarters, for approximately 30 people.

STAFFORD is reportedly selling shares to raise $500, 000.00

in connection with taking a group of about 300 people to

British Columbia.

DAVE STAFFORD is described as a white male,

age

35 to 40 years, height 5' 10", weight 210 pounds, resides

with wife and several children on Darnell Street, near

Home Avenue and Highway 94.

On November 21, 1968, informant advised he had

been contacted at his residence by JERRY LYNN DAVIS, also

known as SAM DAVIS, who indicated he had access to several

high explosives and wanted to sell some of these items to

informant. DAVIS indicated to informant he had the following

items available: One pound

charges of TNT at $2.95

each,

One third pound charges TNT $1.50, blasting caps

$8.00 per

hundred, fuse $2.50 a hunared foot, electric blasting caps

no price quoted, carbine ammunition in sealed metal containers

with 800 rounds

• to the container no price indicated, four to

ten thousand rounds 9 millimeter shells, three hundred rounds

armour piercing shells, fragmentation hand grenades at $10.00

each. DAVIS advised he was going to give explosives

a ne was going

demonstrations in an undisclosed place in the desert in the

near future and invited informant to participate.

No date

yet set. Informant feels he was contacted by DAVIS through

DAVIS' association with BILL CLAY.

DAVIS indicated that he

and his group, not further identified, have been working

in the back country and have buried items of ammunition,

arms, and food placed at distances of one day march intervals

throughout the desert from California to Arizona. Informant

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said he feels certain that all sources of material including

the ammunition and explosives identified above are obtained

by DAVIS through some contact with military sources.

On November 22, 1968, informant advised that

he had been recontacted by SAN DAVIS and had placed an order

for some one pound and one third pound charges of TNT. He

said DAVIS told him that the one pound charges are shaped

in such a way that they are capable of cutting a hole through

one inch of solid steel. Informant said he also attempted

to purchase some of the

ammunition offered by DAVIS, however,

DAVIS advised that he had already disposed of most of it

and would have to wait till he obtained more. Informant

will furnish the material purchased by him in an effort to

determine origin of these materials ars to determine if they

are government property.

Informant said he has been invited to attend a

meeting of the B. C. Adventure Corporation this coming

Sunday night, November 24,

1968, at 7:30 P.M. at the home Dr:

and Mirs. CRISCOLA (phonetic) who

reside in la Jolla, California.

This meeting is to be conducted by DAVE STAFFORD and the

group will discuss plans for colonization in British

Columbia at a remote area where the group can be protected

from communist and other organizations attempting to take

over the worid.

Informant advised that he had been on

the

dredge barge which is being purchased by the group and

, stated there is a considerable amount of superstructure on

this barge which will have to be removed before it could

serve any practical purpose for the group. Informant said

he had been to STAFFORD'S home and was shown a 44 caliber

magnum ruger-blackhawk revolver and two or three rifles

which STATFORD has in his home. STAFFORD drives a 1966

cream colored Chrysler.

Informant said he has recently met a BOB KLEINSCHHIDT

(phonetic) described as a white male, age 15, height 5' 8"

weight 110 pounds with black hair who resides somewhere in

El Cajon. He met this individual at the Mining Council

Meeting on November 18,

1968 at Balboa Park and is a close

buddy of ALTER HAYWARD's.

He said KLEINSCHNIDT works for

the Mt. Miguel Hospital District, drives a lord Bronco and

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spends a lot of time in the desert prospecting, etc.

Informant

said there were about 36 people present at the lining

Council Meeting and

that PAUL RUPLINGER gave a survival

lecture on edible plants to ve found in the desert.

Informant

Identitled Lulan CLAX, MIKe VEJYODA, and BilL Hoover,

a retired military man irom Lakeside, as people whom he

knew at the lecture.

Informant said LYLE MANNING and FRANK YODUS are

planning to open up a store on University Avenue between

Vandyke and 42nd or 43rd Street which will be a swap shop

selling guns,

ammunition, and other items. The store is

to be identified with the name of Hanging Tree Swap Shop.

Informant said YODUS is believed to be retired from the

Navy and previously traveled with informant and NANNING to

a gun show in Yuma, Arizona, recently. YODUS is described

as a white male with a snall build, age 45, height 5' 8",

Art road, act aya 1

light complexion, believed to be the local franchised

dealer fox Liberty Arms Company.

Informant said he has learned that HAYWARD resides

at Riverview Street in Lakesice, California, and has a

mimeograph machine located in his bedroom. He was not

able to furnish the specific address.

Informant advised he has no certain knowledge

of current income for BETTY HOUGIITON, but believes she is

receiving financial assistance from TROY HOUGHTON's mother.

It is also believed she continues to receive some contri-

butions fron Minutemen regarding sales of Minutemen

literature and income from IRED HAWES, a boarder at her

home. Informant said he has no information regardng any

credit, bank, or charge accounts for BETTY HOUGHTON.

The name of j. D. BENNETT is not familiar to

informant and he knows no one who has attended the National

Elonvocation at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, during October, 1968.

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Bulky Exhibit - Inventory of Pro

FD-192 (Rev. 10-5-65)

SD

Title afit Character of Casta

4195444

1155-E

¡quired as Evidenco

(170-286

(170-286)

6/30/72

Dale -

Date Property Acquired

Source From Which Property Acquired

6/30/72

SD 1155-E

Location of Property or Bulky Exhibit

Reason for Retention of Property and Efforts Made to Dispose of Same

Firearms vault

Retain temporarilly until disposition

saidea upon

escription of Property or Exhibit and Identity of Agent Submitting San

Submitted by SA EARL M. PETERSEN

I - Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 50M:, US No. 32846 MEg by

Barrel has been cut off by wealding torch. Not in

working condition)

1.38 caliber silencer no brand name but with Pat. Pending

and

number 96 stamped on it. Blued steel.

1

Sawed off shotgun barrel and stock (also sawed off) from

Sears Roebuck model sador 1001.100 shotgun. No serial number.

Barrel 13% inches long.

2 Rifle grenade launchers. No identifying marks.

Sat in pocate

by sis" it

gu;

SEMIANNUAL INVENTORY CERTIFICATION

TO JUSTIFY RETENTION OF PROPERTY (Initial and Date)

Floid Filo # 170-286

!?,

SEARCHED

SERIALIZED ETril-i...

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Iten 2 (Re: Howard Berry Codfray)

Volume I

its:

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Acting notel.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-309

M:Y 1862 EDITION

GSA GEM. REG. NO. 27

KNITED STATES GOVLR: MENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE:

8/10/67

FROM :

SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P)

SUBJECT

HOWARD BARRY

CONF. INFT.

SD 1155-0

GODEREY

4

GODFREY has

furnished valuable information in

he past and is being

designated a Symbol Number Infor-

mant of the San Diego Office. The following information

is submitted pursuant to Bureau instructions:

I..

INFORMANT'S NAME AND ALL ALIASES

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

I. SYMBOL NUMBER ASSIGNED

SD 1155-0] / ferrari

III. ADDRESS AT WHICH CONTACTED

/

Informant is contacted in the downtown

area of

San Diego in the vicinity of Tenth and C Street,

11.11

San Diego, California.

IV. RESIDENCE ADDRESS

REG 48

4582 Maple Street

La Mesa, California

N137-17322-1

V.

DESCRIPTION

MCT 5.

ESSOTETATET INSAUIDATA E

xi

16 AUG 14 1967

Race

Sex.

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Height

Weight

Hair

White

Male

7/1/43

Portsmouth, ungrand

5 ' 10"

160 pounds

Br'OWn

• CONSOL

2 - Bureau (REGISTERED MAIL)

2 • San Diego

CJN: cav

(4)

6F AUG 2 2 1967

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Build

Marital Status

Social Security Number

VI. DATE DESIGNATED INFORMANT

Medium

Married

JFK Act 5 (g) (2) (D)

August 10, 1967

VII. ESTIMATE OF RELIABILITY

As far as has been determined through associa-

tion in the past, this informant has not fur-

nished any false information.

VIII. EMPLOYMENT

Informant is currently employed at the Pacific

Telephone and Telegraph Company with offices

located at Ninth and C Street, San Diego, Calif-

ornia.

A review of his employment record at the

Telephone Company on 5/10/67 reflected no derog

atory information.

His present duties include

the testing of various equipment used by. the

Telephone Company in the building located at

Ninth and C Street.

IX.

PAST ACTIVITIES

This informant is not known to have any criminal

record nor to have been involved in any criminal

activities in the past.

X. IDENTIFICATION RECORD

Identification Record request submitted 3/24/57

was returned 3/27/67 marked

"Unable to identify

Identification

Record re-

quest submitted 5/9/67 was returned 5/11/57 marked

'Unable to identify in Civil File or Criminal Files."

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XI.

CRIMINAL ASSOCIATES

Informant has been a gun hobbyist all of his

life and was also trained in

the use of explo-

sives while serving in the United States Army

from 1/18/62 to 1/17/63.

Because of this back-

ground he has a thorough knowledge of firearms,

ammunition and various explosive devices.

Al-

though he does not have any close associates

who would be considered to be known criminals,

he maintains acquaintance with numerous indivi-

duals who own and operate gun stores and also

other people who are interested in buying and

selling firearms and military type equipment.

interest and associations have put him into

contact with numerous individuals of possible

interest to this Bureau both because of possible

theft of government property and also due to the.

interests of various militant and subversive

groups who have an interest in obtaining firearms

and explosives.

XII.

INFORMATION FURNISHED IN THE PAST

I. PATRIOTIC PARTY

INTERNAL SECURITY - C

The informant was requested to attend a

public meeting on 2/24/67 at the House of Hospitality,

Balboa Park, San Diego, California. Approximately

100 adults attended this meeting.

HOWARD F. CLARK,

1086 Sixth Street, Ramona, California, employed at

Convair, San Diego, California and also Treasurer of

che International Toastmasters, District #5, conducted

this public meeting at which ROBERT B. DE PUGH Of

Norborne, Missouri, National Co-ordinator of the

"Minutemen" was

the principle speaker.

DE PUGH dis-

cussed the aims of the Patriotic Party following which

elections were held and informant reported that HOWARD

F. CLARK was elected Chairman of the Patriotic Party

with a Mr. BRINKER as Vice-Chairman, Mrs. BRINKER

Secretary, and GARNER P. DICUS, aka Jerry DiCUS,

Treasurer.

The informant furnished the identity and

background information regarding numerous individuals

present in attendance at this meeting.

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•2.

MINUTEMEN - INFORMATION CONCERNING

INTERNAL SECURITY

Informant advised that he attended a

meeting on 3/4/67 at the residence of VICTOR WALTON,

5549 Kiowa

Drive, La Mesa, California at which 43

people were present. The main speaker of the even

ing was BERTRAND I. COMPARET, a local San Diego

attorney with office at 525 C Street and residence

at 4930 Mansfield, San Diego, California. COMPARET

was identified by the informant as author of the

book "Your Heritage" and commentator on radio pro-

grams for stations XERB, KIYM, and KBIF..

The infor-

mant reported the theme of COMPARET's talk to be on

the history of Isreal and of an anti-semetic nature.

Numerous individuals present were identified by in-

formant including TROY HAUGHTON.

Through subsequent association of the in

formant with TROY HAUGHTON, Western Regional Co-ordi

nator of the Minutemen, who resides in San Diego,

California, informant

learned that HAUGHTON is

anxious to purchase automatic weapons of all types.

HAUGHTON displayed to informant a new 308 German

rifle and indicated he was extremely interested in

obtaining Browning automatic rifles and any sub~

¿ machine guns that might be available.

HAUGHTON

indicated he had been purchasing materials includ-

ing guns and ammunition from GERALD I. GIYER, WhO

resides at 9467 Riverview, Lakeside, Calitornia.

Informant identified GIYER as a well known amateur

gun collector in the San Diego area.

3.. UNKNOWN SUBJECT;

THEFT OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS,

MADISON HIGH SCHOOL, ROTC, •

SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA

2/24-27/67

TGP

During february, 1907 two Browning auto-

matic rifles, one

•30 caliber machine gun and 5,000

rounds of .22 caliber ammunition were stolen from

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the office of the ROTC, Madison High School, San

Diego, California.

The above guns were subsequent

ly discovered to be buried in a remote area

east of

El Cajon, California and

were recovered and

return-

ed to the school.

Investigation to locate the ammu-

nition was conducted.

On 4/13/67, informant advised

that he had observed

selling large

quantities of .22 caliber ammunition at a swap meet

at a drive-in theater in El Cajon, California during

a recent weekend.

Investigation was conducted to

determine if this ammunition was identical with that

stolen from the ROIC office; however, no conclusion

could be reached inasmuch as the ammunition could not

be identified.

Informant has furnished numerous copies of.

articles and material obtained by him from the re

sidence of TROY HAUGHTON.

The material deals primar-

ily with instructions regarding military type opera-

tions as well as considerable ant-semetic literature.

on 7/27/67, informant reported. that he had

accompanied BILL CLAY, active in Minutemen activities,

on the previous weekend when CLAY traveled throughout

the remote areas east of San Diego, California on

various Indian Reservations during which time CLAY

was attempting to discover abandoned mines and any

other appropriate areas deemed to be useful in storing

arms caches. Informant reported that during this time

while with CIAY, CLAY referred to the theft of Browning

automatic rifles a machine gun and ammunition stolen from

the ROTC at Madison High School during February, 1967.

CLAY said that if these weapons had been hidden better

they would never have been found by Police Offices.

Informant reported that CLAY did not specifically say

he knew who had been responsible for the theft of these

weapons and ammunition but did give the general impress-

ion that he had such knowledge.

4.

"LOVE IN"

RAMONA OAKS RANCH,

RAMONA, CALIFORNIA

5/20 - 21/67

INTERNAL SECURITY

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On 5/19/07, informant advised that several

thousand "hippies" planned to congregate at hamona,

California during 5/20 - 21/67. Informant reported

that the

"Minutemen

planned to create trouble among

the "hippies" so that as a result of this, the

"hippies"

would try to take over the town of Ramona, California.

Informant reported that the idea behind the

"Minutemen" participating in the activity was so the

people of ramona would become alert to the fact that

"it can happen in their town"

Informan't advised that the "Minutemen"

planned to spread sugar cubes throughout the town

of Ramona to give the impression that thecubes con-

tained LSD. They intended to change highway signs

and road markers to create confusion and to direct

arriving "hippies" to local Indian Reservations thus

creating the possibility of clashes between local

• Informant said the

"Minutemen" planned to collect bags of dog waste

material and distribute this throughout the city of

Ramona so that the

"hippies" would be blamed for this

All information furnished by informant was fur-

nished to local law enforcement agencies.

On the first

• day of the scheduled "love in" the San Diego County

Sheriff's Office and California Highway Patrol es-

tablished

a command post in the vicinity of Ramona

Oaks Ranch, Ramona,

california following which ten

arrests were made of adults and juveniles for poss-

ession of marijuana and LSD.

A road block was set

up in the vicinity by the California Highway Patrol

to check on the safety of vehicles traveling in the

vicinity. It was reported that this apparently dis-

couraged

a number of individuals from attending the

"love in" at Ramona laks Ranch as the attendance did

not exceed more than 300 or 400 participants.

informant reported following this activity that the

members of the "Minutemen"

group we attempted to cause

trouble in the area were dissuaded because of the law

enforcement officers being present in the community.

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XIII. CAPABILITY OF BEING USED OUTSIDE THE SAN DIEGO DIVISION

Due to the informant's residence in La Mesa, Calif-

ornia and full time employment at san Diego, Calli-

ornia, he has

indicated he does not desire to re

ceive

assignments outside of this local area.

He

has indicated, however, that he would make his

services available for any important matters which

might take place in other areas.

XIV. INFORMATION REFLECTING INFORMANT TO BE EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE,

UNRELIABLE, OR TO HAVE FURNISHED FALSE INFORMATION

No information has been developed during contacts

with informant to date which indicate the informant

is unstable or unreliable.

No information has been

developed that would indicate he has furnished any

false information.

Inasmuch as the informant has furnished information

of both a security ana criminal nature, he will be

operated as a Criminal Informant, however, security

type information will continue to be received from

him.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No. SD 137-1643

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

December 15, 1967

SYMBOL NUMBER:

BUREAU FILE NUMBER:

EMPLOYMENT:

DATES OF CONTACT:

GONE INFD 1155-C/Nformant

tmittit+54758374957titattany

137-17222

Informant is currently employed

at the Lacific telephone and

Telegraph Company with offices

located at Ninth and C Streets,

san Diego,

California.

His

present duties include testing

of various equipment used by

the telephone company in the

building located at Ninth and

C Streets.

CI designated informant

on 8/10/67.

24/67;

14, 22,

26/67;

30/67;

10/2396, 7: 27,29, 30/67=

12/1/67.

None.

5. JAM3)

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OUTCOME OF CASES NOI

PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED:

INFORMATION FURNISHED:

Informant was designated a CI on 8/10/67.

A summary

of information furnished was sent to the Bureau by letter

dated 8/10/67 and is not being repeated in this summary.

MINUTEMEN - INFORMATION

157-11

CONCERNING S

INTERNAL

ĐG 37

110224

SECURITY, SD File 100-12401

Lice

.5m

Informant has been furnishing information regarding

the activities of Minutemen groups in the San Diego area

on

a continuing basis for several months.

He has been developed

by the Minutemen because of his extensive knowledge of firearms

and use of explosives.

Since August 24, 1967, he has

been

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asked on a continuing basis by BEITY HAUGHTON, present leader

of Minutemen activities in the San Diego area to make frequent

visits to the Peace Center, operated by the Peace and Freedom

Party.

Purpose of the informant's assignment has been to

identify indiviâuals participating in activities at the Peace

Center and obtain all

on and orate all avallable liter

available literature as well as to secure

keys to the office and any files, which keys can be used by the

Minutemen to obtain mailing lists and other confidential

information.

In addition to informant's assignments in

attending meetings and other activities for the Minutemen, he

is frequently contacted by individuals seeking assistance in

obtaining guns, ammunition, and explosives. He has thus been

able to identify Individuals interested in obtaining weapons

and explosives.

Informant furnishes literature distributed through

local Minutemen sources and has kept this office advised of

the activities of BETTY HAUCHTON regarding actions taken by

her in an effort to locate her husband, TROY HAUGHTON, who

is a National Minuteman leader and who disappeared several

months ago.

During the visit of former Alabama Governor GEORGE C.

WALLACE, who spoke at Russ Auditorium, San Diego, California,

the night of 11/2/67, informant attended this meeting and

furnished information regarding the identities of several

persons present as well as reporting

that local Minutemen were

utilized auring this meeting as door keepers and ushers.

PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD File 100-14061

On 10/26/67, informant advised that at the request

OI BELLY HAUGHLION, IN

behalf of the local San Diego Minutemen

organization, he has been visiting the new office of the

Peace and Freedom Party located at 5728 El. Cajon Boulevard,

San Diego, Callfornia.

The purpose of informant's contacts

at this Center has been to identify members and people

interested in the activities of the Peace and Freedom Party

as well as to obtain mailing lists and obtain any other

information of value regarding activities occurring there.

Informant stated that at the request of Dr. FRANCIS HALPERN,

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Chairman of the Peace and Freedom Party, who is also a

professor at the University of California, San Diego,

calliornia, informant registered as a member of the Peace and

Freedon Party on Certificate Number 524401 while visiting

Peace Center on 10/21/67 and identiried the registrar as

the

FRITTOR P. THYGESON.

Informant has

participated

in numerous

activities at the Peace Center and has furnished information

including malling lists and addresses of members of that Party

to the San Diego Office.

He has also furnished information

regarding activities of the local Minutemen to cause

aisturbances and create a continuing harrassment of the Peace

and Freedom Party activities.

GILBERT O. MC GILI.

POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT

PROPERTY, SD FIle 52-4723

On 9/1/67, informant identified GILBERT O. MC GILL

as an individual known to be dealing in guns and ammunition

on a confidential basis with anyone having necessary cash.

MC GILL was identified as an employee of the Pacific Telephone

Company at San Diego, California, and offered to assist

informant in obtaining 10,000 rounds of 30.06 ammunition for

informant and indicated this could be obtained by MC GILL in

sealed, water-tight metal containers in cllps ready for firing.

MC GIlL indicated to informant that he could also assist him

It was possible for him to obtain the ammunition in sealed

metal cartons only when large Navy ships were in the San Diego

Bay for repair. He indicated that he could get big lots of

ammunition only at that time, but could obtain regular cartons

at any time they were desired. A background investigation was

conducted of MC GILt, however no prosecution is pending at

this time.

POLICE COOPERATION

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

On 11/27/67, informant advised that during the

Thanksgiving holidays

visited the Peace and Freedom Party

Headquarters on El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, California on

11/23/67.

He reported that during

this visit, it was learned

that an alleged burglary had occurred at the premises and

that a loss of two typewriters had occurred in addition to

having the telephone lines of the office pulled from their

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installations.

Informant advised that the theft had been

reported to the San Diego Police Department by JOHN SCHOPP,

Executive Board Member of the Peace and Freedom Party on

1123/67•

Informant further advised that early in the morning

on 11/23/67, he had personally observed JOHN SCHOPP to remove

two typewriters from the

Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters

Building and place these typewriters in his automobile.

Informant advised that it was his feelings SCHOPP had taken

these typewriters and reported them stolen in order to obtain

publicity for the organization. Records of the San Diego

Police Department reflect that

the Peace and Freedom Party,

san biego, calliornia, reported a burglary of their office

on 11/23/67, indicating that two typewriters had been scoten

and telephones in the office pulled from their installations.

Investigation conducted failed to develop any suspects.

On 11/28/67, Detective PAUL YBARRONDO, Burglary

Detail, San Diego Police Department, was advised of the fact

that JOHN SCHOPP was a possible suspect in the theft of the

typewriters and the Police Department was furnished sufficient

detail to enable them to conduct an appropriate investigation

in this matter.

was

Villa Inn at 45th and Market Streets,

San Diego, California.

This information was orally furnished to the San Diego Police

Department for appropriate action.

On 12/1/67, Informant advised that he had been in

contact with LYLE J. MANNING,

a local Minuteman member,

who

had advised him that the Minutemen intended to telephonically

report to the san Diego Police Department and other police

agencies on that date,

that a bomb would be placed at the

Village Inn as a protest against the Peace and Freedom Party

holding a meeting at the Village Inn.

Informant reported

that MANNING indicated the Minutemen

had no intention of

placing any bombs, but that their intention was to make false

reports to police

and other authorities to create a

disturbance.

This disturbance was to be created in connection

with an activity of the Peace and Freedom Party who had sent

out invitations for a dinner to be held at the Vacation Village

Hotel at San Diego, California at 7:00 p.m. on 12/1/67 to

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honor Dr. LINUS PAULING, Nobel Peace Prize Winner and

Professor of the University of California at san Diego,

California,

Informant reported that the Minutemen intended

to create a disturbance at this dinner because of PaULInG's

well known communist background.

On 12/1/67, Inspector EDWARD DE BOLI, POLiCe

Department, san Diego, California, advised that the Business

Department received an anonymous telephone

call that date alleged to be from a member of the Minutemen.

The anonymous telephone call reported that someone was going

to blow up the Village Inn on the evening of 12/1/67.

the Peace and Freedom Party dinner to honor Dr. LINUS PAULING

and Inspector DE BOLT advised that the San Diego Police

Department would have the necessary coverage at the Vacation

Village Inn in the event a bomb was placed there.

On 12/4/67, Inspector DE BOLT advised that the

Police Department had covered the Peace and Freedom Party

Affair at the Vacation Village and that no bomb had been

placed there.

The above information furnished by this informant

has been of considerable value to the San Diego Division and

could not have been obtained through other sources.

RECOMMENDATION:

During the inspection of

the San Diego Division which

occurred in November, 1967,

Informant was rated

excellent by the Inspector.

It is highly recommended that

this informant be continued.

STABILITY AND

RELIABILITY:

There has been no indication

of emotional instability on

the part of the informant and

as far as can be determined,

informant has furnished no

false information.

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SAC, San Biego (157 91643)

Director.

REGA (237-37222 mor

SD

1155-0

3/18/68

MAILED

22

JAN 1 21968

Rewried 1/5/68•

Four roquost do pay captioned informant at the

rate of $125 per monti on a rogular besis is not approved.

individual was developod by you on 8/10/0%, and since

The Theted fovernment Froperay-uype andor

matron boing turndohod, thile os a criminal nature, appeas

to have & direct relationship with the activities

nibjecte.

In riow of the nemms of this informant and

the

fact thas viacually all informizon boing Zurnished is os

& security nature, you shoule consider redesigneting this

individual as & security injorment in accozdance with piou

visions set dorth in Section 10%, Hanual of Inacruetions.

Authority is gransed, atroctive with the date of

this letter, to pay captioned insormant on a atrictly G.O.D.

basis the

nun of up to $200 za accordance vith provisions

set forth in section 10S 32, Manual of Instructions.

• I - M. J. Rozamus, 906 9th & D

I - M. E. Row, 6221 IB

NOTE:

Captioned individual was approved as an informant 8/10/67.

Since that time all infornation furnished by him relates to various

Internal Security subjects and Internal Security groups under in

Authority to make regular payments as

a criminal informant should not be approved at this time. It is

recommended, however, that a new $200 SAC authority be approved with

payments to be made on a strictly C.O.D. basis.

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DeLoach

Mohr

Bishop

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TO

FROM :

SUBJECT:

OFTIONAL FORIA NO. 10

€010-108

MAY 1952 EDITION

Li GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GC RNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE: 1/5/6%

SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P)

CONTO

1155-0 T

I reconmend that authority be granted topay

the above informant up to $75 per month for services and

$50 per month for expenses for a period of six tonths on

a COD basis or for expenses to be incurred or services

to de enter

rendered in seeking information at our specific request.

This authorization is to be effective January 15, 1968;

letters of progress will be submited quarterly.

My letter

of June 15, 1958, will contain my recommendation concerning

further payments.

In all contacts with this informant to date there

has been no indication on the part of the informane o1 any.:

emotional instability, unreliability, nor has he furnished

any false

information.

Informant was designated a PCI on February 27, 1967,

and converted to a Criminal Informant on August 10, 1907.

PAYMENTS

Under authority of Section 108J, Number 2, Manual

of Instructions, the following amounts have been paid to

the informant as indicated:

CC

(3) - Bureau keg.)

• San Diego

CIN:ecC

(4)

Letto SD

1-12-68

19:1.112222

IS JANIE

70 1058

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Date

3/15/67

5/3/67

5/26/67

9/1/67

11/3/67

Period

2/27-3/10/67

3/11-5/1/67

5/2-5/25/67

5/26-8/31/67

9/1-11/2/67

Amount Paid

$

50.00

50.00

35.00

40.00

25.00

Total Amount Paid

$

200.00

INFORMATION FURNISHED

UNSUB;

THEFT OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS,

MADISON HICH SCHOOL,

ROTC, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

2/24-27/67

TGP

SD52-4585

The following theft of two Browning Automatic Rifles,

one

•30 Caliber Machine Gun and five thousand rounds of .22

Caliber ammunition from Madison High School, San Diego, Calif-

ornia,

CI developed information that one, GERALD GIYER

was

selling large amounts of

•22 Caliber ammunition at a swap met

at prices below the san Diego market. Investigation was con

ducteds

however it was impossible to identify the ammunition

as being that stolen from the

High School.

CI developed association

with one, BIll ClAY, active

In Minutement Activisies in the San Diego area and spent several

days with CLAY traveling in remote areas of San Diego and on

various

Indian Reservations during which time CLAY was attempting

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to discover abandoned mines and other appropriate areas

deemed userud in storing arms caches.

CI reported that

during this excursion ClAY referred to theit of the Browning

Automatic Rifles and other items stolen from Madison High

school.

Subsequent investigation conducted in this captioned

matter

located the Browning Automatic Rifles buried in

the

remote area which had been previously observed by CLAY.

PATRIOTIC PARTY

INTERNAL SECURITY -C

(SD-100-13832)

Informant has attended meetings of the Patriotic

Party and specifically has identified individuals present

ai such groups including ROBERT B. DE PUGH of Norborne,

Missouri, National Coordinator of

the Minutemen, as speaker

at one meeting. CI also furnished the identity of officers

elected to the

Patriotic Party at a meeting which he attended.

MINUTEMEN-•

INFORMATION CONCERNING

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD100-12461

CI is a very active member of the Minutemen Organi

zation in San Diego, California, and has furnished complete

details of all. Minutemen activities in this area.

He has been

a close associate of IROY HAUGHTON, the West coast leader of

the Minutemen until his disappearance about six months ago.

Since that time informant has continued his association with

BELTY HAUGHION, Who Is active in organizing Minutemen activities

throughout southern California and publishing much materia. Lor

distribution through Minutemen contacts. CI furnishes copies of

literature published by HAUGHtON and also attends numerous func

tions of the Minutemen as well as other functions through assign-

ments by BETTY HAUGHTON. He has been extensively developed by

the Minutemen because of his knowledge of firearms and use of

explosives. He has also been assigned to make frequent visits

to the Peace Center operated by the Peace and Freedom Party at

San Diego, California, and has associated with individuals in

that group to identify them and their activities for Informa-

tion of local Minutemen. In addition, he is frequently contacted

Plentine

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by individuals seeking assistance in obtaining guns, ammu-

nition and explosives.

He has

thus been able to identify

individuals interested in obtaining weaons and explosives.

During recent visit of former Alabama Governor GEORGE C.

WALLACE, who spoke at Russ Auditorium, San Diego, California,

informant attended this meeting and furnished information

regarding identities of persons present as well as reporting

that local Minutemen were utilized as doorkeepers and ushers.

"IOVE IN"

RAMONA OAKS RANCH

RAMONA, CALTFORNIA

5/20-21/67

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD100-12461

Minutemen to disrupt meeting of several thousand

I furnished information regarding the happies"

to congregate at Ramona, California, during spring of 1967.

Information furnished by CI regarding plans and activities

at this meeting were furnished to local police agencies and

assisted in the prevention of wide spread rioting in the

Ramona area.

PEACE AND FREEDOM PATY

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD100-14061

At the request of BETTY HAUGHTON, on behalf of local

San Diego Minutemen Organization, CI has frequented the Peace

and

Freedom Party Heariquarters in San Diego for purposes

identifying members and participants in activities there.

He

has furnished information about the harassment of this group

by the local Minutemen and in adrition, has obtained literature

and mailing lists and other pertinent information for distribu-

tion to the Minutemen Organization.

CI makes the information

available to the San Diego Division kfore passing on to Minutemen

Organization

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GILBERT O. MC GILI

POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

SD52-4723

CI has identified MC GILL as an individual dealing

in guns and ammunition in the San Diego area and determina

that MC GIul is dealing in large anounts of ammunition anc

other explosives. MC GILl has attempted to assist CI in b-

taining large amounts of ammunition including hand grenades

for use

by local Minutemen organizations.

POLICE COOPERATION

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

CI furnished information reflecting that officers

of the Peace and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, had

reported theft of two typewriters to the San Diego Police

Department from the Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters. CI

waS

present at the Headquarters on the date of this reported

theft and personally observed one of the officers take the

two typewriters in question from the building and place them

in his personal automobile.

This information was furnished

to the Burglary Detail of the San Diego Police Department and

the theft report confirmea.

CI furnished the identity of JOHN

SCHOPP as the suspect in the theft of these typewriters.

CI furnished information that local Minutemen planned

to make threatening phone calls to police departments and other

law enforcement agencies in the San Diego area during a meeting

honoring LINUS PAULING. PAULING was being honored by the Peace

and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, at a meeting held

at the Village inn.

CI advised that these

threatening phone

calls to place bombs at the village Inn were for the purpose

of disrupting the meeting and no actual bombs woula be placed.

Inspector EDWARD DE BOLT, San Diego Police Department, advised

that the Police Department did receive a bomb threat

report

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regarding the above meeting and he was advised of appropriate

information received from CI.

Inspector DE BOur advised that

the Police Department covered the Peace and Freedom Meeting

as indicated above and no bomb was placed there.

CI has identified the residence of WILLIAM KITT,

1929 North 33cd Street, San Diego, as a place where LSD and

other narcotics

are being purchased and resold in the San

Diego area. This information has been furnished to the

Narcotics Bureau of the San Diego Police Department.

In addition to the above information set out re-

garding the activities of the CI lt is to be noted that he

has volunteered the clerical and secretarial assistance of

his wife to the Minutemen organization for the purpose of

obtaining additional background information for information

regarding the Minutemen activities and work being performed

at the Minutemen office, the residence of BETTY HAUGHTON.

This CI has enabled the San Diego Division to follow

activities of local Minutemen groups and activities of the

Peace and Freedom Party to a very extensive degree. This

information wouldnot generally be available to any other

sources of the San Diego Division and could not be obtained

by Special Agents due to the nature of the information.

This CI has demonstrated resourcefulness and

ingenuity in obtaining information and has dedicated a

great deal of his time to this work for the Bureau.

In-

formation furnished by the CI is belleved to be of much

greater value than the remuneration which he receives.

It is to be noted that a considerable amount of

information furnished by the informant is of a security

nature. this intormation is appropriately disseminated and

channelized. It is recommended however, that the informant

be continued as a Crimiral Informant inasmuch as he was

originally developed for this purpose and continues to fur

nishinformation in the criminal field.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

SD 137-1643

SYMBOL NUMBER:

BUFILE NUMBER:

EMPLOYMENT:

DATES OF CONTACT:

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

'June 15, 1968

SCONT. INET.

So 1155-67 eNformant

137-17222

Unchanged.

Informant has been contacted

at least once every thirty

days during the past six

months.

None.

OUTCOME OF CASES NOT

PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED:

INFORMATION FURNISHED:

POLICE COOPERATION,

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

on 12/20/67, CI advised that WILLIAM KITT, 1929

North 33rd Street, san Diego, California, is a member of

local left-wing groups and has been involved in obtaining

and disbursing LSD and narcotics to local hippies.

CI said

he determined that Mrs. KAIz, believed to be ELEANOR KATZ,

wife of the attorney who is a partner in the firm of

GOSTIN and KATZ with residence at 715 Balboa Court, San

Diego, is also involved in obtaining and distributing LsD.

• This information was furnished to Officer BERT MYRAN Of

the Narcotics Detail, San Diego Police Department.

on 1/11/68, CI. identified KENNETH COON, a Gunner's

Mate aboard the USS St. Clair County, LST-1096,

who offered

to make available for sale ammunition and other items from

Ship's stores.

on 2/2/68, CI reported that he had learned

that CoON and

MICKEY LEO MC CURDY were in charge of ammunition

on board the USS .St. Clair County.

He reported that COON

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liza JUN 17 1963

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contacted him that date advising he could furnish 500 rounds

of shot line shells at 4:00 p.I.

that date and planned to

take this ammunition from the

ship. In order not to compromise

the informant through an FBI investigation of this matter

the above information was furnished to the Security Office

of the U. S. Naval Station, at which time it was recommended

that a search of all personnel be conducted that day as they

were departing the ship for shore leave.

cI reported later

that same date that he had been contacted by COON, but COON

indicated he could not obtain the ammunition from

the ship

because of increased security measures on board.

on 3/25/68, CI advised that in connection with a

nationwide telephone

strike under consideration by telephone

employees, TERRY FINK, Western Electric Union representative,

san Diego, Calliornia, had been talking about sabotage to

telephone

company equipment in order to impress upon the

telephone company the need for negotiating wich telephone

company unions. Specific recommendations were made regarding

use of rifles to shoot insulators off of telephone lines in

rural areas and also sabotaging telephone lines in the city

by cutting lines where possible. It was indicated this tactic

was the only means considered feasible to stop telephone

transmissions to enforce the demands of union employees.

This information was immediately furnished to Special Agent

SAM BEASLEY, Security Office, Pacific Telephone Company,

san Diego, California.

MINUTEMEN - INTERNAL SECURITY

INFORMATION CONCERNING

SD File 100-12461

On a continuing basis the informant has furnished

copies oi all literature and iniormation printed and published

by Minutemen sources in the San Diego area including the

initiation of the publication of the periodical "TARGET"

published in the san Diego area by BETTY HAUGHTON for dis

tribution to all active Minutemen and super patriots. On

1/3/68, the informant advised that during the appearance

of the

Moscow Circus: at the San Diego International Sports

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Arena several Minutemen participated in picketing the circus

and marched up and down in front of the arena carrying signs

and placards.

CI furnished the identities of those members

: of the Minutemen who participated in these activities.

on 4/22/68, CI reported that he, at the request

Of BILI CLAY, who has taken over active

leadership of the

Minutemen inasmuch as

BETTY HAUGHTON has ceased active

leadership of the Minutemen activities, participated in

placing several large signs over prominent overpasses spanning

freeways in the san Diego area where they would be observed

by the morning rush hour traffic on 4/22/68. CI reported

the individuals involved in this activity which involved the

placing of the above signs constructed by BILL CLAY bearing

inscriptions such as,

"Communist Traitors Beware". CI reported

that the signs were placed in prominent places through the

use of two way radios in vehicles so that the individuals

placing the signs could avoid being

apprehended:

In addition to the above information, CI has

continuously furnished information from Minutemen activities

particularly dealing with contemplated destruction or assault

which did not in fact take place. It is to be noted that

nate in conten a to de to be hone

this informant is the only source of information in the

San Diego Division actually engaged in Minutemen activities.

MIKE VEIVODA, aka.,

Paul Anthony;

BOB JONES;

POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

SD file 52-4918

on 4/15/68, informant advised that MIKE VEJVODA, a

young Cuban recently moving to san Diego from the Los Angeles

has been actively attempting to establish himself in

the Minutemen activities in San Diego. VEJVODA was identified

by informant as the san Diego Chief Supporter of

"Staff" in

this area.

VEJVODA, WaS

reported by informant to be extremely

interested in encouraging accumulation of arms

and ammunition

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by private citizens in the san Diego area.

VISJVODA waS

accompanied by informant to Hawthorne

california to attend

a gun show on March 30 ~ April 1, 1968, at which time

Informant was introduced by VEJVODA to several acquaintances

in the Los Angeles, California area.

one such individual

WaS BOB JONES, identified as a member of the 40th Armoured

Division National Guard. Informant reported that VEJVODA

has been in contact with BOB JONES in a continuing effort

to obtain two Browning Automatic Rifles which he plans to

have stolen from the 40th Armored Division Armory.

information has been furnished to the Los Angeles

Division

who in turn has advised appropriate military authorities,

in that area.

on 6/5/68, CI furnished the identity of MIKE VEJVODA

as a very likely suspect in the shooting of ROBERT KENNEDY

in Los Angeles,

California on 6/4/68 inasmuch as the physical

description of the individual apprehended following the

shooting was almost identical to the physical description

Of MIKE VEJVODA. Informant conducted the subsequent

investigation which determined that VEJVODA was in the San

Diego area on the morning of 6/5/68 and therefore could not

have been the individual in custody in Los Angeles in

connection with that assault.

JERRY. DICUS

INTERNAL SECURITY - C

SD File 100-14017

on 5/3/68 and 5/27/68, informant furnished informa-

tion relative to the activities of DICUS who has been

actively engaged in the past in Minutemen activities and also

in attempting to encourage organization of anti-Negro and

anti-sematic activities in the san Diego area.

Informant

has developed information reflecting that DICUS is no longer

to be contacted by any members of the Minutemen organization

in the san Diego area and reported that DICUS has been having

personal problems which caused the separation of he and his

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wife during recent weeks.

Background Information regarding

orcus was developed including the location of his mailing

address

at Post Office Box 3393 Hillcrest

station, San

Diego,

california.

RECOMMENDATION:

STABILITY AND

RELIABILITY:

Informant has consistently

and conscientiously demonstrated

• a high degreé of Intelligence

as well as interest in assisting

the FBI in the gathering and

reporting of information to

this office.

It is highly

recommended that this informant

be continued.

There has been no indication

of emotional instability on

the part of the informant and

as far as can be determined,

informant has furnished no

false or misleading information.

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I OPTIONAL LORA NA. 10

UNITED SIATES GOVT

KENT

Memoranuim

TO

DIRECTOR g FBI (62 107261)

FROM

/SAC, SAN DIEGO (I00-12461) (P)

SUBJECT:

MINUTEMEN

IS = MISCELLANEOUS

DATE:

8/2/68

Re SAC Letter 68038, dated 7/2/68.

INFORMANT COVERAGE • MINUTEMEN:

EXISTING INFORMANTS WHO REPORT

EXCLUSIVELY ON MINUTEMEN

None

EXISTING INFORMANTS WHO REPOLT ON

SEVERAL ORGANIZATIONS

COCONT

D 1155-C

San Diego file 1371643.

Bufile 137-17222

Deprecon

U

Above informant was opened as a PCI in the San Diego

Division on 2/27/67,

and. for a while furnished information

relating to theit of firearms. Informant then connected himself

with the top echelon of Minutemen members in the San Diego area

and has furnished valuable information regarding Minutemen members

and. the activities of the organization itseli in the San Diego

area.

Through his connections with the Minutemen he has

involved himself in New Left and Black Power activities for

the purpose of obtaining intelligence data on these various

organizations for the Minutemen.

All information derived on

these organizations, including Students for & Democratic

Society and the Black Panther Group, has been of assistance

to the Burezu.

Although above informant has been handled as a

criminal informant to date, steps will be taken to convert

him to a security informant.

REG: 3U

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5

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

San Diego

10 ANGE

1068%

137-12528-

NOI RECORDED

(1 - 1371643)

2E AUG 23

1968

AVO: be?

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SD 100-12461

In view of the highly secretive nature of the

Minutemen organization, wherein no one member is allowed io

know all other members, efforts are being made to develop

additional quality informant coverage to insure complete

coverage of

this organization in the San Diego Division.

The San Diego Division has intensified its

investigation into members and suspected Minutemen members

for the purpose of determining

the total membership in the

• San Diego area.

It is felt that this intensified investigation

will also assist in identilying individuals who would be

prospects for quality informants.

This program will be closely followed in the

•San Diego Division..

* .

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

0-1 (Rev. 8-5-64)

-UNITED STATES GOVUNNMENT

Memorandum

SAC,,

Director, FBI (Bufile and Serial

5D 1155-

a Per ment

File

_ DATE:

37-17227

Room No.

9/23/68

• Post in file and

destroy 0-1

(For SOG Use

only)

• 1. Bufles indicate this case is delinquent. Give specific reason for delinquency.

[ airtel

• letterhead memo

submitted

. 02. DATE

report

letter

• 90-day progress letter

will be submitted

Reporting employee

3. If valid reason exists for not submitting report at this time, state reason specifically and"*

when report will be submitted —

10

4. Status of D

Appeal

airtel

report Bu

letter

• Inquiry

El Investigation

• letterhead memo

• 5. Submit

+162-107261-46-5

90-day progress letter

by _

-Prosecution

escrile 10 1246

CORALEE

5/50

(Place reply hereon and retum to Burear. Note receipt and anowledgment on tojo serial in case fie.)

(over)

U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1865 O - 781-653

807-743

Fili

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afarmone

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the.

. just change?

elsyment

and his ecoment staters undeternined die to

chage in working schedule and time awailable

te continue in assisting Beseen, If CI:

able to continue to be actor in timete hen actiotia,

he will be comested to SI.

Since cI is presently in training stative unte

middle of coct and schedule unterown until tising

completed, no change being made at this this and

Bu will be advised of any change in status within

45 dayo-

89, W9 65 6

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INCONS OCT 181968

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I o He. T. P. Druker

13/6/58

BAC, SAB DiEgO

*5-122

REC- 127

Dizector, FBI

(137-27233) З

SD 1165-S

informant

MAILED ZE.

DEC6 - 1968

COMM-FBI

Rouxict 11/13/68.

Authority is grandod to change captioned

individual from a

criminal to &

security informanto

Authority an grented to pay captioned individual

an amount up to s75 pes month for cervices rendored on a

C.Q.d. basio and up to $25 per month for expenses actually

LICUEZOO LO? &

period of nix monthe effoctive 12/1/68-

Concerning your paymonds to chis informant and

0l2 informants,

you are reminded that payments must be

comebanto wich the value of the information roceived;

that paynents are to be made only for actual expenses

inuurred in connection with obtaining information zor the

FEE.

In addition, payments should to made in such a

mannes chat tho intormant clearly understands he 18 noc

being trid on a salary basis but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

I • San Diego (137-1643)

I no Mr. M. I. Row (6221 IB)

CPD:Ish

(6)

fak

605-69

perr

NOTE:

INFGILIANT

SD

honorably

1155-S,l a white mada, 25 years of age and an

discharged U.f. Ais Force veteran, reveals he is

presently undergoing training as a fireman with the

digcharged i waite

San Diego, California, Fire Department. He was

Tolson

•DeLoach

designated

a criminal

informant of the San Diego Office

Mohr

during August, 196%, however, information furnished by

Bishop

Casper

him since his

development primarily concerus Minutemen

Callahan -

activities in the San Diego area.

Conrad -

He is the only source

Felt -

the

Sau

Diego Office furnishing such information and

Sale

Rosen

Sullivan .

Cavel

DEGIE

Trotter

VY

10P8

NOTE CONTINUED PAGE THO

Tole. Room

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Sandy

MAIL ROOM C

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Letter to SAC, San Diego

SD 1155-S

137-17222

NOTE CONTINUED:

is vell acquainted with Troy Haughton, former West Coast

Leader of tho Minutenen.

He continuos to obtain and make

available to the San Diego Office

literature distributed

by the Minutemen and activoly participates in linutemen

meetings and affairs.

As a result of informant's background

and knowledge of firearns and explosives, he is cognizant

or practically all individuals in the San Diego area who

deal in weapons and ammnition.

He furnishes infornation

on approxinately 20 persons actively engaged in Minutemen

and ultra-right wing activities in the Sao Diego area.

Payments to this informant are justified.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-104

•UNITED

STATES GOVE

MENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

DATE: 11-13-68

FROM

SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-

} (P)

SUBJECT

HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY

CONE ENrT,

SD 1155-S IN Foo

Informant was designated a criminal informant of the

San Diego

Division on August 10, 1967. He was furnishing primarily

criminal information at the beginning of his development, however,

he has continued to direct his efforts toward infiltrating the

activities of the Minutemen in the San Diego area.

the only informant in the san Diego area who is able to furnish

any information regarding Minutemen activities up to the present

time.

Due to the Bureau's continuing interest in the Minutemen

activities informant has been encouraged to devote his full time

to this activity and it is therefore felt appropriate he should

be designated a security informant at this time.

I recommend that authority be granted to make payments

to the above informant up to $75.00 per month for services plus

up to $25.00 per month for expenses actually incurred for a period

of six months effective December 1, 1968.

Background information

regarding informant has been set

out in San Diego letter to the Bureau dated 8-10-67, (Bufile 137-

17222), however, appropriate information is being repeated at this

time for background purposes.

I. CHECK OF FIELD OFFICE FILES

A review of the indices of the San Diego Office

fail to reflect any derogatory information regarding informant

II. CANVAS OF IOGICAL INFORMANTS

A discrete canvas of all logical informants in the

Masan Diego Division in the security field has been made and there

Is no indication that any of these informants are personally

acquainted with the informant. It is to be noted

that subject's

devotes the majority of his time to Minutemen activities and does

not participate in activities of the Communist Party or other

submersive groups.

Pa0C400

UREC 46 /3%

1122.2

(3) - Bureau

(1- 137-17222)

3 • San Diego

E. 101

* NOV 15 1968

(1- 137-1643)

CJN: blb

(6)

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Datti

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III.

PERSONAL HISTORY

Informant is a white male, born 7-1-43, at Portsmouth,

England, presently residing at 4582 Maple Street, La Mesa, California.

He is presently undergoing training as a firemen

with the

San Diego

Fire Department and has previously been employed at the Pacific

Telephone and Telegraph Company, San Diego, California.

A review

of his employment record at the Telephone Company was made on

5-10-67, at which time it was determined that the employment record

contained no derogatory information.

Informant has been furnish-

ing information of value to the San Diego Division for approximatelyl

years during which time he has demonstrated himself to be a reliable

stable individual, who enjoys a favorable reputation and is belived

to be a loyal American citizen with high moral standards and high

degree of personal integrity.

During his operation as a criminal

informant he has demonstrated his ability to develop information

in a very discrete manner and has never caused any embarassment to

the Bureau.

IV. CREDIT AND CRIMINAL RECORDS

A review of local credit and

arrest records in the

San Diego Division has beenmade and there is no information of a

derogatory nature regarding subject's credit history and no arrest

record was located. Form ED 165 has

the Identirication DivIsion affectave 8-1-6115 been submiitea to

V. ARMED SERVICES RECORD

Service DiVision, Air Reserve Personnel Center, Denver, Colorado.

The file reflects Informant born 7-1-43, at Portsmouth, England.

He enlisted on 1-18-62, at Phoenix, Arizona, in the grade of Airmen.)

Basic for Service in the U. S. Air

• Force for a period of four years:

He went on extended active duty on 1-18-62. He was separated from

the service in the grade of Airmen Second Class on 1-17-66, after

being honorably seleased from active duty upon completion of his

enlistment. He received performance ratings ranging from good to

excellent and was recommended for an Air Force career.

serve outside the continental limits of the United States while in

military service and received the Air Force good conduct medal.

-2.

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His occupational

speciality was armament systems helper and

weather observer.

A complete background was furnished in

connection with this record review and the entire record has

been preserved in San Diego file 137-1643.

VI. DRAFT STATUS

Inasmuch as informant has served honorably in the

U.S. Military Service for a period of four years he is under no

current obligation for reserve training and

does not participate

in any reserve activity at the present time.

VII. DOMESTIC STATUS

Informant is married to CINDY I. GODREY and they

satisfactory domestic and marital status.

VIII. CONSIDERATION FOR USE IN ESPIONAGE AND FOREIGN

- NATIONALITY CASES

No attempt has beenmade at this point to encourage

or evaluate the participation of informant in espionage or foreign

nationality cases, however, it is considered to be very possible

for informant to be deveoped in this area if such a need should

develop.

The following information is set out in connection with

section 107 (N) of the manual of Instructions beginning. with item

1F2 of sub 3.

II. RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT

Informant presently resides with his wife at 4582

Maple Street, La Mesa, Califomia. He has previously been

employed by the Pacific Telephone

and Telegraph Company at 9th and

C Streets, San Diego, California, however, he recently terminated

this employment and commenced employment with the San Diego Fire

Department,

to be able

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III. CURRENT MEMBERSHIP AND POSITION HELD IN SUBVERSIVE

ORGANIZATIONS

Informant is not a current member of any subversive

organization but does attend and paticipate in activities of

several groups, which includes the San Diego White Citizen Council,

The Peace and Freedom Party, and Is extremely active in the

activities of the Minutemen in the San Diego, California area,

IV. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED

Since February of 1967 informant has been in close

contact with several individual involved in the direction of the

Minutemen Group in the San Diego area. He is well acquainted with

TROY HAUGHION, former West Coast leader of the Minutemen and

continues to the present time to be in frequent contact with Mrs.

BETTY HAUGHTON, since the disappearance of TROY HAUGHTON several

months ago. He continues to obtain and to make available to the

San Diego Division all publications

and printed material distributed

by the local Minutemen Organization. Informant is currently one

of the three men engaged in the leadership of the Local Total

to work with the Minutemen. Informant has worked with Mr:.

This three man committee is divided in the control of the

Organization. Informant is the

number 2 man in the group who has

been assigned the responsibility for devebpment of intelligence

material. and the maintaining of records for all activities. Informant

Is presently under consideration by WILLIAM CLAY as one of the

members of the group who might be assigned to travel to the East

Coast and attempt to assist in the coordination of activites of such

groups as The Loyal Order of Mountainmen and other similar groups

in an effort to help direct the activitles of all similar groups

in coordinating their efforts on a nationwide basis.

More specific

Items are not being enumerated at this point, inasmuch as this

information has been previously furnished to

137-17222.

the Bureau in Bufile

V. AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES

From March of 1967 to July 31, 1968, Informant has

been paid a total of $400.00 for expenses

and services rendered.

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VI.

TYPE AND NUMBER OF MEETINGS ATTENDED AND OTHER

ACTIVITY

Informant attends numerous activities of a varied

nature including participation in Minutemen activities, planning

and council meetings of the Minutemen, as well as, fullfills

assignments to work at the headquarters of the Peace and Freedom

Party, the American Nazi Party, San Diego Council for Social

Action, and the Patriotic Party, where he attempts to obtain

information and records of those groups for use by the Minutemen.

In addition to meetings attended the informant makes numerous visits

to the homes of people participating in Minutemen and other

activitles including the residents of TROY HAUGHTON, where he

attempes to keep track of the activities of Mrs. BETTY HAUGHTON

during the absence of her husband, former regional director of the

West Coast Minutemen activities.

VII. NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND ORAL STATEMENTS SUBMITTED

Informant has been submitting primarily oral infor-

mation with the exception of printed bulletins and other material

which he obtains from various mailing rooms of organizations he

as well as obtaining names, addresses and membership lists

of individuals participating in various group activities..

VILI. INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE

Through his close association with the HAUGHTON

family informant has maintained a relationship which has enabled

him to keep the San Diego Division apprised of the activities of

BETTY HAUGHTON since the disappearance of her husband TROY HAUGHTON

several months ago. Informant has also been furnishing information

relative to the obtaining and stock pilingweapons and ammunition

by numerous individuals in the San Diego area.

IX.

APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF PERSONS ON WHOM INFORMANT

FURNISHED COVERAGE AND THEIR IMPORTANCE

Through Informants background and wide knowledge

of firearms and explosives he is closely acquainted with practically All

Individuals in the san Diego area who deal in weapons and ammunition.

This includes approximately 25 Andividuals who not only buy and

sell weapons and ammunition in the San Diego area but who also

travel to Los Angeles and Yuma, Arizona, where they purchase weapons

and bring them to the San Diego area for resale. Inasmuch as

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informant is closely associated with these individuals he is able

to furnish specific information regarding numerous purchases and

the sales by such people.

In addition to these individuals informant

also acquainted with approximately 20 people actively engaged in

Minutemen and related type groups in the san Diego area. Informant

also knows by sight numerous individuals who attend such activities

as those sponsored by the Patriotic Party, the Peace and Freedom

Party and the San Diego County White Citizen Council Meetings.

X. STEPS BEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE INFORMANT

Informant has been encouraged to continue his

progress in the Local Minutemen Organization to the extent that l

he is closely associated wich WILLIAM CLAY, who is one of the

apparent leaders of the Minutemen activity in the Southern California

area.

Through his association with Chay the informant has been.

able to furnish considerable information relative to plans and

programs of the Minutemen in the San Diego area. Informant will

continue his association with BETTY HAUGHTON and :others who are

apparently in positions of leadership in the Minutemen activities

in the san Diego area.

XI. STABILITY AND RELIABILITY

Since the initial development of the informant there

have been no situations occur which have caused any embarassment

to the Bureau nor has there been any situation occur which would

cause any question relative to the emotional stability of the

informant.

With regard to his domestic situation he is believed to

be a happily married man and with the exception of the recent

critical condition of a newborn chila has had no extreme personal

difficulties.

In connection with the birth of his child the

informant reported that immediately the child's birth in July of

1968, doctors felt that heart surgery would be necessary and that

a cathorization would have to be performed. The surgery was

subsequently performed and after three weeks in the hospital the

child was allowed to be taken home and at the present time is

reported by the informant to be in a very satisfactory condition.

XII. INDOCIRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE

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Informant is cautioned at each contact that he must

maintain strict security in connection with the information which

he furnishes to the FBI. It is to be noted that the informant is

extremely cautious with

regard to his association with the Bureau,

inasmuch as he realizes that there is considerable personal danger

should any disclosure arise relative to his activities in connection

with the meetings he attends and his

relationship with those people

involved in extreme right wing activities. Contacts with the

informant are made at cirregular times and in varied locations so there

is very little likelihood that detection made of informants contact

with the FBI.

XIII. ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN ON INFORMATION FURNISHED

The Bureau and all appropriate offices

have been

properly advised of information which has been furnished in the

past by the informant relative to matters of Bureau interest.

Items

of a local nature furnished by the informant have been disseminated

to local police agencies involving information of value to local

agencies.

XIV. MISCELLANEOUS

Due to extensive training and interest on the part

of the informant he is extremely well qualified with regard to

identification and use of all types of weapons and ammunition

including newest types of explosives. His background in this

area has been of particular interest in qualifing him for assist-

ing the Minutemen and other groups in developing technical data

regarding explosives and arms and ammunitions.

UACB the San Diego Division will continue to contact

this informant and consider him to be a security informant and

information furnished by him will be handled on

that basis.

Any

criminal information which is furnished by the informant will

continue to be accepted and will be appropriately disseminated.

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DIRECUOR, FBI

23-13-68

SAC, SAN DIBCO (134-

)(P)

HONARD BARRY GODFREY

SD 1155-9/NfermanT

Informant ias designated a criminal informant of the

San Diego Division on August 10, 1967. He was furnishing primarily

criminal informasion si the beginning of his development, howevers

he has continued to direct his erforus toward infiltrating the

activities of the minutonen in the san Diego area. LSD 1155-5125

the only inrormant in the San Diego aros who is able to lurnian

information regarding Minutenen activities up to the present

Gime.

Due to the 3 r'eau's continuing interest in the Minutemen

activities infornant has been encouraged to devote his full time

to this activity and 1t 1a therefore felt appropriate he should

be designated a security infornant at this time.

I recommend that authority be granted to make payments

to the above informant ip to $15.00 per month for services plus

to $25.00 per montin Lo expenses actually incurred for a period

of sis months effectlve December 1, 1968.

Background Information regarding informant has been set

out in San Dlego letter to the Bureau dated 8-10-0%, (Bufile 13%

1(222), however, appropriate infornation is being repeated at this

Elme for background purposes.

I. CHECK OF FIELD OFFICE ELLES

A revier of the indices of the san Diego Office

fail to reflect any derogatory infornation regarding informant.

II. CANVAS OF LOGICAL INPORMANUS

A discrete canvas of all logical infocmants in the

San Diego Division in the Security Field has been made and there

is no indication that any of

those informants are personally

acquainted with the intorgant. It is to be noted that subject's

devotes the majority of his time

to Minutenen activities and does

not participate in activibies of the Conmunist Party or other

SubveRsive groyes.

3

Bureau

(1: 23f-1(222)

NOT RECORDED

87 NOV 15 1958

*San Diego

1:(1.+191-1043)

CJN:b10

(6)

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122.

PERSONAL HISTORY

Informant 1s a white male, born I l43, at Fartomouth,

England, presently residing at 4582 Maple Street, In Mesa, California,

He is presently

undergoing

training as a firemen

with the

Sen Diego

fire Depariment and has previously been employed

at the Pacitic

Iclephone and Telegraph Companys san Diego, Calitomia.

A review

of his enployment record at the telephone Company was made on

5-10-67, at which tine it was determined that the employment record

contained no derogatory information.

Intormant has been furnish

Ing information of value to the san Diego Division for approximately in

years during which time he has demonstrated himself to be a reliable

stable individual, who enjoys a favorable reputation and is belived

to be a loyal American citizen with hiph moral standards and high

degree of personal integrity.

During lis operation as a criminal

informant he has demonstrated his ability to develop infornation

In & very disorete manner and has never caused any embarassment to

the Bureau,

IV: CREDIT AND CRIMINAL, RECORDS

A reviex of local credit and

arrest records in the

San Diego Division has beenmde and there is. no information of a

derogatory nature regarding subject's credit history and no arrest

record was located: Form FD 165 has previousty been submitted to

the Identification. Division ertective S-I-07.

V. ARMED SERVICES RECORD

The master service file of HOwARD BARRy GoDRY,

serial number Ar1g(24309, was reviewed on 9-12-61, at the Records

Service Division, Als Reserve Peraonnel Center, Denver, Colorado.

The file verlects intormant born 7-1-43, at Portsmouth, England.

He enlisied on 1-18-02, at Phoenta, Arizona,

in the grade of Airmen

Basic t'or Service in the U. S. Adr

Force for a period of four years.

He went on extended active duty on 1-19-62. He was separated fron

the service in the grade of Alimen Second Class on 1-17-66, alter

being honorably releused from active duty upon completion of his

enlistment. He revelved performance ratings ranging from good to

excellent and was recommended for an Air Force career.

He did not

serve outside the continentul limits of the United States while in

military service and received the Alz Force good conduct medal.

+ 2.

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His pecupational specialty was

armament systens helper and

weather observer.

A complate background was furnished in

connection with

this record review and the entire record has

been preserved in San Diego file 131-1643.

VI, DRANT STATUS

Inasmuch as informant has served honcrably in the

U.s, Mitary Sarice for a period of lous years he la under no

current obligation for reserve training and

does not participate

in any reserve activity at the present time.

VIJ. DOMESTIC STATUS

Informant is married to CINDy I. CODREY and they

are the parents of one child born during the summer of 1960.

Informant is Inow to be a happily married nan and has demonstrated

his concern for his family in the past and is believed io have a

satisfactory domestic and marital status.

CONSIDERATION FOR USE IN ESPIONAGE AND FOREIGN

NAMIONACTTY

CASES

No attempt has beennade at this point to encourage

or evaluate the participation oi informant in espionage or foreign

nationaliby cases, however,

It is considered to be very possible

for informant to be devoped in this area il such a need should

develop.

The following information is set out in connection with

section 107 (N) of the Hanuel of instructions beginning with item

12 01

sub 3.

II, RESIDINCE AND EMPIOSNENE

Informant presently resides with his wife at 4532

Maple Streets la Mesa, Califomia. He has previously been

employed by the Pacifie Telephone

and Telegraph Company at 9ch and

O Streets, San Diego, California, hovever, he recently terminated

this employment and commenced employment with the san Diego Fire

Departuent, August 23, 1968, seeking an Increase in pay in order

to

be doje

to support his family.

13 mi

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JIT.

CURRENT ME BARSHIP AND POSITION HELD IN SUETERSIVE

Informant is not a current momber of any subversive

organtiation but does attend and paulcipate in activibies of

several groups, which includes the san Diego white Chorden Council,

The peace and Freedom Pasty, and is extremely active in the

zotivities of the Minutenen in the San Diego, California area.

IV, SUNILARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED

since February of 1967 informant has seen in close

contact with several individual involved in the dirnetion of the

Minutemen Group in the san Diego area.

He is well ¿equainted with

TROY HAUGHTON, former keat Coast leader of Che Minutemen and

continues to the present time to be in requent contuct with his.

BENTY HAUGHTON, since the disappearance of TROY HAUGIlN several

months ago.

He continues to obtain and to make available to the

San Diego Division all publications and printed material distributed

by the local Minutenen Orgonization.

Informant is currently one

of the three men engaged in the leadership of the local Total

Resistance Organization in the San Diego area, set up as an alliance

to work with the Minutemen. Informant has worked wich Mr...

WILLIAM CLAY and others with the Local Total Resistance Organization,

three man commictee is divided in the control of the

Organication. Informant Is the number 2 man in the group who has

been assigned the responoibility for develment of intelligence

material and the maintaining of records for all activities. Inionant

is precently under consideration by WILLIAM CLAY as one of

members of the group who might be assigned to travel to the Bast

Coast and attempt to assiutin the coordination pi activites of such

groups as The Loyal Order of Mountainmen and other similar groups

In an effort to help direct the activitles of all

cindlar groups

in coordinating their efforts on a nationnide basis,

More specifie

stens are not boing enumerated at this point, inasmuch as this

intormation has been previoualy curished to

the Bureau in Burie

137-11222.

V. AMOUNE PAJD FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES

From March of 1967 tO July 31, 1968, Informant has

been paid a total or $400,00 for expenues and services rendered.

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VI.

TYPE AND NUMBER OR MESTINGS, ATTENDED AND OTHAR

AOUL VINY

Informant attends numerous activitles of a varied

nature including participation in Minutenon activities, planning

and council mocüinge of the Minutemen, as well as, fullfills

assignnents to work at the headquartors of the Peace and freedom

Parby, the Amoricen Nazi Party, San Diego Council for Social

Action, and the Patriobio Party, where he artempts to obtain

information and records of those groups for use by the Minuüomen.

In addition to meetings attended the infommunt makes numerous viotts

to the homes of people partloipating in Minutemen and other

activities including the residente of TROY RIUGhTON, where he

attempts to keop tracie of the activities ot Mrs. BUTI HAUGHTON

durins the absonoe of her husband, former regional director of the

West Coast Minutenen activities:

VITe NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND ORAL STAJENINTS SUBNITTED

Informant has been submitting primarily oral infor

mation with the exception of printed bulletins and oches matcrial

which he obtains from varlous mailing roons of organtations ha

visito, as well as obtaining names, addresses and menbership lists

of individuals participating in various group activitieo.

VILI. INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE

Through his close association with the HAUGHTON

family Informant has maintained a relationship which has embled

him to keep the san Diogo Division apprisod of the aculvitics of

BEUTY HAUGHTON since the disappearance of her husband TROY HAUGHTON

several months ago.

Informant has also boon furnishing infornation

relative to the obtaining and stock pilingweapons and ammunicion

by numerous individuals in te san Diego area.

IX.

APPROKITATE NUMEER OF PERSONS ON WHOM INFORMANT

FURNE SHED COVERAGG IND STELA IMPORTANGE

Through informants background and wide knowledge

of firearms and explosives he is closoly ucquaintod with practically all

Individuals in the San Diego arca who deal in weapons and ammunision.

This includes approximately 25 individuals who not only buy and

sell weapons and ammunition in the san Diego area but who a1uo

travel to los Angeles and Yuma, Arizonas Where they purchase weapons

and bring them to the san Diego area for reuale. Inasmuch au

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intormant is closoly acsociated with these zodividuals he is able

to furnish specific inforation rogarding nunorous purchases and

the sales by inch people.

In adostion to those incividuals informant

also acquainted wish approximatoly 20 people actively engaged in

Minutonen and related type groups in the 3or Diego area Informant

also knous by cight numerous individuals to attend such activities

as choue sponsored by the Patriotic Farty, the Peace and Freedom

Party and the San Diego County White Oltizen Council Meetings.

X. SUAPS BEINO DAKEN TO ADVANCE INFORMANE

Informant has bech encourageil to continue his

progress in the Local Minutemen Argunizatlon to the extent that

he is closely assochated with WILTIAM CLAY, who is one of the

apparent leaderu as the Minutemen activity in the Southern California

Through his associacion with CLAY the informant has been

able to furnish considerable intornation relaiive to pluns and

programs of the Minutemen in the San Diego arel. Informant 1111

continue his association with BITTY HAUGHTON and.others who are

apparently in positions of leadership in the Minutemen activities

in the san Diego area.

XI. STABILINY AND RELIABILENY

Since the initial development of the informant there

have been no sicuations occur which have caused any embarassment

to the Bureau nor has there been any sacuation occur which would

cause any question relativo to the enotional stability of the

informont. With regard to his donestic situation he li believed to

be a happily narried man and with the exception of the recent

critical condition of a novborn child has had no extreme personal

ditricultles.. In connection with the birth of his child tha

informant reported that immediately the child's birth in July of

I968, doctors felt that heart surgery would ve necessary and that

a cachorization would have to be performed. The surgery was

subsequently periormed and arter three wecks in the hospital the

child was allowed to be taken home and at the present time 13

reported by the informant to be in & very sauisfactory condition.

XII. INDOCIRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE

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SID 1340-

Informant is cautioned at each contact that he mist

maintain atriot socurity in connection with the Intormation which

he furnishes to tho rat. It is to be noted that the informant is

extromoly cautious with

regard to his association with the Bureau,

Inasauch as he Icarizes

that there is considerable porsonal dunger

should ony disclosure niue relative to his aotivities in connection

with the meetings he attonds and his rolationshie with those people

Involved in extone right ving activities.

contac'es with the

Intomant are nade as cirogular sinsand in varied locations so there

1o very Little I1kel1hood that detection made of infomants contact

with the FBI:

XILE. ATI, NECESSARY ACHION JAKEN ON INTORMATION FURNISHED

The Bureau and all appropriate offices have been

properly advised of interration thich has been furniched in the

past by the informant reiative to matters of Bureau interest.

of a local nature furnished by the informant have been disseminated

to local police asencies involving incormation of value to 100ü1

agencier.

XIV. VELSCELLANEOUS

Due to extensive training and interest on the part

of the Informant he 1s extremely well qualtiled with regard to

identification and use of all types of weapons and ammunition

including nevest types or explosiver.

area has been of particular interest in qualiting him for assist

Ing the Minutonen and othor groups in developing technical data

Loping technot dato-

regarding explocives and ams and annunition.

UACB the San Diogo Division will continue to contact

this Informant and consider him to be a security informant and

Incornation furnished by him will be handled on that basis.

ADy

crininal infomation which is furnished by the informant will

continue to be accepted and will be appropriately disueminated.

7

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7'O

FROIy

0-1 (Rev. 8-5-61)

• UNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memorandum

sac saw Diego Your flo.

File

DATE:

Director, FBI (Bufile and Serial _ / 37- 1722'2

Room No.

1125/68.

Post in file and

destroy 0-1

(FOr SOG USE

only)

SUBJECT:

Bufiles indicate this case is delinquent. Give specific reason for delingueney.

Lette subst is s secommenting informant be deciated)

airtel

• letterhead memo

submitted

D 2. DATE

report

letter

90-day progress letter

will be submitted -

Reporting employee

3. It valid reason exists for not submitting report at this time, state reason specifically and

when report will be submitted -

4. Status of • Appeal

• airtel

• Inquiry

• letterhead memo

Investigati SARCHED pissection--

SERIALIZED

_FILED

5. Submit

report

NOV 2 7 1968

[ letter

[J 90-day progress letter

(Place reply

Tereon and return to Bureau. Note recent and acoutedy ment

FBL - SAN DIEGOT

Date e

hop seriatig case file.)

p149

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1985 0 - 781-652

907-748

File salu

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FOPM NO. 10

5010-108

MAY 1062 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

'ERNMENT

i Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

3/21/69 CB/2

SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-914)

OCONF. INEM

1155-50

infirmat

Re san Diego letter to the Bureau dated 11/13/68

and Bureau letter to Sa Diego dated 12/0/60.

ver

The Bureau is advised that captioned informant

Is using the code name JERONE in furnishing written reports

to the Bureau..

• San Diego

SIC:mtg

(4)

see inder

REC-2T..

MET-AN

137-19221.4

10 MAR 26 1969

it star.

54APR 4-1969.

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## Page 980

on Mi.

C.

D. Brennan (SF)

FECK.

100,

Ras 81000

(204-9243

NDE

REC 138 (395-380938-5

7/2/09

COMM-FBI

NAiLED 24

JUL.

4: 1969

Tolson

DeLoach.

Clohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan.

Conrad

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan.

Tavel

Trotter

Tole. Roo:

tolness

Sanit

NW88262

Fourted 8/10/594.

Autbonity is nrentco no Anencron payronts to

cAps¿onod AutomunE feco U75 pos route up to 9200 pox Donth

FOX DORTACOS XORIORON NAN CO CORSEZUL DOVNOIR DE CAPORSES

cì the sano zote of up to 425 poz nooth fos expensce setial;'

Incurica on six montho assestivo 9/1/504

Conocrning sour paracnes to thin infernant, you

ano seninded chant possont necd to cozacncucate with the valuas

• Зовадов epoc ad cha paynch зой expesce але

slould cloariy ubderotand thod ho 25 not boing paid ci &

salary besis.

Advisa Agent and céonogzaphie porconnel as your

caseo in Rothere euch es corerecoes lettes oniy the tired

pore ot the carbon copy de those letters should be creed and

ircasmitéca

to the Enreak:

To ture more than this in xacirieseas

1nd 2 TRUdO d1 tie sad iD 204 &1 accordanod with chioting iratruc

21035.

You should aico adviso tront ponconnol thnt payaone

justisdeation lotters chould ba nubustted ino rechs prior to the

ente whom cho outbordeotion io duc.

MoF. Ror (6282 1B)

(ã)

NONE:

inferenci

7-1-43

SD

1255-

J.S.

Alr

25

years old.

and a honorable discharged

Force vetezan,

has been undergoing training as a fireman

with the

San Diego,

Californio, Firo Dopartment. He was designated

a crasipal intorant of cho San Diogo Office in

August, 1967,

honovers

incornation furnished by him since his dovclopnent

primarily concerns linutemen activities in the San Diego area.

Is che primary source of such activities in the area, and has

furnished intornation rogarding plans of the organization and

background of its londers and neubers.

He has also provided

coverige of Her Left activities.

He is in contact with monbers and

officors of the Minutenen

several times woolly, has aiteaded neetings

a gun club and the

inerican Volunteer Club,

both of which are

patronized by the Minuteren.

Ke has been at a number of New oft

Fallies and doronstrations.

He has submitted 15 written and 9:

uBip

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## Page 981

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-108°

MAY 1052 EDITION

GSA GEN. REC. NO. 27°

UNITED STATES GOV

MENT

Memorandum

TO

:

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

6/16/69

FROM

DUMEA

SUBJECT:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (134-914) (P)

1155-5

infirman

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 3/21/69, approving up to $75

per month for services and up to $25 per month for

expenses incurred on

a C.O.D. basis from 12/1/68 to 6/1/69.

I.

RECOMMENDATION

Aucrcade

25

It is recommended that increased authority be granted to pay

the above SI up to $100 per month for services rendered and up to $25-Jee

per month

for expenses actually incurred for a period of six months,

effective 6/1/69. An additional $25 monthly is requested for services

due to expected increased activity of the Minutemen organization

san diego area and informant's increased importance in the organization.

II.

RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT

SI resides at 138 Graves, El Cajon, California, and is

employed full time by the San Diego City Fire Department.

ItIo

CURRENT MEMBERSHIP IN SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS

Informant is considered a member of the local Minutemen organization.

IV •

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED DURING PERTINENT PERIOD

During the period 12/1/68 to 6/1/69, informant has

continuously

participated in Minutemen activities in the San Diego

area.

He has furnished information on the plans of this organization

and background information on its leaders and members.

Informant has

also

•provided"

coverage of several New Left

participating

activities by attending or

anonymously. This informant is not the only source of

Sinformation concerning the Minutemen organization in the San Diego

mared.

However, he is the primary source of such information.

AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES

137-172-2-205

ESTEET

REC 36

J

JFF::

Date

12/12/68

1/17/69

2/13/69

3/12/69

- Bureau (RM)

?' - San Diego

SLC:Pgh/mt (4)

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 981

Services

$35. 0087-101

€. 40.00

35.00

37.00

$15.

-10. 202

15:00

13.00v

EC.

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SD 134-914 .

v.

AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES, continued

Services

Date

3/28/69

$36:00

4/18/69

5/7/69

29,00

. 50

Expenses

$12.00V

11.00

12.50

VI.

TYPE AND NUMBER OF MEETINGS

ATTENDED AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

While the local Minutemen organization holds no regular

meetings,

the informant is in contact several times weekly

with

Leaders and

-Th addition,

whe bas attended

both of which are patronized by Minutemen.

Present at several New left

rallies and demonstrations.

VII.

NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND

ORAL REPORTS SUBMITTED

Written -15 xeports

Oral

=19 reports

VIII.

INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE

Informant has been the primary source of information

relating to the Minutemen organization and the activities of its

members in the San Diego area. He has provided advance

information on the plans of the Minutemen organization and also

the activities of several New Left and black militant organizations,

in San Diego.

IX.

APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF PERSONS

ON WHOM INFORMANT HAS FURNISHED COVERAGE AND THEIR

INPORTANCE

SI is currently furnishing information on ten or fifteen

individuals who are active in the Minutemen organization, in

addition to a number of individuals who are sympathetic to the

organization.

Informant has also furnished information on speakers

and organizers of local New Left organizations.

X.

STEPS BEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE THE INFORMANT

Informant has gravitated to a position of trust and

confidence with the recognized leaders of the local Minutemen

organization. At the present time, sI is probably the third or

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SD 134-914.

lourth most prominent member of the organization. He has been

instructed to avail himself of every opportunity to enhance his

position in the organization.

XI.

STABILITY AND RELIABILITY

Informant has exhibited no indications of personal

weakness,

untrustworthiness, unreliability or other problems and

steps are being taken to guard against future situations which

may possibly embarrass the Bureau.

XII.

INDOCTRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE

Informant has been properly indoctrinated against making

any disclosure in any manner of his relationship with the Bureau.

He has been operating as a symbol number informant for the San Diego

DIVISIOn SinCe August, 1967.

XIII.

ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN

ON INFORMATION FURNISHED

All necessary action has been taken in information

Lurnished by the informant.

3

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FAILED 23.

FD-401 (3-15-58)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

MAY GE LOITON 27

OSA GEN. LEG. NI

UNITED STATES GI ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222 PATE:

11/17/69

FROM

SUBjECT:

SAG,

SAN DIEGO (134-914)

CONICANTI

SD

1155-1 iNformant

SECURITY

RE: RAOHL INFORMANT PROGRESS/SUSTIFICATION LETTER

I.

• (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -

_ months and that he continue to be paid under the authority

of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

[8 (b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ _100

— per L month

• week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $25 perf month

• week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of SIX

- [ months |

• weeks effective 12/1/69

Ilf increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

II. Nembership: Informant is a member of the Minutemen Organization in

the Sin Diego area.

Amount paid for services and expenses:

Date

Services

Expenses

6/11/69

$70.00

9.60

8/5/69

65.00

16.43

10/10/69

45.00

12.49

11/10/69

95.00

27•50

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided: Informant reports

regularly on activities of

30 - 40 membes of the Minutemen

Origanization and related right wing organizations at San Diego,

California. In addition informant is acquainted with approximately

five persons connected with the publishing of the "San Diego Free

Door to Liberation", a San Diego underground newspaper and reports

on activities connected to it.

Due to free time available to the

informant by the nature of his employment, he is able to observe

and report on activities of radical and militant individuals and

organizations, both on and off college campuses in the San Diego

area.

137=

17222e

DEC 2 - 1969

Number of statements (written and oral) submitted: _ 24

COMM-FBI

Considered stable and reliable

[x] Yes

Indoctrinated against disclosure

Yes

Percentage of information verified

95%

94 2-59

NOV 20 1968

No ExperMiscellaneous.

page

All necessary

action taken on infohuation fumished EJ Yes

• No

rain

in

Miscellaneoks.")M. I

(DER San APOCAM RM)

san "Drego

APPROVED

1969

DEC

NW 68262 Dodid:32989523 (Page 984 ROOM

Date

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## Page 985

Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.) On 9/7/69,

informant roported.

WILLIAM CLAY, local leacer of the Minutemen

Organization, allegerly has in his possession a large quantity

of composition C high explosive.

On 9/8/69, informant advised that LYLE MANNING, local

right wing sympathizer and owner of a gun store ant swap shop,,

is allegedly buying and selling stolen military equipment an

is sending weapons to Servicemen in Vietnam.

On 9/12/69, informant reported WILLIAN CLAY will become

nore active in Minutemen activities and in order to protect his

family, has moved into an apartment in El Cajon, California, to

make it appear he has separated from his wife.

On 9/16/69, informant advised of the formation of the

new right wing organization known as Virtue In America. This .

organization was established by PAUL RUPLINGER, a Minutemen

member and friend of WILLIAM CLAY. Informant provided the

names of 22 persons believed to be members of or interested

in this beganization.

(see attached Addendum, page 2a)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being laken

lo advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's attention.)

The informant is being

encouraged to take acantage

of any opportunities to enhance his position in the Minutemen

Organization and in other right wing groups. He is also being

encouraged to penetrate left wing activities anc. to gain the

confidence of incividuals involved therein wherever possiole.

Informant has been instructed to report all compeusation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing an

income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

.. "

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SD 134-914

ADDENDUM

SUMILARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED: (Continued)

During the period 10/8 - 15/69, informant proviced

coverage of "Stop the war Week" sponsore by the Stulent

Mobilization Committee at San Diego State College.

coverage

included photographs

taken by the informant which

allowed

the identification of several previously unknown militant

leaders at San Diego State College.

One of these was HARRY

RUJA, San Diego State College professor who on 10/15/69

admitted to informant he had solicited donations for the

Viet Cong.

During this same period of time, informant provided

painting out the names of San Diego area Vietnam war dead on

a signboard prepared by the Student Mobilization Committee,

and the hanging in effigy of ANGELA DAVIs, self-acmitted communist

-and Black Panther Party member.

On 10/3/69, informant reported on activities of LEON

NOWER, Professor at San Diego State College, including his involve

ment in the Exploring Family School, a school organized by san

Diego area radical individuals and designed to teach revolutionary

thoughts and ideas to elementary age school children.

On 10/28/69, informant advised the "San Diego Free

Door to Liberation", a

San Diego underground newspaper, had

moved to a new address and was planning a small protest cemonstration

on the occasion of the National Convention of the Sigma Delta Chi

Fraternity, a society of journalists at San Diego, California, /

on 11/13/69.

During the period 10/15/69 - 11/14/69, informant

has provided information relating to preparations by militant

individuals at San Diego, California, for the DEMNOV Demonstrations

on 11/15/69 and right wing plans to harass those activities occuring

in San Diego area on that date.

-2a-

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:

EX-115

SNO, Jan Diego

DEFCOLOR, TBI

(170-286)

(137-17222)

Er 18 ma% 0

1-Mr.

J. G. Deegan

R.

Ridgeway

MAILED 9

JUN 1 & 1970

COMM-FBI

Reurlet G-3u70.

In view of informant's membership in the linutenon

organiration and he nature of information he furniches, ho

13 boing designatod a cacial infornant and should be carried

as such in the fature.

Pursusa: to your recommendation,

authority granted

to make payments io captioned intormant at a level of up to

$200 per month for sorvicos and up to $100 per nonth for

exponges, sor a perios or sit nonchs, ellective b9.

This

payment

auchorizatIon xepresents an incroase to provious payment

levols of up to $150 fox sorvices and ug to $75 por month fez

expenses.

Be certain uld payments to this intornant are coumen.

surado with the value of intormation received and actual

exponses incurred on a e.o.d. baste.

It has been noted in the past that you have been

making, paynents to this inforiant in even amounts of $100 los

services.

You should reirain from making payments in the exact

amount each time in order to avoid having informant reach the

erroneous conclusion that he is boing paid on a salary basis.

Therefore, in the tuture, stasger amounts of payments to this

informant.

I-HEr. M. F. ROM 6221, IB

(6)

wets

NOTE:

Tolson

DeLoach

Walters

Mohr .

Bishop

Casper

Callahan

Conrad.

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivon

Tavel

Soyars.

Tele. Room.

Holines.

Gandy

firenan

informant

informant

LETYPE UNIT

NW 68262-Đocld:32989523, Page 987

Informant is a 26-year-old white male employed as

in San Diego,

California.: He was designated a criminal

in August,

and converted to a security

i2 December,

191068. Since 19G8, ke fas furnished

61°%

(NOTE CONCENUED PAGE THO

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## Page 988

Letter to San Diego

RE:

SD 1155-R

137-17222

NOTE CONTINUED:

information on the Minutenen and related groups in the

San Diogo area. He has

also furnished reports on meetings,

denonstrations, and other activities of the student Mobilization

Committee, and

the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee;

advanced information concerning the eviction of the militant

New Left underground newspaper, "The San Diego Street Journal."

He has aiso furnished information concerning conferences oi

Students for & Democratic Society and advanced information

of militant students' plans to seize a part of the Administration

Bullding,

campus and not affiliated with an educational institution.

During pertinent period, he furnished 8? reports of which

95 percent of infornation verfied through other sources.

Current payment lovels are $100 per month for services and

$25 per month for expenses.

An increase in payments as

authorized above fully justified, based on a value of information

furnished and informant potential. This has been coordinated

with the Security Informant Unit.

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## Page 989

FD-401 (Rev. 12-29-69)

• OPTIONAL FOR NO, 10

3010-106

L HAY 1962 EDITION'

GSA GEN, PEG, 110, 27

• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

• Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

6/3/10

FROM :

DIEGO (170-286) (P)

yester

SUBJECT:

SD 1155S

Re: RACIAL OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

I.

[ (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of

_ months effective

- and that he continue

to be paid under the authorite the e be see in a captioned informant an.

amount up to $ 2501

- per E month

- week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $_ 100,

_ per B] month

_ week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of six

[X months

• weeks effective _ 6/1/70

I increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous."

II. Membership: Informant is a member of the Minutemen Group in the

San Diego area.

Amount paid for services and expenses:

Date

Period Covered

Expenses

• 12/15/69

11/1 - 30/69

1/16/70

12/1 - 31/69

Services

$100

$100

-1:20

$19.36

$22.43

(See attached Addendum, page 2a)

кал:

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activities of 30 to 40

individuals associated with the Minutemen organization and related

cight inng organizations i San Diego, California.

He continues

to be employed by the San Diego City Fire Department and con-

sequently has considerable free time available to use in observing

and reporting on activities of a number of radical and militant

individuals and organizations both on and of college campuses

in the San Diego area.

Informant has attended and reported on

planning meetings, demonstrations, and other activities of

such organizations as the San Diego Citizens Mobilization

Committee (CMC) and Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) to

end the war in Vietnam and the Movement for a Democratic

Number of Sie attache dadad sub flage 2a)

87

13147222-

Considered stable and reliable

(X] Yes

NO BREE 8%

"Miscellaneous.

18

Indoctrinated against disclosure # Yes

JUN & 1970

Percentage of information verified 95%

All necessary action taken on information furnished x] Yes

13 - Bureau

"Miscellaneous.")

1 - San Diego

RAL,

SIC:kaw (4)

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 989

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Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

On 11/17/69, 3/5/70, 3/11/70, 3/20/70 and 3/21/70, informant

furnished an extremely large

volume of information consisting

mostly of names and addresses of persons supporting or

sympathetic to New Left oriented activities in and around

San Diego which were obtained through harrassment activities of

right wing groups and individuals in the San Diego area.

On 12/8/69, informant provided advance information regarding

the eviction of the San Diego Street Journal, a militant New Left

oriented underground newspaper from its offices at 360 Fifth

Avenue, San Diego, California, because of general disturbances

and harrassment activities directed against the Street Journal

and the landlord.

on 1/8/70, informant reported that WILLIAM CLAY, San

Diego area leader of the Minutemen Organization, had traveled

during the last two weeks of December, 1969, throughout several

western states for the purpose of making contact with Minutemen

and right wing groups and individuals to establish some kind of

communications and contact network.

Informant advised CLAY was

extremely pleased with the results of his trip.

(See attached Addendum page 2a)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken

to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report all compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing an

income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

It is noted an increase in the amount of money to be

authorized for payment of services and expenses to the informant

is requested.

Informant has provided large volumes of information

concerning activities of both right and left wing individuals

and organizations in the San Diego area and regularly contacts

the san Diego Office several times weekly. It is felt the time

and effort given on the part of the informant in providing this

coverage to the Bureau is worth well in excess of the amount

previously authorized. In addition, informant has stated that

with additional expense money available, he would be able to

provide greater in depth coverage of activities of Minutemen

and other right wing extremist individuals, especially with regard

to the sales and movements of weapons, ammunition and explosives.

Informant continues to be encouraged to take advantage

of any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

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SD 134-914

ADDENDUM

AMOUNT PAID IOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES (Continued) :

Date

Period Covered

Services

3/3/70

1/1 - 31/70

$100

3/30/70

2/1 - 28/70

$100

4/24/70

3/1 - 31/70

$100

6/2/70

4/1-30/70

$100

6/2/70

5/1 - 31/70

$100

Expenses

$16.29

$24.33

$21.93

$14. 13

$12.00

NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES AND PERSONS ON WHOM COVERAGE IS PROVIDED

- (Continued) :

Military (MDM) • Informant has traveled to Oceanside,

california, to cover activities of MDM there.

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED: (Continued)

On 1/8/70, informant reported that through contact

with the publisher of the San Diego Free Door to Liberation,

a local underground newspaper he had learned the paper is

losing money and that the publisher had found it necessary to

use money from his savings and from other funds to continue

printing the paper.

on 1/20/70, informant provided advance information

regarding a conference of the Students for a

a Democratic Society,

which was to be held at Los Angeles, California, during the

period 1/24 - 25/70. Subsequently,

informant provided

information regarding the conference itself.

On 3/12/70, informant provided advance information

on the seizure of part of the Administration Building at San

Diego State College by students protesting administration

action regarding four professors and lecturers pupular with

the many militant and radical students at the school. Informant

continued to provide coverage of the progress of the

demonstration until its conclusion on 3/17/70.

On 3/23/70, informant reported on the establishment

of contact between the San Diego Minutemen Group and a

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Minutemen cell or organization at Santa Ana, California, which

was previously unknown to the san Diego group. Incormant

stated plans were made for mutual cooperation

on activities

of the two groups.

Prior to 4/15/70, informant attended several

planning meetings of the CMC and the SMC and was able to

provide advance information on the anti-Vietnam war

demonstration which took place in San Diego on 4/15/70.

During this demonstration, Informant providea photographic

coverage and was helpful in establishing the presence of a

number of known militants at the demonstration.

Informant has also provided coverage of anti-

war callies and demonstrations sponsored by the MDM at

San Diego on 4/18/70 and at Oceanside, Califoria, on

5/16/70; anti-war rallies at San Diego sponsored by CMC and

SMC on 5/9/70; a teach-in and rally at San Diego State College

on 5/18/70 sponsored by Tuesday the Ninth Committee, a militant

organization at that school opposed to white racism and

political oppression.

On 5/1/70, informant made a pretext visit to an

individual named MORRIS KOMINSKI at Elsinore, California.

Informant described KOMINSKI as a person who

formerly moved

in high levels of federal and local government and said

he learned KOMINSKI is soon to have published a book in

two volumes and in excess of 2, 000 pages on the history

of facism in the United States. Informant also learned

KOMINSKI is sympathetic to the

San Dieco Street Journal

and its publishers and has provided that paper with large

quantitles of Intormation regarding political and business

activities,.well known individuals in the San Diego area,

some of which information has appeared in

subsequent issues

of the paper.

In addition to the foregoing, informant has provided

large quantities of information regarding activities of

right wing

Individual's and Minutemen members, in the San

Diego area.

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## Page 993

5-153a (Rev. 7-22-70)

* An on.

J.c.

SAC, San Diego (170-286)

12/8/70

Attention:

Director, FBI (

137-172227

BEC- 94

1155-R

B4106

I. - Mr. R,/ I. Ridgeway

INformat

Reurlet dated 11/27/70.

_ Authority is granted to designate captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instrictions.

Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

• probationary racial informant

• ghetto probationary racial informant in accordance

with instruc'ions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

[2 Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

$ 250

per La

month

week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to

$ 100

per

Leo month

week for expenses actually incurred for a period of G

[a months

_ weeks effective

12/1/70

You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

legitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

informant on the campus.

MAILED 12

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

→ captioned source

• immediate relatives of source

CON'M-FSI

Eg Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtairing information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis

12

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

-1*

_Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau is strictly

Tolson •-

voluntary and that. this cooperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all

Sullivan

Sohr

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution

Bishop

Brennan,

n your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant.

Callahai

Casper

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Letter to SAC, San Diego

RIE:

SD 1155-R

137-17222

NOTE:

The above is a continuation of previously authorized

payment levels.

Informant is a member of the Minutemen in

San Diego on which he furnishes information. In addition,

he furnishes reports on the activities of the Student Mobilization

Committee and the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee.

During the past payment period he submitted 95 reports which

included coverage on 30 to 40 Minutemen followers and related

right wing oriented individuals.

Ninety-five percent of the

information furnished was verified through other sources.

During past payment period informant attended meetings and

demonstrations of several antiwar and new left oriented

extremist groups including travel to Los Angeles to cover

the Disneyland invasion by the Youth International Party.

Informant is the sole source of information on Minutemen

activities in the San Diego area.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 994

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'TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

FI-401 (Rov. 12-29-69)

OPTIONAL 1ORA NO 10

5010-106

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN, REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222) DATE:

11/27/70

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

(P)

CONE. INEY

SD.®

1155-R.

Re: RAGIAL OR SEGURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

1.

(a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of

- months effective

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB. Matile

A (b) I recommend that authorily be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ 250 per X month

7 week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $ 100 per ] month week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of siz. & months D weeks effective 12/1/70

IIf increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

II. Membership:

Intormant is a member of the Minutemen (MM)

Organization in San Diego, California.

Amount paid for services and expenses:

(See page 1-A)

5

D.

10'

4

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports reguarly on activities of 30 to

40 individuals associated with the MM organization and related

which employment affords him considerable free time which he

can use to observe

and report on activities of many radical

and militant individuals and organizations on and off college

campuses in the San Diego area.

Informant has attended planning

meetings and demonstrations of various anti-war and nilitant

observe an attempted

groups and voluntarily traveled to Los Angeles individuals

California, to

invasion of Disneyland by

supporting the louth International Party (yippies?;

• Number of statements (written and oral) submitted: -

Considered stable and reliable Xl Yes No rExplain in MEetieous " BEC

Indoctrinated against disclosure XX Yes

Percentage of information verified _95%

_EX-106

REC- 94

All' necessary action laken on information furnished (X) Yes

"**:13 IT"

No (Explain in

"Miscallan

- Bureau (RM)

• San Diego

We s102 Borit 238523 Pass 995,

SLC: jam (3)

RAG

127%

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SD 170-286

Period

6/1-6/30/70

7/1-7/31/70

8/1 = 8/31/70

9/1-9/30/70

Services

$200

210

215

230

1a

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 996

Expenses

$39.47

36.70

29.44

26.39

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## Page 997

Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

On 5/6/70, informant was in attendance at a rally

camous and wnile there

obtained a number of coples, with names and addresses, of a

PFP petition which was being circulated. The purpose of the

Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) at San Diego State

College (SDSC) to protest the announcement of the United

States' invasion of Cambodia®

On 5/9/70, informant was present at and observed

the anti-war march and rally sponsored by CMC and SMC and

furnished the names of a number of individuals responsible

lor, and participating in,

the rally. Source also furnished

photographic coverage of individuals participating in the

wing oriented individuals to disrupt the march.

(Cont'& on Page 3).

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being laken

to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax feurn and he has agreed to comply.

Informant continues to be encouraged to take

advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of

activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

Due to the somewhat disorganized nature of the MM organization

and related groups in the San Diego area because of the fugitive

status and arrest of ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, National MM

Leader, informant has been able to assume a position of

leadership among many right wing oriented individuals in this

area.

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SD 170-286

On 5/27/70, source reported on the establishment

of a new information

center on the UCSD campus.

The purpose

New Leit community at the school.

on 6/3, and 6/8/70, source was instrumental ir

identifying GEORGE HOOVER as the person who had been

actively and militantly associated with the MM organization

in the San Diego area and was able to furnish information

regarding HOOVER's associates and his place of residence.

On 7/2/70, source provided the names and addresses

of three individuals who had contacted San Diego area

underground newspaper for information regarding Weatherman

activities and the establishment of a Weatherman group in

San Diego. These names and addresses were obtained by members

of the MM organization and made available to the . source.

On 8/6/70, source traveled to Los Angeles,

California, to observe an attempted invasion of the

Disneyland

Amusement Park by persons who had previously

advertised themselves as being Yippies of the Youth

International Party.

On 8/17/70, source was present at the White

Whale, a restaurant and tavern in the San Diego area which

caters to members of the New Left movement and the hippie

establishment, and reported on activities there in connection

with a fund rasing beneilt for the san lego sireet cournal

a San Diego area underground newspaper. Source reported

that a large number of individuals were present and it appeared

that a considerable amount of money had been raised.

On 9/2/70, informant reported information he had

obtained indicating

that plans were being made by individuals

in the San Diego area for a large scale anti-Vietnam war

demonstration to take place on 9/3/70 during the visit and

State dinner of President NIXON and President ORDAZ Of Mexico

at Coronado, California.

on 9/3/70,

source was

Festivities on so visite meet ention a

ORDAZ at Coronado, California, and furnished information re

garding individuals he recognized as being militant members

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SD 170-286

of the New Left movement and who were observed to have

firearms in their vehicles.

source was in contact with former

furnished source with extensive information regarding an

organization known as American Volunteer Group (AVG) which

LENLY described as being an underground military organization,

the purpose of which is to take over the United States

Government in the event it appears to be threatened either

from within or without by Communists or other totalitarian

organizations or governments.

During the months of September and October, 1970,

source successfully penetrated Message Information Center

(MIC), a message and telephone service established by members

of the New Left movement in San Diego for the benefit of

persons adhering to the New Left policy Source was able

to furnish a large volume of information concerning individuals

connected with the MIC.

Informant is sole source of information in the

MM activities in the san Diego area.

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5-1534 (Rev. 2-10-71)

I - Mr. Is. L, Anderson

nilv

AElin Diego (170-286)

Director,

237-27222 - 9.

SID

1155-27 hort

2ua

• MINUTIMEN

6/10/72

Attention:

Ashorty is Stanted to designate captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

• Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

probationary racial informant

ghetto probationary racial informant in accordance

with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

$

$

250.00 per Le month

[week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and ip to

100.00 per [ month week for expenses actually incurred for a period of -5ix

L months

• weeks effective -

6/3/7%

-. You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

INAILED, 31

Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

legitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

JUN informant oh the campus.

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

captioned source • immediate relatives of source

Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

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Make certain informant understands coopcration with Bureau is strictly

voluntary and that this cooperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution

in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant.

In the future, insure that Progress Letter is

submitted

at least two weeks before expiration date.

XIA: CO

(4)

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO.

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Letter to San Diego

RE:

SD 1155-R

137-17222

NOTE:

The above is continuation of previously

ganization in san diego cationa, and a principle

Infornant is member of Minutemen

informant reporting

oin this and other right wing groups in

San Diego area.

He has also furnished considerable information

concerning New Left activity and antilaw enforcement

demonstrations.

Specifically,

he has furnished information

regarding Post Office boxes being opened under fictitious

San Diego area and information regarding surveillance of.

EBI radio tacilities at Ramona,

California, as well as selected

Minutemen

sabotage targeis.. He has furnished 83 reports

involving 30-40 individuals, 95% of which have been verified.

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TO

SUBJECT:

-FD 401, (Rov. 12-29-69)

•OPTIONAL FOPM NO 10

MAY 1802 COITIC N

3010-100

GSA GEN

REG. NO, 27

UNITEL STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECIOR,

FBI

DATE: 6/4/71

(137-17222)

E/USAO, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P)

CONE. INEX

1155 RI

sofia mini

Re: RACIAL OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

I.

• (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for, a period of -

_ months effective

- and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

AX(b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ 250

per A month

• week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $_102 per (X month week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of six

X months

[ weeks effective - 6/1/71

Ilf increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

II. MembershipInformant is a member of the Minutemen (MM)

organization in san Diego, California:

Amount paid for services and expenses:

(See page 1-A)

Less

6//0/71

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activities of 30 to

40 individuals associated with the MM Organization and related

•right ming gone me the men tie comma cre

continues to be employed by thesan Diego City fire Department

which employment affords him considerable free time which he

can use to observe and report on activities of many radical

annies ant he alone organisat10151-17219

on and off college

campuses in the San Diego area.

81750618171

I2: onession of

KE JUN 07-7971

Number of statements (written and oral) submitted:

8R

Considered stable and reliable X Yes

Indoctrinated against disclosure

Yes

Percentage of information verified _95,

All necessary action taken on inforation furnished X Yes

- Bureau (RM)

- San Diego

SLC/Ise

NW 68262 P@dld:32989523 Page 1002*•

• No (Explain in "Miscellaneous."

No (Explain in

"Miscellaneous.";

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## Page 1003

SD 170-286

Period

10/1-10/31/70

11/1-11/30/70

12/1 - 12/31/70

1/1-1/31/71

2/1-2/28/71

Services

$205

210

225

235

230

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Expen ses

$31.61

51:49

23.97

34.24

47.51

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Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

In september 1970, source advised of the opening

of several Post Office

boxes by the MM organization and

turnished the number of the Post Office boxes and the

fictitious names under which they were rented:

In september, source also provided advance infor.

mation on efforts to republish the new left underground

newspaper named Street Journal and also on plans on the part

of persons associated with the street Journal to hola an anti-

law

enforcement demonstration named "Stop the Pig.

During October 1970,

source provided coverage of

the "Stop the Pig" rally, furnishing informotion regarding

activities and identities of speakers and participants.

Furthermore, source provided similar information and coverage

for an anti-war demonstration held in san Diego on 10/31/70.

(Cont-d on Page 3)

Miscellaneous:

(Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken

to advance informuni, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought lo Bureau's attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant continues to be encouraged to take

advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of

activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

Due to the somewhat disorganized nature of the MM organization

and related groups in the San Diego area because of the fugitive

status and arrest of ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, National MM leader,

informant has been able to assume a position of leadership among

many right wing oriented individuals in this area.

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SD 170-286

During October 1970, source was instrumental in

identifying MARGERY MC NICKLES as an associate of the MM

organization and advised of her relationship with ROBERT

BOLIVAR DE PUGH and with the Patriotic Party

In December 1970, source was instrumental in

identifying GERALD L. SMITH as leader of the local National

socialist White People's Party.

In January 1971,

source furnished information

regarding surveillance of Bureau radio facilities at

Ramona, California and MM plans to compile a list of

selected targets for sabotage

in the event of a totalitarian

takeover of the United States.

In addition, source furnished

printed information regarding

literature and other materials

emanating from what was purported to be a new MM

organization

headquartered at Elgin, Illinois.

Source has provided information regarding possible

efforts on the part of LOU CONDE, an 'MM affiliate to arm

seagoing vessel for the purpose of providing protection for

American tuna boats againsi ships of various Latin-American

countries while fishing in waters off those countries.

During february, March, April and May, source has

provided intormation and coverage oi several anti-war rallies

on the san Diego State College campus and in the San Diego

Furthermore, he has furnished information concerning

continuing efforts

on the part of right wing sympathizers

in the Southern California, area to rebuild the MM organization

or to establish a new organization similar to the old one.

During the preceding six months, source has, identified

several individuals as being members or sympathizers of the MM

organization and has provided extensive information regarding

their activities including their dealings in firearms and

explosives.

Informant is sole source of information in MM

activities in the San Diego area.

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FD-36 (HeV. 3'2-61)

Transmit the following in

Via

FBI

Date:

7/27/71

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

159525404

AMC.

TO:

DELICTOR, IDI

FIGURE

Sar DISCO (170-236) (1)

SINUCK:

3/00

RE: - MINUTSIN

Re Sen Diego teletype to the Direau dated 7/23/71,

ne Bur au teletype to san Diego dated 7/24/77-

Enclosed for the Bureau are the original and six

"Sam Davis; EUCUNE BROTE!," dated 7/27/71 at san Diego, San

Diego file 174-120.

For the infosmation of the Bureau,

1155- RA LOF

reasons of his ind his family's personal safety,

has petitionoa

for eclocation.

inclosed ilt. sets forth in summacy forin the

oasis for has recrest.

It appears from several years of

association with the linutemen organization and nenbors

and

other indivicuals

associated with this group, parcicularly

JIRKY LY: DVIS, the suoject has a legitimate concern that

injury or deach may occur to him and his tomily as a result i"

of his services perforrica in behalf of the governent.

It is noted that the informant is willing to leave

the home whieh he owns and a civil service job with the citi

us San Diego which pays him in excoss of $1, 000 per month,

order to secure the safety of luis farily.

Informant has not asked for other emolryuent and

estimates thut cost of relocation would anount to approximatcy

$1500 to $2600.

REC-2/37

1721

22-10

if - Bureau (Enc.

27) (RIS)

12 - 137-13

$2)

3 - San Diegin

(2 - 1709236)

(1 - 174123)

EX-104.

15

SO RUG

Approved:

Special Agent in Charge

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Sent

. M

Per

IF U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-136

4316-1i

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3D 170-286

In accordance with the court decision sct forth in

S..C Lottor Iu-12 acted 3/10,10, it would appeer that the

Government does have an obligation to rclocate the intorant.

It would also arcar that inasmuch as

the informant's uscfulness

has been effectivury corminated as the result of a case ralling

within the jurissicuion of the Alcohol,

Tobacco and Fircaris

Division that cither that agency or the U.S. Departnent ci

Justice should bear the expenses for such a sclocation.

novever, in the event neither ZIrD not the jopartnent

will accopt the responsibility for providing such relocation

to the informant, the

This follows by

to serve as an

informent by the Bureau and that he has performed

faithfuliy in this capacity for four and one-half years.

The Buncer is regiested to contact the reparcment of

Justice and Washington. D. Co headquarters

ireney war provide necessary arencos to relocate the

informont. If sich a request is denica by these offices it

is thon seccended that

the Bireau

coke wain itself sho

governont's obligation to relocate the inforrant at a place

pf safety to him and his family.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego,

Colifornia

July

27, 1971

JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

Also Known is Sam Davis;

LUCENE BRONZI

The Following is iuformation in addition to cui

communications dated June

29, 1971 and July 7, 1971.

For the past foir and one-half years, the san

Diego Division if the Federal Bureau of Investigation has

been operating an infcrment who has been highly successful

in penetrating

California,

the Minutemin organization in the San Diego,

In this capacity, informant has performea

an outstanding service to the government and to the nation

in acquiring and making available a large volume cf infor

mation regarding the

activities of the linuteman organization

and related groups.

In addition, due to the nature of his

successfully targeted

against other unrelated activities and has pIoviûed Coverage

penetration of a number of New Left oriented groups and

demonstrations. The scope of information provided by the

source has often extended beyond the immediate Sun Diego

area to other parts of the nation. He also has been

instrumental in identifying and following the activities of

nany individuals who are of interest to the Federal Bureau

of Investigation: Informant has at all times been found

to be stable, trustworthy and reliable.

The Minutenen is a paramilitant group

organized in June, 1960, by ROBERT B. DE

PUGH in Norborne, Missouri, as a resiscance

to che

spread of

communi.sm

in the United

States by use of guerrilla tactics. DE PUGH

•is currently incarcerated in a Federal

penitentiary for violation of the rederal

Firearms Act.

on June 23, 19/1, source advised that on the previous

Saturday, June 19, 1971, he was in attendance at a gun show

held at Pasadena, Clifornia.

Accompanying him to the show

137-17222-10

ENCLOSURE

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JERRY LYIN' DAVIS, ZISO INOVAT 2S

S"M DAVIS; EUGENE ERCWN

waS JERRY LYNH DiVIS, known to the informant for several years

as a member of the linuteman organizacion.

it the show,

contact was made with a thira party, EUGENE BRIN, a reporter

for the "Anaheim Bulletin" and an associate of members of the

Minutemon oxganization in the Los Angeles, California, area,

1s not a member himself.

During the show, several arrests were made, some by

the icchol, Tobacco and Fiscarms Division (NTD). Because

of these arrests and long held attitudes on the part of

DAVIS and BROWN that, although Communism and Socialism pose

threats to their security, the government of this country is

their real

enemy, a decision was reachea by BROWN and D.VIS

that retaliation

should be made against the govechment by

bomoing : TID and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offices.

Plans were made for the three to meet again the following

Saturday evening at a motel in or near the City di El Cajon,

California, the exact time and place not then specified.

At

this meeting, final plans would be made for the bombing and

specific targets selected, one in the ios Angeles, California,

area which BROWN would handle, and one at San Diego, california,

which DAVIS would handle.

In apparent furtherance of this schene, DAVIS

delivered to the informant on two occasions, two metal

ammunition cans for storage and safekeeping. These cans were

found to contain several pounds of INT explosives, 18 hand

grenade fuse assemblies, two rifle grenades, approximately

275 blasting caps of various sizes and types, a military hand

illuminating grenade, a number of parts for converting i-l

and M-15 riiles to the corresponding i2 and i-16 fully

alitomatic weapons and other miscellaneous items.

material was turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation

oy the intormant on June 25, 1971, and was in turn given to

ALED TOL POSSIOLE USE aS evidence

by that agency.

Assistant U.S. Attorney STEPHEN G. NELSON, then

Chief of the Complaint Section,

Diego, California, was contacted on June 25, 1971,

".s. ittorney's offach, san

stated that, as then developed, the facts in this

case did

not represent a prosecutable violation and that additional

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## Page 1010

JERRY IMMI DIVIS, LISO KNOWN AS

SIM DAVIS: EUGENE BROWN

evidence,

such as photographs and tape recordings substantiating

the conspiratorial

meeting to take place on the evening of

June 26, 1971, would be necessary.

For as yet unexplained

reasons, subject Brown did not appear for the meeting on the

evening of June 26, 1971, and has not suosequently been seen

or heard icon by either the informant or subject DAVIS. Informant

197 the into mot

has advised that to his knowleäge no additional plans

have been

made or work done toward carrying out the above-described

bombings.

on July 20, 1971, subject DAVIS requested that the

hand illuminating grenade included in the explosives given by

him to the informant, be returned to him on the weekena of

July 24 - 25, 1971, indicating he had some use for the weapon

but not elaborating further on the matter.

on July 23, 1971, following consultation with Assistant

U.S. Ettorney ROBERT

P. RISSO, newly appointed Chief of the

Criminal Complaint Section, and with representatives of the San

Diego ITFD office, authorization was granted by RISSC and by

aTFD for the hand illuninating grenade to be returned to DAVIS

through the informant. This was only to be done on the condition

that the illuminating grenade was effectively deactivated.

•at this same time, RISSO stated he saw no possible

way so obtain successful pirsecution of DAVIS in this matter.

Furthermose,

he avised that he would in no way authorize

return of the remaining items of explosives to DAVIS.

On july 23, and 26, 1971, the source pointed out

that DIVIS' request that the land illuminating grenade be

returned to him points up the tact that his request for other

parts or all of the items entrusted by him to the informant

is imninent.

Because of his asscciation with D. VIS, whon

the infcinant believes to be bordering on being mentally

irrational, infermant is convinced that for whatever reason,

when it becomes necessary for him in tell DiVIS he cannot return

these materials io him it will becone obvious to DAVIS that the

informant is exactly that of has in some other way betrayed him,

and that DiVIS will then take reprisal of a violent nature

against the inforrant and his family.

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JERRY LIST DIVIS, MISO INTONE IS

SIM D VIS; BUGLITE BROWN

Inasmuch as the explosives cannot be returned, the

informant has petitioned that he and his farily be rclocated

in sone other part of the country out of DiVIS' reach. To

this end, informant is willing in leave his home and an

excellent employment but does not. asis for another job.

Informant has stated a personal preference fc. relocation

at Boise, Idaho, which he feels would be a safe location

as it is not a place to which he would be expected to go.

• On July 27, 1971, Special Investigator STEVE

LOGAN, ITTD, San Diego, was contacted regarding the matter

of relocating the informant.

LOCAll stated that he was not

in a position to make a determination on a question of that

nature but stated he did not believe that AlFD would accept

such a responsibility unless the informant had served as

a witness in an ATFD prosecution.

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.

-

4*-

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

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL • REGISTERED

(Priority)

8/2/71

1

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P)

OcoNr. iNFe

AIFO

144

EID LINC

TSD 1155-RJINformant

/are

RM-MINUTEMEN

CHA

Re San Diego airtel to the Bureau dated

7/27/71,

with enclosed LHM entitled "JERRY LINN DAVIS, aka.; EUGENE

BROWN, BOMBING MAITER."

Enclosed in the Bureau are the original and

six copies of a

Letturhead Memorandum entitled "JERRY LYNN

which

is dated August 2, 1971, at

Enclosed LHM sets forth details of a telephone call

made by Mr. and Mrse CHARLES GODFREY, 4433 MapLes.

California, on 7/28/T1 to Field Supervisor ANTHONY J. MALONEYS

JR.

Also reflected in the hiM is the results ot contact by

SA STEVEN L CHRISTENSEN wIth SD 1155-R On 7/29/710

Infactiont

EX-105

19/-.8185m

Bureau (Encs.

7) (RM)

{23 - 13717222)

(2 = 174- JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka;

EUGENE BROWN,

BOMBING MATTER)

3 = San Diego

• 170-286)

(1-174-428)

SLC/ dfm/mt

(7)

EL AUG 18

Approved:

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Ban Wala

Sent -

85732.12260-4

HOAUG 6

IXTEO COPE AND COPT

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Per.

JU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135

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## Page 1013

SD 170-286

in forma

For the Bureau's informations it is noted that the

parents of SD 1155-R have been aware of his activities in

behalf of the Bureau, inasmuch as informant counselled with

them at the time he was initially approached with regard to

perforning services for the rBI.

casual contact, informant's parents have become

Over the yome fairly

through

well acquainted

with many of the individuals with whom the

informant has associated in his capacity as a source of

InformacIon, IncLuding JERRY LINN DAlIS. Based on their

knowledge of these individuals they have expressed considerable

concern, not only for the safety of their son and his family,

but also for other members of their own family.

No assurances with regard to relocation or securing

employment for the informant have been made either to the

informant or his parents.

With regard to the remark of the informant's father

as to his "friends" in Washington, D.C,, the inrerence of this

remark was interpreted as being that if

the FBI did not help

Mr. GODFREY might seek the

This remark was

not further pursued with Mr. GODFREY..

a2 com

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## Page 1014

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

August 2, 1971

JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

EUGENE BROWN

The following is information in addition to our

communication dated July 27, 1971:

On Jüly 26s

1971, the informant who has furnished

the previous information in this case, was approached on

the

subject of relieving him of custody of certain explosive

materials previously furnished to him by subject DAVIS, by

the

use of a search

warrant for the explosives at his home.

The search warrant,

it was felt, would serve the purpose of

explaining to DAVIS why this informant could not produce. the

explosives. After lengthy consideration, the informant

declined to accept this suggestion as a workable solution to

the

problem.

The informant is convinced that regardless of

the

reason given, when he advises DAVIS he no longer has

possession of the explosives, DAVIS's anger. will cause him to

become irrational to the point that he would commit some act

or acts of violence against the informant or his family.

Informant continued to be of the opinion that due to the fact

the explosives could not be made available for return to DavIs,

the only safe course of action for him and his family would

be relocation in an area where the informant and his family

would be out of DAVIS's reach.

On July 28, 1971, the informant's parents tele-

phonically contacted

the San Diego Division of the FBI.

They

advised that based on their knowledge of JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

and other individuals with whom their son had been associating,

they felt his concern for the personal safety of both himself

and his family was completely justified.

The parents advised

that they contemplated moving to the state of Hawaii in the

near

future for reasons of health.

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137-172712 ame

IEICLOSURE

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## Page 1015

JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

EUGENE BROWN

In addition, the parents indicated they were not

satisfied solely with

the possibility of the informant's

relocation to Boise, Idaho, and felt that in

addition to

relocation, the federal Bureau of Investigation should secure

a job for

the informant at the place of relocation comparable

to the $12,000 a year job he presently holds at San Diego:

The parents advised they had suggested to intormant the

possibility of his relocation in Hawaii, as they felt there

should be an abundance of employment opportunities with the

U.S. Government in that state and that the Federal Bureau of

Investigation should

be able to get one for their son without

too much diificulty.

During this conversation, the informant's father

advised he (the father) has friends in Washington, D.C., and

that if

it appeared help might be necessary in obtaining

authorization for relocation and the securing of employment

for the informant, he would be glad to contact these people

for any assistance they might be able to render.

On July 29, 1971, the informant was recontacted at

which time he stated

he had continued to give the matter of

relocation considerable thought. He pointed out that his

for some time, been trying to convince him of

the desirability of moving to the state of Hawaii. He explained

that his parents have resided and visited in that state several

times, and are contemplating moving there permanently in the

near future for health and business reasons.

Informant

advised he personally continues to feel that relocation at

Boise, Idaho, would be more advantageous to him. He stated

he would appreciate assistance from the Federal Bureau of

Investigation in finding employment there.

Informant further advised that the home in which

he lives at San Diego is being purchased through a Federal

Housing Administration (FHA) loan and has a current market

value of approximately $20,000.

said that subsequent to

making the original estimate of

$1,500 to $2,000, as

the cost

of relocating him to another place, the points required

for liquidating FHA loans have raised from 2 to 10.

* T Met

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## Page 1016

JERRY LYNN• DAVIS;

EUGENE BROWN

He said that this meant that while originally it would have

cost him only $400 to pay off his FHA loan, he is now faced

with the problem of paying $2,000 to do the same thing. The

informant

feels that it will now cost him approximately

$3,000 to $3,500 to relocate at Boise, Idaho.

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.

-

3%

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1016

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## Page 1017

5-153a (Rav, 10-1-71)

I - IT. I. A, Tansay

1/4/72

SAC San Diego

(1,705220)

Director, FBI RES 21P22251G5/2.

Reurlet 12/23/71.

Authority is granted to designate captioned in ividual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security juformant in accordance

with i. ructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

• Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

• probationary extremist informant [ ghetto extremist infouant in accordance

with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

250.00

рек,

month

week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to

200.00

pey month week for expenses actually incurred for a period of -6

25 months

• weeks effective

12/1/71

-. You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

MAILED 23

• Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

JAN 4 - 118gitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

FBI

informant on the campus.

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

-57

I captioned source O immediate relatives of source

Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are remindedi that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received, that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid of

but rather on a c.a.d. basis.

Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau isrstrietl

oluntary and that this cooneration must be maintained on a confidential basis at kiti!

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution

in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant.

i'".

Tolson

Felt.

Rosen

Kohr

Bishop

Miller, E.S.

Callahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Cleveland

Ponder

Bntes

Tavel

Walters

Soyars

Telo. Retai

Kolmes

Gandy

FAT: &ls

(4)

AN

5371

MAIL ROOM

TELETYPE UNIT

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1017

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

FAT

DEM, WAlD,

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## Page 1018

Letter io san Diego

Re:

SD 1155-E

137-17222

NOTE:

The above is continuation of previously authorized

payment levels.

Informant is member of Minutemen organization

in San Diego, California,

and is principal informant reporting

on this and other right-wing groups in San Diego area.

He

has also furnished considerable information concerning New

Left activity and anti-law enforcement demonstrations.

Specifically he has provided information identifying approximately

15 indiviouals associated with known Minutemen or celated

right-wing supporters; data regarding alleged dealings in

fixearms and other items of interest on pars of these individuals:

coverage of a plot to bomb offices of the Alcohol, Tobacco,

and Firearms Division in Southern Califocnia in retaliation

cor arrests made by that office during a gun show neid at

Pasadena, California,

leaders and members of the San Diego Branch of the National •

Socialist White People's Party (NSWPP); and, information

concerning formation of a new

group in San Diego known as

the "Secret Army Organization."

He has also identified

several persons involved in New Left oriented activities

in the San Diego area.

Informant provided 76 reports involving

30-40 individuals, 95% of which has been verified. Requested

payments fully justified.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1018

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## Page 1019

-FD-401 (Rev. 8-9-71)

SIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-106

1962 EDITICN

GSR GEN. ALG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

12/23/71

PROME

JaSAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P)

SUBJECT:

D

1155-D inform

Re: EXTREMIST OR SECURITY IN FORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

I.

• (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -

_ months effective

_ and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

XXI (b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ 250

_ per La month

• week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $ 100

- per A month [ week for expenses actually incurrec

for a period of siX

- X months [] weeks effective -

12/1/73

IIf increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

Il. Membership:

Informant is a member of the Minutemen (MM)

Organization in San Diego, California, and also of

a new formed organization known as the Secret Army

Amount paid for services

and expenses:

Organization.

(See page I-A)

1

H25г

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activitles of 30 to

40 individuals associated with the MM Organization and related

right wing groups in the San Diego, California area..

He

continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire

Department

which employment afrords him considerable free time which he

can use to observe and report on activitles of many radical

and militant individuals and organizations

on and ofr college

campuses in the san Diego area.

SI-106

REC 20/37-17292-

1-4-72

Number of statements (wrillen and oral) submitted: -

76

Considered stable and reliable

E Yes

Indoctrinated against dis closure

96%

Percentage of information verified - 95%

All necessary action taken on information furnished f Yes

• Bureau (RM)

• San Diego

NW 68262 Sdd:32989523 Page 1019*

• No (Explain in "Miscellaneous. muse

SEC.

• No

(Explain in

"Miscellaneous.")

3

2

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## Page 1020

SD 170-286

PERIOD

:6/1-30/71

7/1-30/71

8/1-31/71

9/1 - 30/71

10/1 = 29/71

11/1 = 30/71

SERVICES

$240.00

$250.00

$205.00

$205.00

$210.00

$220.00

EXPENSES

$51.25

$96.00

• $30.12

$25.55

21. 4

$27 • 50

La

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1020'

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## Page 1021

Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

on several occasions during the period June, 1971

to November, 1971, Informant has provided intormation

containing pertinent details regarding the disappearance

and probable death of TROY HAUGHTON, former West Coast leader

of the MM Organization. In this regard, informant has

able to independently substantiate information received by

other field divisions concerning HAUGHTON's probable death.

In addition, during the same period of time, informant

nas Laentitea approximately 15 Individuals, who are associated

with known MM or related right wing supporters and sympathizers.

He has furnished a large volume or intormation regarding

alleged dealines in Irrearms and other items or interest on the

part of these individuals.

In dune, Julys and august, 19rt, Intormant provzaec

considerable coverage of a plot on the part of JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

a known MM leader in the San Diego area, and EUGENE BROWN, a

right wing sympathizer in the Los Angeles, California area to

bomb offices of the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Division In

Southern California in retaliation for arrests made by that

any other (Cont'a Page 3)

pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau's

attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant has been encouraged to take advantage of

any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

close association with individuals involved in extremist

activities in the San Diego area, he has been able to achieve

a leadership position in these activities, particularly in the

newly formed

Secret Army Organization.

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## Page 1022

SD 170-286

During the period June to November, 1971, source

has also priyded intormation relative to the san Diego

Branch of the National Socialist White People's Partys. (NSWER)

identified some

• leaders

and members of this group, and

provided details regarding its relationships with

similar

groups at Los Angeles, California.

Source has furnished the

location of the new NSWPP Headquarters in the San Diego area.

In october of 1971, source provided information regarding the

formation of a new organization In San Diego known as the

Secret Army Organization whichias

created by JERRY LYNN

DAVIs and others to provide a new image for MM type activities

in the area.

Source

has provided information regarding

contact of leaders of this group with other individuals in the

States of Arizona, Nevadas and Washington in an effort to

expand the organization into those states.

During the months of October and November, 1971,

the source was instrumental in

involved in New lei oriented Identifying several Individuals

activities in the San Diego

area through surveillance

and by participating in some of

these activitles.

Materprauty tuitor

Informant is sole source of information in MM and

related activities in the San Diego area.

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## Page 1023

I CE VESTATION

NR

947

TO

FROM

16

PM

SD

•CODE

NITEL

DIRECTOR

SAN DIEGO

D1-14-72

ĐDC

137-19922-

1340017222°

170-286

2P

Mr. Toron...

i. Felt

Ir, Ilosol

1I. Moht-

Mr. Mahit, FS

/ Mr. Calichoa

Ir. Conrad

for. Dalecy

Mir. Cloveland.

Fir. Fonder.

Mr. Bates-

I'r. Weikart

Tr. Waltors

Iir. Soyars-

Tele. Piceha

Nirs Holmos-

Miss Candy

SD ONE ONE FIVE FIVE DASH E

EM = MM.

cabine

RE SD TEL TO BU JANUARY THIRTEEN LAST.

ON JANUARY THIRTEEN LASI, INFORMATION AS SET FORTH IN

RE TEL WAS FURNISHED ON A CONFIDENTIAL BASIS TO CAPTAIN KENNETH

CERTEN, SAN DIDEO PD, AY SA'S SIEVEN LO OURISTENSEN AND EARLES

M. PETERSEN. INFORMANI'S IDENTITY WAS NOT DIVULGED DURING THE

INTERVIEW O'BRIEN WAS ADVISED THAI THIS INFORMAIION WAS

FURNISHED TO HIS DEPARTMENT FOR WHATEVER USE DEEMED APPROPRIATE.

O BRIEN REPLIED HE WOULD MAKE SUCH DISSMFINATION OF THIS INFORMATION

"AS APPEARED NECESSARY. HE ASSURED INTERVIEWING AGENIS THAT

FROM KNOWLEDGE HE THEN POSSESSED OF THE CASE INVOLVING THE

HE JAN 1Y 197%

END PAGE ONE

5-

Hile for

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## Page 1024

PAGE TWO

SHOOTING INCIDENT, HE DID NOI BELIEVE THAT THE POLICE

DEPARIMENT WOULD BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE A SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION

IN THIS MATTER EVEN IF

ED ONE

FIVE

FIVE DASH

WAS

MADE

AVAILABLE TO TESTIFY. HE SAID IN VIEW OF THE FOREGOING,

II WOULD BE WASTEFUL TO EXPOSE THE INFORMANI AT THIS TIME,

ESPECIALLY IN VIEW OF THE URGENT NEED FOR THE TYPE OF

COVERAGE INFORMANT WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE DURING THE.

FORIHCOMING SEVENTYTWO REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

SAN DIEGO WILL ADVISE THE BUREAU IF ADDITIONAL PERTINENT

DEVELOPMENIS ARISE IN THIS MATTER.

PENDING.

END

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1024:

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## Page 1025

CODS

EX-10% $

TO

SAC SAN DICCO (170-286)

16G-32

GEORGE CURAL CE ENIESTIGATION,

COMMUNE

ENTIPES SECTION!

J011972

1/14/72

1 • Mr. A. Rosen

I - Mc. E.S. Miller

FROM

DIRECTOR FET (7-1/027222%

1. - Mi. Shackelford

1 • Mr. G.C. Moore

ONE ONE FIVE FIVE

- Eliforniat

1 - Mr. I..G. Brockman

1 - Ms. J.G. Deegan

REURTEL JANUARY THIFTEEN, HINETEEN SEVENTYTHO. 1 - M*. R.L. Ridgeway

CLOSELY FOLLOW SHOOTING DICIDENT SET FORTH IN REFERMICED

TELETYPE AND PROMPTLY FUNNISH BUREAU ALI PERTINENT DEVELOEIIENTS.

FURNISE PERTINENT DETAILS TO THE SAN DISCO POLICE DEPARTMINI; HOWVER,

WITHHOLD IDENTTY OF INTORMANT. TER IDENTITY OF INFORMANT SHOULD BE

GIVERY ONLY AS A LAST RESORT AID THEN ONLY TO AN ESTABLISHED LOLICL

CONTLCT VIO WILL HANDLE THE MITTER CONFIDENTTALIY.

REMIND INFORMANT TO AVOID DIRECTLY BECOMING INVOLVED INT

SITUATIONS TILL MIGHT DEVELOP INTO VIOLENT ACTIVITIES.

RIR: pie pjo

(9)

NOTE:

sele

memorandum G. C. Moore to Mr. E. S. Miller,

dated 1/14/72, captioned MSD 1155-P, Extremis Informant, "

prepared by RiRipjc.

GCM

Mr. Tolson

Mr. Felt.

Mr. Rosen -

Sir. Mohr

Mr. Rishop

Mr. Miller, E.S.

Mr. Callahan ..

Mr. Casper -

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder..

Mr. Bates

Mr. Waikart

Mr. Walters.

{24

Mir. Soyars -S

Tele. Room

Miss Homes a-.

JAN& 0 1972

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## Page 1026

NR

14

SD

CODE

710

TO

FROM

PM.

NITEL

DIRECIOR

SAN DIEGO

Bis. 1aX

SD ONE ONE FIVE FIVE DASH E

FELt BUNGSU OF MAT CATION

COMELINICATIONS SECHON

JAN 1 8 1312

01-13-72

DDC

121 - 1,0711

13417222

170-286

6P

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PERISONE

Mr. Toon

Mr. Icine

Ir. Monr--

Mr. THing-

Mr. Joker, ES_ke

i Calcion

Mc. Carper.

I.:. "Joveland

i': -endor-

Eries-

i Telicit

kir. Mic.licra-

inc. nocm.

*Cies Holinea

Miss Gandy-

EM - MM.

1.144

RE SD TEL TO BU JANUARY SEVEN LASI, CAPTIONED CALREP; NEW

LEFI MOVEMENT - VIOLENCE, IS a NLY

REFERENCED TELETYPE REPORTED AN INCIDENI WHERIN A

YOUNG WOMAN, ALLEGEDLY A VISITOR AT FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE MUIR,

SAN DIEGO, THE RESIDENCE OF PETER GEORGE BOHMER (SD ONE

ZERO ZERO DASH ONE FIVE FOUR FIVE ZERO), WAS THE VICTIM OF

SNIPER FIRE RESULTING IN A GUNSHOT WOUND IN HER ELBOW. THE

}

I RESIDENCE AT FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE MUIR IS A WELL-KNOWN NEW

LEFT COMMUNE NAMED "THE BOX" (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE

FIVE NINE SEVEN ONE). IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THE GUNSHOT

WOUND IS MINOR IN NATURE.

ON JANUARY TWELVE LAST CAPTIONED SOURCE WAS CONTACTED AT

WHICH TIME HE FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

EX-104

157-17282-14

END PAGE ONE

JAN 17 1972

INTER TONSENS

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ON DECEMBER IWENTY SEVENTYONE, THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

(SAO> (SD ONE FIVE SEVEN DASH TWO (EIGHI ONE FIVE), A NEWLY

FORMED RIGHT WING PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION IN THE SAN DIEGO

AREA, PREPARED AND DISIRIBUTED A NUMBER OF COPIES OF AN

INTELLEGIENCE TYPE BULLETIN REGARDING PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

INFORMATION UTILIZED IN THE BULLETIN WAS OBTAINED PRIMARILY

FROM RESEARCH OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES AND PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE

OF. THE BOHMER RESIDENCE BY SAO MEMBERS, INCLUDING INFORMANT•

RESPONSE TO THE BULLETIN FROM RIGHT WING SYMPATHIZERS WAS

CONSIDERED ENCOURAGING BY THE SAO AND §ONSEQUENTLY ON JANUARY

SIX LAST INFORMANT WAS REQUESTED BY JERRY LYNN DAVIS (SD

ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE FOUR IVO NINE SEVEN, LEADER OF THE

SAO, TO CONDUCT ANOTHER SURVEILLANCE OF THE BOHMER RESIDENCE

FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING ADDITIONAL INIELLEGIENCE INFOR-

MATION SUCH AS LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS AND DESCRIPTIONS AND

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HABITS OF OCCUPANIS. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WAS TO BE

USED IN THE PREPARATION OF FORTHCOMING

SAO INTELLEGIENCE

BULLETINS.

INFORMANT, NOT DESIRING TO CONDUCT SUCH A SURVEILLANCE

ALONG

CONTACTED GEORGE MO HOOVER (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE

FIVE THREE FIVE SIX), AN ASSOCIATE OF SAO MEMBERS, REQUESTING

HE ACCOMPANY SOURCE. SOURCE AND HOOVER ARRIVED IN THE

VICINITY OF BOHMER'S RESIDENCE AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT FORTYFIVE

PM, JANUARY SIX LAST, WATCHED THE RESIDENCE FOR A PERIOD OF

TIME, DETERMINED THERE WERE NO CARS PARKED ON THE STREET

NEAR THE HOUSE, OBSERVED IWO INDIVIDUALS LEAVE THE HOUSE

AND WALK AWAY TO AN UNKNOWN DESTINATION, AND FROM THE

SUBSEQUENT APPEARANCE OF THE HOUSE ASSUMED IT THEN TO

HAVE BEEN UNOCCUPIED. SOURCE AND HOOVER WENT SO FAR AS TO

PLACE AN SAO STICKER ON THE FRONT DOOR OF THE RESIDENCI

FOLLOWING WHICH THEY DROVE BY THE HOUSE ONE LAST TIME PRIOR

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TO GOING HOME, AT THIS IIME, WITHOUT WARNING, HOOVER S. WHO

IS GENERALLY ARMED, POINTED A PISTOL OUT THE PASSENGER WINDOW

OF THE CAR FIRING TWO SHOTS AT THE HOUSE• SOURCE YELLED

AT HOOVER, "WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?" AND THEN LEFT

THE AREA AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. SOURCE STATED THAT FORTUNATELY

THE PISTOL, AN AUTOMATIC, JAMMED ON THE THIRS SHOI OR HE

FEELS CERIAIN HOOVER WOULD HAVE EMPTIED THE CLIP IN THE GUN.

SOURCE ADVISED HE UNDERSTANDS THAT THE WEAPON HAS BEEN

DISPOSED OF.

IT IS NOTED SOURCE WAS DRIVING HIS SIXTYNINE RAMBLER AMERICAN,

MEDIUM BLUE, GENERALLY MATCHING THE DESCRIPTION OF THE

SHOOTING VEHICLE AS FURNISHED BY WITNESSES TO THE POLICE.

SOURCE EXPLAINED HE WAS RELUCTANT TO DISCUSS THIS

MATTER IN DETAIL WHEN TELEPHONICALLY CONTACIED REGARDING

THE SHOOTING ON JANUARY SEVEN LAST AS HIS WIFE WAS PRESENT

AT THAT TIME AND HE DID NOT DESIRE TO UPSET HER UNNECESSARILY.

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HE STATED THAI THE ABOVE SHOOTING HAD COME AS A COMPLETE

SURPRISE TO HIM AND THAT HE HAD NO INTENTION OR DESIRE TO

TAKE ANY ACTION AT BOHMER'S RESIDENCE OTHER THAT TO OBTAIN

WIIATEVER INFORMATION WAS AVAILABLE AS DISCREETLY AS POSSIBLE.

HE STATED HE IS EXTREMELY UPSET AND DISMAYED AT THIS TURN

OF EVENIS.

IN CONNECTION WITH HIS ACIIVITIES IN BEHALF OF THE

BUREAU, INFORMANT HAS BEEN REPEATEDLY CAUTIONED TO AVOID

BECOMING DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN ANY SITUATION WHICH MIGHT

CAUSE DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY TO ANY PERSON. SOURCE HAS

WHOLEHEARTEDLY AGREED WITH THIS POSITION AND HAS CONSISTANTLY

FURNISHED ALL INFORMATION IN HIS POSSESSSION REGARDING THE

POSSIBLE OCCURRENCE OF SUCH INSTANCES. IT IS BELIEVED SOURCE

WAS IOTALLY UNAWARE THAT HOOVER MIGHT SHOOT INTO THE KOUSE

PRIOR TO THE OCCURENCE OF THE INCIDENT AND HE HAS BEEN

CAUTIONED TO AVOID ALL UNNECESSARY CONTACT WITH HOOVER IN

THE FUTURE.

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PAGE SIX

SOURCE STATED, TO HIS KNOWLEDGE, ONLY HE AND HOOVER

ARE PRESENTLY AWARE OF THIS INCIDENT. SOURCE ADVISED THE

INCIDEN APPEARS TO HAVE CAUSED HOOVER TO BECOME "FIRED UP"

AND READY FOR A VIOLENT CONFRONTATION WITH THE POLICE IF

APPROACHED ON THE MATTER. HE SAID HE DOUBTS HOOVER WOULD

DISCUSS THE INCIDENT WITH ANYONE ELSE BUT CANNOT BE SURE

OF THIS. IN VIEW OF HOOVER'S UNPREDICIABLE NATURE AND

PRESELT EMOTIONAL STATE, SOURCE SAID HE WOULD ADVISE AGAINST

ANY INTERVIEW OF HOOVER.

UACB, THE FOREGOING INFORMATION WILL BE DISCUSSED

DISCRETOLY WITH THE SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT AND, IF

NECESSARY, INFORMAT'S IDENTITY WILL BE FURNISHED TO THAT

DEPARTMENT AT A LATER DATE.

END

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

3010-106

MAY 18I2 EVITION

GSA GEN. RIG. NO. .%

UNITED STATES GC

RNMENT

Memorandum

Tol sen

Fell -

TO

: Mr. E. S. Miller

FROM

:

G. C. MooreGCM

CONT. INZE

SUBJECT:

50 1155-EleN ferrain

EXTREMIST INFORMANT

1 • Mx. A. Rosen

1 • Mr. E. S. Miller

DATE: 1/14/72

1 - Mr. R. L. ShackelfordPonder-

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

1

- Mr. L. G. Brockman

1

- Mr. J. G. Deegan

(RiSion.

Millen ID's

Callaban

Casper

Conrad.

Dalbey

Cleveland

Waikart.

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes -

Gandy -

1

- Mr. R. I. Ridgeway

TONY

This is to advise of information developed by captioned

informant disclosing a shooting incident arising from activities

of the newly organized white extremist Secret Army Organization.

By menorandum dated 1/11/72, you were advised of the

formation and accivities oi the newly formed ultraconservative

white extremist paramilitary group known as Secret Army Organiza-

tion (SAO). SAO has targeted for harassment San Diego State

College Professor Peter Bohmer. Bohmer's residence is a well-known

New Left commune, whose occupants, along with Bohmer,

are planning

demonstrations at the Republican National Convention

scheduled at

San Diego for August, 1972.

Captioned informant, a 28-year-old white male operated

since August, 1967, has been recently targeted to penetrate the

extremist-oriented SAO. On January 6, 1972, informant was

requested by SAO leader to surveil. Bohmer's residence in order

obtain intelligence information. Accompanying informant on/

surveillance was SAO associate George M. Hoover. The surveillance,

held during the evening of January 6, 1972, was discontinued after.

*the Bohmer residence appeared unoccupied.

However, prior to

discontinuance, an SAO sticker was left at the front door. While

passing in front of the house in informant's automobile, Hoover,

without warning and to the complete dismay of informant, fired

two shots into the house. The informant strongly protested and

they sped away. A female occupant of the house reportedly

sustained minor gunshot wound in her elbow.

137-17222-148

Enclosure

134-17222

REC-2

1302

CONTINUED QUER

RLRiPJCF

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92 JAN 20 1972

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re if

• SD 1155-E

134-11222

Informant furnished details of the shooting, which

would not have been available through any other source, and

cautioned that Hoover is "fired up" over the incident and ready

for a violent confrontation should police approach him on this

i matter.

Identities of those involved in shooting not known to

San Diego police; however, witnesses did furnish description of

informant's automobile.

This informant, during his utilization, has furnished

exceptionally valuable information on the Minutemen and has been

completely reliable. He has been previously cautioned, as all

extremist informants are, not to become directly involved in

violent confrontations or activities.

He is the only Bureau

source covering the violence-prone SAO, San Diego has advised

that pertinent information developed by informant will be

furnished to the San Diego Police Department but informant's

identity withheld unless disclosure bacomes necessary. There

appears to be no objection to this, and San Diego will be

instructed to closely follow this matter and promptly report

pertinent developments.

Hillin

RECOMMENDATION:

'WBS,

approved and sent.

That attached teletype

in accordance with above be

DEM

EM

Wils

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CODE

THLETYPE

URGENT

6/26/72

Mc.

T. F. Howard

ME.

C. Patterson

I. Ridgeway

SAN DINGO

(170-286)

1

1

FROM:

ACTING DIRECTOR,

FBI (13117228)

13417253.

SD

LONE ONE

RASH DINfOrMANT

REURTEL TYPE JUNS TULNTY-INO LAST CAPTIONED "UNSUB; BOMBING OF

GUILD MOVIE THPATER, TIZE EIGHT INO SEVEN DASH TIETH AVENUE,

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE NINETEEN LAST. EID."

AUTHORITY GRANTED TO MAKE CAPTIONED INFORMANT AVAILABLE TO

SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTIZINT (SDPD) FOR PURPOSE STATED IN REFERINCED

TELETYPE ONLY IF INFORMANT IS A WILLING WITNESS AND ONLY AS A LAST

, RESORT TO INSURE PROSECUTIVE ACTION. SDD MUST CLEARLY UNDERSTAND

THAT INFORMANT HOLDS GREAT FEAR FOR HIS LIFE AND PERSONAL SAFETY

SHOULD HE BE SURFACED AND IT IS THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE

ANY NECESSARY PROTECTION TO INFORMANT SHOULD HE BE USED:

SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED TO EXPLOR

SALI, OTHER AVENUES TO SEGURE

SDPD

PROSECUTION AGAINST SUSPECT

AKOPIC BEFORE UTILIZING INFORMANT AS

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JUN 281973, 6XC

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TELETYPE UNIT

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JUN 27-27;

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TELETYPE TO SAN DIEGO

RE: SD 1155-E

134-17222

NOTE:

William Yakopec, El Cajon, California, has disclosed

to captioned informant that he is responsible for bombing of

Guild Movie Theater in San Diego and plans additional bombings.

Informant is acquainted with Yakopec through involvement in

Secret Army Organization (SAO), an extremist right-wing group

• in San Diego.

Without informant's tescinony, SDPD will not

be able to obtain arrest warrant for Yakopec. Therefore,

SDPD requests informant be made available as prosecution

witness. Informant believed extremely reluctant to testify

for fear of life and personal safety. SAC recommends informant

be made available to SDPD provided he is willing to cooperate.

and PD can afford protection. Informant is member of SAO on

behulf of Bureau. He is a 28-year-old white male operated

since 1967.

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I-153a (Rev. 5-3-72)

• Mic •

Do the Ridgewey

A. tanacy

SAC, Ran Diago

(170-223)

EX-112

Acting Director, FBI {157-1,7222

2253-2

7/30/72

tention: Vouchet-Statistical Section

7100.

Felt

Campbell

Rosen

Bishop

Miller.

Callahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Cloveland

Ponder

Bates

Winikart

Kinlters

Soyars

Tele. Room

Holmes

Gandy

Renalet 6/20/72.

Authority is granted to designate captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develoy source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

probationary extremist informant

• ghetto extremist informant in accordance

with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

$ 2.80

per

month

week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to

$ 100

per

month

week for expenses actually incurred for a period of Bars

t months

• weeks effective

6/2/72

You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

• Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

legitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

informant on the campus.

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

captioned source

• immediate relatives of source

Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

,15

Make certain informant understands cooporation with Bureau is strictly

voluntary and that-this cooperation must bo maintained on a confidential basis at alle.:

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution s

in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant."

JEB

(5)

DEN/AND

GCM

1-523 N05

ON PAGE TWO

MAL REONE!

a T'ELETYPE UNIT

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Letter to San Diego

Res SD 1153-E

137-17222

In the sucure you should be certain thei request

for payment auchorization It submitted at least two woets

in advance of the effeccive dale.

NOTE:

This is a continuation of previously auchorized

payment levels.

Informant is a member of the Secret Army

Organization (SAU) In San Diego, CaLliornia, and is the

principad informant reporting on this and other right-wing

groups in the San Diego area.

He has also furnished considerable

valuable information concerning revolutionary activities grouds

and anti-law enforcement denonstrations. Specifically, he has

furnished

83 reports concerning several

functions and 30 to 40

individuals.

Ninety-five per cent of the information furnished

by him has been verified through other sources.

He has reported

data conceming contacts between the SAO and the Minutemen

including the branch headed by Jesse Stevens in Maryland wich

regard to possible alliance being formed between these two

He has been in contact with the leader of the National

Socialist White Peoples Party (NSWPP); has reported on the

acquisition of weapons and explosives by the San Diego members

of SAO; and has provided substantial information regarding

finances and sources of funds of SAO. He furnished data

concerning sale and delivery of weapons and other military

surplus items by an individual from the Seattle, Washingion,

area.

Based on quality and quantity of information, payments

are fully justified.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

FD-401 (Rev. 8-9-71)

-DOPTIONAL TORM NO. 10

5010-106

USA GENe.

REG. 10.37

UNITED STATES WUVERNMENT

Memorandum

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222) DATE:

6/20/72

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P)

DONA-Or

SD 1155-E

"EM-SAO

Re: EXTREMIST OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

I.

• (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -

- months effective

- and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

XX(b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ $2.50.00 per A month

• week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $ 100.00 per X month

- week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of Six (6) ⅞ months [ weeks effective _ 6/1/72

IIf increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

Membership: Informant is a member of the Secret Army Organizath

(SAO) in the San Diego, California, area.

Amount paid for services and expenses:

(SEE PAGE I-A)

чта."

#15.41

1M222 44 Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activities of 3u

_to

• 40-individuals associated with the SAO organization and related

right wing groups in the San Diego, California area.

continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire Department

which employment affords him considerable free time which he

can use to observe and report on activities of many radical

and militant individuals and organizations on and off college

campuses in the San Diego area.

FX-112

Number of statements (writlen and oral) submitted:

9512217032-16

Considered stable and reliable & Xes D] No (Explain in "Miscelaneois"")

Indoctrinated against disclosure & Yes

17=3

?:.

¿ Percentage of information verified —

95%

JUit 4$ 1972

Bureau (Regessary action taken on information furnished XX Yes No (inTain in

Hifcellundous.")

- San Diego

SLC:m12

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SD 170-286

Amount paid for services and expenses:

PERIOD

12/1 - 31/71

1/1 - 31/72

2/1 - 29/72

3/1 - 31/72

4/1-30/72

5/1 - 31/72

SERVICES

$215.00

220.00

205.00

205.00

220.00

215.00

EXPENSES

$38.75

22.40

50.00

31.40

52.70

27.19

1-A

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15?

Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

On January 28, 19/2, source advised that the SAU

had been contacted by Newsweek magazine and also by a San Diego

daily newspaper!

The Evening Tribune, asking for interviews for

articles they wished to run on the organization.

During the early part of 1971 source made available

a list of several hundred names which were represented to him

as being a mailing list compiled by TROY HAUGHTON, former

West Coast

leader of the Minutemen Organization.

source made available copies of all printed matter distributed

by the SAO and furnished information relating to contact

Maryland, and the possible formation of an alliance of these

EWO

_groups.

(SEE ADDENDUM)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish steps being taken to advance informant, and any other

pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau's

altention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant has been encouraged to take advantage of

any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to the Bureau in the San Diego

area. Through his

close association with individuals involved in extremist

activities in the San Diego area, he has been able to achieve

i she se

a leadership position in these activities, particularly in the

newly formed Secret Army Organization.

Delay in submission of this letter was caused by the~

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SD 170-286

at san Diego, and provided intormation relating to his

philosphies, plans

and activities. Through contact with asso.

organization, and has

group.

attended some public meetings of the

During the period in question source has provided a

large quantity of information relating to the acquisition an

use of weapons by members. of the SAO and related individuals.

In January source advised that JERRY LYNN DAVIS, San Diego

area leader of the SAO, claimed to

have obtained the keys to

the powder magazine of

a large sand and gravel company in the

area,

and that in the future he planned to enter the magane,

take away as much of the explosives as possible and then blow

up the rest to destroy any evidence of the theft.

In February, 1972, source advised of efforts by

DAVIS to obtain two 81 mm mortars from two unidentitied indi

viduals at Los Angeles, California.

He further reported on the

acquisition of a complete military radio by the SAOknown to

perzod. In this regard!

which he has continued to do throughout the reporting

he has identified several new members

of the group as well as associates of these members, and also

potential menbers of the organization.

Source has furnished

information pertaining to the relocation ot several of these

individuals to other parts of the country, particularly

BETTLE HAUGHION, WIIE Of TROY HAUGHTON, who moved to a remote

•part of Calitoria in March and subsequently remarried.

In March the source provided information about

the finances Of the SAl and the sources..of

its

Funds. "He

also

advised of the travel to San Diego by CY ANDERSON of

Seattle, Washington, who brought with him a large quantity.of

weapons, military surplus items and other articles to sell.

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SD 170-386

In May, 1972, source identified CLAVIN HENDELL FOX

as a new member of the sal and furrished information regarding

travel to Washingion, D.C.s by FOx to participate in a

victory march sponsored there by Reverend CARL MC INTYRE.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

810

OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10

A TE MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FAME (51 CF1) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GL ERNMENT

Memorandum

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

(137-17222)DATE: 11/20/72

1 ki, this reso car-20 in

HOWARD BArRY

CODERDY

Formerly ID 1155-00 find a

EI - SAO,

INUTEION

(00: San Diego)

Re San Diego letter to Bureau dated 6/20/72 and

Bureau lotter to Jan Diego dated 7/3/72.

Source was contacted on November 14, 1972, and

was advised that since he had left the area and woulo not

be able to turnish intormation to the lederal Bureau oi

Investigation concerning activities in san Diego, his

agreement to furnish information to the Bureau was terminated

as of that date and he would no longer be operated by the

BureaU.

Source stated that he is willing to testify in

Federal, State or Local court or before a congressional

hearing if subpoenaed for such testimony.

He was reminded

that he should continue to be factual and truthful in any

• such testimony and that he should not embellish his statements

in any way.

He has been advised that he will testify in a

Federal trial of subject; THOMAS LED FORREST, where the

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, San

Diego, is

prosecuting FORREST for the sale of automatic weapons conversion

kits.

Source is presently testifying in San Diego County

Superior. Court in a case involving GEORGE MIrCHaLL HOOV:,

secret army organization (sal) member, who is charged. witt

attempted murder.

He will testify in cases involving

Bureau

REC-2T

Los Angeles

187-17232-17

2- San Diego

ST 101

EMP / ed

B. NOV 24 1972

(6)

Co

1972

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SD 170-286

JERRY LYIN DAVISS SAO LeAder, IOr POSSeSSIOn Of expLOSIVeS:

DINO MARTINILL

and CALVIN HNDILL FOX for perjury in the

trial of WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, Who was found guilty of the

bombing of the Guild Theatre in San Diego. YAkOPEC was

sentenced to one year to life and a concurrent sentence of

one to five years on another charge.

He will keep

the

Federal Bureau of Investigation advised of any further

testimony required of him.

Source ras advised that because of publicity

resulting from his exposure as an FBI paid infornant during

the trials now in progress,

he might be contacted by the

presss

radio or television

for public appearances.

advised that he will always feel free to contact the Bureau

for assistance and guidance if he is contacted to make any

kina of public appearance.

He advised that he has been contacted by an

noivicual named LibRiTz P. MilLer, 0337 Castano Place,

sun valley:

California. wio advised him that he is a writer

and would like to cooperate with him in the writing of a

book regarding "right wing"

acivities, including that of

the Secret Army Organization.

NTLL.R claims to have some

information already in his

possession regarding "right ving"

organizations.

Source stated that he is giving serious consideration

to writing a book and that he will appreciate any advice and

guidance the Bureau can give him.

The book would place the

FBI in a favorable light. He requested that he be advised if

the Bureau has any information concerning MIll:R which would

make it undesirable to work with him on the book.

source was advised that the Bureau will not sponsor

or endorse any book or publication he might write.

Flash notice on source Was been removedan oNE yEAR,

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SD 170-206

No FD 401 being submitted. Source has been paid

the following amounts for services and expenses since

June 1, 1972:

Date

7/10/72

Services

$250.00

7/10/72

8/3/72

Expenses

$100.00

$200.00

$100.00

9/6/72

11/14/72

$250.00

$150.00

$100.00

LOS ANGELIS

Search Indices regarding LAURITZ P. MILLAR

8337 Castano Place, Sun Valley, California, and advise

Bureau and San Diego of any pertinent information.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 15.2 EDITION

GSt, 85MS (41 CTA) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES GC

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

12/22/72

ROM : ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, LOS ANGELES

(157-8214) (RUC)

SUBJECT:

HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY

(Lormerly (5D 1155-E)!

EM - SAO, MINUTEMEN

00: San Diego

1570?

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau, dated 11/20/72.

On 8/11/72, Mr. LAURITZ PÀ MILIER, 8337 Castano

Place, Sun Valley, California, wrote a letter to the

Acting Director, FBI, in which he advised

3 as follows:

MILIER, a free-lance writer, had recently returned

to Los Angeles Irom Japan, where ne had researched a potential

story on

• the Japanese terrorist groups that providea chree

gunmen for the Lod Airport massacre in ler Aviv, Israel,

5/30/72.

According to information learned by MIllar there

was a strong indication of a world-wide Communist conspiracy

dedicated to international revolution. Mr. MILLER related

some of the facts which he learned concerning the Red Army

group in Japan and lus ties to revolutionary groups throughout

the world.

details of the information which he had related in his

On 8/23/72, Mr. MILIER was interviewed concerning.

letter to the Bureau. After the interview MILLER produced? .

several books written in Japanese which he had had partially

translated and which were extremely revolutionary and. violent

in nature.

These books were forwarded to the Bureau for

complete translation.

Mr. MILLER seemed to be a reasonable man who was

very concerned about the dangers posed by terrorists

organizations throughout the world.

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTAL

FBI

Date: 3/1/73

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorit;)

TO:

FROM:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

SAC

SAN DIEGO (170-286)

(P)

ATTN: OrFICS OF

LEGAL COUNSEL

HOWARD BAUEY

• GODERST

FORMER L2 1155-34

(00: Jan Diego

le san Diego letter to Burcau dated 11/20/72; Los

Angeles letter to Bureau dated 12/22/72.

On 2/23/73, LAURITZ P. MILLER, Sun Valley, California,

telephone (212) 767-3591, telephonically contacied SA SARI M.

PATERSEN stating that he was planning to assist former FBI

infornant HOWARD GARRY GODFREY in writing a book concerning

his experiences while assisting the TBI. He advised that the

book will

be pro-TBI and will be as factual as possible.

He

stated that he would like to verify that GODIREY had actually

reporied to the FBI some of the things that he has reported

to him in

discussing the preparation of the book.

HOWARD BARRY GODMEY VAS fOrmerlYLSD 1155-E/hiti

MILLER was advised that he could be furnished no

infornation without

the specific authority of the Acting

Director of the InI

possibly, the additional approval

of the U. &. Departmells

Justicer

19

Milin stated that it is his intention to prepare a

letter to the Acting Director of the FBI setting forth inform

ation corcerning the book he intends tdsmite and requesting

authority to obtaid infornation, thai he needs to verify the

authenticitygot information cunishod by coprney.

Bureau. (RM):

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(157 8214) (INTO) (RM)

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XORITZR. MILLER 213/767-3581 8337 CASTANO PLACE SUN VALLEY, CALIF. 1352

Mr. Felt

Mr. Belor

February 28, 1973

R9r. Fieruer

"Mr. Heim

Mr. Heatogied -

M:. Calichan

Mis. Clevelana

Nar. Conrad

Mr. Gei. ardt

Patrick L. Gray; Director

-Federal Bureau of Investigation

washington, D.C.20535

Dear Sir:

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marahall

Nr. Alister, E.5.

Mr. Pi:vis

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Telo. RooM

Ms. Kinlar:

As you have been informed by Agent Earl Peterson of San Diego, Armstrong

• I am collaborating with Howard Barry

Godfrey to produce a book

Mr. Heringiou

Ms.

Herwig

MI. Minta

based on his experiences as an informant for the Bureau.

Mrs. Neena

I would like to assure you we intend to present the Federall

Bureau of Investigation in only a favorable way.

Our motive for writing this book is

to alert the general

public of a dangerous situation developing (and in some cases well

established) in every major community in the nation.

Godfrey wants to lay out the nation network of communication

between extremist groups, both right and left wing.

He plans to recount as much detail as possible of his years

as a member of these extremist groups, explaining the recruiting,

wit

training, assignment and some actual operations accomplished by

them. -

It would be of great assistance to us if you would authorize

me to interview Agent Peterson in San Diego. This would not constitute

an endorsement of our Book, but would help me to understand more

about Godfrey, the general situation, and the position

131-18 222

the F.B!l.

in coping with paramilitary organizations.

NOT

#$ MAR 20 1973

I will naturally agree to any conditions you

suggest

for hold-

+ 5,8-nt2)

ing such an interview.

Browns le

MOLMAR calentin remo

3-9-73

425 49

1973

FREELANCE:

PHOTOGRAPHER

EDITOR

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Hoping to hear from you soon, i remain

Very truly yours,

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Rivia, edision cavit

OP¡IONAL LOKM NO. 10

5010-106

mns 1704 10111914

EJA GEN, 21G. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GO

NMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. Jenkins

DATE: 3--8-73

FROM :I. J. Brownfieldy

SUBJECT: LAURITZ P. MILLER

• FREE LANCE WRITER,

SUN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

REQUEST TO

INTERVILW SA EARL M.

PETERSEN, SAN DIEGO OFFICE

Mr. Felt _

Mi. Baker -

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad .-.

Mr. Gebhardt.

Mr.

Jenkins-E

Mr.

Marshall

Mr.

Mither inst

Mr. soyars -

Mr. Thompson -

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room—

Mr. Kinley -

Mr. Armstrong _

Mr.

Bowers -

Mr. Herington ...

Ms.

Henvig -

Mir. Mintz -

el

Mrs. Neenan -

BACKGROUND:

MEAn

BY Letter dated february r 1913, MILler advised

he is collaborating with Howard Barry-Godfrèy to produce a

book based on Godfrey's experiences as an FBI informant.

Although the letter was unsigned, it bore letterhead information

including Miller's name and address, 8337 Castano Place,

Sun Valley, California.

Miller's stationery described him

as a "Freelance Writer-Photographer-Editor." Miller said

he and Godfrey

intended to present the FBI

"in only a

favorable way,"

and that Godfrey would describe "the

nation network of communication

by the extremists groups,

both right and left wing," recounting his years as a

member of these extremists groups.

Miller requested authorization

for interview of

"Agent Farl Peterson of San Diego" (SA Earl M. Petersen) ,

explaining the interview "would help me to understand more

about Godfrey, the general situation, and the position of

the F.B.I. in coping with paramilitary organizations."

By airtel dated March 1, 1973, the San Diego Office

advised that Miller had telephonically contacted Special Agent

Petersen regarding interviewing him and that Miller was advised

he could be furnished no information without the specific authority l

approval of the Department of Justice.

INFORMATION IN BUFILES:

. 18

MAR

Regarding Godfrey:

137417-998

Howard Barry Godfrey,

born

JuLy 1,

namess

1943,

at

Portsnouth, England, was designated a symbol-number informant

Enclosure sent 3-9-23 mala

NOZ RECORDID

1.78 MAX 23 1973

ans - enclosure

SI - ENCLOSUIS

* CONTINUED POVER

1 - Mr. Mintz - Enclosure

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Brownfield to Jenkins Memo

RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER

of the San Diego Office August 10, 1967, while employed as

an equipment-checker for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph

Company, San Diego, California. A gun hobbyist, Army trained

in the use of explosives, he became associated with the top

echelon of the Minutemen as well as the Secret Army Organization

(SAO), furnishing excellent information to the FBI regarding

these

and other extremists groups.

By communication dated November 20, 1972, the

San Diego Office discontinued Godfrey as an informant. Godfrey

had testified in San Diego County Superior Court in the trial

of George Mitchell Hoover, SAO member charged with attempted

murder, and in the trial of William Francis Yakopec, who was

Found guilty of the bombing of the Guild Theater in San Diego.

At that time, Godfrey also was scheduled to testify against

Jerry Lynn Davis, SAO leader charged with illegal possession

of explosives.

SA Petersen also testified in Hoover's trial and

had been Godfrey's contacting Agent.

As a result of Godfrey's

appearances as a prosecutioi

witness, his identity as an FBI informant was publicized in the

news media. (137-17222, 157-17513-10)

Regarding Miller:

Our files show that by letter dated November 30,

1971, Miller requested information regarding crimes committed

by juvenile females.

He was furnished a Uniform Crime Reports

Bulletin.

Miller wrote to Acting Director Gray August 11,

1972, furnishing information regarding what he considered

to be a world-wide communist conspiracy ior revolution,

including direct communication between U. S. revolutionaries

and the Japanese.

Miller stated that some American servicemen

were sympathetic with the world revolutionaries and were being

used as couriers. Miller explained he had developed this

information while doing research in Japan.

He requested

information as to whether the FBI knew of the "situation."

By airtel

August 21, 1972, the Los Angeles Office

was advised of Miller's August Ilth letter and was instructed

to interview him.

The LoS Angeles Office further was instructed

to advise Miller of the confidential nature of information contained

in Bureau files and to alert him regarding the jurisdictions of

the respective military services over their personnel.

CONTINUED - OVER

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•Brownfield to Jenkins Memo

• RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER

Miller was subsequently advised by the Los Angeles

Office. per instructions and the information he furnished was

forwarded to the Legal Attache, Tokyo.

Miller also furnished similar information directly

to the Japanese National Police Agency (NPA), in August, 1972.

The NPA in October, 1972, advised. the Legal Attache, Tokyo,

that NPA's inquiry failed to substantiate Miller's allegations.

(62-115275)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

On March 6, 1973, ASAC Clark F. Brown, San Diego

JIIIce, was telephonically advised of Miller's request to

interview SA Petersen in connection with the protected book.

ASAC Brown was advised that interview of SA Petersen would not

be authorized in view of regulations regarding revealing

information in Bureau files.

This matter has been coordinated with the Intelligence

Division and James I. Williamson of the Office of Legal Counsel.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the attached reply be sent to Miller.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTION:L, FORM, NO. 10

MAY 1952 ENSITICAS

GSA FPME (11 CFA) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES G... VERNMENT

Memorandum

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

ATIN: FBI LABORATORY, FIREARMS

SECTION

SAG, SAN DIEGO (1.70-285) (C)

DATE:

4/30/73

HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY

FORMERLY SD 1155-E) INformaist

EM - SAO OCONE, INFT.

Source made available a number of items

during his

activity as

a source within the Secret Army Organization

(SAO).

He has authorized disposal of these items in any way

seen fit by the San Diego Office of the FBI. The remaining

items not used as evidence and not destroyed are:

One Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 50M2, U. So.

Number 32846, manufactured by Colts Patent Firearus

Manufacturing, Col., Hartford, Connecticut.

This weapon

is completely disassembled and the barrel has been cut off

with a welding torch.

This weapon was removed from a

wrecked airplane on the desert and it was necessary to cut

off the barrel to get the weapon out of the plane.

One •38 Caliber Silencer, no brand name,

with

Patent Pending and the number 9o stamped on 1t bluersteel

One sawed off shotgun barrel and stock (also

sawed off) from Sears Roebuck: model 1001.100 shotgun, no

serial number. Barrel 137, inches long

Two rifle grenade launchers. No identifying

marks.

ST-104

REC-ZA

134-112

22-20

The above-listed items are forwarded to the

Firearms Section fox disposal or for any other use

desired of them.

Deed in Labsolen,

3 - Bureau

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• General Investi, ative Division

- I'nternal IGioirs vivicion

1.

• lit. Do Vio lovers

1, a l1c. Il, A, Hornian

2/7/741 - MI.

W.

R. Wannall

1 - tir.

Nugend - Mr.

Go

C. Moore

1

• Mr.

I .

A. lansey:

1 - lix, I. Fitzlatrick

Er. W. M, Wannall

G. C. lioore

THING AUCT-FBE ANDICLES

AXURING IN FEDRULEY, 1974,

ISSUS OS

NATICIES STATES RICHIES PARTY (GSRE)

EXTREMIST HATTER I DISRU

Page 8 of the February, 1974, Issue of "The Thunderbolt"

(TT), a monthly nerepaper of the

MISRE, contains three articles

critical of the inI and, in part, of former Director J. Figor

Hoovet-

The Misse is an antiblack, anti-Schitic, white

racist

policical party headquartered in larietta, Georgla, which is

composed of past nembers of klan-type organizations. IT

is

edited by Dr. Edward R. Fields who is IISRI Macional

Secretary.

The lead article is captioned "FBI. Turned Into Secret

Police." It discusses a lengthy wricten report allegedly given

by

Former IDI Assistant to the Director Willian C. Sullivan to the

White House, in which Sullivan "revealed" former Director licover

"was not of sound mind in his last years"; how Director Hooves

allegedly "kept files on Congressnen and blacknailed them"; anc

how che FBI allegedly connitted illegal acts in "prosecuting white

patriors" for many years. The article alleges that forner

White House aide John Dean III gave a copy of Sullivan's report

to the Sonate Watongate Connitice (SHO); however,.

the SWC has

allogedly suppressed it, icaders are urged to vite their

Congressmen and the SWC domanding release of the "Sullivan Report."

The arcicle further alleges the FBI has been "wrecking

patriocic organizations" while only "giving lip service to the fight

ageinst comunism," and has experienced a "loss of reputction."

137-17.8257-

Enclosures (3)

NOt diminitist

201 FEB S: 1974

105-66233

1 = 137-17222

(loverd Godirey)

- 157-29577

(S4O)

IT: 1ral (12))

54 MAR G

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Lookand:: to Mr. I. &. Wonnall.

fie:

Theer. Anti-ift inclalco

Appearing in febxuary, 1914, Iscue Or

Intionas States Nighes Larty disi)

Mcuspaper "The Thundesbolt"

It says a nood exista to repeal antigun and similar laus that

enable: Foúccal, agents to "Impose a police stace."

An anclory

is nade between allogod FBI tactics and Russian "secret polico"

tacties.

the article closes by urging readers to refuse

• o

anaver questions from "fodoral arents. "

The second article is a reprint from the "Atlanta

Journcl," 3/15/73 issuc, by Jack Iclson, captioned "FBI's lloover

Galled

*lot Of Sound Mlind.i" The article essentially states

that wiretay files locnind by the IDI in a White Douse aafe were

kept from forncr Dizcetor Hoover because he was "not of sound

nind in his last yeors."

Formor FBi officiel Willian Sullivan

Ieportedly turned the files over to then Assistant Attorney General

¿picrt tiactian, before "Hoovez forced Sullivan to setire from

ce TDI on October 6, 1971, " since the lato Director "could

not bi trusted to keep the eccords confidential." Sullivan is

quoted as saying former Director Hoover lins a master biacimeilce....

with considcrable finesse, despite the detcrioration of his nind."

The third article is capcioned "TBI Francup Falls."

It relatos that George M, Hoover, a nenber of the Socret Amy

Orronization (510) Has convicted last year of Siring into the

hone of a 'lionist radical"' of San Diego, California.

This

conviction tas overturnci on appeal on the basis the jury skould

have been informed the sole witness testifying against Hocver

tas a "paid IDI infomant." This inforant is Identificd as

the article alleges Godfrey "constantly

acts of violonce, and used "entrapment" to involve Hoover in

the shooting incidont. It is stated this succossful appoal. by

Iloover of his "francup" is an "outstanding victory for patriots

everyvhere, " and exposes "how far Goverment agents will so to

vicci patriotic grouge."

COLTTITURD - OVER

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Menocondum to ile. Wi. R. Ronnall

Re:

Three Anci-IDI Articlas

Appcaring in Lebruary: 1974,

Issue 0e

National States Rights Party

(USRF)

Newspaper "The Thunderbolt"'

SAD 15 a now defunce organization. Fomed in

San Diego, California, in 1971 as an anticonmunist, paramilitary

group.

SAO intonded to conduct intclligence-type investigations

and to offer urban guerrilla training for use against "left-wing

groups and suspected enenies of the U. S."

Godfrey was a Son Diego Division extremist informant from

12/6/68 to 11/20/72. Ilo sas targoted to penetrate the SAO and

subseguently became a SAO leader. We have no confired informacion

indicating his accual parcicipacion in "entrapment"

vero raised by Une detonse along this line during hoovêr sariai

and these allegetions vere refuted or explained in open court.

Godfcay's tescinony was instrmental in achieving succossiul

prosccusions aginst several 540 members, and thereby producing

the domise of the SAO.

Copies of the above chree articles are atiached.

ACTION:

None. For information. This newspaper has a small

circulation aimed at its white hate membership. We are not refuting

the allegations therein as to do so would serve no useful purpose

and would merely prompt the NSRP to prolong these attacks.

Le "Do iT, It"

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& ECGAR HOOVER

BAS * MENTAL CASE

410 :: BLACKMAILER

свиняя

FBI Turned I

D

secret Polic

For many years, Valham G..

In fact, Sullivan was the main

occasions

swhen Hoover per-

Sullivan was assistant director.

public spokesman for the FUl

sonally. spoke.

Stillivan often

To J. Edgar Troover

The EBL

and Hoover, excepl on those

• spoke lo contentions and in-

portant meerings in behalf of

Hoover. Iany_man.on.the.in:

side ever knes

what Hoover

really was, il was Assistant

Director of the FBI William C.

sullivan.

Wiliam C. Sullivan gave

long written report 1o

the

White House in which he

revcaled that J. Edgar Hoover

was not of sound mind in his

last jcars. This was a long

report which spelled out many

illegal activities.

He also told liow Hoover kept

files on congressmen

and

senators and blackmailed them

during

the forly eight jears

that he headed the FBl.

It is bad enough for a man to

be a blackmailer and of un-

sound mind, but much worse

when that man is the head of

• the nationwide secret police

that has files on over half the

American people..

Jew Danicl Ellsberg

stolc

military secrets and has been

accused of giving them to

Russia. Yel, Hoover refused to

investigate Ellsberg because of

"his friendship with Ellsberg's

father-in-law, Jew Louis Marx.

It is tragic when the chief of the

secret police is surrounded with

Jews.

William C. Sullisan gase his

report 10

the While House.

Then, the Senate Watergate

Commillee was given

the

report by John Dean, 3rd. The

• Watergate Committee has sup-

pressed the Sullivan report ever

since. They don't want the peo-

ple 1o know thie

truth about

how the FBI has.beca. used io

commit burglary, perjury, and

break. other laws. in. perse-

cuting

loyal White patricts

throughout

the

country

for many years. It would be

well for every person io write to

the senators on the Watergaie

Commitice and demand that

they release and publish the full

rext of the Sullivan Report

which exposes the evils of the

FBI.

A federal court recently

ordered the 113l lo turn over

some of its documents on in-

vestigations 1o i reporier. The

documents showed that

the

FBl had been illegally wor'ing

137-17240-

for jears and years not one in

spy upon rightwing patr.orie

• LEnclosure

organizations, bur lo

also

sabolage them. The only lefta-

ing manizations sabotaged by

tie Fal were there the it

splinered and lickies ila.?

from the discipline de bie sai

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maasecmina49757040400957t i

Below Reprinted As Brid

"The Atlanta Journal" of N

from

15, 1973.

FBI's Hoover Called

"Not Of Sound Mind"

That fellow was amara:

By JACK NELSON

WASHINGTON (LAT)

-

Wiretap files located by the

FBI in a While House sale

were kept from J. Edgar

Hoover hecause he was "not

of sound mind"

In

his

years,

last

William C. Sullivan,

forner FBI assistant director

told the Los Angeles Times

Monday.

Sullivan said that because

the late FBI director

"could

not be trusted" to keep the

{il es confidential Sullivan

turned them over to Assistant

Alty. Gen. Robert Mardian be-

fore Hoover forced Suilivan to

retire from the FBI on Oct. 6,

1971.

Sullivan, now director of the

Justice Department's office of

• national narcotics intelligence,

said John N. Mitchell, who

was attorney general

at the

time, ordered that the files be

given to Mardian.

Acting FBI Director. Wil-

. liam B. Ruckelshaus quoted

Mardian as saying he trans-

ferred the files after Sullivan

warned that Hoover "might

use the records in some man-

ner" against President Nixon

and Mitchell.

RUCKELSHAUS said Sulli-

van did not "affirm" Mard-

ian's claim in a statement to

the FBI. But Sullican told the

Times he and Marcian ud

arree that leoser might use

the files for "spine ill-conceiv.

agalist govern-

ment ofricials. "I don't speci:-

ically remember mentioning

the President," Sullivan said,

"but we certainly had the

President in mind."

Sullivan, who feuded with

Hoover over FBI policy mal-

ters in the last few years be-

fore the director's

death in

May 1972, said that the wire-

tap recoras never were a part

of the FIl's officially record-

ed files.

"Hoover

didnt vant the

recorus in

the gificial ile.

Sullivan said. "lle loid me lo

keep them myself and have

them ready for him. available

any time he wanted them. I

had then in a file cabinet in

my office, but ther wise

never serialized or recorded

in the FBl files

Sullivan said that when Jus-

tice Department officials who

knew of the wiretap records

learned he was leaving "they

were very upset and under-

standably because they could

no longer depend on Hover.

He had been loaling stuff all

the place. lie could no

Tonger be trusted. So I was in-

structed to pass the records to

Mardian."

HOOVER,

who had been

under considerable criticism

for his administration of the

FBI, Was concerned

about

being fired

as

director and

kopt the records "to keep

Mitchell and the others in

- line," Sullivan said.

blachmailer and he sita:

consider sie

itinesse

the deteriaraton oi

Sullivan said.

"He alsays did that sort of

thing. The moment he miend

get somethink

he's send me si the

Doys up and advise toe sara-

for That ive're in the course ci

an investigation

and we br

cahnee happened to come tip

with this data on your daugi-

ter. But ire wanted you lo •

know this — we realize you'd

want to know it. But don':

have any concern, no one wil

ever learn about it. Well.

Jesus, what does that teli the

senator? Erom that time ca

the senator's rich in ale ice

Sullivan

said that neither

Mitchell

nor

Mardian ever

specifically told him that they

dict not want Hoover to bare

the files because he could no:

be trusted. But Sullivan said

he could "read this between

the lines.

"NEITHER MARDLAY nOr

Mitchel. trusted him but the;

didn't want to say that." Suit-

van said. "Hicover wasn't ci

sound mind - as a mater ci

fact

a hich administatica

official cuce said ican:

been of unstud mine for lis

past

Everyssey

who hau anstning to do with

Hoover knew that he was no

longer rational. He was doing

the

strangest

things,

like

going into a rape."

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Framoup Fails

CALIFORNIA PATRIOT

the car, was a paid FBI in-

This 'important case

FREED IN FBI

former.

represents an outstanding vis

FRAMEUY CASE

It was also charged that the

tory for Patriots everywhere

Mr. George Mi. Honver was pimp, Howard. Godfrey,

was

The viclory of George !.

a member of the now defunct

the chicf "firebrand"

in the

Hoover over this FBI frameus

right-wing

"Secrel Army

Secret Army and constantly

helps to expose how far govern-

Orgunisation." Hoover, age 37

encouraged, violence, The FBI

ment agents will go lo wreck

of Santee, California, was con-

allowed Godfrey to participate

patriotic groups:

The distur-

evicied last year of tring into

in the shooting, several fire-

bing part of this is that the FB!

the home of a Marxist radical

bombings and

burglaries

will itself break the lass, wit!

named Peter Bohmer of San

before they arrested several

Diego.

acts of violence, in order te

others using Godfrey as their

mancuver innocent patrio:s

Ii was later'admitted by the main witness against them.

into a trap, where they can then

federal prosecution that an FBl..,

_ Godfrey was so convincing

be framed by lying paid pimps

pimp named"Howard Berry that he rose to Assistant State

testifying in court.

Godfrey had

infiltrated the

Coordinator of The Secret Ar-

Sceral "Army:

He had driven

my. Through acts of violence

While

this

soIl

0 1

the car from which the shots

he was able to prove his

skullduggery has been going on

were fired. Therefore the

"loyalty", to the organization.

for some lime, the true fac:s

California

Fourth District

The court deemed this an act of

behind it all are just now com-

Court of Appeals ruled to over-

"entrapment." The FBI pimp

ing to light. We have all read

turn

Hoover's conviction.

was the provocateur of the acts

the chilling

accounts of secre:

Judge William T. Low said the

of violence

and

his FBI

police terror in Russia and no:

jury should have been informed

superiors had the power to stop

we witness the very same thine

that the sole witness testifying

them before they occurred

taking place right here in this

against floover, and driver of

RIGHT-WING VICTORY

country.

1137-17287

Errigare

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Mr. Ma B. Adema

Legal Coanaol

Juas 23, 1979

MICHAND ALL: OUS MENON, et al.

(0,8,0. Go, CALDECIONA)

CE/LL ACTION NO. 75-4-1

Is captioned eivil action plaintitis Feter

Bohmer and Paula Tharp allege that dodendants conspired

do deprive thom of rights, privilegos and immualties securca

to thom by the Conctitution and lemo of the United dates.

Dolondants luclude 948 Rex & Khroder, San Diego, formos

San Diego A04C Clark 4. Brown, presently assigned

Inspection Division, Sa C. Jorda 1 Raylor and Sa Barl M.

Moterson, Snn Lipzo, former Elitovon & winistensen,

and Howard Enery Codircy, a formur San Diego informant.

A Utiguttor ronost Wat submitted to the Departcent by

memorandum. to the Assiotant Attorney General, Criminal

Divisioz, dated 8/29/75.

On 6/18/75, Benjamin C, Vlaanagan, Senios

Triai Attorney, Special Mitigation Section, Criminal Division,

advised that former Son Diego FBI Informant Lovard Barry

Godirey, who reported on rightict activities, had requested

Departmental represcutation in this civil action: nd that the

Dopartmeat has agrood to reprecent ir. Codirey.

Nit. Flanagan asked whether this Eureau had any objection

to tir, Godirey's represontation by the Department.

Enclosure D

137-17222

1 = 100-470202

1 - Me. Wannall

137-17222

WOT RECORDS

25 JUL R6 1975

1 - lie. Dulladway

& - Mr. Mints

1 = Mir. Lacurno

(CONTINUED OVER)

(9)

*375

ORIGINAL, EILET

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Memo to Me. u. B. Adams

Bei Avder Bohmes, et al., Vo

Mchard inthous Mios, et a.

Civil Action Mo, V--

The astachai m mormaoum de the Decartmont

indiectos we hava no ebicedon to the Dopartment effiording

Nit. Loney reprecensosce ad long as ius sateneose do nor

sonane man the interests c. ootondant bes porscine.

RECCVINEND AIXON:

Turi the attaci ed inemoradum to the Lssistant

Attornoy General, Criminal Livicios, ke approved and son.

sit

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6/5/75

AIRTEL

AIRMAIL

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-461715) (100-470202)

ATTN: LEGAL COUNSEI

DIVISION

FRO!:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (62-2248) (P)

PETER BORNER, ET AL

VerSUS

RICHARD MILMOUS NIXON, ET AL

(United States District Court

Diego. California)

CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-4-T

Re your call,, 0/4/15.

HOWARD BARRY GODFREX is a defondant in captionod

case. He has directed a communication to the U.S. Justice

Department requesting that he be represented hy the

Department attorneys in this law suit. CODFREY was

inforrant of the FBI during the period concerned by the

allegation in captioned suit.

It is the reconmendation of the San Diego Office

that the Justice Nepartment represent GODfREy as an arcncy

AlSO GODFREY's defense by Departmental

continuity to the answers. to the

complaint.

Finally GODFPEY was under the impression that

his role as an FBI informer would not be made public and place

the current position

a defendant in a civil action.

13" Bureau

-I- San

Diego

AAR/D.IP: kab

(4)

3

13717222-

NOT RECORDED

46 JUL AS 1975

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Assistend Atorscy Cororat

Crívaal Divialca

June 26, 1075

Piroctor, PEL

2al4. D0I813, C086, 7

157-172721

1 - Wir. Wannall

1 - Mr. Dulladway

2 - Mix. Minta

1 - Vir. Laturno

COVEL ACTION NU. 15-4-7

2a Juno 19, 1096, Vir. Planangen of your offica

edvisod tmt forres Can Riogo Li internant Howard Barry

Gotiney, vão revorted on riguder achtattes, had requosted

Donamental regeusontrticu fa tal civil acuos and that ire

Coparéneat ass agrood to ropresel? ..?. Cudicoy. Me. Elannagan

asiod wiethor this Mercan had ony cujcetion to kir. Godtrey's

represontution by the Deportment.

Fos your tuformation, aù have no pajection to

the Hoportment stforüng repzessntation to lur. Godrey ao long

no his interesto do sol contidot tátia the intereoto os Ectondst

Nal porsosnol. In the event such conities arr as, we do nut icel

it woulá be peugor os appropriate for the Departmont to zeuzesent

hii.

lice Godo o Eroscosonal kesponsibility, bowon 5,

artiica.

Condidurationg DC 5-l4 through 10.

—...

ORIGINAL. FILED IN

7t+9549171

• 187-17222.

rup 3090-1077150

1 - 100-470202

(11)

DUPLICATE YELLOW

..

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 2 (Re: Howard Berry Godfrey)

Volume I

Access

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5010.100

LiSA C.N.

l9, lid il

UNITED STATES GOV

MENT

Memorandum

'TO

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM :

SAC, SAN DIEGO (13"(-1643) (P)

SUBJECT 2

HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY®

CONT. INFT.

DATE:

8/10/67

4

GODFREY has

furnished valvable information in

-the past and is being designated a Symbol, Number Infor-

mant of the san Diego Office.

The following intormation

is submitted pursuant to Bureau instructions:

'l""

I.

INFORMANT'S NAME AND ALL ALIASES

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

II. SYMBOL NUMBER ASSIGNED

III. ADDRESS AT WHICH CONTACTED

Informant is contacted in the downtown area of

San Diego in the vicinity of Tenth and C Street,

San Diego, California.

IV. RESIDENCE ADDRESS

4582 Maple Street

Ja Mesa, California

REE 748

N137-19922-1

V.

DESCRIPTION

MCT-5

16 AUG I. 4 1057

Race

Sex

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Height

Weight

Hair

White

Male

7/1/43

Portsmouth; England

5' 10"

160 pounds

Brown

INESTER

ONTROL

- Burcau (REGISTERED MAIL)

2

• San Diego

CJN: cav

Through and " indicates

(4) .

Дом 26 б

deter

/1/17

6, AUG

2 1967

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Build

Marital Status

Social Security Number

Medium

Married

564-56-5825

VI. DATE DESIGNATED INFORMANT

August 10, 1967

VII. ESTIMATE OF RELIABILITY

As far as has been determined through associa-

tion in the past, this informant has not fur~

nished any false information.

VIII: EMPLOYMENT

Informant is currently employed at the Pacific

Telephone and Telegraph Company with offices

located at Ninth and C Street, San Diego, Calif-

ornia. A review of his employment record at the

Telephone Company on 5/10/67 reflected no derog-

atory information.

His present duties include

the testing of various equipment used by the

Telephone Company in the building located at

Ninth and C Street.

IX. PAST ACTIVITIES

This informant is not known to have any criminal

record nor to have been involved in any criminal

activities in the past.

X.

IDENTIFICATION RECORD

Identification Record request submitted 3/24/67

was returned 3/27/67 marked.

"Unable to identify

in Criminal Files.

Identification

Record re-

quest submitted 5/9/07 was returned 5/11/07 markeo

"Unable to identify in

Civil File or Criminal Files."

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XI. CRIMINAL ASSOCIATES

Informant has been a gun hobbyist all of his

Iife and was also trained in the use of explo

sives while serving in the United States Army

from 1/18/62 to 1/17/63.

Because of this back-

ground he has a thorough knowledge of firearms,

ammunition and various explosive devices.

though he does not have any close associates

who would be considered to be known criminals,

he maintains acquaintance with numerous indivi

duals who own and operate gun stores and also

other people who are interested in buying and

selling firearms and military type equipment.

His interest and associations have put him into

contact with numerous individuals of possible

interest to this Bureau both because of possible

theft of government property and also due to the

interests of various militant and subversive

groups who have an interest in obtaining firearms

and explosives.

XII. INFORMATION FURNISHED IN THE PAST

1. PATRIOTIC PARTY

INTERNAL SECURITY - C

The informant was requested to attend a

public meeting on 2/24/67 at the House of Hospitality,

Balboa Park, san Diego, California. Approximately

100 adults

attended this meeting.

HOWARD F. CLARK,

1086 Sixth Street, Ramona, California, employed at

Convair, San Diego, California and also Treasurer of

the International Toastmasters, District #5, conducted

this public meeting at which ROBERT B. DE PUGH Of

Norborne, Missouri, National Co-ordinator of the

"Minutemen" was the principle speaker. DE PUGH dis-

cussed the aims of the Patriotic Party following which

elections were held and informant reported that HOWARD

F. CLARK was elected Chairman of the Patriotic Party

with a Mr. BRINKER as Vice-Chairman, Mrs. BRINKER

Secretarys and GARNER P. DICUS, aka

Jerry Dicus,

treasurel.

The informant furnished the identity and

background information regarding numerous individuals

present in attendance at this meeting.

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2.

MINUTEMEN - INFORMATION CONCERNING

INTERNAL SECURITY

Informant advised that he attended a

meeting on 3/4/67 at the residence of VICTOR WALTON,

5549 Kiowa Drive, La Mesa, California at which 43

people were present.

main speaker of the even-

ing was BERTRAND L. COMPARET,

a local San Diego

attorney with office at 525 C Street and residence

at 4930 Mansfield, San Diego, California. COMPARET

was identified by the informant as author of the

hook

"Your Heritage" and commentator on radio pro-

grams for stations XERB, KTYMs

and KBIF.

The infor-

mant reported the theme of COMPARET's talk to be on

the history of Isreal and of an anti-Semetic nature.

Numerous individuals present were identified by in

formant including TROY HAUGHTON.

Through subsequent association of the in-

formant with TROY HAUGHTON, Western Regional Co-ordi-

nator of the Minutemen, who resides in San Diego,

California, informant learned that HAUGHTON is

anxious to purchase automatic weapons of all types.

HAUGHTON displayed to informant a new 308 German

rifle and indicated he was extremely interested in

obtaining Browning automatic rifles and any sub-

; machine guns that might be available.

HAUGHTON

indicated he had been purchasing materials includ

and ammunition from GERALD T. GIYER, who

resides at 9467 Riverview, Lakeside, Calilornia.

Informant identified GIYER as a well known amateur

gun collector in the San Diego area.

3.. UNKNOWN SUBJECT;

THEFT OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS,

MADISON HIGH SCHOOL, ROTC,

SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA

2/24 - 27/67

TGP

During February, 1967, two Browning auto-

matic rifles, one

•30 caliber machine gun and 5,000

rounds of .22 caliber ammunition were stolen from

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the office of the ROTC, Madison High School, San

Diego, calliornia.

The above guns were subsequent

ly discovered to be buried in a remote area east oî

El Cajon, California and were recovered and return-

ed to the school.

Investigation to locate the ammu-

conducted. On 4/13/67, informant advised

that he had observed GERALD GIYER selling large

quantities of .22 caliber ammunition at a swap meet

at a drive-in theater in El Cajon, Califoria during

Investigation was conducted to

determine if this ammunition was identical with that

stolen from the RoTc office; however, no conclusion

could be reached inasmuch as the ammunition could not

be identified.

Informant has furnished numerous copies of

articles and material obtained by him from the re-

sidence of TROY HAUGHTON.

The material deals primar-

ily with instructions regarding military type opera-

tions as well as considerable anti-semetic literature.

on 7/27/67, Informant reported that he had

accompanied BILL CLAY, active in Minutemen activities,

on the previous weekend when CLAY traveled throughout

the remote areas east of San Diego, California on

various Indian Reservations during which time CLAY

was attempting to discover abandoned mines and any

other appropriate areas deemed to be useful in storing

arms caches.

Informant reported that during this time

while with CLAY, CLAY referred to the theft of Browning

automatic rifles a machine gun and ammunition stolen Irom

the ROIC at Madison High School during February, 1967.

CLAY said that if these weapons had been hidden better

they would never have been founo by Police Officers.

Informant reported that CLAY did not specifically

say

he knew who had been responsible

for the theft of these

weapons and ammunition but did give the general impress-

ion

that he had such knowledge.

4..

"LOVE IN"

RAMONA OAKS RANCH,

RAMONA, CALIFORNIA

5/20 -

21/67

INTERNAL SECURITY

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,..s

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thousand

California during 5,20 - 21/67. Informant reported

that the "Minutemen

planned to create trouble among

the "hippies"

so that as a result of this, the

"hippies"

would try to take over the town of Ramona, California.

Informant reported that the idea behind the

"Minutemen" participating in the activity was so the

people oi Ramona would. become alert to the fact that

"it can happen in their town"

Informant advised that the "Minutemen"

planned to spread sugar cubes throughout the town

of Ramona to give the impression that thecubes con-

tained ISD. They intended to change highway signs

are tina to boat

and road markers to create confusion and to direct

"hippies" to local Indian Reservations thus

creating the possibility of clashes between local

Indians and the "hippie groups"

Informant said the

"Minutemen" planned to collect bags of dog waste

material and distribute this throughout the city of

"hippies" would be blamed for this

act.

All information furnished by informant was fur-

nished to local law enforcement agencies.

On the first

day of the scheduled "love in" the San Diego County

Sheriff's Office and California Highway Patrol es-

tablished a command post in the vicinity of Ramona

Oaks Ranch, Ramona,

California following which ten

arrests were made of adults and juveniles for poss-

block was

set

up in the vicinity by the California Highway Patrol

to check on the safety of vehicles traveling in the

vicinity. It was reported that this apparently dis-

a number of individuals from attending the

"love in" at Ramona Oaks Ranch as the attendance did

not exceed more than 300 or 400 participants.

The

informant reported following this activity that the

members of the "Minutemen"

group who attempted to cause

trouble in the area were dissuaded because of the law

enforcement officers being present in the community.

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SD 137-1643

XIII. CAPABILITY OF BEING USED OUTSIDE THE SAN DIEGO DIVISION

Due to the informant's residence in La Mesa, Calif-

ornia and full time employment at san Diego, Calli-

ornia, he has indicated he does not desire to re-

ceive :

assignments outside of this local area.

has indicated, however, that he would make his

services available for

any important matters which

might take place in other areas.

XIV. INFORMATION REFLECTING INFORMANT TO BE EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE,

UNRELIABLE, OR TO HAVE FURNISHED FALSE INFORMATION

No information has been developed during contacts

with informant to date which indicate the informant

is unstable or unreliable.

No information has been

developed that would indicate he has furnished any

false information.

Inasmuch as the informant has furnished information

of both a security and criminal nature, he will be

operated as a Criminal Informant, however, security

type information will continue to be received irom

him.

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SAC,| San Diego (39%-1043)

Daroceor ,

E024 (157-20322)10

1/22/03

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JAN IE 1968

COMM-Fg;

Reuclet 1/5/G8.

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raúe cc $325 pos n002k on s reguiss bagie i8 sos appsovar.

Thús tusieidusl ros dovoloped by you on 8/30/0%, and staco

that jine has surazohod, asnon oneiariveiy sceursy-gse

En10322310N.

io Thoriol dovernnont iroperéy-type infoy

zacch boung fsrchod, chile cê a criniual antute, sopoare

¿o havo a dirccò polanlenshig with the actavibiea os acourity

subjcode.

In rion of the nemeae es thi2 inêcarant aud tho

Lact tist

virtunlly ais satornatlos beapc hanichod 25 92

a Doctrloy Rorwe, yon Duoald ccnader r0drs.Czasz0e 02ig

AAGIVUCURL EO & SCORUGY ANZORDORU In ACCURGENCO DUC 1

vásions soù looch ia Section 20%, Monuel Ol Iotaueddouse

GhES LOOTeKe Eo Dey Capr0h0d 02n 018 904e

DEOO MHC BIM OI LỢ CÔ BHÙ BC00 TH DS015109

sci {crüh dn Seetion 100 J2, Hanual of Inotructlong.

I « Mio

e. Rozamus, 906 9th & D

I - M. F. RoW, 6221 IB

NOTE:

Captioned

l individual. was approved as an informant 8/10/67.

Since that time all information furnished by him relates to various

Internal Security subjects and internal Security groups under in

vestigation by this Bureou. Authority to male regular payments is

a criminal informant should not be approved at this timo.

it is

r'ecommonded, however, that a new $200 SAC authority be approved wit

payments to be made

on • strictly C.O.D. basis.

wall 638

Tolson

DeLooch

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Casper

Colluhon

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Ro:en.

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Tarol

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TO

FROM

OPTIONAL FORM RIO 10

3010.10€

MAY ILE: CUITION

GSA UNN. PiL.G. 110. 27

UNITED STATES GC

(MENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

SAC, SAN DIEGO (137-1643) (P)

CONG

INFI

DATE: 1/5/5%

SUBJECT:

?'...

I reconmend that authority be granted topay

the above informant up to $75 per month for services and

550 per month ior expenses for a period or six monchs on

a COD basis or for expenses to be incurred or services

rendered in seeking information at our specific request.

This authorization is to be effective January 15, 1900,

letters of progress will be subnited quarterly.

My, Lettei

of June 15, 1968, will contain my recommendation concerning

further payments.

In a11 contaces with this'informant to date there

has been no indication on the part of the informant of any.

emotional instabillty, unreliability, nor has he furnished

any false information. ".

Informant was designated a PCI On February 27, 1967,

and converted to a Criminal Informant on August 10, 1957.

PAYMENTS

Under authority of Section 108J, Number 2, Manual

of Instructions, the following amounts have been paid to

the informant as indicated:

- Bureaucpeg.)

• San Diego

CUN: ecc

(4)

Letto-st

1-12-68

3EC-21

154-1122202

IS JANGO

1058

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Date

3/15/67

:5/3/67

5/26/67

9/1/67

11/3/67

Period

2/27-3/10/67

3/11-5/1/67

5/2-5/25/67

5/26-8/31/67

9/1-17/2/67

Amount Paid

50.00

50.00

35.00

40.00

25.00

Total Amount Paid

$ 200.00

INFORMATION FURNISHED

UNSUB;

THEFT OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS,

MADISON HIGH SCHOOL,

ROTC, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

2/24-27/67

TGP

SD52-4585

The following theft of two Browning Automatic Rifles,

one

•30 Caliber Machine Gun and five thousand rounds of .22

Caliber ammunition from Madison High School, San Diego, Calif-

ornia, CI developed information that one, GERALD GITER waS

selling large amounts of

.22 Caliber ammunition at a swap meet

at prices below the San Diego market. Investigation was con-

ducted, however it was impossible to identify the ammunition

as being that stolen from the High school.

CI developed association with one, BITL CLAY, active

in Minutement Activities in the San Diego area and spent several

days With CLAY traveling in remote areas of San Diego and on

various Indian Reservations during which time CLAY was attempting

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to discover abandoned mines and other appropriate areas

deemed useru. in storing arms caches.

CI reported that

during this excursion CLAy referred to theft of the Browning

Automatic Rifles and other items stolen from Madison High

school.

Subsequent Investigation conducted in this captioned/

matter

located the Browning Automatic Rifles buried in

remote area which had been previously observed by ChAt.

PATRIOTIC PARTY

INTERNAL SECURITY •C

(53-100-138321)

Informant has attended meetings of the Patriotic

Party and specifically has identified individuals present

at such groups including ROBERT B. DE PUGH of Norborne,

Missouri, National Coordinator of

the Minutemen, as speaker

at one meeting. CI also furnished the identity of officers

elected to the

Patriotic Party at a meeting which he attended.

MINUTEMEN-

INFORMATION CONCERNING

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD100-12461

CI is a very active member of the Minutemen Organi

zation in San Diego, California, and has furnished complete

details of all Minutemen activities in this area.

He has been

a close associate of TROY HAUGHTON, the west Coast leader of

the Minutemen until his disappearance about six months ago.

Since that time informant has continued his association with

BETTY HAUGHTON, who is active in organizing Minutemen activities

throughout Southern California and publishing much material for

distribution through Minutemen contacts. CI furnishes copies of

Ilterature published by HAUGHTON and also attends numerous func

tions of the Minutemen as well as other functions through assign

ments by BETTY HAUGHTON. He has been extensively developed by

the Minutemen because of his knowledge of firearms and use of

explosives. He has also been assigned to make frequent visits

to the Peace Center operated by the Peace and Freedom Party at

San Diego, California, and has associated with individuals in

that group to identify them and their activities for Informan

tion of local Minutemen. In addition, he is frequently contacted

Poten tre

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by individuals seeking assistance in obtaining guns, ammu-

nition and explosives.

lie has thus been able to identify

individuals interested in obtaining weaons and explosives.

During recent visit of former Alabama Governor GEORGE C.

WALLACE, who spoke at Russ Auditorium, San Diego, California,

informant attended this meeting and furnished information

regarding inentities of persons present as well as reporting

that local Minutemen were utilized as doorkeepers and ushers.

"LOVE IN"

RAMONA OAKS RANCH

RAMONA, CAITFORNIA

5/20-21/67

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD100-12461

to congregate at Ramona, California, during spring of 1967.

none or a earns

Information furnished by CI regarding plans and activities

at this meeting were furnished to local police agencies and

assisted in the prevention of wide spread rioting in the

Ramona area.

PEACE AND FREEDOM PARY

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD100-14061

At the request of BETTY HAUGHTON, on behall of local

San Diego Minutemen Organization, CI has frequented the Peace

and Freedom

Party Heariquarters in San Diego for purposes of

identifying members and participants in activities there. He

has furnished information about the harassment of this group

by the local Minutemen and in adition, has obtained literature

and mailing lists and other pertinent information for distribu-

tion to the Minutemen Organization.

CI makes the information

available to the San Diego Division kfore passing on to Minutemen

Organization

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GILBERT O. MC GILI

POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

SD52-4723

CI has identified MC GILL as an individual dealing

In guns

and

ammunition in the San Diego area and determind

that MC GILl is dealing in large amounts of ammunition and

other explosives. MC GILL has attempted to assist CI in ob-

taining

large amounts of ammunition including hand grenades

for use by local Minutemen Organizations.

POLICE COOPERATION

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

CI furnished information reflecting that officers

of the Peace and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, had

reported theft of two typewriters to the San Diego Police

Department from the Peace and Freedom Party Headquarters. CI

was present at the Headquarters on the date of this reported

theft and personally observed one of the officers take the

two typewriters in question from the building and place them

in his personal automobile.

This information was furnished

to the Burglary Detail of the San Diego Police Department and

the theft report confirmed.

CI furnished the identity of JOHN

SCHOPP as the suspect in the theft of these typewriters.

furnished information that local Minutemen planned

to make threatening phone calls to police departments and other

law enforcement agencies in the San Diego area during a meeting

honoring LINUS PAULING. PAULING was being honored by the Peace

and Freedom Party at San Diego, California, at a meeting held

at the Village Inn.

CI advised that these

threatening phone

calls to place bomos at the ViLlage Inn were for the purpose

of disrupting the meeting and no actual bombs would be placea.

Inspector EDWARD DE BOLT, San Diego Police Department, advised

that the Police Department did receive a bomb threat

report

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regarding the above meeting and he was advised of appropriate

Inspector DE BOLT advised that

the Police Department covered the Peace and Freedon Meeting

as indicated above and no bomb was placed there.

CI has identified the residence of WILLIAM KITT,

1929 Norch 33r0 Street, San Diego, as a place where LsD and

and resold in the San

Diego area.

This information has been furnished to the

Narcotics Bureau of the San Diego Police Department.

In addition to the above information set out re

garding the activities of the CI it is to be noted that he

has volunteered the clerical and secretarial assistance of

his wife to the Minutemen organization for the purpose of

obtaining additional background information for information

regarding the Minutemen activities and work being performed

at the Minutemen office, the residence of BETTY HAUGHTON.

This CI has enabled the San Diego Division to follow

activities of local Minutemen groups and activities of the

Peace and Freedom Party to a very extensive degree. This

Information wouldnot generally be available to any other

sources of the San Diego Division and could not be obtained

by Special Agents due to the nature of the information.

This CI has demonstrated resourcefulness and

ingenuity in obtaining information and has dedicated a

great deal of his time to this work for the Bureav..

In-

formation furnished by the cl is believed to be of much

greater value than the remuneration which he receives.

It is to ba noted that a considerable amount of

information furnished by the informant is of a security

This information is appropriately disseminated and

channelized. It is recommended however, that the informant

be continued as a Criminal Informant inasmuch as he was

originally developed for this purpose and continues to fur

nishinformation in the criminal field.

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UNI'I'

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No. SD 137-1643

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

December 15, 1907

TICE

SYMBOL NUMBER:

BUREAU FILE NUMBER:

EMPLOYMENT:

CONE, INTY.

DATES OF CONTACT:

137-17222

Informant is currently employed

at the Pacific Telephone and

Telegraph. Company with offices

located at Ninth and C Streets,

San Diego, California. His

present duties Include testing

of various equipment used by

che telephone company in the

building located at Ninth and

C Streets.

CI designated informant

on 8/10/67.

8/11, 23,

24/67;

9/1,

11,

14, 22,

26/67;

10/23,

26,

30/67;

11/3,

6, 7, 27; 29, 30/67;

12/1/67.

None.

OUTCOME' OF CASES NOT

PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED:

INFORMATION FURNISHED:

Informant was designated a CI. on 8/70/67.

A summary

of information furnished was sent to the Bureau by letter

dated 8/10/67 and is not being repeated in this

summary

MINUTEMEN - INFORMATION

CONCERNINGS

INTERNAL

SECURITY, SD File 100-12461

DE05 но?

Informant has been furnishing information regarding

sarano

the activities of Minutemen groups in the San Diego area on

a continuing basis for several months.

He has been developed

by the Minutemen because of his extensive Inowledge of firearms

and use of explosives.

Since August 24, 1967, he has been

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asked on a continuing basis by BETTY HAUGHTON, present leader

of Minutemen activities in the San Diego area

• to make frequent

visies to the Peace Center, operated by the Peace and Freedom

Party.

Purpose of the informant's assignment has been to

identify individuals participating in activities at the Peace

Center and obtain all

available literature as well as to secure

keys to the office and any files, which keys can be used by the

Minutemen to obtain mailing lists and other confidential

information.

In addition to informant's assignments in

attending meetings and other activities for the Minutemen, he

is frequently contacted by individuals seeking assistance

obtaining guns, ammunition, and explosives.

He has thus been

able to identify individuals interested in obtaining weapons

and explosives.

Informant furnishes literature distributed ührough

local Minutemen sources

and has kept this office advised of

the activities of BETTY HAUGHTON regarding actions taken by

her in an effort to locate her husband, TROY HAUGHTON, who

is a National Minuteman leader and who disappeared several

months ago.

During the visit of former Alabama Governor GEORGE C.

WALLACE, who spoke at Russ AuditorIum, San Diego, California,

the night of 11/2/67, informant attended this meeting and

furnished information regarding the identities of several

persons present as well as reporting that local Minutemen

were

utilized during this meeting as door keepers and ushers..

PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY

INTERNAL SECURITY

SD File 100-14061

On 10/26/67, Informant advised that at the request

Of BELLY HAUGHTONS

in behalf of the local San Diego Minutemen

organization, he has been visiting the new office of the

Peace and Freedom Party located at 5728 El Cajon Boulevara,

San Diego, California.

The purpose of informant's contacts

at this center has been to identify members and people

interested in the activities of the Peace and Freedom Farty

as well as to obtain mailing lists and obtain any other

information of value regarding activities occurring there.

Informant stated that at the request of Dr. FRANCIS HAIPERN,

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Chairman of the Peace and Freedom Partys who is also a

professor at the University of California, San Diego,

california, informant registered as a member of the Peace and

Freedom Party on Certificate Number 524401 while visiting

Peace Center on 10/21/67 and identified the registrar as

FRITJOR P. THYGESON.

Informant has participated in numerous

activicies at the Peace Center and has furnished information

including mailing lists and addresses of members of that Party

to the San Diego Office.

He has also furnished information

regarding activities of the local Minutemen to cause

disturbances and create a continuing harrassment of the Peace

and Freedom Party activities.

GILBERT O. MC GILL

POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT

PROPERTY, SD File 52-4723

On 9/1/67, Informant identified GILBERT O. MC GILi

as an individual known to be dealing in guns and ammunition

on a confidential basis with anyone having necessary cash.

MC GILL was identified as an employee of the Pacific Telephone

Company at San Diego, California, and offered to assist

Informant in obtaining 10,000 rounds of 30.06 ammunition for

informant and indicated this could be obtained by MC GILl in

sealed, water-tight metal containers in clips ready for firing.

MC GILL indicated to Informant that he could also assist him

in obtalning hand grenades. MC GILL indicated to informant

it was possible for him to obtain the ammunition in sealed

metal cartons only when large Navy ships were in the San Diego

Bay for repair.

He indicated that he could get big lots of

ammunition only at that time, but could obtain regular cartons

at any time they were desired. A background investigation was

conducted of MC GILl, however no prosecution Is pending at

this time.

POLICE COOPERATION

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

On 11/27/67, Informant advised that during the

Thanksgiving holidays

he visited the Peace and Freedom Party

• Headquarters on El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, California on

11/23/67.

He reported that during

this visit, It was learned

that an alleged burglary had occurred at the premises and

that a loss of two typewriters had occurred in addition to

having the telephone lines of the office pulled from their

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Installations. Informant advised that the theft had been

reported to the San Diego Police Department by JOHN SCHOPP,

Executive Board Member of the Peace and Freedom Party on

1123/67.

Informant further advised that early in the morning

on 11/23/67, he had personally observed

• JOHN SCHOPP tO remOvE

two typewriters from the Peace and

Freedom Party Headquarters

Building and place these typewriters in his automobile.

Informant advised that it was his feelings SCHOPP had taken

these typewriters and reported them stolen in order to obtain

publicity for the organization.

Records of the San Diego

Police Department reflect that the Peace and Freedom Party,

San

• Diego, California, reported a burglary of their office

on 11/23/67, indicating that two typewriters had been stolen

and telephones in the office pulled from their installations.

Investigation conducted failed to develop any suspects.

On 11/28/67,

Detective PAUL, YBARRONDO, Burglary

Detail, San Diego Police Department, was advised of the fact

that JOHN SCHOPP was a possible suspect in the theft of the

typewriters and the Police Department was furnished sufficient

detail to enable them to conduct an appropriate investigation

in this matter.

operating from a used clothing store located next to the

This information was orally furnished to the San Diego Police.

Department for appropriate action.

On 12/1/67, informant advised that he had been in

contact with LYLE J.

MANNING,

a local Minuteman member,

had advised him that the Minutemen intended to telephonically

report to the San Diego Police Department and other police

agencies_on that date, that a bomb would be placed at the

Village Inn as a protest against the Peace and Freedom Party

holding a meeting at the Village Inn.

Informant reported

that MANNING indicated the Minutemen had no intention of

placing any bombs, but that their intention was to make false

reports to police

and other authorities to create a

disturbance.

This disturbance was to be created in connection

with an activity of the Peace and Freedom Party who had sent

out invitations for a dinner to be held at the Vacation Village

Hotel at San Diego, California at 7:00 p.m. on 12/1/67 to

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honor DE. LINUS PAULING, Nobel Peace frize winner and

Professor of the University of California at san Diego,

California.. Informant reported that the Minutemen intended

to create a disturbance at this dinner because of PAULING'S

well known communist background.

On 12/1/07s Inspector EDWARD DE BOLI, POLiCE

Department, San Diego, California, advised that the Business

Orfice of the Police Department received an anonymous telephone

call that date alleged to be from a member of the Minutemen.

The anonymous telephone call reported that someone was going

to blow up the Village Inn on the evening of 12/1/67.

Inspector DE BOLT was furnished information concerning

the Peace and Freedom Party dinner to honor Dr. LINUS PAULING

and Inspector DE BOLT advised that the San Diego Police

Department would have the necessary coverage at the Vacation

Village Inn in the event a bomb was placed there.

On 12/4/67, Inspector DE BOIT advised that the

Police Department had covered the Peace and Freedom Party

Affair at the Vacation Village and that no bomb had been

placed there.

The above information furnished by this informant

has been of considerable value to the San Diego Division and

could not have been obtained through other sources.

RECOMMENDATION:

During the inspection of

the San Diego Division which

occurred in November, 1967,

informant was rated as

excellent by the Inspector.

It is highly recommended that

this informant be continued.

STABILITY AND

RELIABILITY:

There has been no indication

of emotional instability on

the part of the informant and

as far as can be determined,

Informant has furnished no

false information.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

SD

137-1643

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BURLAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

June 15, 1968

COME. INTI.

SYMBOJ. NUMBER:

BUFILE NUMBER:

EMPLOYMEN'T:

DATES OF CONTACT:

""...

1

137-17222

unchanged.

Informant has been contacted

at least once every thirty

days during the past six

• months.

None.

OUTCOME OF CASES NOT

PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED:

INFOPMATION FURNISHED:

POLICE COOPERATION,

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

on 12/20/67, CI advised that WILLIAM KITT, 1929

North 33ca Street, San Diego, California, is a member of

• local

left-wing groups and has been involved in obtaining

and disbursing ISD and narcotics to local hippies.

CI said

he determined that Mrs. KATz, believed to be ELEANOR KATZ,

wife of the attorney who is a partner in the firm of

GOSLIN and hate wich residence at 715 Balboa Court, San

Diego in also involved in cataining and distributing LSD.

•This information was furnished to Officer BERT MYRAN Of

the Narcotics Detail, San Diego Police Department.

on 1/11/68, CI. identified KENNETH COON, a Gunner's

Mace aboara the Uss st. Clair County, LST-1090,

who offered

to make available for sale ammunition and other items from

Ship's stores.

on 2/2/63, CI reported that he had learned

that CoON and MICKEY LEO MC CURDY were in charge of ammunition

on board the USS St. Clair County. He reported that COON

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contacted him that date advising he could furnish 500 rounds

of shot line shells at 4:00 p.m. that date and planned to

take this ammunition from the

the Informant through an MI investigation of this matter

In order not to compromise

the above information was furnished to the Security Office

of the U. S. Naval Station, at which time it was recommended

that a search of all personnel be conducted that day as they

were departing the ship for shore leave.

CI reported later

that same date that he had been contacted by COON, but COON

indicated he could not obtain the ammunition from

the ship

because of increased security measures on board.

on 3/25/68, CI advised that in connection with a

nationwide telephone strike under consideration by telephone

employees, TERRY FINK, Western Electric Union representative,

San Diego, Califomnia, had been talking about sabotage to

telephone company equipment in order to impress upon the •

telephone comyany the need for negotiating with telephone

company unions.

Specific recommendations were made regarding

use of rifles to shoot insulators off of telephone lines in

rural areas and also sabotaging telephone lines in the city

by cutting lines where possible. It was indicated this tactic

was the only means considered feasible to stop telephone

transmissions to enforce the demands of union employees.

This information was immediately furnished to Special Agent

SAM BEASLEY, Security Office, Pacific Telephone Company,

San Diego, California.

MINUTEMEN - INTERNAL SECURITY

INFORMATION CONCERNING

SD File 100-12461

on a continuing basis the informant has furnished

copies of all literature and information printed and published

by Minutemen sources in the san Diego area including the

initiation of the publication of the periodical "TARGET'

published in the san Diego area by BETTY HAUCHION for dis-

tribution to all active Minutemen and super patriots. On

1/3/68, the informant advised that during the appearance

of the Moscow Cirous: at the San Diego International Sports

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Arena several Minutemen participated in picketing the circus

and marched up and down in front of the arena carrying signs

and placards.

CI furnished the identities of those members

or the Minutemen who participated in these activities.

on 4/22/68, CI reported that he, at the request

of BILL CLAY, who has taken

over active leadership of the

Minutemen inasmuch as BETTY HAUGHTON has ceased active

leadership of the Minutemen activities, participated in

placing several large signs over prominent overpasses spanning

freeways in the san Diego area where they would be observed

by the morning rush hour traffic on 4/22/68. CI reported

the individuals involved in this activity which involved the

placing of the above signs constructed by BILL CLAY bearing

inscriptions such as,

"Communist Traitors Beware". CI reported

that the signs were placed in prominent places through the

use of two way radios in vehicles so that the individuals

placing the signs could avoid being

apprehended.

In addition to the above information, CI has

continuously furnished

information from Minutemen activities

particularly dealing with contemplated destruction or assault

which did not in fact take place. It is to be noted that

this informant is the only source of information in the

San Diego Division actually engaged in Minutemen activities.

MIKE VEJVODA, aka.,

Paul Anthony;

BOB JONES;

POSSIBLE THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

SD file 52-4918

ww.

on 4/15/68, informant advised that MIKE VEJVODA, a

young Cuban recently moving to san Diego from the Los Angeles

has been actively attempting to establish himself in

are Minutemen activities in san Diego. VEJVODA was identified

by informant as the san Diego Chief Supporter of "Staff" in

this area.

VEJVODA. was reported by informant to be extremely

interested in encouraging accumulation of arms

and ammunition

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by private citizens in the San Diego area.

VEIVODA was

accompanied by informant to Hawthorne

a sun show on March 30 April 1, 1963, at worn time attend

Informant was introduced by VEJVODA to several acquaintances

in the Los Angeles, California area.

One such individual

was BOB JONES, identified as a member of the 40th Armoured

Division National Guard. Informant reported that VEJVODA

has been

in contact with BOB JONES in a continuing effort

to obtain two Browning Automatic Rifles which he plans to

have stolen from the 40th Armored Division Armory.

information has been furnished to the Los Angeles Division

who in turn has advised appropriate military authorities,

in that area.

on 6/5/68, cI furnished the identity of MIKE VEJVODA

as a very likely suspect in the shooting of ROBERT KENNEDY

in Los Angeles, California on 6/4/68 inasmuch as the physical.

description of

the individual apprehended following the

shooting was almost identical to the physical description

Of MIKE VEJVODA. Informant conducted the subsequent

investigation which determined that VEJVODA was in the san

Diego area on the morning of 6/5/68 and therefore could not

have been the individual in custody in Los Angeles in

connection with that assault.

JERRY DICUS

INTERNAL SECURITY - C

• SD File 100-14017

on 5/3/68 and 5/27/68, informant furnished informa-

tion relative to the activicies of DICUS who has been

actively engaged in the past in Minutemen activities and also

in attempting to encourage organization of anti-Negro and

anti-sematic activities in the San Diego area. Informant

has developed information reflecting that DICUS is no longer

to be contacted by any members of the Minutemen organization

in the san Diego area and reported that DICUS has been having

personal problems which caused the separation of he and his

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wite during recent weeks.

Background information regarding

was developed including the location of his mailine

address

at Post Office Box 3393 Hillcrest Station, San

Diego, California.

RECOMMENDATION:

STABILITY AND

RELIABILITY:

Informant has consistently

and conscientiously demonstrated

a high degree of intelligence

as well as interest in assisting

the FBI in the gathering and

reporting of information to

this office. It is highly

recommended

that this informant

be continued.

There has been no indication

of emotional instability on

the part of the informant and

as far as can be determined,

informant has furnished no

false or misleading information.

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TO

FROM

0-1 (1408-35-64)

UNITED STATES. GO

ANMENT

Memorandum

SAC, -

Lo Magatone no.

_ DATE:

Directoi, FBI (Bufile and Serial -

37-17333

Room Nộ T

SUBJECT:

9/23/48

Post in file and

destroy 0-1

(F'or SOG use

only)

1. Bufles indicate this case is deinquent. Give specific reason for delinquency.

airtel

[ letterhead memo

submitted •

D 2. DATE

report

letter

SO-day progress letter

• will be submitted

Reporting employee

3. If valid reason exists for not submitting report at this time, state reason specifically and

when report will be submitted -

2D 4. Status of • Appeal

• Inquiry

• Investigatien

D airtel

• letterhead memo

/ U

1 5. Submit

report

Bufile 62-109261-465I

letter

C 90-day progress letter

by -

Prosecution

Leart 19 1244

0171

(Place reply hereon und return to Bureau. Note veceipt and actnowledsment on top serial in case Me.›

(overe)

U.S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1855 0 - 781-652

V.

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and ki eurienf sitaton indeterminel deie dis

dirage pin iretering retichele and linie amaitalede

alle ti continace da le action in tinate tron actile,

he viti de comentedito st.

Since ci io esserilly in strining stative untit

middle of et and eclickale unteron until trining

donnaletede

I, no clionge being mile at this tirie and

Be wilf he alvised of any change in statis withei

45 days-

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INCONS OCT 181368

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UNITED SPATES GOVFONMEN'T

Memorancian

TO

DIRECTOR: FBI (G2-107261)

FROM

SiSAC, SAN DIEGO (I00W12461) (P)

SUBJECT:

MINUTESEN

IS • MISCELLANEOUS

DATE:

8/2/68

Re SAC Letter 68-38, dated 7/2/68.

INFORMANT COVERAGE - MINUTEMEN:

EXISTING INFORMANTS WHO REPORT

EXCLUSIVELY ON MENUTEMEN

None

EXISTING. INFORMANTS WHO REPORT ON

SEVERAL CRGANIZATIONS

/° CONT

San Diego file 137-1643

Bufile 137-17222

Above informant was opened as a PCI in the San Diego

Division on 2/27/67, and Ior a while furnished information

relating to theit of firearms. informant then connected hinseli

the top echelon of Minutemen members in the San Diego area

and has furnished valuable information regarding Minutemen members

and. the activities of the organization itself in the San Diego

Through his connections with the Minutemen he has

involved himself in New Left and Black Power activities for

the purpose of obtaining intelligence data on these various

organizations for the Minutemen.

Al1 infomation derived on

these organizations, including Students for a Democratic

Society and the Black Panther Group, has been of assistance

to the Bureau.

Although above informant has been handled as a

criminal informant to date, steps will be taken to convert

him to a security informant.

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

san Diego

• (1 - 137-1843)

10-A4495

5

1039837-120.02

NOI RECORDED

one

SEC.

AWO: bef

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SD 100-12461

In view of the highly secretive nature of the

Minutemen organization, wherein no one member is allowed io

know all other members, efforts are being made to develop

additional quality informant coverage to insure complete

coverage of this organization in the San Diego Division.

The San Diego Division has intensified its

investigation into members and suspected Minutemen members

for the purpose of determining the total membership in the

• San Diego area.

It is felt that this intensified investigation

will also assist in identifying individuals who would be

prospects for quality informants

This program will be closely followed in the

San Diego Division..

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7.2/G/89

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REC- 127

Disocios's ISJ. (19%-17220)

IYIMILL

DEC& - 1968

COMM-FBI

Rourtoc 11/13/68.

• huchomdty ie ecanted to change

crptioned

individval tron a criminal to & socdcity infoznand.

Authority io graatod to pay captionod indivioua?

an anouirt

ep ¿o 975 pes nonth for cczvices rendorad on a

G.0.le

.. 626

and up to 095 per monti for erponses

ectually

incuzsod tos & pordod od siz sontle oficetivo 12/1/C3.

Concorning your paynonts to this informant and

all inforsanto, you ard seminded táci paynonts met be

sonnonuontn pish thn rsiue of che indorondion zeccarod;

thou paynontr sre to he nade oniy for

acyuas Cagenees

Incucrod In Duineciion VaCh Oucairing 20100na610n Sor Che

TBa.

In addition, payuonis shonld lo made in such à

nanner thas tho intornant cleazly understanãs ho is not

,boing paid on a eulary brais bui racher on a c.o.d. basis.

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presently undergoing training is & firenan with the

San Diego, Calitornia, Vire Department.

desiguated

criminal

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informant of the san Diogo Office

durinig

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hin sinco kis

Covclopnent primarily concerns Minutchen

activities

in the Sen Diogo atcä.

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the

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Diego Office furniching such information and

DEGILÊY

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is woll acquainted with Troy Haughton, former West Coast

loader of the Minutemen.

Be continues to obtain and mass

available to the San Diogo Office literature distributed

by the Minutemen and actively participates in Minutemen

meetings and affairs. As a result of informant's background

and knowledge of

firearms ond explosives, he is cogizant

01 practically all individuals in the San Diego arca vio

deal in weapons and ammunition.

He furnishes information

on approximately 20 persons actively engaged in linutenen

and ultra-right wing activities in the San Diego area.

Payments to this informant are justifie.'.

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Cori

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19

5010-104

UNITED STATES GOVI

MENT

Memorondum

TO

DIRECIOR, FBI

DATE: 11-13-68

FROM

SAC, SAN DIEGO (134"

} (P)

SUBJECT:

CONTR, INEX

HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

Informant was designated a criminal informant of the

San Diego Division on August 10, 1967. He was furnishing primarily

criminal information at the beginning of his development,

he has continued to direct his efforts toward infiltrating the

activities of the Minutemen in the San Diego area.*

only informant in the San Diego area who is able to furnish

information regarding Minutemen activities up to the present

Due to the Bureau's continuing interest in the Minutemen

activicies informant, has been encouraged to devote his full time

to this activity and it is therefore felt appropriate he should

be designated a security informant at this time.

I recommend that authority be granted to make payments

to the above informant up to $75.00 per month for services plus

up to $25.00 per month for expenses actually incurred for a period

of six months effective December 1, 1968.

Background information regarding informant has been set

out in San Diego letter to the Bureau dated 8-10-67, (Bufile 137-

17222), however, appropriate information is being repeated at this

time for background purposes.

.. I. CHECK OF FIELD OFFICE FILES

A review of the indices of the san Diego office

fail to reflect any derogatory information regarding informant.

II. CANVAS OF LOGICAL INPORMANTS

A discrete canvas of all logical Informants in the

I San Diego Division in the security rield has been made and there

Is no indication that any of these informants are personally

acquainted with the informant.

It is to be noted that subject's

devotes the majority of his time to Minutemen activities and does

not participate in activities of the Communist Party of other

submersive groups.

#: 6281096

¡REC 46/:%.

3; - Bureau

(1- 137-17222)

3 - San Diego

L" 103

NOV 15 1968

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ILI. PERSONAL HISTORY

Intormant is a white male, born (1-43, at Portsmouch,

England, presently residing at 4502 Maple Street, La

Mesa, California.

He is presently undergoing training as a firemen

with the San Diego

Fire Department and has previously been employed at the Pacific

Lelephone and Letegraph company, san Diego, Calliornia.

A review

of his employment record at the Telephone Company was made on

5-10-6'7, at which time it was determined that the employment record

contained no derogatory information. Informant has been furnish-

ing information of value to the San

Diego Division for approximatelyl

years during which time he has demonstrated himself to be a reliable

stable-individual, who enjoys a favorable reputation and is belived

to be a loyal American citizen with high moral standards and high

degree of personal integrity.

During his operation as a criminal

informant he has demonstrated his ability to develop information

in a very discsete manner and has never caused any embarassment to

the Bureau.

IV. CREDIT AND CRIMINAL RECORDS

A review of local credit and arrest records in the

San Diego Division has beenmade and there is no information of a

derogatory nature regarding subject's credit history and no arrest

record was located. Form FD 165 has

previously been submitted to

the Identification Division effective 8-1-6%.

V. ARMED SERVICES RECORD

The master service file of HOWARD BARRY GODREY,

serial number AF19724309, was reviewed on 9-12-67, at the Records

Service Division, Air Reserve Personnel Center, Denver, Colorado.

The flle reflects informant born 7-1-43, at Portsmouth,

England.

He enlisted on 1-18-62, at Phoenix, Arizona, in the grade of Airmen:!

Basic for Service in the U. S. Air Force for a period of four years.

He went on extended active

duty on 1-18-62.

He was separated

from

the service in the grade of Airmen Second Class on 1-17-66, after

being honorably seleased from active duty upon completion of his

enlistment.

He received performance ratings ranging from good to.

excellent and was recommended for

an Air Force career.

He did not

serve outside the continental limits of the United States while in

military service and received the Air Force good conduct medal.

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His occupational speciality was armament systems helper and

weather observer.

A complete background was furnished in

connection with this record review and the entire record has

• been preserved in San Diego file 137-1643.

VI. DRAFT STATUS

Inasmuch as informant has served honorably in the

U. S. Military service for a perioa oi lour years he is under no

current obligation for reserve training and does not participate

in any reserve activity at the present time.

VII. DOMESTIC STATUS

Informant is married to CINDY L. GODREY and they

are the parents of one child born during the summer of 1968.

Informant is known to be a happily married man and has demonstrated

his concern for his family in the past and is believed to have a

satisfactory domestic and marital status.

VIII. CONSIDERATION FOR USE IN ESPIONAGE AND FOREIGN

NATIONALITY CASES

No attempt has beenmade at this point to encourage

or evaluate the participation of informant in espionage or foreign

nationality cases, however, it is considered to be very possible

for informant to be devoped in this area if such a need should

develop.

The following information is set out in connection with

section 107 (N) of the Manual of Instructions beginning with item

iF2 of sub 3.

II. RESIDENCE AND EMPLOSMENT

Informant presently resides with his wife at 4582

Maple Street, La Mesa, Califomia. He has previously been

employed by the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company at 9th and

C Streets, san Diego, California, however, he recently terminated

this employment and commenced employment with the San Diego Fire

Department, August 23, 1968,

seeking an increase in pay in order

to be able to support his family.

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III. CURRENT MEMBERSHIP AND POSITION HELD IN SUBVERSIVE

ORGANIZATIONS

Informant is not a current member of any subuersive

organization but does

attend and paticipate in activities of

severa. groups, which

includes the San Diego White Citizen Council,

The Peace and

Freedom

• Partys and is extremely active in the

activities of the Minutemen in the

San Diego, California area.

IV. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED

Since February of 1967 informant has been in close

contact with several individual involved in the direction of the

Minutemen Group in the San Diego area.

He is well acquainted with

TROY HAUGHTON, former West Coast leader of the Minutemen and

continues to the present time to be in frequent contact with Mrs:

BETTY HAUGHION, since the disappearance of TROY HAUGHTON several

months ago.

He continues to obtain and to make available to the

San Diego Division all publications and printed material distributed

the Local Minutemen Organizacion. Informant is currently one

of the three men engaged in the leadership of the

Local Total

Resistance Organization in the San Diego area, set up as an alliance

to work with the Minutemen.

Informant has worked with Mr.,

WILLIAM CLAY and others with the Local Total Resistance Organization:

This three man committee is divided in the control of the

Organization. Informant is the number 2 man in the group who has

been assigned the responsibility for develment of intelligence

material and the maintaining of records for all activities.

Informant

is presently under consideration by WILLIAM CLAY as one of the

members of the group who might be assigned to travel to the East

Coast and attempt to assist in the coordination of activites of such

groups as the Loyal Order of Mountainmen and other similar groups

the activities of all similar groups

in coordinating their efforts on a nationwide basis. More specific

Items are not being enumerated at this point, inasmuch as this

information has been previously furnished to the Bureau in Bufile

137-17222.

V. AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES

From March of 1967 to July 31, 1968, Informant has

been paid a total of $400.00 for expenses and services rendered.

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VI.

TYPE AND NUMBER OF MEETINGS ATTENDED AND OTHER

ACTIVITY

Informant attends numerous activities of a varied

nature including participation in Minutemen activities, planning

and council meetings of the Minutemen, as well as, fullfills

assignments to work at the headquarters of the Peace and Freedom

Party, the American Nazi Party, San Diego Council for Social

Action, and the Patriotic Party, where he attempts to obtain

information and records of those groups for use by the Minutemen.

In addition to meetings attended the informant makes numerous visits

to the homes of people participating in Minutemen and other

activities including the residente of TROY HAUGHTON, where he

attempts to keep track of the activities of Mrs. BETTY HAUGHTON

during the absence of her husband, former regional director of the

West Coast Minutemen activities.

VII. NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND ORAL STATENENTS SUBMITTED

Informant has been submitting primarily oral infor

mation with the exception of printed bulletins and other material

which he obtains from various mailing rooms of organizations he

vi individuals participating in various group activitias.

as well as obtaining names, addresses and membership lists

VILL. INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE

Through his close association with the HAUGHTON

family Informant has maintained a relationship which has enabled

him to keep the San Diego Division apprised of the activities of

BETTY HAUGHTON since the disappearance of her husband TROY HAUGHTON

several months ago.

Informant has also been furnishing information

relative to the obtaining and stock filingweapons and ammunition

by numerous individuals in the San Diego area.

IX. APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF PERSONS ON WHOM INFORMANT

FURNISHED COVERAGE AND THEIR IMPORTANCE

Through informants background and wide knowledge

of firearms and explosives he is closely acquainted with practically all

individuals in the San Diego-area who deal in weapons and ammunition..

this includes approximately 25 Andividuals who not only buy and

sell weapons and ammunition In the San Diego area but who also

travel to Los Angeles and Yuma, Arizona, where they purchase weapons

and bring them to the San Diego area for resale. Inasmuch as

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Informant is closely associated with these individuals he is able

to furnish specific information regarding numerous purchases and

the sales by such people.

also acquainted with approximately 20 people actively engaged in

oppproxin aedy

In addition to these individuals informant

Minutemen and related type groups in the San Diego area.

Informant

also knows by sight numerous individuals who attend such activities

as those sponsored by the Patriotic Party, the Peace and Freedom

Party and the San Diego County White Citizen Council Meetings.

X. STEPS BEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE INFORMANT

Informant has been encouraged to continue his

progress in the Local Minutemen organization to the extent that if

he is closely associated with WILLIAM CLAY, who is one of the

apparent leaders of the Minutemen activity in the Southern California

area.

Through his association with CLAY the informant has been

able to furnish considerable information relative to plans and

programs of the Minutemen in the San Diego area. Informant will

continue his association with BETTY HAUGHTON and others who are

apparently in positions of leadership in the Minutemen activities

• in the San Diego area.

XI. STABILITY AND RELIABILITY

Since the initial development of the informant there

have been no situations occur which have caused any embarassment

to the Bureau nor has there been any situation occur which would

cause any question relative to the emotional stability of the

informant.

With regard to his domestic situation he is belived to

be a happily married man and with the exception of the recent

critical condition of a newborn child has had no extreme personal

difficulties. In connection with the birth of his child

the

informant reported that immediately the child's birth in July of

1968, doctors felt that heart surgery would be necessary and that

a cathorization would have to be performed. The surgery was

subsequently performed and after three weeks in the hospital the

child was allowed to be taken home and at the present time is

reported by the informant to be in a very satisfactory condition.

XII. INDOCTRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE

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Informant is cautioned at each contact that he must

maintain strict security in connection with the information which

he furnishes to the FBI. It is to be noted that the informant is

extremely cautious with

regard to his association with the Bureau,

inasmuch as he realizes that there is considerable personal danger

should any disclosure arise relative to his activities in connection

with

the meetings he attends and his

relationship with those people

involved in extreme right wing activities.

contacts with the

informant are made at arregular times and in varied locations so there

is very little likelihood that detection made of informants contact

with the FBI.

XIII. ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN ON INFORMATION FURNISHED

The Bureau and all appropriate offices

have been

properly advised of information which has been furnished in the

past by the informant relative to matters of Bureau interest.

Items

of a local nature furnished by the informant have been disseminated

to local police agencies involving information of value to local

agencies.

XIV. MISCELLANEOUS

of the informant he is extremely well qualified with regard to

identification and use of all types of weapons and ammunition

including newest types of explosives. His background in this

area has been of particular interest in qualifing him for assist-

ing the Minutemen and other groups in developing technical data

regarding explosives and arms and ammunitions.

UACB the San Diego Division will continue to contact

this informant and consider. him to be a security informant and

information furnished by him will be handled on that basis.

Any

criminal information which is furnished by the informant will

continue to be accepted and will be appropriately disseminated.

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•SAO, SAN DUNGO (134-

}(P)

HOYARD BARZY GODMAY

Informant wus cooignated a crintnal intormant of the

Jan Elego Mvicion on August J0, 1907 Me was Lumnicing Prinally

criminal incornation at the beginning of bis devcloonone, horever

he has concinued to direct his efforos-toward infartratis tie

notivities of the illnutomen in the san Diego alos.

SD 1105-3 20

the only intormont in the son Diego axed who is able to furish

any information rogurding mintrenon activities up

tino.

•to the present:

Due to the Bureauis cordnuing interest in the Minutenen

actavitos informano has been cocouraged to devote his full, cime

to this ecolvlty and

an lu cherefore l'elt appropriate he c20uid

be designated a securing informant at this time.

I recommend that authortly be granted to make payonos

to the above infoment up to $75.60 per month for services plus

up to 925.00 per nonin for expenses

actually incurred for & period

Ol mis months effective Decenuer I, 1903.

Baolground Information regarding informant has been wor

oút in Sun Llojo lottor to the Buracu duved 8-10-61, (Dufile 137~

17222), however, appropriate information is being repeated it thin

tine jor background purposes.

CILECK OF FIELD OFFICE ELLES

A revior of the indices of the can Diero Orrice

full to reflect any derogutory infornation rogarding intornant.

II. CHIVAS OF LORIOLL INFORMAES

aircrote canvas of 211 logical incorant in die

San Diego Division in the cecurity Field has boen made and

2o no lidication that any of theve inferents are personally

aomainted nich

the incomiant.

It lo to be noted that curjects

dovutes the majorisy of his time to Minutenen activities cod docu

not participate in uctivities of the conmunist Party or osier

subverade groups.

13 • Purcou

NOT RECORDOT

87

NOV 75 1938

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PERSONAL HISTORY

Informant 1s a white male, bom 7-1-43, at Portsmouth,

England, presently residing at 4582 Maple Street, In Mesa, Califomia.

He is presently undorgoing training as a firemen

• with the San Diego

Flre Department and has proviously been employed as the Pacifie

Telephone and Telegraph Companys San Diego, California

of his employment record at the telephone Conpany was nade on

5-10-67, at which time it was determined thut the employment record

contained no derogatory incormation.

Intornant has been furnish

Ing information of value to the san

Diego Division for approximately l

years during which time he has demonstrated himself to be a reliable

stable Individual, who enjoys a lavorable reputation and is belived

to be a Loyal American citizen wich high moral standards and high

degree of personal integrity.

During his operation as & criminal

informant he has demonetrated his ability to develop infornation

in a very discrete manner and has never caused any embarassment to

the Bureau

IV: CREDIT AND CRIMINAL, RECORDS

A review of local credit and

arrest records in the

San Diego Division has beonmde and there is: no information of &

derogatory nature regarding subject's credit history and no arrest

record was located.

Form FD 165 has previous'y been submitted to

the Identilication Division effective 8-1-67.

V. ARRED SERVICES RECORD

The master service file of HOWARD BARRY GODREy,

serial number Ar19/24309, was reviewed on 9-12-6%, at the Records

Service Division, Air Reserve Personnel Center, Denver, Colorado.

the file reflects

informant born I-I-%3, at Portsmouth, England.

He enlisted on 1-18-02, at Phoenis, Arizona, in the grade of Airmen

Basic lor sorvice in the U. S, Alr Force for a period or four years.

He went on extended active

duty on 1-18-62.

He was separated from

the service in the grade of Airmen Second Class on 1-17-66,

after

being honorably released from active duty upon completion of his

enlistment. He zeceived performance ratings ranging Irom good to

excellent and was recommended for an Air Force career.

He did not

serve outside the continental Linics of the united States while in

military service and received the Air Force good conduct medal.

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His occupational speciality was armament, systems helper and

weather observer.

A complete background was furnished in

connection with

Bhas necord review and the entire record has

been preserved in San Diego file 137-1643.

VI. DEART STATUS

Inasmuch as Infornant has served honorably in the

U. S. Minataly service Joe a Loriod oi lour years ne is under no

or a versio

current obligation for reservo training and does not participate

in any reserve activity at the present tine.

VII. DOMESTEC STATUS

Informant is married to CINDY I. CODREY and they

are the parents of one child born during the

summer of 1968.

Informant is lnown to be a happily married man and has demonstrated

his concern for his lanily in the pasi and is believed to have a

satistactory domestic and marital status.

VILX.

CONSIDORATION FOR USE IN ESPIONAGE AND FOREIGN

NAMIONNGIUNY CISES

No atcempt has beenmade ai this point to encourage

or evaluate the participation of informant in esplonage or foreign

patzonalaty cases, however,

It is considered to be very possible

for informant to be devaped in this area ii such a need should

develop.

The following information is set ouc in connection with

section 107 (N) of the lanuel of Instructions beginning with iten

12 of sub 3.

I RESIDENCE AND EAPLOYNINE

Informant presently resides with his wife at 4532

haple screet, la nesa, cariomia. he has previousy been

employed by the Pacifie Telephone

and Iclegraph Company at gth and

© Streets, San Diego, California, however, he recently terminated

this employment. and commenced employment with the San Diego Fire

Depariment, lugust 23, 1968, seeling an increase in pay In order

to be koie

to support his fantly.

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TIC. CURRENE MEMBERSILTE AND FOSITION HELD IN SUBZERSIVE

ORCANIZALIONS

159004970

organization but does attend ard paticipate in activities of

soveral groups, which includes the San Diego White Carison Council,

The Peace and Freedom Party, and Is extremely active in he

at t sen

activities of the Minutemen in te san Diego, California area.

IV. SUMMARY OF INFORMACION FURNISHED

Since February nf 1967 Informant has been in close

contact with several individurl involved in the direction of the

Minutemen Group in the san Diego area.

He is well acquainted with

TROY HAUGHTON, former west coast leader at the minutemen and

continues to the present time to be in frequent contact with Mro.

BEITY HAUGHTON, since the disappearance of IROY HAUONION several

nonthe age.

He continues to obtain and to make available to che

San Dieco Division all publicutions and printed material distributed

by the local Minutenen Organization.

Informant is currently one

of the three men engaged in the leadership of the Local Total

Resistance Organization in the san Diego area, set up as an alliance

to work with the Minutemen,

Informant has worked with Mr..

WILLIAM CLAY and others with the Local Total Resistance Organization.

This three man commitice is divided in the control of the

Organization,

Infornant is the number 2 men in the group who has

been assigned the responsibility for develpment oi intelligence

material and the maintaining of records for all activities. Informant

is presently under consideration by wILLIAM cLay as one oi ibe

members of the group who might be asuigned to travel to the East

Coust and attempt to assist in the coordination of activites of such

groups as The Loyal Order of Nountainmen and other similar groupi

in an effost to help direct the activities of all sinilar groupo

in coordinating their efforts on a nationwide basie.

More specifie

lions are not being enumerated at this point, inasmuch as this

Information has been previously rumished to the Bureau in Butile

137-17222.

V. AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES

From Murch of 1967 to July 31: 1968, informant has

been paid a total of $400.00 for expenses and services rendered.

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Vitr

TETE AD NUMBER ON MEROIGS ATINDED AND OTTER

ACTIVIRE

Informant abtends numerous activitles of a varica

nature including participation in linutenon activities, planning

and council moetings of the Minutemen, as well as, fullfi11s

sssignments to wore at the headquartora of the Peace and ireedom

Party, the Amoriean Nazi. Perty, San Diogo Council for Socia

In addition to meetings attonded the informant makes nuncious visits

activities Including te residente oi PROY HAUGHION, where. he

attempts to keep track ot cho uctivities of Mrs. BETTY INUCILTON

during the aboonce of her husbond, former reglonal director of the

West Coast Minutenon accivitlea

VIE. NUMBER DE WETTHEN AND ORAL STADE DAVIS SUBULATED

Informant has ben subnicting prinarily orat infor

VisItS, as weL as obtaining namas, aucresses and member.alp 4100s

oi incivzauars participating in various group activitieu

VILI, ENFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAI, VALUE

Through his close associacion with the HAUGHTON

family Informant has mintained a reitionship which hau enabled

him to keop the San Diego Diviston apprised of the cctivities of

BETTY HAUGHTON since the disappearance of her husband IFOY HAUGHION

several months ago.

Informant has also been furnishing intornation

relative to the obtaining and stock pilingreapons and amunition

by numerous todividuals in the san Diego area.

Ix.

APPROXINACE NUMBER OF PERSONS ON WOM INFORMANT

FURNISHED COVERICE IND MINER DIFORMINGE

Through informants background and wide knowledge

of phrearms and explosivos he is closely acquainted with practically all

individuals in the san Diogo area who deal in weapons and ammuniülon.

This includes approsimately 25 incividuals who not only buy and

sell

• veapons and ammunition in the San Diego area but tho alco

travel to Los Angeles and Yuna, Arizona, where they purchose weapons

and bring them to the San Diego area for resale, Inasmuch as

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intormant is cloucly associated vich these individuals he 1e able

to cumic spoolile Intomation regarding numerous purchases and

the sales by such people.

In addition to those individuals informant

aloo acquainted wlth approrimately 20 people actively ensaged in

Minutemen and related type groups in the son Diego area. Intormant

also knows by sight nicerous tnaividuals wo ationd such acuivities

as those sponsored by the Patilotic Party, the Peace and Freedom

Party and the san Diego County Unite Cloison Council Meesines.

SUSPS PEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE INFORMANE

Infora nt has been encouraged to continue his

progress in the Local

¡inuremen Organizscion to the extent chai

he is closely associa:ed with JuLIAM ChAY: who is one o1 the

apparent leadors oi chie Minutenon activity in the souchern California

3100.

Through his association with CLaY

the informant has been

ablo to furnich considerable intormation relative to plans end

programs or the Minutener. in the San Diego area.

Informant will

continue his association with BAPTY HAUGHION and-others who are

apparently in positions of leadership in the Minutenon activities

in the san Diego area

XI. STABILITY AND RELTABILTIY

Since the initial development of the informant there

have been no situations occur which have caused any embarasement

to the Bureau nor has there been any situation occur which would

cause any question relutive to the notional stability of the

Informant.

With regard to his conentic situation he is belived to

be & happily married man and with the excoption of the recent

critical condition of a newborn child has had no extreme personal

difriculties. In connection with the birth of his child the

Intormant reported that immediatoly the child's birch in July of

1968, doctors felt that heart surgery would be necessary and that

a cathorization would have to be periorned. The surgery was

subsequently perfoniod and arter three weels in the hospital the

child was allowed to be taken home and at the present time 1s

reported by the intomant to be in a very satisfactony condition.

XIT. INDOCHLINATION AGAINSE DISCLOSURE.

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• Informant is cautioned at each contact that he muer

maintain strict security in connection with the information which

he furnichos to the spI. It is to be noted that the informant 1s

extremoly cautious with regard to his association with the Dureau,

Inasmuch as he realizes

that there is considerable personal danger

should any disclosure arise relative to his activities in connection

with the nectings he attends and his rolationshir with those people

involved in extreme right ving activities. Contacte with the

Informant are made at airegular time end in varied locavions so there

1s very little Ilkelihood that desection made of informants contact

with the FBi:

XTIE. ALI NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN ON INFORVATION FURNISHED

The Bureau and all appropriate offices • have been

proporly auvised of Intormation which has been furnished in the

part by the informant relative to matters of Bureau interest. Items

of a local nature furnished by the informant have been, disseminated

to local pollue agencies involving information of value to local

agencies.

XIV. MESCELIANEOUS

Due to extensive training and interest on the part

of the Informant he 1s extremely well qualified with regard to

identification and use of all bypes of weapons and ammunition

Including nevout types of explosives.

His background in thie

area has boon of porticular interast in qualifing hin for ussist

ing the Minutemen and other groups in developing technical data

regarding explosives and arms and ammunitions.

UNCE the San Diego:Division will continue to contact

this informant and consider him to be a security intomant and

information furnished by him will be handled on that basis.

Any

criminal intornation which is furnished by the informant will

continue to be accopied and will be appropriately disseminated.

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TO:

FROM

0-1 (120V. 8.5-64)

UNITED STATES GOY

NMENT

Memorandum

SAC,

Director, FBI (Bufle and Serial -

137-

Room No.=

Fie

le

_ DATE:

17229

125/6f

Post in file and

destroy 0-1

(I0r SOG Use

only)

SUBJECT:

1. Bufiles indicate this case is delinquent. Give specifie reason for delinquency.

Let submittes 1/13/18 secommending informent be deseganti

salint sis

airtel

letterhead memo

I submitted.

• 2. DATE

report

letter

90-day progress letter

will be submitted

Reporting employee

3. If valid reason exists for not submitting report at this time, state reason specifically and

when report will be submitia -

4. Status of • Appeal

airtel

• Inquiry

letterhead memo

5.

Submit

report

letter

90-day progress letter

by

(Place reply hereon and return to Bureau. Note receipi and acknowled ment

4149

U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1965 O - 781-652

907-7 43

• InvestigatiSHARGilD Proselition-

SENALIZED

_FILED

NOV 2 * 1958

ERI - LAILDIEGO

(Date).

File Salu

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

CUTIONAL. FORM NO. 10

RiAY 1F62 EUITION

€010.100

GiA CiEN. ALG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES C

NMENT

•Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-7.7222)

SAC, SAN DIEGO. (134-914)

DATE:

3/22/69 C13/2

;...

and Bureau i ste pter letter do the Bureau dated 11/13/68

The Bureau iS advised that captioned informant

is using the code name JeROMe in furnishing written reports

to the Bureau.

- Bureau

2 = Ban Diego

SIC:mtg

(4)

VELs

540д

see unel

1

REC 2$.

137-17221.4

10 MAP 26 1969

149

SCAPR 4-1009

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7/8/03

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He

the primary sourco of such activities in the aros,

and his

Jaruished information ecgarding plans of the orgamcation and

background of its londors nun mombors. He has diso providcd

cororage of don Lott cotivities.

ie in in contact with actors and

the Minsteron

sororal cince vockly, has attended meetires

7 gun cuno and

che noracar Volinteer Club,

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3010-108°

OPTIONAL FORM PO, 10

MAY SU EDITION

GSA GEN. FE.C. NO. 21

UNITED STATES GOL

WENT

Memorandum

TO

:

DIRECTOR, FBI. (137-17222)

DATE:

6/16/69

FROM

SAC; SAN DIEGO (134-914)

(P)

SUBJECT:

SI

Re san Diego letter to the Bureau 3/21/69, approving up to $75

pur month fox services and up to $25 per

month

for

expenses

incurred on

a C.O.D. basis from 12/1/68 to 6/1/69.

I..

RECOMMENDATION

Increase

It is recommended

authority be

the above SI up to $100 per month for services rendered and up to 5a5-Suni-

per month for expenses actually incurred for a period of six months:

effective 6/1/69. An additional $25 monthly is requested

for services

due

to expected increased activity of the Minutemen organization in the

San Diego area and informant's increased importance in the organization.

II.

RESIDENCE AND EMPLOYMENT

employed

SI resides at 138 Graves, El Cajon, Calitornia, and is

full time by the San Diego City Fire Department.

III.

CURRENT MEMBERSHIP IN SUBVERSIVE ORGANIZATIONS

IV.

Informant is considered a member of the local Minutemen organization.

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED DURING PERTINENT PERIOD

furnished information on the plans of this organization

and background information on its leaders and members.

Informant has

also providea

coverage of

several New Left activities

by attending or

participating anonymously. This informant is not the only source of

"information concerning the Minutenen organization in the San Diego

rarea.

However, he is the prinary source of such information.

AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES

13%11302

85X:34

Date

12712/58

1/17/69

2/13/69

3/12/69

2i Bureau (RM)

- San Diego

SLC:pgh/mt

(4)

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Services

$35.00

REG 36

40.004/-303

35.00

37.00

Expenges1 8 1959

$15.00

(10. 00)

15€00

13.00V

INT.

SEC.

• i ..

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SD 134-914 •

V.

AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES, continued

Date

Services

3/28/69

4/18/69

5/7/69

$36:00

-39.000

Expenses

$12.00v

11.00

12.50

VI.

TYPE AND NUMBER OF MEETINGS

ATTENDED AND OTHER ACCIVITIES

While the local Minutemen organization holds no regular

meetings, the informant is in contact several times weekly with

leaders and members or

… he Broug

Th addition,

he has attended

meetings of

a gun club, and also of the american volunteer uroup.

both of which are patronized by Minutemen.

He has also been

present at several New Left faliles and demonstrations.

Vil.

VIII.

NUMBER OF WRITTEN AND

ORAL REPORTS SUBMITTED

Written 15 reports

Oral = 19 reports

INFORMATION FURNISHED OF UNUSUAL VALUE

Informant has been the primary source of information

relating to the Minutemen organization and the activities of its

members in the San Diego area. He has provided advance

information on the plans of the Minutemen organization and also

the activities of

several New Left and black militant organizations,

in San Diego.

IX.

APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF PERSONS

ON WHOM INFORMANT HAS FURNISHED COVERAGE AND THEIR

IMPORTANCE

SI is currently furnishing information on ten or fifteen

individuals who are active in the minutemen organization, in

addition to a number of individuals who are sympathetic to the

organization. Informant has also furnished information on speakers

and organizers of local New Left organizations.

X.

STEPS BEING TAKEN TO ADVANCE THE INFORMANT

Informant has gravitated to a position of trust and

confidence with the recognized leaders of the local Minutemen

organization. At the present time, si is probably the third or

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SD 134-914

fourth most prominent member of the organization. He has been

instructed to avail himself of

every opportunity to enhance his

position in the organization.

XI.

STABILITY AND RELIABILITY

Informant has exhibited no indications of personal

weakness, untrustworthiness, unreliability or other problems and

are being taken to guard against future situations which

may possibly embarrass the Bureau.

XII.

INDOCTRINATION AGAINST DISCLOSURE

Informant has been properly indoctrinated agcinst making

any disclosure in any manner of his relationship with the Bureau.

He has been operating as a symbol number informant for the San Diego

Division

since August, 1967.

XIII.

ALL NECESSARY ACTION TAKEN

ON INFORMATION FURNISHED

All necessary action has been taken in information

furnished by the informant.

3

con

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## Page 1115

rate

'TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

1.

MANED 23

DEC 2 - 1969

COMS:-FBI

F1)-101 (3-15-65)

OrIONAL DORM NO. 10

5010-100

631 GUIS. KEG, 11P

UNITES STATES GI

BANMENT

Memorandum

!

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)ATL:

11/17/69

SACE SAN DIEGO (134-914)

CONT. INFL.

I.

SECURITY

RE: 14028L INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

[ra) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -

- months and that he continue to be paid under the authority

of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

(S] (b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

Ene else posses acted by a coad nie

[J week for expenses actually incurred

(If increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

. II. Membership: Informant is a member of the Minutemen Organization in

the san Diego area.

Amount paid for services and expenses:

Date

Services

Expenses

6/11/69

$70.00

9.60

8/5/59

65.00

16.43

10/10/69

45.00

12.49

11/10/69

95.00

21.50

Number of activities and persons on whom: covorage is provided: Informant reports

regularly on activities of 30 - 40 members of the Minutemen

Origanization ana related right wing organizations at San Diego,

California. In addition informant is acquainted with approximately

five persons connected with the publishing of the "San Diego Free

Door to Liberation", a

San Diego underground newspaper and reports

on activities connected to ic.

Due to free time available to the

informant by the nature of his employment, he is able to observe

and report on activities of racical anô militant individuals and

organizations, both on and off college campuses in the San Diego

area.

137-

Number of statements (written and oral) submitled: _ 24

NOV 20 1969

Considered stable and reliable (X] Yes

Indoctrinated against disclosure M Yes

No red discelancons in me

Porcentage of information verified _ 95%

All necessary* action taken ong

jomation furnished CJ Yes No MainM

Miscellaneous. "Is. If

92441321

DEC

1969

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Summary of information fumished: (I{ more space needed, add addendum.) On 9/7/69,

informant reported WILIIAM CLAY, local leacer of the Minutemen

Organization, allegerly has in his possession a large quantity

of Composition C high explosive.

On 9/8/69, informant advised that LYLE MANNING, local

right wing sympathizer and owner of a gun store and sway shop,

is allegedly buying and selling stolen military equipment anc

is sencing weapons to Servicemen in Vietnam.

On 9/12/69, informant reported WILLIAN CLAY will become

more active in Minutemen activities and in order to protect his

family, has moved into an apartment in El Cajon, California, to

make it appear he has separated from his wife.

On 9/16/69, informant advised of the formation of the

new right wing organization known as Virtue In America. This

organizationwas established by PAUL RUPLINGER, a Minutemen

member and friend of WILLIAM CLAY. Informant provided the

names of 22/persons believed to be members of or interestea

in this deganization.

(See attached Aldengum, page 2a)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken

to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's atlention.)

The informant is being encouraged to take avantage

of any opportunities to enhance his position in the Minutemen

Organization and in other right wing groups. He is also being

encouraged to penetrate left wing activities and to gain the

confidence of incivicuals involver therein wherever possible.

Informant has been instructed to report all compensation

received from the Bureau for services

as income when filing an

income tax return and he has

agreed to comply.

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SD 134-914

ADDENDUM

SUMIARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED: (Continued)

During the period 10/8 - 15/69, informant provirec

coverage of "Stop the War Week" sponsored by the Student

Mobilization Committee at San Diego State College.

Coverage

included photographs taken by the informant which

allowed

the identification of several previously unknown militant

leaders at San Diego State College.

One of these was HARRY

RUJA,

admitted to informant he had solicited conations for the

Viet Cong.

During this same period of time, informant provided.

coverage of right wing harassment activities on the San Diego

State College campus including the placing of Minutemen stickers,

painting out the names of San Diego area Vietnam war dead on

a signboara prepared by the Sturent Mobilization Committee,

and the hanging in effigy of ANGELA DAVIS, self-acmitted communist

and Black panther Party member.

има о та, +9 1108-10

on 10/3/69, informant reported on activities of LEON

NOWER, Professor at San Diogo State College, including his involve!!

ment in the Exploring Family School, a school organized by San

Diego area radical individuals and designed to teach revolutionary

thoughts and ideas to elementary age school children.

On 10/28/69, informant advised the "San Diego Free

Door to Liberation", a San Diego underground newspaper, har

moved to a new acdress and was planning a small protest cemonstration

on the occasion of the National Convention of the Sigma Delta Chi

Fraternity.

on 11/13/69.

During the perioa 10/15/69 - 11/14/69, informant

has proviced information relating to preparations by militant

individuals at San Diego, California, for the DEMNOY Demonstrations

on 11/15/69 and right wing plans to harass those activities occuring

in San Diego area on that date.

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Ex-118

REC-12?

Bes,

San Frego

6220-295)

DIreCtOr, XDE (190-17222)

Eim18--70

7

Ilix. c. G. Deogan

Reurlet 6-a-70.

In view of, Informante membership in the Minutomon

and tho

Bature of intermation he tornisher, ho

1o being deudcuatod a racial intermant and should be corriod

duch la the suture.

rusuant ud your y apormeniacion, auchoraty gxanted

to mare paguents o captiono! informant aù a level of no io

,250 por Loath for Bervicos ind un do $100 per nonth for

exponaas,

maynont auchorazacion represents un inoxease to bravacus pagmont

Rovols of un do $100 {cr

services mid

up to 985 por nonth cor

oxpensos.

De cortalo all paymonte to thes informant are

SUZALO VICO CHO VALEG OI LILOUNACIUN DOCEIVEO ANO 2CU0в1

incursos of a c.o.d. basio.

ht has boen noted in the past that you have beon

naking

paymonts to this informant in even anounte of $100 f0y

services.

You should reirain iron maling pagments in the mact

anount cach tima in order to avoid haviag

informand reach the

erroneoue conclusion that he is boing paid on a salacy basto.

Thapofozo, in the sucure, stagger anounis of paymenis to this

informant.

MAILED 9.

JUN 1 8 1970

Row 6222, IB

(6)

BOTE:

Tolson

Dei.oach

Wulters

14ohr

Bishop

Cesper

Polichon

Conrad

foll.

Jala

Tosen

Sullivan

Tavel

Soyars

Iole. Hoon: -

dolinas.

1499

Mandy —

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2).

JUN 2

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Page 1118

Informant is a 26-year old white male enployed as

a tiroman

inornant.

in San Drogo,

California.

He was designated a crininal.

in

informant

August,

196%,

and converted to a scourity

in Decchbes,

1908. Since 1058, he nos furniched

EL ROYE COMERO PAS IRIS

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Letter to San Diego

RUE:

SD 1155-R

137-17222

NOTE CONTINUED:

information on the Minutemen and related groups in the

San Diego area. He has also furnished

reports on meetings,

demonstrations,

and other activities of the Student Mobilization

Committee, and

the San Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee;

advanced information concerning the eviction of the milicant

Now Left underground newspaper, "The San Diego Street Journal."

He has also furnished information concerning conferences of

Scudents for a Democratic Society and advancea information

of militant students' plans to seize a part of the Administration

Building,

San Diego State College. He is not contacted on

campus and

not aifiliated with an

educational institution.

During pertinent period, he furnished 87 reports of which

95 percent of information vertied through other sources.

Current payment levels are $100 per month for seivices and

$25 per month for expenses.

authorized above fully justified, based on a value of information

suity Justifie

An increase in payments as

furnished and informant potential. This has been coordinated

with the Security Informant Unit.

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FD 1016k06 12-29-6331

•OPTIONAL TREM NO. 10

5010-106

OSA FIN. REG, 110. 87

UNITED STATES CU

KNMENT

Memorandum

70

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

DATE:

6/3/70

FROM

Elf:

SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P)

0918.10T

SUBJECT:

Re: RACIAL OR SECURITY INFORMART PROGRESS/JUSTIFIGATION LETTER

I.

[j (a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of

months effeclive

_ and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

(2 (6) i recommosd that authority be granted to pay captioned infomant an

amount up to $ 250/ per 8 month

É week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to 8_100 per month

• week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of six,

[x) months

DJ weeks effective -

6/1/70

(If increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

II. Membership: Informant is a member of the Minutenen Group in the

San Diego area.

Amount paid for services and expenses:

Date

Period Covered •

Services

12/15/69

11/1 - 30/69

1/16/70

12/1 - 31/69

$100

$100

Expenses

$19.36

$22.43

(See attacheâ Addendum, page 2a)

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activities of 30 to 40

individuals associated with the Minutemen organization and related:

right ring organizations in San Diego, "California.

He continues

tö be employeã by the san Diego City Fire Department and con-

sequently has considerable free time available to use in observing

and reporting on activities of a number of radical and militanc

indiviouals ana organizations boch on and off college campuses

in the San

п biego area.

Informant has attended and reported on

planning meetings, demonstrations, and other activities of

such organizations

as the San Diego Citizens Mobilization

Committee (CHC) anâ Student liobilization Committee (SiC) to

end the war in Vietnam and the Movement for a Democratic

Number or Sie attachad adrenampage 2a) 87

D78388

15717242-1

Considered stable and reliable

(Z) Yes

"Miscellancous.")' ", "s venes

Indoctrinated against disclosure # Yes

& JUN & 1970

Percentage of information verified - 95%

All necessary action taken on information furnished fal Yes

3 - Bureau

I No

MiNam inean+310050383

"Miscollancous.")

1 - San Diego

SIC:kow (1)

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Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

On 11/17/69, 3/5/70, 3/11/70, 3/20/70 and 3/21/70, informant

furnished an extremely large volume of information consisting

mostly of names and addresses of persons supporting or

sympathetic to New Left oriented activities in and around

San Diego which were obtained through harrassment activities of

right wing groups and individuals in the San Diego area.

On 12/8/69, informant provided advance information regarding

the eviction of the

san Diego street Journal, a militant New LeIt

oriented underground newspaper from its offices at 360 Fifth

Avenue, San Diego, California, because of general disturbances

and harrassment activities directed against the Street Journal

and the landlord.

on 1/8/70, informant reported that WILLIAM CLAY, San

Diego area leader of the Minutemen Organization, had traveled

during the last two weeks of December, 1969, throughout several

western states for the purpose of making contact with Minutemen

and right wing groups and individuals to establish some kind of

communications and contact network. Informant advised CLAY was

extremely pleased with the results. of his trip.

(See attached Addendum page 2a)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken

to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report all compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing an

income tax return and he

has agreed to comply.

It is noted an increase in the amount of money to be

authorized for payment of services and expenses to the informant

is requested.

Informant has provided large volumes of information

concerning activities of both right and left wing indiviauals

nt both tate on

and organizations in the San Diego area and regularly contacts

the san Diego Office several times weekly. It is felt the time

and eriort given on the part ot the informant in providing this

coverage to the bureau 1s worth wel. in excess of the amount

previously authorized.

In addition, informant has stated that

with additional expense money available, he would be able to

provide greater in depth coverage of activities of Minutemen

and other right wing extremist individuals, especially with regard

to the sales and novements of weapons, ammunition and explosives.

Informant continues to be encouraged to take advantage

of any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

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SD 134-914

ADDENDUL

AMOUNT PAID FOR SERVICES AND EXPENSES (Continued) :

Date.

Period Covered

Services

3/3/70

1/1 - 31/70

$100

3/30/70

4/24/70

6/2/70

2/1 - 28/70

3/1 - 31/70

4/1 - 30/70

$100

$100

6/2/70

5/1 - 31/70

$100

$100

Expenses

$16.29

$24.33

$21.93

$14. 13

$12.00

NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES AND PERSONS ON WHOM COVERAGE IS PROVIDED

_ (Continued) :

Military (MDM) • Informant has traveled to Oceanside,

California, to cover activities of MDM there.

SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FURNISHED: (Continued)

On 1/8/70, informant reported that through contact

with the publisher of the San Diego Free Door to Liberation,

a local underground newspaper he had learned the paper is

losing money and that the publisher had found it necessary to

use money from his savings and from other funds to continue

printing the paper.

on 1/20/70, informant provided advance information

regarding a conference of the Students for a

Democratic Society,

which was to be held at Los Angeles, California, during the

period 1/24 - 25/70. Subsequently:

informant provided

information regarding the conference itself.

on 3/12/70, informant provided advance information

on the seizure of part of the Administration Building at San

Diego State College by students protesting administration

action regarding fow professors and lecturers pupular with

the many militant and radical students at the school. Informant

continued to provide coverage of the progress of the

demonstration until its conclusion on 3/17/70.

On 3/23/70, informant reported on the establishment

of contact between the San Diego Minutemen Group and a

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SD 134-914

Minutemen cell or organization at Santa Ana, California, which

was previously unknown to the san Diego group. Informant

stated plans were made for mutual cooperation on activities

of the two groups.

Prior to 4/15/70, informant attended several

• planning meetings of the CMC and the SMC ano was able to

provide advance information on the anti-Vietnam war

demonstration which took place in San Diego on 4/15/70.

During this demonstration, informant provided photographic

coverage and was helpful in establishing the presence of a

number of known militants at the demonstration.

Informant has also provided coverage of anti-

war rallies and demonstrations sponsored by the MoM at

Sar: Diego on 4/18/70 and at Oceanside, California, on

5/14/70; anti-war rallies at San Diego sponsored by CMC and

SMC on 5/9/70; a teach-in and rally at San Diego State College

on 5/18/70 sponsored by Tuesday the Ninth Comnittee, a militant

organization at that school opposed to white racism

political oppression.

On 5/1/70, informant made a pretext visit to an

individual named MORRIS KOMINSKI at Elsinore, California.

Informant described KOMINSKI as a person who formerly moved

in high levels of federal and local government and said

he learned KOMilskI is soon to have published a book in

two volumes and in excess of 2, 000 pages on the hiscory

of facism in the United States. Informant also learned

KOMINSKI is sympathetic to the

San Diego Street Journal

and its publishers and has provided that paper with large

quantities of information regarding political and business

activities, well known individuals in the San Diego area,

some of which information has appeared in subsequent issues

of the paper.

In addition to the foregoing, informant has provided

large quantities of information regarding activities of

right

Individuals año Minutemen members-in the San

Diego area.

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## Page 1124

5-153: (cy. 7-222700

SAC, San Diogo (170-200)

Director, FBJ 8 137-17222-7

REC- 9A

1X-108

• 12/8/70

Allention:

Voroner enical Section

2. -4110-1611

1 - Mr. R

sI. Ridgeway

• Reurlet doted 11/27/70.

[j Authority is granted to designate captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manuai of Instructions.

Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

C probationary racial informant

[ ghello probationary racial informant in accordance

with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

[i Authority is granted lo pay captioned informant an amount up to

$ 250

per [& month

week for services rendered, on a c.o.d. basis, and up to

$ 100

per Car month

week for expenses actually incurred for a period of ..

C& months

I weeks effective -

12/2/70

should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

[ Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

legitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

informant on the campus.

MISLED 12

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

[.] captioned source

• immediate relatives of source

Conceming your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurale with the value of the information

received: that payments are to be made only for actual. copenses incurred in connection

with obtairing information for the FBl. In addition, payments should be made in such

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

Tolson

Sullivan

Seshr .

Bishop

Bronnan.

Callahad

Casper

Consad

Felt

Galo

RLR.: rmm (4).

k0s11l.0

H'aller

ICEC 1 6 1970 3 63

78160-16080111

INW 68262-Docld:37989527

Page 124m UNC

Make cortain informant understands cooperation with Bureau is strietly

voluntary and that this cooporation must he maintained on a confidential basis at all

times. Impross upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution

In your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant.

SEE NOTE PAGE TO

Wi.S:

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## Page 1125

Letter to SAC, San Diego

RE: SD 1155-R

137-17222

NOTE:

The above is a continuation of previously authorized

payment levels. Informant is a member of the Minutemen in

San Diego on which he furnishes information.

In addition,

he furnishes reports on the activicies of the Student Mobilization

Committee and the Sen Diego Citizens Mobilization Committee.

During the past payment period he submitted 95 reports which

included coverage on 30 to 40 Minutemen followers and related

right wing oriented individuals. Ninety-five percent of the

information furnished was verified through other sources.

During past payment period informant attended meetings and

demonstrations of several antiwar and new leit oriented

extremist groups including travel to Los Angeles to cover

the Disneyland invasion by the Youch International Party.

Informant is the sole source of information on Minutemen

activities in the San Diego area.

2

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## Page 1126

'IC)

FROM

SLiBJECT

118001(1600. 12-29-0511)

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1913 1011131

GЗA GEN. RELi, NO. 21

BENITED STATES GOT

ERNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, F'BI (137-17222) DAT:

11/27/70

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286)

CORT. INET.

(P)

Re: RADIAL OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATIOR LETTER

I.

[ (a) I recominend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -

_ months effective

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

EJ (b) I recommend that authority be, granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to & 250 per LE month

] week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $ 100 per & month week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of six La months weeks effective 12/1/70

(If increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

Il. Nembership:

Informant is a member of the Minutemen (MM)

Organization in San Diego, California.

Amount paid for services and expenses;

(See page I-A)

i ..

"barrenesis

12-8-70

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

40 individuals associated with the MM organization and related

right wing groups in the San Diego, California, area.

continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire Department

which employment affords him considerable free time which he

can use to observe and report on activities of many radical

and militant individuals and organizations on and off college

campuses in

• the san Diego area.

Informant has attended planning

meetings and demonstrations of various anti-war

and militant

groups ane voluntarily traveled to Los Angeles,

California, to

observe an attempted invasion of Disneyland by

individuals

supporting the Youth International Party (yippies:

Number of statements (written and orall submitted: -

27./2

Considered stable and relible 2l Yos No (Explain in "Bilicous" a i

Indoctrinated against disclosure KX Yes

Percentage of information verified - 958

P.-298

REC- 94

All necessary action taken on information furnished (X) Yes

• 7819

[ No (Explain in

"Miscellanes, is

Bureau (RII)

• San Diego

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SLC: jam (3)

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## Page 1127

SD 170-286

Period

6/1-6/30/70

711-7/31/70

.8/1-8/31/70

9/1 - 9/30/70

Services

$200

210

215

230

-12

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Expenses

$39.47

36.70

29.44

26.39

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Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

On 5/6/70, informant was in attendance at a rally

of the Peace and Freedom Party (PFP) on the University of

optained a number of copies, with names and addresses, of a

Porn a at San De 0a

campus and, while there,

petition which was being circulated. The purpose of the

petition was to impeach RONALD REAGAN, Governor of California.

On 5/8/70, informant reported on plans being made by the

San Diego

Citizens Mobilization Committee (CMC) and the

Student Mobiliza ion Committee (SMC) at San Diego State

College (SDSC) to protest the announcement of the United

States' invasion of Cambodia.

On 5/9/70, informant was present at and observed

the anti-war march and rally sponsored by CMC and SMC and

furnished the rames of

a number of individuals responsible

the rally. Source also furnished

rally and reported on attempts by an small number of right

wing oriented individuals to disrupt the march.

(cont'à on Page 3)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being taken

to advance informant, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's attention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax retrn and he has agreed to comply.

Informant continues to be encouraged to take

advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of

activities of interest to the bureau in the san Diego area.

Due to the

somewhat disorganized nature of the MM organization

and related groups in the San Diego area because of the fugitive

status and arrest of ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, National MM

Leader, informant has been able to assume a

position of

leadership among many right wing oriented individuals in this

area.

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## Page 1129

SD 170-286

On 5/27/70, source reported on the establishment

of a new information

center on the UCSD campus.

New Left community at the school.

On 6/3, and 6/0/70, source was instrumental in

Identifying GEORGE HOOVER as

the person who had been

actively and militantly associated with the MM organization

in the San Diego area and was able to furnish information

regarding HOOVER's associates and

his place of residence.

On 7/2/70, source provided the names and addresses

of three individuals who had contacted San Diego area

underground newspaper for information regarding Weatherman

activities and the establishment of a Weatherman group in

San Diego.

These names and addresses were obtained by members

of the MM organization and made available to the :source.

On 8/6/70, source

traveled to Los Angeles,

California, to observe an attempted invasion of the

Disneyland

Amusement Park by persons who had previously

advertised themselves as being Yippies of the Youth

International Party.

On 8/17/70, source was present at the White

a restaurant and tavern in the San Diego area which

caters to members of the New Left morement and the hippie

establishment, and reported on activities there in connection

with a fund raising benefit for the San Diego Street Journal,

a San Diego area underground newspaper.

Source reported

that a large number of individuals were present and it appeared

that a considerable amount of money had been raised.

obtained indicating

Chat plans were being made by inaividuals

in the San Diego area for a large scale anti-Vietnam war

demonstration to take place on 9/3/70 during the visit and

State dinner of President NIXON and President ORDAZ of Mexico

at Coronado, California.

source was present at activities and

festivities surrounding the visit of Presidents NIXON and

ORDAZ at Coronado.

California, and furnished intormation re-

garding individuals he recognized as being militant members

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## Page 1130

SD 170286

of the New Left movement and who were observed to have

firearms in their vehicles.

In 0/27/70, source was in contact with tormer

General WILLIAM LENLY of Coronado, California, Who

furnished source with extensive information regarding an

organization known

as American Volunteer Group (AVG) which

LENLY described as being an underground military organization,

the purpose of which is to take over the United States

Government in the event it appears to be threatened either

from within or without by Communists or other totalitarian

organizations or governments.

During the months of September and October, 1970g

source successfully penetrated Message Information Center

(MIC), a message and telephone service established by members

of the New Left movement in San Diego for the benefit of

persons adhering to the New Left policy. Source was able

to furnish a large volume of information concerning individuals

connected with the MIC.

Informant is sole source of information in the

MM activities in the San Diego area.

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## Page 1131

J/- Mr. Lo te. Anderson

itio

SAC ida Utoro (170-230)

Director, list

257-2/222-19

6/10/71

Allention:

Voucher-Statisticál Section

Fuse an

rison

flivan

shop

slahan

inrad

alley

•ll ..

sie

asel

Authority is granted to designale captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

[ probationary racial informant [ ghetto probationary racial informant in accordance

with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

$

250. 00 per Ef month

week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to

$ 100.00 per ba

month

week for expenses actually incurred for a period of dr

→ weeks effective C/i/73

- You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

окімів.

JONLED, 31

Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

legitimate activitics of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

JUN informant on the campus.

Fei

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

7 captioned source [

• immediate relatives of source

Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

, Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau is strictly

voluntary and that this cooperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution

in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant.

the future, insure

that Progress Letter is

submitiod

at least two weeks before expiration date.

(1)

SER NOTE PAGE THO

71

NW 68262 Dotid:32989525-page 7933E UNITE

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## Page 1132

Letter to San Diego

Re :

SD 1155-R

137-17222

NOTE:

The above is continuation of previously

authorized payment levels. Informant is member of

Minu temen

organizacion in san Diego,

California, and is principle

informant reporting on this and other

San Diego area.

right wing groups in

He has also furnished considerable information

concerning New wait activity and antilav enforcenent

demonstrations.

Specifically,

he has furnished information

regarding Post Office boxes being opened under fictitious

names, advance data regarding publishing of New Left under-

ground

newspapers

identities of individuals organizing and

participating in "Stop the Pig" rally, identified newly

appointed National White People's Party (NSWPP) official in

San Diego area and information regarding surveillance of

FBI radio facilities at Ramona, California, as well as selected

Minutemen sabotage targets. He has furnished 83 reports

involving 30-40 individuals, 95% of whiöh have been verified.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1132.'

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## Page 1133

i

FROM

10!

SUWJECT:

112.101.6806. 12-291-697

OPTIONAL SOME NO 10

$010-106

MAY 10G2 ADITION

: 69996111, ліс. нО. 37

UNITED STATES GOMERNMEN'T

:Memorandum

DIRECTOR,

FBI.

(137-17222)

CHiC: 59725300(273 205) (P)

DATE: 6/4/71

CONT. END

I.

11)17

Re: RACIAL OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

D (a) I recommend that authority he granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of ..

_ months effective

_ and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

(XX(b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

for a period of six'

- [i months [J weeks effective: 6/7/72

(If increase, funish full justification under "Wiscellaneous.")

II. MembershipInformant is a member of the Minutenen (MM)

Organization in san Diego, Califomia:

Amount paid for services and expenses;

(See page I-A)

odd

л.l

6/10/21

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activities of 30 to

140 individuals associaied with the MM Organization and related

right wing groups. in the San Diego, California area.

continues to be employed by thesan Diego City Fire Department

which employment affords him considerable free bime which he

can use to observe and report on activities of many radical

and

militani individuals and organizationa

campuses in the San Diego area.

NEG-31

157-1722710

5-1750618171

I3: GARCASION Ef

sT-110

12 JUN 1 1971

".!.

eresactis. g51/1288

Number of stalements (wrillen and orall submitted: — 83

tT.0r0M0191.00..4.0

Considered

stable and scliable XJ Yes L No (Explain in "Miscellancous."L

TICe

Indoctrinated against disclosure E! Yus

Percentage of information verified -95r

All necessary action taken on information furnished LX Yes

CJ No (Explain in

"Miscellaneous

Bureau (Ri)

San

DiCEO

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1133

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## Page 1134

• SD 170-286

Period

10/1-10/31/70

11/1-11/30/70

12/1-12/31/70

1/1-1/31/71

2/1-2/28/71

Services

$205

210

225

235

230

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Expenses

$31.61

51.49

23.97

34.24

47.51

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## Page 1135

Summary of information fumished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

In September 1970, source advised of the opening

of several Post Ofrice

boxes by the MM organization and

furnished the number of the Post Office boxes and the

fictitious names under which they were rented.

In September, source also provided advance infor-

mation on efforts to republish the new left underground

newspaper named Street Journal and also on plans on the part

of persons associated with the Street Journal to hold an anti-

law enforcement demonstration named "Stop the Pig."

During October 1970,

source provided coverage of

the "stop the Pig" rally, furnishing information regarding

• activities and identities of speakers and participants..

Furthermore, source provided similar information and coverage

for an anti-war demonstration held in san Diego on 10/31/70.

(Cont-d on Page 3).

Miscellaneous: (Furnish any change in residence and employment, steps being laken

to advance informani, and any other pertinent information which should

be brought to Bureau's allention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant continues to be encouraged to take

advantage of any opportunities to improve his coverage of

activities of interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

Due to the somewhat di sorganized nature of the MM organization

and related groups in the san Diego area because of the fugitive

status and arrest of ROBIRT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, National MM leader,

informant has been able to assume a position of leadership among

many right wing oriented individuals in this area.

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## Page 1136

SD 170-286

During october 1glo, source was instrumenca. it

identifying MARGORY MC NICKLES as

an associate of the MM

organization and advised of her relationship with ROBERT

BOLIVAR DE PUGH and with the Patriotic Party

In December 1970, source was instrumental in

identifying GERALD I. SMITH as leader of the local National

Socialist White Peoplr's Party.

In January 1971, source furnished information

regarding surveillance of Bureau radio facilities at

Ramona,,

California and MM plans to compile a list of

selected targets fos sabotage in the event of a totalitarian

takeover of the United States.

In addition, source furnished

printed information regarding

Literature and other materials

emanating from what ras purported to be a new MM

organization

headquartered at Elgin, Illinois.

Source has provided information regarding possible.

efforts on the part of TOU CONDE, an MM affiliate to

seagoing vessel for the

purpose of providing protection for

American tuna boats against ships of various Latin-American

countries while fishing in waters off those countries.

During february, March, April and May, source nas

provided information and

coverage of several anti-war rallies

on. the san Diego State College campus and in the San Diego

area. Furthernore, he has furnished information conceming

continuing efforts

on the part of right wing sympathizers

in the Southern California area to rebuild the MM organization

or to establish a new organization similar to the old one.

During the preceding six months, source has identified

several individuals as being members or sympathizers of the MM

organization and has provided extensive information regarding

their activities including their dealings in firearms and

explosives.

Informant is sole source

of information in MM

activities in the San Diego area.

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## Page 1137

1'1-36 1800. 512141

Transmit the following in

Via

FBI

Date:

. 1/57,71

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

S. .C,

CONF TPT.

SIM DILCC (170-286) (P)

=fa!

Nk - 10:003201

lond

We sure deline to won sieg anted 1/2ee

Re jan bicoo teletype to the Burcau-doted 7/23/71!

Inclosed

for the Bureau are the original and six

Sem Davis; LUGLED BROIE," dated 7/27/71 as son Diego, San

Dico: file 174-420.

For the infosmation cs the Burgau,

raasons of his enô his irmily's pessonal, safoty, hus betatronca

rolication

Incilosed Lut sets forth in summary form the

rocsis for

mcquest.

it appears froin several years ps

assriation with the Minutemen orgonization sid menbers onc

oticr individuals

associated with this grow?,

partic acrly

uh: pivis, the subject has & legitingte

concorn that

er death may occur to him and his family as a result.

of his services

personned in behold of the sevenent.

It is noted that the intomant is villing tr cavc

the home which he oins and a civil service job wieh the Caty

of sau Diego which pays him in excess of 11, 000 per month, in

orEc: to secure tha

cofcty of his farily.

Dutcrront has not askico for other engloyment and

estinates

that cost of sclocation would amount to

to $200%.

REC2/37-1722

22-

ISINCIUTECS

12 - 197-14

3. - Sin DiceS

(:. - 1702236)

(1 - 174-123)

EX-O4

16.

Pull four?

FILED I

-21%

I:

UN22O

CODE

Approvid:

Apocial Arent in Churer

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1137

- Sent

.. M

Per _

113-01313

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## Page 1138

SD 174-206

In accordance with the court decision set forth in

Sic itter Toni? Cuted 3411y70, ic would exacer that ic

covcrnnone coco nave an abilgation to iclocuic the incorone.

It would also wear chat innsmuch is the anxormant!s 1501011000

has been offcacircly tominated as the result as a

case fairinc

Within

the juriodiction

of the inochel,

Pobacco and Fircarms

Divisica thet either that agchc cr the

U.s. leparinent ct

Justior should beat the capensce for such a rclocation.

Lovever, in the event neither and nor the Dopartress

wili accept the responsibility for providing such rclocetica

to the informont, the 23I hos

o moral obligecion to do sc.

this Eclions by virtue cf the fact that ut

to serve as an informont by the Buseau and that he has certance

faithfully in tido capacity for four and one-half yoors.

52200 to ducertene

inner Tur provide necessary carpenses

to Relocate tie

incorincht. 15 Sich

is then recchiondcas taquest is achied bu chose 122009 4t

that the eurcau take. won resels the

govamont's rbligation

to rolocate the. inficiant at & place

ai safety

to hin and his family.

2

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## Page 1139

In Reply, Please Rofer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

San Diego, Calitornia

July 27, 1971

JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

Also Known is Sam Davis;

EUGENE BROWN

The following is information in addition to our

communications dated June 29, 1971 and July 7, 1971.

-

For the past four and one-hali years, the San

Dierjo Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation has

bee: operating an informant who has been highly successful

in

enetrating the Minutenan organization in the san Diego,

Callincnia,

In this capacity, informant has performed

an outstanding service to the government and to the nation

in acquiring and making available a large volume of infor-

mation segarding the activities of the Minuteman organization

and reinted groups. In addition, due to the nature of his •

employment, informant has been successfully targeted.

against other unrelated activities and has

provided coverage

and penetration of a number of New Left oriented groups and

demonstrations. The scope of information provided by the

source has often extended beyond the immediate San Diego

area to other parts of the nation. He also has been

instrumental in identifying and following the activitics of

many individuals who are of interest to the rederal Bureau

of Investigation.

Informant has at all times been found

to be stable, trustworthy and reliable.

The Minutemen is a paramilitant group

organized in June, 1960, by ROBERT B.

DE

PUGH in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance

to the spread of communism

in the United

States by use of guerrilla tactics.

DE PUGH

is currently incarcerated in a Federal

penitentiary

for violation of the federal

Fircarms ACt.

On June 23, 1971, source advised that on the previous

Saturday, June 19, 1971, he was in attendance at a gun show

held at pasadena,

Califcrnia.

Accompanying him to the

show

137-17222-10

ENCLOSURE

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## Page 1140

JERRY LYIN DAVIS, ALSO INTOWN AS

SAM D. VIS; EUGENS BROWN

WaS JERRY LYNI DiVIS, known to the informant for several years

as a member of the Minutenon organization.

At the show,

contact was made with a third party, EUGENE BROWN, a reporteI

for the "Änaheim Bulletin" and an associate of members of the

Minuteman organization in the los

Angeles, California, area,

if not a member himself.

During the slow, several arrests were made, sore by

the Alcohol, Tobacco and Fircarms Division (AIFD).

Because

of these arrests and long helâ attitudes on the part of

DAVIS and BROWN that, although Communism and Socialism pose

threats to their security, the government of this country is

their real enemy, a decision was reached by BROWN and D-VIS

that setaliation

should be made against the government by

bombing ATFD and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offices.

Plans were made for the thiee to meet again the following

Saturday evening at a motel, in or near the City of El Cajon,

California, the exact time and place not then specifiea. At

this meeting, final plans would be made for the bombing and

specific cargets selected, one in the Los Angeles, California,

area which BROWN would handle, and one at San Diego, California,

which DAVIS would handle.

In apparent furtherance of this scheme, DAVIS

delivered to the informant on two occasions, two metal

ammunition cans for storage and safekeeping. These cans were

found to contain several pounds of INT explosives, 13 hand

grenade fuse assemblies,

two rifle grenades, approximately

275 blasting caps of various sizes and types, a military hand.

illuminating grenade, a number of parts for

converting il

and k-15 rifles to the corresponding I2 and M-16 fully

automatic weapons and other miscellaneous items.

material was turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation

by the informant on June 25, 1971, and was in turn given to

ATFD for possible use as evidence by that agency.

Assistant U.S. Attorney STEPHEN G. NELSON, then

Chief of the Complaint Section,

U.S. Attorney's Office, San

Diego, california, was contacted on June 25, 1971, and

stated that, as then developed, the facts in this case did

not represent a prosecutable violation and that additional

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## Page 1141

JERRY LYIN-D: VIS, ALSO KNOWN iS

SAM DIVIS; EUCENE BROTE

evidence,

such as photographs and tape recordings substantiating

the conspiratorial meeting to take place on the evening of

June 26, 1971, would be necessary.

Ior as yet unexplained

reasons, subject BROT did not appear for the meeting on the

evening of June 26, 1971, and has not subsequently been seen

or heard from by either the informant or subject DiVIS.

Informant

has advised that to his knowledge no additirnal plans have been

made or work done toward carrying out the shove-described

bombings:

on July 20, 1971, subject DAVIS reuested that the

hand illuminating grenade included in the explosives given by

him to the informant, be returned to him on the weekend of

July 24 - 25, 1971, indicating he had sone use for the weapon

•but not elaborating further on the matter.

on July 23, 1971, following consultation with Assistant

U.S. Attorney ROBERT P. RISSO, newly appointeä Chief of the

Criminal Complaint section, and with sepresentatives of the San

Diego ATFD office, authorization was granted by RISSC and by

ATED Ecr the hand illuminating grenade to be returned to DiVIS

through the informant.

This was only to be done on the condition

that the illuminating grenade was effectively deactivated.

At this same time, RISSO stated he saw no possible

way to obtain successful prosecution of D:VIS in this mattes.

Furthermore, he advised that he would in no way authorize

return of the remaining items of explosives to DaVIS.

On July 23, and 26, 1971, the source pointed out

that DiVISi request that the hand illuminating grenade be

returned to him points up the fact that his request icr other

parts or all of the items entrusted by him to the informant

is imminent.

Because of his association with DaVIS, whom

the iníormant believes to be bordering on being mentally

irrational, informant is convinced that for whatever reason,

when it becomes necessary for him to tell D.VIS he cannot return

these materials to him it will become obvious to DAVIS that the

informant is exactly that of has in some other way betrayed him,

and that D.VIS will then take reprisal of a violent

nature

against the informant and his family.

-3.=

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SIM DIVIS; BUGLUE BROWN

Inasmuch as the explosives cannot be returned, the

informant has petitioned that he and his farily be relocated

in some other part of the country out cE DiVIS' reach.

To

this end, informant is willing to leave his home and an

excellent

employment but does not ask for another job.

Informant has stated a personal preference for relocation

at Boise, Idaho, which he feels would be a safe location

as it is not a place to which he would be expected to go.

On July 27, 1971, Special Investigator STEVE

LOGAN, ATFD, San Diego, was contacted regarding the matter

of relocating the informant. LOGAN stated that he was not

in a position to make a determination on a question of that

nature but stated he did not believe that AFD would accept

such a responsibility unless the informant had served as

a witness in an ATED prosecution.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the rBI. It is the property of the FBI and is

Icaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

4 *

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8+0-36 (1868-5-22-041

F B I

Date:

8/2/71

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRIEL.

(Type in plainteal or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO :

DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17722)

FROM:

• SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P).

bl4ll

19 1101.05

o theme artin all

CHICLE

MM-MINUTEMEN

Re San Diego airtel to the Bureau dated 7/27/71,

with enclosed LiM entitled "JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aKa. ÷ EUGENE

BROWN, BOMBING MATTER. "

Enclosed for the Bureau are the orignal and

six copias of a

Letterhead Menorandum entitled "JERRY LYNN

EUCENE BROWN," which is dated August 2, 1971, at

san Diego, California, SD File 174-128.

6..

Enclosed LIM sets forth details of a telephone call

made by Mr. and Mrs.

CHARLES GODFREY, 4433 Maple, La Mesa,

California, on 7/28/71 to Field Supervisor

• ANTHONY J. MALONEY,

Also reflected in the LHM is

results of contact by

SA

STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN with

on 7/29/71.

EX-100

Bureau (Encs.

7) (RM)

• 137-17222)

(2 = 174-JERRY LYNN DAVIS, aka;

EUGENE BROWNS

BOMBING MATTER)

3 - San Diego

(2 - 170-286)

(1 - 174-428)

Ice detached, his

•SLC/dim/mt

(7)

120

5 L AUG 10

Approved:

1971°

Sent

Special Agonl in Charge

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YEAUG E

1971/

mantise meteri

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CODE COPY AND COLY

OF ENCL FILES

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SD 1.70-286

For the Bureau's infornation, it is noted that the

parents of ka

a have been aware of his activicies

in

behalf of the Bureau, inasmuch as informant counselled with

chem

at the time ha

was initially approached with regard to

performing services for the FBI.

Over the gaurs, through

casual contact, inforinant's parents have become fairy

well acquainted with many of the individuals wish whom the

informant has

associated in his capacity as a source of

including JERRY LYNN. DAVIS. Based on their

knowleage of thema individuais they have expressed considerable

concern, not only for the safety of their sor and his fomilys

but alsn tos other members of their own family.

No assurances with regard to relocaiion or securing

employment fos the informant have been made either to the

informant or his parents.

With regard to the remark of the informant's father

as to his

the inference

remark

"Iner en washingt that lie ren a cot help

of this

in Washington,

This remark was

not further pursued with Mr. GODFREY..

2

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## Page 1145

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

August

2, 1971

JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

EUGENE BROWN

The following is information in addition to our

communication dated July 27, 1971:

On July 26, 1971, the intormant who has furnishec

the previous information in this case, was approached or

subject of relieving him of custody of certain explosive

materials previously furnished to him by subject DAVIS, by

the use of a search warrant for the explosives at his home.

felt, would serve the purpose of

explaining to DAVIS why this informant could not produce the

explosives. After lengthy consideration, the informant

declined to accept this suggestion as a workable solution to

The informant is convinced that regardless of

reason given, when he advises DAVIS he no longer has

possession of the explosives, DAVIS's anger will cause him to

become irrational to the point that he would commit some act

or acts of violence against the informant or his family.

Informant continued to be of the opinion that due to the

fact

the explosives could

not be made available for return to DaVIS,

the only safe course of action for him and his family would

be relocation in an area where the informant and his family

would be out of DAVIS's reach.

On July 28, 1971, the Informant's parents tele-

phonically contacted the

San Diego Division of the FBI.

They

advised that based on their knowledge of JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

and other individuals with whom their son had been associating,

they felt his concern for the personal safety of both himsel

and his family was completely justified.

The parents advised

that they contemplated

moving to the

state of Hawaii in the

near

future for reasons of health.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1145*

137-17272-11

ENCLOSURE

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## Page 1146

JERRY LYNN DAVIS;

EUGENE BROWN

In addition, the parents indicated they were not

satisfied solely with the possibility of the informant's

relocation to Boise, Idaho, and felt that in

addition to

relocation, the federal Bureau of Investigation should secure

a job for the informant at the place of relocation comparable

to the $12,000 a year job he presently holds at San Diego.

The parents advised they had suggested to informant the

possibility of his relocation in Hawall, as they felt there

should be an abundance of employment opportunities with the

U.S. Government in that state and that the Federal Bureau of

Investigation should

be able to get one for their son without

too much difficulty.

During this conversation, the informant's father

advised he (the father) has friends in Washington, D.C., and

that if it appeared help might be necessary in obtaining

authorization for relocation and the securing of employment

for the informant, he would be glad to contact these people

for any assistance they might be able to render.

On July 29, 1971, the informant was

recontacted at

which time he stated

he had continued to give the matter of

relocation considerable thought.

He pointed out that his

parents have,

for some time, been trying to convince him of

the desirability of moving to the state of Hawaii. He explained

that his parents have resided and visited in that state several

times, and are contemplating moving there permanently in the

near

future for health and business reasons.

Informant

advised he personally continues to feel that relocation at

Boise, Idaho, would be more advantageous to him. He statec

he would appreciate assistance from'the Federal Bureau of

Investigation in finding employment there.

Informant further advised that the home in which

he lives at San Diego is being purchased through a Federal

Housing Administration (FHA) loan and has a current market

value of approximately $20,000.

making the original

estimate of

$1, 500. to $2,000, as

the cost

of relocating him to another place, the points required

for liquidating FHA loans

have raised from 2 to 10.

- 2.

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## Page 1147

• .-

JERRY LYNN• DAVIS;

EUGENE BROWN

He said that this meant that while originally it would have

cost him only $400 to pay off his FHA loan, he is now faced

with the problem of paying $2,000 to do the same thing.

The

informant

feels that it will now cost him approximately

$3,000 to $3,500 to relocate at Boise, Idaho.

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•

3%

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## Page 1148

6-)53a (Rev. J0-1-71)

and -

SAC san Dicgo (170:200)

Director, FIL ES, 20/2313 / 2.

1 • Mi.

F

A.

Tansey

1/4/72

Attention: Voucher

Say Sortion.

Reurlet 12/23/71.

[ Authority is granted to designalé captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PSI and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

• Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

[J probationary extremist informant [ ghetto extremist informant in accordance

with instructions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

250.00

per, month

week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up 1o

200.00

pery month E

weck for expenses actually incurred for a period of -6

[x] months

• weeks effective

12/171

-. You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

MAiLED 23

[ Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

JAN 4 - Ilégitimate activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

informant on the campus.

FB!

Bufiles disclose no portinent information regarding

I captioned source l

• immediate relatives of source

Tolso!r

Felt

Rosen

Mohit

Bishop

Miller, E.S.

Callah an

Casper

Conund

Dulbey

Cleveland

Ponder -

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t'avel

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Wallers

(4)

Soyars .-

THRONG

Hoimes a

CNW 68262-Docld:32

F Conceming your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such

e manner that the informant elearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basie.

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureaulis strictY!S

voluntary and that this cooperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not Bureau employee. Exercise caution

in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant..

474

SEE NOTE PAGE 'THO

Fili

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## Page 1149

Letter to San Diego

Re:

SD 1155-E

137-17222

NOTE:

The above is continuation of previously authorized

payment levels Ingormant is member of Minutemon organization

17 San Diego, California,

and is principal intormant reporting

on this and other right-wing groups in San Diego area.

He

has also furnished considerable information concerning New

Lett activity and anti-law enforcement demonstrations.

Specifically he has provided informacion identitying ayproximately

15 individuals associated with known Minutemen or related

right-wing supporters; data regarding alleged dealings in

firearms and other items of interest on part of these individuals;

coverage of a plot to bomb offices of the Alcohol, Tobacco,

and Firearms Division in Southern California in retaliation

For arrests made by that office during a gun show held at

Pusadena, California, in June, 1971; information regarding

leaders and members

of the San Diego Branch of the National

Socialist White People's Party (NSWPP); and, information

concerning formation of a new

the "Secret Army organization froup in San Diego Known as

He has also identified

several persons involved in New Left ociented activities

in the San Diego area. Informant provided 76 reports involving

30-40 individuals, 95% of which has been verified. Requested

payments fully

justified.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1149 •

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## Page 1150

11. 101(10v. 8-1-71)

PO'IONAI TORM NO

10

5010-106

GSA GIK

RIG. No. 27

* UNTIED STATES GOVENNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (237-17222)

FROM

CROSIO, SAY DISCO (270-236) (P)

DATE:

12/23/71

?..

SLIJECT:

HiM

Re: EXTREMIST OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

1.

['(a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -

— months effective

_ and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, UACB.

XXI (b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ 250

— per 2 month J week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and up to $ 100

- per ( month [ week for expenses actually incurred

for a period of six'

# months [ weeks effective

12/1/71

IIf increase, furnish full justification under "Miscellaneous.")

Il. Membership:

Informant is a member of the Minutemen (MM)

Organization. in San Diego;

• California, and also of

a new forned organization know as the Secret Army

Amount paid for services and expenses:

Organication.

(See page 1-A)

V

11251

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regulazly on activities of 30 to

40 individuals associated with the HM Organization and related

right wing groups in the San Diego, California area. He

continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire

Department

which employment affords him considerable free time which he

can use to observe and report on activities of many radical

and militant individuals and organizations on and off college

campuses in the san Diego area.

ST-106

REC 201, 37-17291-

Number of statement.s (written and orall submitted: .

76

Considered stable and reliable IX Yes

Indoctrinated against disclosure 2] Yes

Percentage of information verified 95%

All necessary action taken on information furnished x Yes

' Bureau (RiÁ)

1 ~ San DICIO

NW 68262 5odd:92989523 Page 1150

125 DEO27797

→ No (Explain in "Miscellaneou spao surss

siO.

EXI.

• No

(Explain in

"Miscelluncous.")

LET

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## Page 1151

SD 170-286

PERIOD

6/1-30/71

7/1-30/71

8/1-31/71

9/1=30/71

10/1 -= 29/71

: 11/1-30/71

SERVICES

оптитоки

$240.00

$250.00

$205.00

$205.00

$210.00

$220.00

EXPENSES

$51.25

$96.00

$30.12

$25.55

$21.40

$27.50

• la

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1151 •

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## Page 1152

Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

On several occasions during the period. June, 1971

to November, 1971, informant has provided information

containing pertinent details regarding the disappearance

and probable death of TROY HAUGHION, former West Coast leader

of the MM organization.

In this regard, Informant has been

able to independently substantiate information received by

other field divisions concerning HAUGHION's probable death.

In addition, during the same period of time, Informant

has identified approximately 15 individuals, who are associated

with known MM or related right wing supporters and sympathizers.

He has furnished a large volume of intormation regarding

alleged dealing in tirearms and other items oi interest on the

part of these individuals.

In June, July, and August, 1971, informant provided

considerable coverage of a plot on the part of JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

¿ Diego area, and EUGENE BROWN, a

right wing sympathizer in the Los Angeles, California area to

bomb offices. of the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Division in

Southern California in retaliation for arrests made by that

office during a

Miscellaneous: Pumish steps being taken to advance informant, and any one? In

June, 1971.

(Cont'd Page 3)

pertinent information which should be brought lo Bureau's

altention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant has been encouraged to take advantage of

any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to the Bureau in the San Diego area.

close association with individuals involved in extremist

activities in the San Diego area, he has been able to achieve

a leadership position in these activities, particularly in the

newly formed Secret Army Organization.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1152*

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## Page 1153

SD 170-286

During the period June to November, 1971, source

information relative_to the san Diego

provided details regarding its relationships with

groups at Los Angeles, california.

Source has furnished the

location of the new NSWPP Headquarters in the San Diego area.

In October of 1971, source provided information regarding the

formation

of a new

organization In San Diego known as the

Secret

Army Organization whichras created by JERRY LYNN

DAVIS and others to provide a new image for MM type activities

in the area.

Source has provided Information regarding

contact of leaders of this group with other individuals in the

States of Arizona, Nevada, and Washingion in an effort to

expand the organization into those states.

During the months of October and November, 1971,

the source was instrumental in

Involved In New Ieft oriented Identifying several Individuals

activities in the San Diego

area througn surveillance al

and by participating in some of

these activities.

dea aara satis diao

Informant is sole source of information in MM and

related activities in the San Diego area.

3

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D'AMIEN, SAN DEBO PE, AY SA'S STEVEN LO CHRISIENSEN AND EARL'S

M. PETERSEN. INFORMANT'S IDENTITY WAS NOT DIVULGED. DURING THE

INTERVIEW. O'BRIEN WAS ADVISED THAT THIS INFORMATION WAS

FURNISHED TO HIS DEPARTMENT FOR WHATEVER USE DEEMED APPROPRIATE.

O'BRIEN REPLIED HE WOULD MAKE SUCH DISSUGINATION OF IHIS INFORMMITION

"AS APPEARED NECESSARY. ME ASSURED INTERVIEWING AGENTS THAT

THIS INFORMATION WOULD BE MAINTAIN THE STRICTESS OF COURIENCE

CAPTAIN O BRIEN STATED THAT IN HIS PERSONAL OPINIONS

FROM KNOWLEDGE HE THEN POSSESSED OF THE CASE INVOLVINO THE

C JAM 17 1972

END PAGE ONE

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in ende

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SHOOTIG INCIDENT, HE DID NOI BELIEVE THAI THE POLICE

DEPARTMZNI WOULD BE ABLE TO ACHIEVE A SUCCESSTUL PROSECUTION

IN THIS MATTER EVEN IF

WAS MADE

AVAILABLE IO TESTIFY. HE SAID IN VIEW OF THE FOREGOINGS

IT WOULD BE WASTEFUL, TO EXPOSE THE INFORMANT AT THIS TIMES

ESPECIALLY IN VIEW OF THE URGENT NEED FOR THE TYPE OF

COVERAGE INFORMANT WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE DURING THE

FORINCOMING SEVENTYTWO REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

SAN DIEGO WILL ADVISE THE BUREAU IF ADDITIONAL PERTINENT

DEVELOPMENTS ARISE IN THIS MATTER.

PENDING.

END

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1155.

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## Page 1156

COUX

TELETTRO

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TO

SMO S/ DIJCO (170-286)

16C 22

TXOM BIRSCTOR F3I

(28027757)

JM: 300972

TEAGROMPE

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1 - lc. J.G.

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BUONTEL JANUARY TRIKTRET, NUCIENT SAUTTTTIO.

GLOUCTY FOLLOW SROOTING DICIDEI SET PORTA IN REFERINCED

LURNISE POTINAIT DACALLS TO THE SAN DESCO POLICR- DEPARTMONC; HONEVERS

EO CINOUS INTUONO: DO XIILEGI DI DANZORO 2O ATTIRAI MICHELETA

GIVERT ONLY AS ALAST RESORE AID THEN ONE TO AN-ESTABLISUED FOLIOS

CONIOT UNO WILL ENDLE TRE M/TUER CONFIDATTIALIY.

ROMIND INTORMANT TO LIVOID DIRECTLY BUCOMERG INVOLVED IN

SINUACIONS TINT MIGUY DEVELOD INTO VIOLENT LOTIVITISS.

RIR: PiC PIC

(9)

NOTE:

See memorandum G.

C. Moore to Mc. E. S. Miller,

dated 1/14/72, captioned

Extremist Informant,"

prepared by RiR:pic.

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sir. Fell ...

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Mr. Nohr -

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REFERENCED TELETYPE REPORTED AN INGIDENT WHERIN

YOUNG VOMAN, ALLEGEDLY A VISIIOR AI FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE NUIR,

SAN DIEGO, THE RESIDENCE OF PETER GORGE BONNER (SD ONE

ZERO ZERO DASH ONE FIVE FOUR FIVE ZERO>, WAS THE VICIIN OF

SHIPER FIRE RESULTING IN A GUNSHOT WOUND IN HER ELBOW. THE

RESIDENCE AT FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE MUIR IS A WELL-KHOWN NEW

LEFT CONMUNE. NAMED "THE BOX" (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE

FIVE MINE SEVEN ONES. IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THE GUNSHOT

WOUND IS MINOR IN NATURE.

ON JANUARY TWELVE LAST CAPTIONED SOURCE WAS CONTACTED AT

WHICH TIME HE FURNISHED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

EX-104

1057-17200-14

END PAGE ONE

•269e monor meanse

S. JAN 1'7 1972

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1157

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## Page 1158

HAGE TWO

ON DECEMBER IWENTY SEVENTYONE, THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZAIION

(SAO) (SD ONE FIVE SEVEN DASH IWO (EIGHI ONE FIVE>S A NEWLY

FORMED RIGHT WING PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION IN THE SAN DIEGO

AREA, PREPARED AND DISIRIBUTED A NUMBER OF COPIES OF AN

INTELLEGIENCE TYPE BULLETIN REGARDING PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

INFORMATION UTILIZED IN THE BULLETIN WAS OBTAINED PRIMARILY

FROM RESEARCH OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES AND PHYSICAL SURVEILLANCE

OF THE BOHMER RESIDENCE BY SAO MEMBERS, INCLUDING INFORMANT.

RESPONSE TO THE BULLETIN FROM RIGHT WING SYMPATHIZERS WAS

CONSIDERED ENCOURAGING BY THE SAO AND SONSEQUENILY ON JANUARY

SIX LAST INFORMANT WAS REQUESTED BY JERRY LYNN DAVIS (SD

ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE FOUR TWO NINE SEVEN, LEADER OF THE

SAO, TO CONDUCT ANOTHER SURVEILLANCE OF THE BOHMER RESIDENCE

FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING ADDITIONAL INTELLEGIENCE INFOR -

MATION SUCH AS LICENSE PLATE NUMBERS AND DESCRIPTIONS AND

END PAGE TWO

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PAGE THREE

HABITS OF OCCUPANIS. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WAS TO BE

USED IN THE PREPARATION OF FORTHCOMING SAO INTELLEGIENCE

BULLET INS.

INFORMANT, NOT DESIRING TO CONDUCT SUCH A SURVEILLANCE

ALO.NG

CONTACTED LEORGE MO HOOVER (SD ONE ZERO ZERO DASH ONE

FIVE THREE FIVE SIX), AN ASSOCIATE OF SAO MEMBERS, REQUESTING

HE ACCOMPANY SOURCE. SOURCE AND HOOVER ARRIVED IN THE

VICINITY OF BOHMER'S RESIDENCE AT APPROXIMATELY EIGHT FORTYFIVE

PM, JANUARY SIX LAST, WATCHED THE RESIDENCE FOR A PERIOD OF

I IME, DETERMINED THERE WERE NO CARS PARKED ON THE STREET

NEAR THE HOUSE, OBSERVED TWO INDIVIDUALS LEAVE THE HOUSE

AND WALK AWAY TO AN UNKNOWN DESTINATIONS AND FROM THE

SUBSEQUENT APPEARANCE OF THE HOUSE ASSUMED IT THEN TO

HAVE BEEN UNOCCUPIED. SOURCE AND HOOVER WENT SO FAR AS

TO

PLACE AN SAO STICKER ON THE FRONT DOOR OF THE RESIDENCI

FOLLOWING WHICH THEY DROVE BY THE HOUSE ONE LAST TIME PRIOR

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PAGE FOUR

IO GOING HOME. AT THIS IIME, WITHOUT WARNING, HOOVER, WHO

IS GENERALLY ARMED, POINTED A PISTOL OUT IHE PASSENGER WINDOW

OF THE CAR FIRING TWO SHOTS AT THE HOUSE• SOURCE YELLED

AT HOOVER, "WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?" AND THEN LEFT

THE AREA AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. SOURCE STATED THAT FORTUNATELY

THE PISTOL, AN AUTOMATIG, JAMMED ON IHE THIRS SHOI OR HE

FEELS CERTAIN HOOVER WOULD HAVE EMPTIED THE CLIP IN THE GUN.

SOURCE ADVISED HE UNDERSTANDS THAT INE WEAPON HAS BEEN

DISPOSED OF.

IT IS NOTED SOURCE WAS DRIVING HIS SIXTYNINE RAMBLER AMERICAN, •

MEDIUM BLUE, GENERALLY MATCHING IHE DESCRIPTION OF THE

SHOOTING VEHICLE AS FURNISHED BY WITNESSES TO THE POLICE.

SOURCE EXPLAINED HE WAS RELUCIANT TO DISCUSS THIS

MATTER IN DETAIL WHEN TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED REGARDING

THE SHOOTING ON JANUARY SEVEN LAST AS HIS WIFE WAS PRESENT

AT THAT. IIME AND HE DID NOT DESIRE TO UPSET HER UNNECESSARILY•

eraseri

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PAGE FIVE

HE STATED THAT THE ABOVE SHOOTING HAD COME AS A COMPLETE

SURPRISE TO HIM AND THAT HE HAD NO INTENTION OR DESIRE TO

TAKE ANY ACTION AT BOHMER'S RESIDENCE OTHER. THAT TO OBIAIN

WHATEVER INFORMATION WAS AVAILABLE AS DISCREETLY AS POSSIBLE.

HE STATED HE IS EXTREMELY UPSET AND DISMAYED AT THIS TURN

OF EVENIS.

IN CONNECTION WITH HIS ACIIVITIES IN BEHALF OF THE

BUREAU, INFORMANT HAS BEEN REPEATEDLY CAUTIONED IO AVOID

BECOMING DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN ANY SITUATION WHICH MIGHT

CAUSE DEAIN OR PERSONAL INJURY TO ANY PERSON• SOURCE HAS •

WHOLEHEARTEDLY AGREED WITH THIS POSITION AND HAS CONSISTANTLY

FURNISHED ALL INFORMATION IN HIS POSSESSSION REGARDING THE

POSSIBLE OCCURRENCE OF SUCH INSTANCES. IT IS BELIEVED SOURCE

WAS IOTALLY UNAWARE THAT HOOVER MIGHI SHOOT INTO THE HOUSE

PRIOR IO THE OCCURENCE OF THE INCIDENT AND HE HAS BEEN

CAUTIONED TO AVOID ALL UNNECESSARY CONTACT WITH HOOVER IN

THE FUTURE•

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PAGE SIX

SOURCE STATED, TO HIS KNOWLEDGE, ONLY HE AND HOOVER

ARE PRESENILY AWARE OF THIS INCIDENI. SOURCE ADVISED THE

INCIDENI APPEARS TO HAVE CAUSED HOOVER TO BECOME "FIRED UP"

AND READY FOR A VIOLENT CONFRONTATION WITH THE POLICE IF

APPROACHED ON THE MATTER. HE SAID HE DOUBTS HOOVER WOULD

DISCUSS THE INCIDENT WIIH ANYONE ELSE BUT CANNOT BE SURE

OF THISO IN VIEW OF HOOVER'S UNPREDICIABLE NATURE AND

PRESENI EMOTIONAL STATE, SOURCE SAID HE WOULD ADVISE AGAINST

ANY INTERVIEW OF HOOVER•

UACB, THE FOREGOING INFORMATION WILL BE DISCUSSED

DISCRETOLY WITH THE SAN DIEGO POLICE DEPARTMENT AND, IF

NECESSARY, INFORMAI'S IDENTITY WILL BE FURNISHED TO THAT

DEPARTMENT AT A LATER DATE.

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TO

FROM

:

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

3010-106

MAY 10:? FU111OI4

CSA GIN. REG. NO. 11

UNISED STATES GC

NMENT

Memorandum

: Mr. E. S. Millet

G. C. MooreGEM

CONE. IN

EXTREMIST INFORMANT

Tolson -

Fell -

Rosen .-

No lins

1 - Mr. A. Rosen

1 - Mi. E. S. Miller

DATE: 1/14/72

1 - Mr. R. L. Shackelfordid

1

• Mr. G. C. Moore

1

- Mr. L. Gw. Brockman

1

- Mr. J. G. Deegan

Middler!

Callahan

Caspor

Conrad

Dalbes

Cloveland

Waikart

Wallers

Soyars

Tele. Room.

Holmes -

Gondy

1

- Mx. R. I: "Ridgeway

This is to'advise of information developed by 'captioned

Informant disclosing a shooting incident arising from activities

of the newly organized white extremist Secret Army Organization.

By memorandum dated 1/11/72, you were advised of the

formation and activities of the newly formed ultraconservative

white extremist paramilitary group known as Secret Army Organiza-

tion (SAO). SAO has targeted for harassment San Diego State

College Professor Peter Bohmer.

Bohmer's residence is a well-known

New left commune, whose occupants, along with Bohmer, are planning

demonstrations at the Republican National Convention scheduled at

¡San Diego for August, 1972.

Captioned informant, a 28-year-old white male operated

since August,

1967, has been recently targeted to penetrate the

extremist-oriented SAO. On January 6, 1972, informant was

requested by SAO leader to surveil Bohmer's

residence in order

obtain intelligence information. Accompanying informant on/

surveillance was SAO associate George M. Hoover. The surveillance,

held during the evening of January, 6, 1972, was discontinued after

the Bohmer residence appeared unoccupied.

However, prior to

discontinuance, an SAO sticker was left at the front door. While

passing in front of the house in informant's automobile, Hoover,

without warning and to the complete dismay of informant, fired

two shots into the house. The informant strongly protested and

they sped away. A female occupant of the house reportedly

sustained minor gunshot wound in her elbow.

137-17922-144

Enclosure

134-17222

RER: PJC,

(8)

REC-2

1317

CONTINUED OVER

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Reff SD 1155-1

134-17222

Informant furnished details of the shooting, which

would not have been available through any other source, and

cautioned that Hoover is "fired up" over the incident and ready

for a violent confrontation should police approach him on this

matter. Identities of those involved in shooting not known to

San Diego police; however, witnesses did furnish description of

informant's automobile.

This informant, during his utilization, has furnished

exceptionally valuable information on the Minutemen and has been

completely reliable. He has been previously cautioned, as all

extremist informants are, not to become directly involved in

violent confrontations or activities. He is the only Bureau

source covering the violence-prone SAO. San Diego has advised

that pertinent information developed by informant will be

furnished to the San Diego Police Department but informant's

identity withheld unless disclosure bacomes necessary. There

appears to be no objection to this, and San Diego will be

instructed to closely follow this matter and promptly report

partinent developments.

RECOMMENDATION:

_Detache,

That attached teletype

in accordance with above be

approved and sent.

EM

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TO: SAGg

EAT DIEGO (170-226)

FROM:

ACIDIC DIR OrOZ, EDE

(134-J7222)

URORSIT

6/26/72

1

1.

'I'.

F. Howard

Mi..

H.

C. Patterson

1 • Mr. R. I. Ridgeray

=

REURCE TYPE JUNE TWENTY-TO LUST CAPTIONED UNSUD; BOMBING OF

GUILD MOVIL TILATER, THRLE EIGHT TWO SEVEN DASE FIFI AUDIUS,

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORITA, JUNE NINETEDY LAST. EID."

AUTIORITY GRANTED TO MAKE CAPTIOND INFORMATT AVATIABLE TO

SAN DIEGO POLICE DRPARTMNNT (SDPD) FOR PURPOSE STATED IN REFERONOSD

TELETYPE ONLY IF INEURMINT IS A WILLING WITNESS AND ONLY AS A LANI

RESORI TO INSURE PROSACUTIVE ACTION. SDPD MUST CLEARLY UNDARSTAND

THAT INFORMANT HOLDS GREAT FRAR FOR HIS LIED AND PERSONAL SAFETY

SHOULD HE BE SURFACED AND IT IS THEIR RESPONSIBILTTY TO PROVIDE

ANY NECESSARY PROILCTION IO INFORMANT SHOULD HE BE USED. SUPD

SHOULD BE COURAGED TO EXPLOR MILI OTHER AVENUES TO SECURE

PROSSCUTION AGAINST SUSPECT

#KOPIC BEFORE UTILIZING INFORIANT AS

A RITRESS.

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TELETYPE TO SAN DIEGO

RE: SD 1155-E

134-17222

NOTE:

William Yakopec, El Cajon, California, has disclosed

to captioned informant that he is responsible for bombing of

Guild Movie Theater in San Diego and plans additional bombings.

Informant is acquainted with Yakopec through involvement in

Secret Army Organization (SAO), an extremist right-wing group

• in San Diego.

Without informant's testimony, SDPD will not

be able to obtain arrest warrant for Yakopec. Therefore,

SDPD requests informant be made available as prosecution

witness. Informant believed extremely reluctant to testify

for fear of life and personal safety.

SAC recommends informant

be made available to SDPD provided he is willing to cooperate

and PD can afford protection. Informant is member of sAO on

behalf of Bureau, He is a 28-year-old white male operaied

since 196%

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## Page 1167

5-153a (Rev. 5-3-72)

Ke. R. Lo Ridiany

in lie te do Hassey

(21J-253)

17/30/72

EX-112

Acting Director, Fist =51-27222 1: /6

Attention:: Voucher-Statistical Section

.. v

tara

Ali

Felt

Campbell

Rosen.

Hohr

Bishop

Miller, E.s

Callahan

Casper

Contad

Dalles

Cleveland

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Bates

K'nikart

Walters.

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NW 68262 boaia:32989523

legalot 6/20/720

[ Authority is granted lo designate captioned individual a Bureau-

approved PS! and to proceed to develop source as a security informant in accordance

with instructions set forth in Section 107, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to designate captioned individual as a

[ probationary extremist, informant D ghetto extremist informant in accordance

with instrurtions set out in Section 130, Volume IV, Manual of Instructions.

Authority is granted to pay captioned informant an amount up to

$ 200

ner

month

week for services rendered on a c.o.d. basis, and up to

$ I00

per

month

week for expenses actually incurred for a period of 2&as

L months

7 weeks effective

6/2/72

- You should continue to

maintain contact with informant and follow appropriate instructions in the Manual of

Instructions.

• Advise captioned informant that the Bureau is not concerned with the

legitimale activities of the college or university or of its students. Do not contact

informant on the campus.

Bufiles disclose no pertinent information regarding

captioned source [ immediate relatives of source

• Concerning your payments to this informant and all informants, you

are reminded that payments must be commensurate with the value of the information

received; that payments are to be made only for actual expenses incurred in connection

with obtaining information for the FBI. In addition, payments should be made in such

a manner that the informant clearly understands he is not being paid on a salary basis

but rather on a c.o.d. basis.

7 Make certain informant understands cooperation with Bureau is strictly

voluntary and that this coperation must be maintained on a confidential basis at all.

times. Impress upon informant that informant is not. Bureau employee. Exercise caution

in your contacts with informant to make certain informant is not a plant.

(5)

D.EMA

GCM

EMS.

SCO NOTE ON PAGE 100

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Letter to San Diego

Re:

SD 1155•B

137-17222

In the future you should ba certain that request

for payment

authorization is subnitted at least two weeks

in advanc: of the offective

date.

NOTE:

This is a continuation of previously authorized

paymen: levels.

Informant is a member of the Secret Army

Organisation (SAO) in San Diego, California, and is the

principe informant reporting on this and other right wing

groups irs the San Diego area. He has also furnished considerable

valuable information concerning revolucionary activities groups

and anti-law enforcement demonstracions. Specifically, he has

furnished 83 reports concerning several funciions and

30 to 40

individuals.

Ninety-five per cent of the information furnished

by him has been verified through other sources.

He has reporied

data concerning contaccs between the SAO and the Minutemen

including the branch headed by Jesse Stevens in Maryland with

regard to possible alliance being formed between these two

groups.

He has been in contact with the leader of the National

Socialist White Peoples Party (NSVPP); has reported on the

acquisition of weapons and explosives by the San Diego members

Of SAO; and has provided substantial information regarding

• finances and sources of funds of SAO. He furnished daca

concerning sale and delivery of weavons and other military

surplus items by an individual from the Seattle, Washington,

area.

Based on quality and quantity of information, payments

are fully justified.

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;

To fee!

FROM

SUBJECT:

Nfo-101 (100-8-41-71)

OPTIONAL DORM NO. 10

5010-106

"PRAY I9DR CUITION

USA GINA

816. 00 27

UNITED STATES UOVERNMENT

Memorandum

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222) DN11:

6/20/72

SAC, SAN DIEGO (170-286) (P)

MOM. 2402

EM-SAO

Re: EXTREMIST OR SECURITY INFORMANT PROGRESS/JUSTIFICATION LETTER

(a) I recommend that authority be granted to continue captioned informant

for a period of -.

_ months effective -.

_ and that he continue

to be paid under the authority of the Special Agent in Charge, 'UACB.

XX(b) I recommend that authority be granted to pay captioned informant an

amount up to $ $2.52.00 per E] month

• week for services rendered on a c.o.d.

basis, and lip to $ 100.00 per (X] month [ weck for expenses actually incurred

for a period of Six (G) & months

• weeks effective -

6/1/72

IIf increase, furnish full justification under 'Miscellancous.")

Nembership: Informant is a member of the Secret Army Organizati

(SAO) in the San Diego, California, area..

Amount paid for services and expenses:"

dino

(SEE PAGE 1-A)

1104/

1: 222.4

Number of activities and persons on whom coverage is provided:

Informant reports regularly on activities of 30 to

40 individuals associated with the SAO organization and related

right wing groups in the San Diego, California area.

He

continues to be employed by the San Diego City Fire Department

which employment affords

him considerable free time which he

can use to observe and report on activities of many radical

and militant individuals and organizations on and off college

campuses in the San Diego area.

FX-112

Number of statements (written and orall submitted:

2111912-10

Considered stable and reliable ng res

O No (Explain in "Miscellaneous.")

Indoctrinated against disclosure & Yes

7: 3

Percentage of information verified ---

95%

SiF 1012

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SD 170-286

Amount paid for services and expenses:

PERIOD

12/1 - 31/71

1/1 - 31/72

2/1 - 29/72

• 3/1 - 31/72

4/1-30/72

5/1 - 31/72

SERVICES

$215.00

220.00

205.00

205.00

220.00

215.00

EXPENSES

$38.75

22.40

50.00

31.40

52.70

27.19

1-A

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Summary of information furnished: (If more space needed, add addendum.)

157-73577-11

On January 28, 1972,

source advised that the SAO

had been contacted by Newsweek magazine and also by a San Diego

daily newspaper,

The Evening Tribune, asking for interviews for

articles they wished to run on the organization.

During the early part of 1971 source made available

a list of several hundred names which were represented to him

being a mailing list compiled by TROY HAUGHTON, former

West Coast leader of the Minutemen Organization.

Furthermore,

source made available copies of all printed matter distributed

by the SAO and furnished information relating to contact

between the SAO and a Minutemen type group being operated by.

an individual named JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS at Silver Springs,

Maryland, and the pessible formation of an alliance of these

two groups.

(SEE ADDENDUM)

Miscellaneous: (Furnish steps being taken to advance informant, and any other

pertinent information which should be brought to Bureau's

altention.)

Informant has been instructed to report on compensation

received from the Bureau for services as income when filing

his income tax return and he has agreed to comply.

Informant has been encouraged to take advantage of

any opportunities to improve his coverage of activities of

interest to

the Bureau in the San Diego

area.

Through his

close association with individuals involved in extremist

activities in the San Diego area, he has been able to achieve

a Leadership position in these

activities, particularly in the

newly formed Secret Army Organization.

Delay in submission of this

letter was

caused by the

urgency of other important investigative matters having to do

with protection of presidential

candidates and preparation

for the 1972 Democratic and National Conventions.

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SD 170-286

leader of the National socialist ence scople s Party INSW

at San Diego, and provided information relating to his

philosphies, plans

and activities. Through contact with asso

ciates who

During the period in question source has provided a

large quantity of information relating to the acquisition and

use of

weapons by. members of the SAO and related individuals.

In January source advised that JERRY LINN DAVIS, San Diego

area leader of the sAo, claimed to have obtained the keys to

the powder magazine of a large sand and gravel company in the

and that in the future he planned to enter the magane,

take away as much of the explosives as possible and then blow

up the rest to destroy any evidence of the theit.

In February, 1912, source advised of efforts by

DAVIS to obtain two 81 mm. mortars from two unidentified indi

viduals at Los Angeles, California. He further reported on the

acquisition of a complete military radio by the SAOknown to

nim, which he has continued to do throughout the reporting

period. In this regard he has identified several new members

of the group as well

as associates of these members, and also

potential members of the organization. Source has

furnished

information pertaining to the relocation of several of these

individuals to other parts of the country, particularly

BETTIE HAUGHTON, wife of TROY HAUGHTON, who moved to a remote

part of Califonia in March and subsequently remarried.

In March the source provided information about

Seattle, Washington, who brought with him a large quantity of

weapons, military surplus items and other articles to sell.

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SD 170-386

In Mays 1972, source identified CLAVIN HENDELL FOX

as a new member of the SAO and furrished infoimation regärding

travel to Washington, D.C., by FOX to participate in a

victory march sponsored there by Reverend CARL MC INTYRE.

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## Page 1174

I TO

FROM

:

SUBJECT:

810

OTTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 18122017ION

GET Mi (# (118) 101-188

UNITED STATES GL

ERNMENT

Memorandian

ACTING DIR CTOR, BI (237-17222)DATE: 11/20/72

/CA SAC, SAN DILGO (170-286) (P)

HOWED BARRY

CODE:

(Formerly

B1 - SAO,

E:M

(00: San

Diego)

Re San Diego letter to Bureau dated 6/20/72 and

Burcou letter to San Diego dated 7/3/72.

Source was contacted on November I4, 1972, and

was advised that since he har left the area and would not

be able to furnish information to the Federal Bureau of

Investigation concerning activities in san Diego, his

agroement to furnish information to the bureau vas corninated

as of that date and he would no longer be operated by the

Bureale

source stated that he is willing to testify in

Federal, State or Local court or before a congressional

hearing

if subpoenaed for such testinony. He was reminded

that he should continue to be factual and truthful in any

• such testimony and that he should not embellish his staùenenis

in any way.

He has been advised that he will testify in a

Federal trial of subject; THOMAS ISG FORREST,

where

Bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, San

Diego, is

prosecuting funhist for the sale of automatic weapons conversion

kits.

Source is presently testifying in San Dieco County

Superior Court in a case involving GEORG: HITCH LE ECOVR,

Secret Army Organization (SAC) member, who is charged with

attenpted murder.

He will

testify in

cases involving

Bureau

, REC-27

2-

2-

Los Angoles

157-17272-17

San Diego

ST 101

IMP / ed

(6)

5. NOV 24 1972

AIG.

₫ 1972

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SI 170-286

S T i SO Leder In possession on explosines

and CALVIN HIND aL FoX for perjury

sentenced to one year to life and a concurrent sentence of

one to five years on another charge. He will keep the

Federal Burcau of Investigation advised of any further

testinony required of him.

Source was advised that because of publicity

resulting from his exposure as an FBI paid informant during

the trials now in progress, he might be contactea by the

press, radio or television for public appcarances.

He

advised that he will always feel free to contact the Bureau

for

assistance and guidance if he is contacted to make any

kind of public appearance.

He advised that he has been contacted by an

book regarding "right wing"

activities, including that of

the Secret Army Organization.

MILLR claims to have some

information already in his possession regarding "right wing"

organizations.

Source stated that he is giving serious consideration

to writing a book and that he will appreciate any aavice and

guidance the Bureau can give him. The book would place the

FBI in a lavorable light.

He requested that he be advised if

the Bureau has any infornation concerning MILL'R which would

make it unaesirable to work with him on the-book.

Source was advised that the Bureau will not sponsor

or endorse any book or publication he might write.

Flash notice on source

Has baes removedin oNE YEAR,

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SD 170-286

No ID 401 being submitted. Source has boen paid

the following

amounts

for services and exponses since

June I, 1972:

Date

7/10/72

Sorvices

$250.00

7/10/72

8/3/72

9/6/72

11/14/72

$250.00

$150.00

$100.00

Expenses

$100.00

$200.00

$100.00

-

-

LOS ANG LIS

Search Indices regarding LAURITZ P. MILLER

8337 Castano Place, Sun Valley, California, anà advise

Bureau and San Diego of any pertinent information.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1642 1:0ITIO18

OSA FPMA (61 CAR) 191-11.6

UNITED STATES GC

NMENT

Memorandum

TO

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222).

PROM : ASSISTANI DIRECTOR, LOS ANGELES

(157-8214) (RUC)

SUBjECT:

HOWARD BARRY

GODFREY

(fornerly

EM - SAO,

MINUTENISN

00:

san, Diego

DATE:

12/22/72

•*

i....

Re san Diego letter to the Bureau, dated 11/20/72.

On 8/11/72, ME. LAURITZ PA MILIER, 8337 Castano

Place, sun VaLley,

california, wrote a letter to the

Acting Director, FBl, in which

he advised as follows:

MILLER, a free-lance writer, had recently returned

to Los Angeles fron Japan, where he had researched a potential

story on che Japanese terrorist groups that provided three

gunmen for the Lod Airport massacre in Tel Aviv, Israel,

5/30/72.

According to information learned by MILLER there

was a strong indication of

a world-wide Communist conspiracy

dedicated to international revolution. Mr. MILIER related

some of the facts which he learned concerning the Red Army

group in Japan and

its ties to revolutionary groups throughout

the world.

on 8/23/72, Mr. MILLER was interviewed concerning

details of the information which he had related in his

letter to the Bureau.

After the interview MILLER produced/

several boois written in Japanese which he had had partially

cranslated and which were extremely revolutionary and. violent

in nature.

These books were forwarded to the Bureau for

complete translation.

Mr. MILLER seemed to be a reasonable man who was

very concerned about the dangers posed by terrorists

organizations throughout the world.

REC-49 / 37-

172.

ST-I15

iAl 2. 1973

~ Bureau KM

-

San Diego (170-206) RM)

1 ~ Los Angeles

JCD/cls

015)

JAN

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1D-36 (Re, 1049-64)

Transmit the following in

Viu

ATRONAL

FBI

Date:

3/1/73

(I'pe in plaintert of code?

(Priorityi

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (137-17222)

FROM:

BAC,

SAN DITGO (170-286)

HOWARD BARRY COUPREY

ATIN: ORZICE OF

LEGAI COURABL

(0D: San Diego

ne ran Diego lotier to Barcau dated 11/20/12; LOS

Angeles letter to Buicau dated 12/22/72.

On 2/20/73, I URIT P. MILLIB,, Sun Valley, Califoca,

Lelenhone (213) 767-3501, telephonically contacted dA DARL MI.

PErorOSy statins that he was planning to assist former FBI.

informant HOXAID EARLY GODFREY in writing a booi concorning

, his caperiences while assisting the rBI:

He advisod that, the

book will be peo-rBi and will be as factual as possible.

statcd that he would like to vorify thai GoDPrey had actually

reported to the iBI sono of the things that he has reported

to hin in discussing the preparation of the book.

HOWARD BARRY GODTREY WAS formCrIy

MILOR was advised that he could be furnished no

intornation vithout the spocific authority of the acting

the additional approval

-

...-

19

MILLEn stated that it is his intention

to prepare

Ictter

to the acting Director of the FbI setting forth iufom

ation concemins the book he intones to grite and roquesting

authority to obtain information that he acecs to verify the

authoricoyo incoration turntoned by Supruey.

:2,

Luxenu (Ril).

MariAti

Los Angeloa

22

•San Diego

Dieton (257-3334) (TiO) (3)

(5)

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ADRI IZ P. MILLER 213/767-3581

8337 CASTANO PLACE SUN VALLEY, CALIF. 11352

Mr. Felt

Mr. Bobar -

Mr, FruGs

Mr. Calishan

February 28, 1973

1922.

ClAraiNina

Mis. Coorad

Mr. Gei ardt

Patrick L. Gray; Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D.C.20535

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miler, B.S.

Mr. Piris

Mr. Soyars

Dear Sir:

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinier

As you have been informed by Agent Earl Peterson of San Diefit, Ärmstrong

I am collaborating with Howard Barry

Godfrey to produce a book

Mir.

Feangion

Ms. Herwig

Mr. Mintz

based on his experiences as

an informant for the Bureau.

Mrs. Neenau

I would like to assure you we intend to present the Federal

Bureau of Investigation in only a favorable way.

Our motive for writing this. book is to alert the general

public of a dangerous situation developing (and in" some cases well

established) in every major community in the nation.

Godfrey wants to lay out the nation network of communication

between extremist groups, both right and left wing.

He plans to recount as much detail as possible of his years

as a member of these extremist groups, explaining the recruiting,

training, assignment and some actual operations accomplished by

them.

It would be of great assistance to us if you would authorize

me to interview Agent Peterson in San Diego. This would not constitute

an endorsement of our Book, but would help me io understand more

about Godfrey, the general situation, and the position of the F.B!l.

in coping with paramilitary organizations.

NỐT

29 MAR 20 1973

I will naturally agree to any conditions

you suggest

for hold-

ing such an

interview.

Ack let

3-0-73

HERIE

1973

3-5-73

FREELANCE:

ARCINAT

WRITER

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EDITOR

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Hoping to hear from you soon, I remain

...

Very truly yours,

LPM: jm

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OP:IONAL PORN NO. 10

5010-106

MAY KIDZ EDITION

GSA G M. PIG. MO, 27

WINITED STATES GO

VENT

Memorandum

TO

: Mr. Jenkins

FROM :T. J. Brownfield

SUBJECT: LAURITZ P. MILLER

FREE LANCE WRITER,

SUN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

REQUEST TO

• PETERSEN, SAN DIEGO OFFICE

BACKGROUND:

DATE: 3-8-73

Mr. Felt-

Mr. Baker

Air. Callahan

Mr. Cleveland -

Mr. Conrad.--

Mir. Gebhardt.

Mr. Jenkins 1r

Mr. Marshar

Mr. Solars

Mr. Thompson

Mr. Walters -

'Tele. Room -

Mr. Kinley -

Mr. Arnsirong

Mr. Bowers -

Mir. Herington

Ms. Hervig -

Mr. Mintz -

Mrs. Neenan.

By letter dated February 28, 1973, Miller advised

he is collaborating with Howard Barry-Godfrey to produce a

book based on Godfrey's experiences as an EBT informant.

Although the letter was unsigned, it bore letterhead information

including Miller's name and address, 8337 Castano Place,

Sun Valley, California. Miller's stationery described him

as a "Freelance Writer-Photographer-Editor."

Miller said

he and Godfrey

intended to present the FBI "in only a

favorable way," and that Godfrey would describe "the

nation network of communication by the extremists groups,

both right and left wing," recounting his years as a

member of these extremists groups.

Miller requested authorization for interview of

"Agent Earl Peterson of San Diego" (SA Earl M. Petersen) ,

explaining the interview "would help me to understand more

about Godfrey, the general situation, and the position of

the F.B.I. in coping with paramilitary organizations."

By airtel dated March 1, 1973, the San Diego Office

advised that Miller had telephonically contacted Special Agent

Petersen regarding interviewing him and that Miller was advised

-he could be furnished no information without the specific authority !

of the Acting Director of the FBI and, possibly, the additional

approval of the Department of Justice.

INFORMATION IN BUFILES:

.. 16

MAR,

2.

Regarding Godfrey:

431417899

Howard Barry Godfrey,

born

July 1,

1943,

at

Portsmouth, England, was designated a symbol-number informant

Enclosure sent 3-7-25 md

NO ACCORMID

1.78 MA 23 1373

5

SMA

Jenons - enclosure

Minnes - Enclosure

I - NI. Mintz - Enclosure

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Brownfield to Jenkins Memo

RE: LAURITZ P. MILLER

of the San Diego Office August 10, 1967, while employed as

an equipment-checker for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph

Company, San Diego, California.

A gun hobbyist. Army trained

in the use of explosives, he became associated with the top

echelon of the Minutemen

as well as the Secret Army Organization

(SAO), furnishing excellent information to the FBI regarding

these

and other extremists groups.

By communication dated November 20, 1972, the

San Diego Office discontinued Godfrey as an informant. Godfrey

had testified in San Diego County Superior Court in the trial

of George Mitchell Hoover, SAO member charged with attempted

murder, and in the trial of William Francis Yakopec, who was

found guilty of the bombing of the Guild Theater in San Diego.

At that time, Godfrey also was scheduled to testify against

Jerry Lynn Davis, SAO leader charged with illegal possession

of explosives.

SA Petersen also testified in Hoover's trial and

had been Godfrey's contacting Agent.

As a result of Godfrey's appearances as a prosecution

witness, his identity as an FBI informant was publicized in the

news media. (137-17222, 157-17513-10)

Regarding Miller:

Our files show that by letter dated November 30,

1971, Miller requested information regarding crimes committed

by juvenile females.

He was furnished a Uniform Crime Reports

Bulletin.

Miller wrote to Acting Director Gray August 11,

1972, furnishing information regarding what he considered

to be a world-wide communist conspiracy for revolution,

including direct communication between U. S. revolutionaries

and the Japanese.

Miller stated that some American servicemen

were sympathetic with the world revolutionaries and were being

used as couriers. Miller explained he had developed this

information while doing research in Japan. He requested

information as to whether the FBI knew of

the "situation."

August 21, 1972, the Los Angeles Office

was advised of Miller's August llth letter and was instructed

to interview him.

The Los Angeles Office further was instructed

to advise Miller of the confidential nature of information contained

in Bureau files and to alert him regarding the jurisdictions of

the respective military services over their personnel.

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•Brownfield to Jenkins Memo

RE: LAURIT? P. MILLER

Miller was subsequently advised by the Los Angeles

Office per instructions and the information he furnished was

forwarded to the Legal Attache, Tokyo.

Miller also furnished similar information directly

to the Japanese National Police Agency (NPA), in August, 1972.

The NPA in October, 1972, advised the Legal Attache, Tokyo,

that NPA's inquiry failed to substantiate Miller's allegations.

(62-115275)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

On March 6, 1973, ASAC Clark F. Brown, San Diego

Office, was telephonically advised of Miller's request to

interview SA Petersen in connection with the projected book.

ASAC Brown was

advised that interview of SA Petersen would not

be authorized in view of regulations regarding revealing

information in Bureau files.

This matter has been coordinated with the Intelligence

Division and James I. Williamson of the Office of Legal Counsel.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the attached reply be sent to Miller.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

отіокав гони 10, 10

MAY 1012

FINITICY

OSA TPEAR (41 CEM) 103-11.8

UNITED STATES 6. VERNMENT

Memorandum

ACTING. DTRECTOR: FBI (137-1.7222)

ATTN:

EDI LAEORRIORE, FIREARMS SECTION

StC, Sit: BEEGO (170-286)(G)

HOWARD B/BRY CODENEY*

FORMERLY

DATE:

4/30/73

vine sit i

1.

3

(.)

Source made available a number of items during his

activity as a source within the Secret Army Organization

11

(SAO) a

te has authorized disposal or these items

in any way

seen fit by the San Diego Office of the FBL.

The remaining

'items not ised as evidence and not destroyed axe:

One Browning Machine Gun, Caliber 50112; U. So.

Number 32846, manufactured by Colts. Patent Firearms

Manufacturings

Cola, hartiond, Connecticut.

This weapon.

is completely disassembled and the barsbl has been cut oft

with a welding torch

321

wrecked airplane on the desert and it was necessary to cut

off the barrel to get the weapon out of the plane.

One e38 Calibe: Silencer, no brand name,

with

Patent-Pending and the nunber 96 stamped on it. Bluedsteel.

_One sawed off shotgun barrel and stock (also

sawed off) fron Sears loebuck model 1001.100 shotgun, no

serial number. Barrel. 13 inches long.

Two rifle grenade launchers. No identifying

marks.

ST-104

REG-26 13521%2

22-20

The above-listed items

are. Forwarded to the

Firearms Section for disposal or

for any other use

desired of then.

-Diggast

(370

Bureau

1

11:0

MAY S 1973

- Package

I • Lan Diego

"is.

EMP :ml T

(5.)

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Hs. W. I. Nonnall

Go C. floore

1 " General Investigátive Division

ixicanal Affairs

Division

1 - rir. 1. N7. Dowers

1 • Me. 1I, A, Ierman

2/7/741 - MI.

W.

R. Wannall

1 - Me. P. E. Nugent

= Mr. Go

C. Moore

A, Tansey

1 - Ix. I, Pitzlatrick

THIRLE LURI-FBI ARTICLES

APPEARING IT ELPRUARY, 1974, ISSUS OF

NATIONAL STARTS RIGIL'S L'ARITY (ESTE)

NEWSPAPER THE 'PHONDERBOLI:

INTRONIST MACTER • NSRY

Fage 8 of the February, 1974, Issue of "The Thunderbolt"

(TI), a monthly newspaper of the NSRP, contains thipe articies

critical of the fbI and, in part, of fomer Director . Edger

Hoover, The Nsur is an antiblack, anti-semitic, white sncist

policical party hendquartered in Harietta, Georgie, which is

composed of past manbors of blan-type organizations. TI is

ediie by Dr. Edvard R. Fields who is NSRI National Secretary.

The lead article is captioned "FBI Turned Into Secret

Folice." It discusses a lengthy vricten report allegedly given by

former IBI Assistant to che Director Willian C, Sullivan to the

White fiouse, in which Sullivan "revealed" former Director lioovve

iras not of

sound nind in his last years"; how Disector Hoover

allegedly "kept files on Congressien and blacknailed

I them"; and

how the FI allegedly comnitted illegal acts in "prosecuting thise

pacrious" for many yoars.

The arcicle alleges that fomer

hite House aide John Dean III gave a copy of Sullivan's report

to the Sonate Watengate Committee (SWC) ; howeves, the SWC has

allogedly suppressed it. Honders are urged to volte their

Congressmen and the STiC demanding xelease of che "Sullivan Report,"

The article further alleges the FBI has been "wrecking

patriotic organizations" while only "giving lip service to the fight

against conmunisu," and has experienced a "loss of reputation."

137-179995

Unclosures (3)

side si..

201 FEB 2: 1974

105-66233

/1 - 137-17222. (lovard Godfrcy)

C.1 - 157-25577

(310)

27: Imle (12)

RA MARC

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licrozande, to tic. Vo R. Wannali

Re:

Theor: Ant1-2B1

Arcieles

Appearing in February, 1974, Issue Of

Rationnl Statos Alchts jorty (USRI)

Heuspayer "The Thunderbolt"

It says a noad exaoes to repeal antigun and similar lavs thrt

enable Federal, agents to "imposo a police scace."

An analory

is mnde betroon alleged l'DI trorics and lussian "eccrat police"

¿actics. The article closes by urging rceders to refuse to

anster questions from "foderal ayents."

The second article is & reprint Econ the "atlante

Jaci: Ecleon, captioned "ThI's Hoover

The article essentinily states

that viretay tiles locatod by fle MBI in a Whitr. House sod were

kept EI01 focaor Dizector Hoover because he vas "not of sound

nind in his last yeors."

Fosmos UBT official Milion Sulliven

reportedly turnod the files over to thon Aasistani Attorney General

Robert liardion, before "Hoover fouced Sullivan to retire Eroi

Fit on October 6, 1971," since the lato Dircetor "could

not be trusted to keep the Iccordo confifential."

Sulliven is

quoted as saying forner Director Hoover "me & nastor bincimnilca..•

with consicorable finesse, desrite the detecioration of his ruind."

The third article is coptloned "IBI Froncup Fails."

It rclatos that Geosge i, loover, a nonber of the secret fry

Osranization (310) vas convictod last year of firing into the

hone of a 'larxist radical" of Son Diego, Califomin. This

conviction ias overturned on appeal on the bouio the jusy elould

have been infomed the sole titness scotifying agcinot Hoover

ras a "paid 701 inforeni." This infomant is lionistied en

"alloud" by the i31 so particigats in

acts of violence, and used "entrapment"

to lavolo Hoover 11

the shooting, incidont. It is stated this sucerouful appeni ly

Hoover of hits "Francup" is an "outstanding viciouy for fatriots

everyhere," and exposes "how far Govermient agonis vill no to

vrcci patriotic grougs."

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ifchorenim co lic. W. P.. Hannall

RE:

There Anci-gB1 Articles

Appearing in f'ebruary, 1974, Issue Of

Mational Streos Rights Party (SRP)

Nearspaper "the Thunderbolt"

SAO is a now dofunct organization formed in

San Diego, California, in 1971 as an anticommunist, peranilitary

group. 340 intended to conduct intolligence-type investigations

and to offer urban guercilla training for use ogainst "left-ving

groups and suspceted enemies of the U. S."

Godfrey was a San Diego Division extromist informant from

12/6/68 to 11/20/72. He was targetod to penetrate the Sio and

subseguently becane a SAO loader. le have no confired information

indicating his accual parcicipation in "encragnent"

Fero raised"by the darense ciong this line during noover s°Uriai"

and these allegations were refuted or explained in open court.

Godfroy's testinony was instruental in achioving succesaful

prosecucions against several 540 menbars, and thereby producing

the demise of che Sao.

Copies of the above three arcicles are attached.

ACTION:

None.

For Infornation. This newspaper has a small

circulation aimed at its white hate membership. We are not refuting

the allegations therein as to do so would serve no useful purpose

and would merely prompt the NSRP to prolong these attacks.

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1285

# ECGAR HOOVER

#AS * MENTAL CASE

.41J:: BLACKMAILER

Х свініл;

177% 75-Eixi)

FBI Turned I

secret Polic

For many years, William C. . In fact, Sullivan was the main

Sullivan was assistant director, public spokesman for the FBi

occasions when Hoover per-

sonally. spoke.

Sullivan often

To J. Edgar Troover at the ElL,

and looser, except on those

• spoke lo conventions and im-

portant meetings in behalf of

Hoover. I any man on the in:

side ever knew what

floorer

really was, it was Assistani

Director of the FBI William C.

"Wilan C. Sullivan

Wiliam

gave a

long written

report lo the

White House in which he

revealed that J. Edgar Hoover

was.nol of sound mind in his

last jcars. This was a long

eport which spelled out man:

ol Hoover's illegal activities

He also told how Hoover kept

files on congrissmen

and

schators and blackmailed them

during

the forly eight years

that he headed the FBl.

It is bad enough for a man lo

be a blackmailer and of un-

sound mind, but much worse

when that man is the head of

• the nationside

secret police

that has files on over half the

American peoplc..

Jew Daniel

Ellsberg stole

military secrets and has been

accused of giving them

to

• Russia. Yct, Hoover refused io

investigate Ellsberg because o

"his friendship with Ellsberg's

father-in-law, Jew Louis Marx.

It is tragic when the chiel of the

secret police is surrounded with

William C. Sullisan gase his

the While

House.

Then, the Senale Watergate

Committee was give the

: report by John Dean, 3rd. The

•Watergate Committee has sup

pressed the Sullivan report eser

since. They don'! want the peo-

ple 1o know the.

truth about

how the FBI has.beca. used io

commit burglary, perjury, and

broak.: other .laws. in perse-

cuting, loyal White patriots

throughout

country

for many yoars. It would be

well for every person to write ic

the schators on the Watergaie

Commilice and demand that

they release and publish the tuit

lext of the Sullivan Report

which exposes the evils of the

FII.

A federal court recently

ordered the FBI lo lurn orer

some of iis documents on in-

vestigations to a reporier. The

documents showed that

the"

FBI had been illegally wor' ing

137-1720702-

for jears and years not oniy lo

spy upon rightning patrolic

• Lenclosure

organizations, bul lo aiso

sabotage them. The only lefts-

ing organications monaged co

the FBi were those Ales 1..!

splimered and loses

From the discipline d: te sai

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Below Reprinted As Erider

"The Atlanta Journal" of MS.

from

5, 1973.

FEI's Hoover Called

NO

By JACK NELSON

WASHINGTON

(LAT)

Wiretap files located by the

FBI in a While House safe

•Were kept from J. Edgar

Hoover hecause lie was "not

of sound mind" in nis last

William

C. Sullivan,

former FBI assistant director

told the Los Angeles Titnes

Monday.

Sullivan said that because

the late FBI director

"could

not be trusted" lo keep the

files confidential Sullivan

turned them over to Assistant

Ally. Gen. Robert Mardian be-

fore Hoover forced Sullivan to

retire from the FBI on Oct. 6,

1971.

Sullivan, now director of the

Justice Department's office of

national narcotics intelligence,

said John M. Jitchell, who

was attorney

general at the

time, ordered that the files be

given lo Marcian.

Acting FBI Director Wil-

. liam B. Ruckelshalis quoted

Mardian as saying he trans-

ferred the files after Sullivan

warned that Hoover "might

use the records in some man-

ner" against President Nixon

and Mitchell.

RUCKELSHAUS said Sulli-

van did not "affirm" Mard-

ian's claim in a statement to

• the FBI. But Sullican told the

Time hat No mist una

the files for "soine ill-conceiv:

against govern-

ment ofticials.

"I don't specie-

f Sound Mind""

That fellow was a mara

ically remember mentioning

blackmailer and ce Giu!

the President," Sullivan said,

considers

"but we certainly had the

the cristiacallon oi

President in mind."

Sullivan said.

Sullivan,

who feuded

with

"He alsays did that sert ni

Hoover over FBI policy

mat-

thing. The moment he said

tors in the last few years

be-

get something ca 2 saa

fore the director's

death in

he's send one see

20.a:a

May 1972, said that the wire

boys up and adrise tie sona-

tap records never were a part

tor that we're in the course c

of the FBI's officially record-

an investigation and we bi

ed files.

cahnce happened to come ta

with this data on your daug

"Hoover diGit

want the

ter. But we wanted you lo

the cificial ile.

know this — we realize you'd

Sullivan said, "le loid me lo

want 10 know it. But doa:

Keep them myself and have

have any concern, no one wil

them ready for him. available

ever learn about

it. Weil.

any time he wanted them. I

Jesus, what does that teli the

had them in a file cabinet in

senator? Erom that time ca

my

office,

but they mee

never serializen or recorded

the senator's rise in als 2:26

in the FBI files

Sullivan said that neither

Sullivari said that when Jiss-

Mitchell

nor Afardian

ever

tice Department officials who

specifically told him tha: they

knew of the wiretay records

did not want Hoover to hare

learned he was leaving "they

the files because he could so:

were very upset and under-

be trusted. But Sullivan said

• standably because they could

he could

"read this between

no longer depend on Hrover.

the lines.

Ile had been leaking stuft all

over the piace.

He

could no

"NEITHER MARDIAN ROr

Jonger be trusted. So I was in-

Mitchel: trusted him but ther

structed to pass the records to.

didn't want to say that." Sui

Mardian."

van said. "Hoover Wasn't ce

sound mind - as a matter ci

HOOVER,

who had been

fact a hish

seminanties

under considerable criticism

" official crice suic

for his administration of the

FBI, was concerned about

being fired as director and

kopt the records "to keep

Mitchell and the others in

line," Sullivan said.

past few

Who had anguing to do wih

Hoover knew that he was no

longer rational. He was doing

the strangest

things.

going into a raze."

137-173,-1

Enclosure :

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for frameup rais

CALIFORNIA PATRIOT

the car, was a paid FBI in-

FREED IN FBI

former.

FRAMEUP CASE

"IT was also charged that the

Mir. George Ni. Hoover was

pimp, Howard. Godfrey,

was

a member of the now defunct

the chicf "firebrand"

in

the

right-wing

"Secrel Army

Secrel Army and constantly

Orgunization." Hoover, age 37

encouraged, violence, The FBI

• of Santee, California, was con-

allowed Godfrey to participate

"victed last year of hiring into

in the shooting, several fire-

the home of a Marxist radical

bombings and burglaries

named Peter Bohmer of San

before they arrested several

Diego.

others using Godfrey as their

It was later admitted by the main witness against them.

federal prosecution that an FBl.

Godfrey was so convincing

.:!'

pimp nanied Howard Berry

that he rose to Assistant State

Godfrey had

infiltrated the

Coordinator of The Secret Ar-

Scere Army:

He had driven

my. Through acts of violence

the car from which the shots

he was able to prove

his

were fired. Therefore the

"loyally" lo the organization..

California Fourth District

The court deemed this an act of

Court of Appeals ruled to over-

"entrapment." The FBI pimp

• turn

Hoover's

conviction.

was the provocateur of the acts

Judge William T. Low said the

of violence and his FBI

jury should have been informed

superiors had the power to stop

that the sole witness testifying

them before they occurred.

against Hoover, and driver of

RIGHT-WING VICTORY

This'important case

represents an outstanding vis-

lory for Patriots everywhere

The victory of George !.

Hoover over this FBI frames

helps to expose how far govara-

ment agents will go to wrec:

patriotic groups:

The . distur-

bing part of this is that the FS1

will itself break the las, with

acis of violence, in order te

mancuver innocent patriots

into a trap, where they can ther

be framed by lying paid pimps

lestifying in court.

While

this

SOIL

0:

skullduggery has been going ca

for some time, the true fac::

behind it all are just now com-

ing to light. We have all read

the chilling

accounts of secre:

police terror in Russia and no:

we witness the very same thing

taking place right here in this

country.

1137/73276

• 70

5776

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165. d. B. Adams

Legal Coonel

June 23, 1975

MOLARD LALIOUS NC.ON, et a%

(0,0,D.0, CAPSIOSNE)

CIVIL ACTION NO. 7504-2

la captioned civil cotion plalakita Feter

Bohmer and Paula Tharp allege dri dofon arta consourcd

to deprive thom of rights, privileges and i2 buttics secured

to thom by the Concilution and laro of the triacd sates.

Defendouts Includo Sad Rer% Chroder, San Liego, former

San Diogo ASAC Clerk E. Browa, prescody esigned

Inspection Divicion, SA C. Jordan Maylor and Gd. Darl M.

Voterson, ban Liego, former in Levon a, baletend,

and Howard Darry Codicey, a former Can Diego intormnut.

A litigation ropose Tos coumitted to the Dapartment by

monorandum to the Ascistant Aborey General, Criminal

Divialon, dried 8/23/78.

On 6/13/10, Bonjamin G. Mannagan, Sonior

Trial Attorney, Special Litigation Section, Criminal Diviaton,

advised the former Sin Diogo I'Li informant Howard Darry

• Godtroy, who reported en xightlat activition, had requested

Depart citai represcotation in tsis civil action and that the

Doparinont has agrood to sopresent Me. Godirey.

Ir. Tiersion asked whother this Bureau had any objection

to Mr. Godiecy's representation by the Deportinent.

Boclosure (V

> 137-17222

1...

-3

* - 100-47050%

1 - Vir. Wannall

1 37-170125

NOT RECORDIS

75 JUL 16 1975

Pulladway

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Memo to Mr. S. B. Adama

Rai

Meter Lolor, Cals, V.

Aschard Milhous Nica, et ah

Civil Lsdea NO. 95-6+2

Tho attachso men ozanim to tho Departmont

indicated we have no obtaction to tho Hopartmon: adordlug

Mr. Codrey econesentire as long de h'a intorita do not

conflict with the interesta of delondant DES gorocuel.

SUCCOLOLENDATION:

Thes the altachod memorar dum to the Aasietent

Attornoy General, Criminal Divicion, be ipproved and aeri.

;. ..

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..'.

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Mr. 5. E. Adams

Jung 23, 1975

Legal Counsel

PETER 2320008, d 80 4 %

(U. 50E, Ge, CALLIONINLA)

CO/IL & GION NO. 75-T

In cartioned civil action pletutilie Detor

Soh ner and Paula Thasy allege ami dotendanta conopiaco

do ce isivo them oe rights, privileges and intuities secured

to the xi by the Concotation and laws of the United Diateo.

Defen unte inchu.le SAC Rex L Shrodor, hen Diego, formor

San Diego and Clerk 1. Brown, presently assigued

Inspact ca Divicion, EA G. Jordan Naylor and Sa Mart Ii.

Peterson, ban El o, former SA Stevon i. Carlotunsca,

and How'd Barry dodrey, & former Car Blogo intermant.

A legacon neport tan submitica te the Lopurement by

memorandum to the Assistant aboznoy General, Criminal

Divicion, dated 8/23/15.

On 8/19/75, Benjamin C. Flanagar, Scator

Trial Attoraey, Special Idligation Section, Criminal Division,

advised that former fen Dlogo IBX Informant Howard Darry

Godires, Who reported on rigator activitics, had requested

Deperimental reprocertation in this civil action and tast the

Depastmont has agrced to reprosent iar. Codirey.

Mir. Tlemagon asted whother this Burcau had any objection

to it. Godtroy's representation by the Department.

Doclocure ()

137-17222

1133:

1 100-470302

I - Vix, Wannall

137-1722.22.

NOTRECORDES

76 JUL AC 1975

I = hit. Dutcdway

& - Mr. Minta

1 * Mr.

Laturno

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ORIGINIA FILED IN

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Momo to tic. de B. Adams

No: Rebor Bubmer, ci airy To

Rachard rathous Nsrody

ot al.

Civil Accion NO. 75-77

The attashed momorandum to the Deparémont

indierica we have no objection to the Dopartment altozding

11. Godney copresentamon 2e long 20 bus insroats do noc

e mflict with the interesta of dofondsat FBI porzonnel.

INCOMPIENDATION:

That the attached memorandum to the Ascistant

Abucuoy General, Criminal Divinion, be approved and gent.

•+ 2000

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6/5/75

AIRTEL

AINAIL

TO:

DIPECTOR, FBI (100-461715) (109-470202)

ATTN: LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISION

FROT:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (62-2248) (P)

PETER BOINER, ET AL

versus

RICHARD MILHOUS NIXON, ET AL

(Unitod States District Court

San Diego, California)

CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-4-T

Re your call,, 6/4/15.

=

LIOWARD BARRY GODFREY is a defondant in cantioned

case.

He has directed a communication to the U.S. Justice

Department requesting that he be represented hy the Justice

Departnent attorneys in this law suit. GODFREY was

a paid

inforrant of the FBI during the period concerned hy cho

allepation in captioned suit.

It is the recommendation of the san Diego Office

that the Justice Departmont represent GODFREY as an arency

relationship existod.

AISO GODFREY'S defense hy Departrental

attorneys would establish continuity to the answers

to the

complaint. Finally GODFPEY was under the impression that

his rolc as an FBI informer would not be nade public and niace

• the curront position

of a defendant in a civil action.

(3-Bureau

-I- San

Diego

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(4)

137-1

NOT RECORDTO

46 JUL LN 1975

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Assicsant aMorney Correl

Coletani sicshon

Dircetor, 201

Jane 84, ISE

137

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1 - Vir. DuHadway

2 • Mir. Mintz

I - Nit. Laturno

(0.8,0,C , CASAGIA)

Ch June I, 1070, ufc. Flamana of your claes

añviso I End fomos ton biego ala Informand Liowrd Coary

Codair

nho reportel en rigidis actiiiics, had roqueutod

Duprustus alial repsodontation in iria civil ao zon and tiné ele

Lepertin oi has eared to reprodont lin Godsey, de. Manungan

assed windor tut wacau had ray cbjoction to lix. Colingy'

representation by the Doparticia.

For your haoration, me live no uajection to

the Deporonent e Mority Puproso racion 40 Idx. Codroy re 102g

as bis intorosés do uoe contice tala the tacarcuta os doraseut

Rui gorsuanet, intre croch suci conchos aricos, te co not feel

it would be propor or Exprogelo for tia Lopartient do ecosesent

him. &c: Codo of Proiczatonal Nespobaltity, Coaon D, aticad

Considenctong IC F-.14 through 13.

ORICITAL. FILED IN

137-17222.

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1 - 100-470202

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SSC Request 1/20/76

Item 3 (Re:

Secret Army Organization)

Volume I

Access

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FROM

SUEJECT:

> 9SAIтВ(

UNITED SaM. NO GOVERNMENT

Memora:

m

• .

DIRECTOR,

/FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

7-27-72

ACT SEATTLE (157-1830) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00: SAN DIEGO

..RE: SElet to Bureau 6-15-72.

Since the submission of the above relet, Seattle

former sources tomas and tries were contacted and

advised that they have not been able for personal reasons

to become active in Minutemen or SAO activities and there-

-fore would be unable to assist this office in this matter.

The Seattle Office is attempting to establish

• Other sources in order to determine if the SAO is a func-

tioning organization within this division. If investigation

fails to indicate such, this matter will be aâministratively

closed pending receipt or pertinent positive information

•that the SAO is an organization in which this office

has

an interest.

2-Bureau (Reg.)

2=San Diego (157-2815) (Reg.)

2-Seattle

SER: 1đk

(6)

He. Cott

the

1424

ALL EXCISIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE

NOTED ARE TO PROTECT SUmIL

NUMBER OF INFORMANTS.

REC-53

157-23577-366

JUL 31 1912

AUG 910gU.S. Savings Bords Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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## Page 1199

SAC, San Diego (157-2815)

Acting Director, FBI (157-23577)

OSECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

7/25/72

1

1

-

Mr. P. C. Mogen

- Mr. W. C. Patterson

ReSDiet 6/19/72 captioned "Characterizations of

Subversiva, Racial, Klan, White Hate and Militant Organizations."

Referenced letter enclosed characterizations and

abbreviated thumbnail sketches of various organizations including

SAO, In order to abide by instructions set forth on Pages 22 and

22a, Section 4 D, Part II, Manual of Rules and Regulations, the

following changes are to be made of the abbreviated thumbnail

sketch and the characterization of the SAO and they are to be .

resubmitted under the caption of this letter.

The abbreviated thumbnail sketch should be changed to

read:

•=,"

Felt

Bates

Bishop

Callahan

Campbell

Cleveland

Conrad

Dalbey

Jenkins

Marshall

Miller, E.S.

Ponder

Soyars

Mr. Kinley _

The Secret Army Organization (SAD) is an anticommunist,

paranilitary organization forned in 1971 in San Diego,

Califosnia.

It intends to conduct intelligence-type operations

and to offer training in urban guerrilla warfare to be used

against "left-wing groups" and suspected enemies of the

United States.

The characterization should be changed to read:

The Secret Army Organization (SAD) is an anticonmnist,

paranllitary organization formed during the early part of

October, 1971, in San Diego, California, by former menbers

and supporters of Minutemen organization and for the purpose

of replacing that organization; which was considered defunct

in the San Diego area.

RECEI

154-25551235

Wer: aso

(5)

→ SEE NOTE PAGE, TWO

ST-111

16 JUL 26 1972

HEHt

TELETYPE UNIT

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Letter to San Diego

Re:

Secret Army Organization (SAO)

157-23577

On January 7, 1972, according to a source, the SAD

intended to conduct intelligence-type operations and offer

raining in urban querrica variare to be used against

"left-wing groups" and suspected enemies of the Uniced States.

The SAD 1s headquartered in San Diego, California, and

Intends to become a nationwide organization.

Submit along with the above characterization on a

separace page a characterization of the Minutemen in accordance

with instructions cited above.

Handle promptly the submission of the above.

NOTE:

San Diego being requested to submit amended abbreviated

thumbnail sketch and characterization.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1200

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## Page 1201

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

COMMUNICATIONS SECTIC

JUL 201972

TELEME

NR 09 SD

CODE

10:2 10M NITEL 7- 19-72 GKF

157-23577

ACTING DIRECTOR (198-4515542

FROM

SAN DIEGO (157-2815) 1P

Mr. Felt -

Mr. Bales

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Campbell

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey

Mr. Jenkins

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller, E.S.

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neonan

sen

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM-

ser32

RE BUREAU LETTER TO ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION, COPY TO SAC SAN DIEGO JULY FOURTEEN LASI.

FORMER SPECIAL AGENI STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN DID NOT TESTIFY

BEFORE THE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA GRAND JURY AS HIS TESTIMONY WAS

NOT NEEDED. HIS TESTIMONY MAY BE NEEDED FOR TRIAL PURPOSES LATER

IN THE YEAR. SAN DIEGO WILL KEEP THE BUREAU ADVISED.

END

157-23577-341

REC. MA

151854-14

123 JUL 21 1972

comedia: i mar

5-Patty fe

f45

5FJUL201972

MR. TRAINOR

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1201*

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8-22-841

FBI

Date:

7/13/72

Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

(Type in plaintert or code)

AIRMAIL - REGSITERAD

(Priorily)

117 wit

Minutien

Rei spicific Requiet

TO:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-1820) (P)

VILITAL FRACIS AKOPEC

EM - SAO

Tunite

2÷

San

Diego nitél

¿ tö Bureau dated 6/27/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five (5) copies of

an LHM concerning captioned matter.

INFORINTS

Identity of source

SD T.1 iS

File there located

SD 157-1820

SD 'T-2

See Nonsymool. Source

Administrative Page

AD-IN ISTRATIVE

Two (2) copies of FD-376 are attached to the

Bureau copies of this IHM.

A COPy Of this IHii is being disseninated to the

S. Secret Service, San Diego, and one copy to Alcohol,

gobacco anà firearms Division, sanDiego 11-4*vi-34

REG-55

This Illl is not being classified "Confidential"

inasmuch as information being furnished does not meet the

1-5065-955

22

Bureau (Encs.

2-

Sin Diego

7 JUL 17 1972

(1 - 157-1820)

(1+157-531)

(4)

proved:

NW 68262 Docld:329895231 Page:1202

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SD 157-1820

criteria set forth in Executive Order 11652.

LEADS

SAN DIEGO

1. Will report results of FD-9 submitted to Bureau.

2.

Will follow and report prosecution or subject.

3.

An FD-356 has been resubmitted to St. Louis inasmuch

as subject's service number has been

ascertained. Will report

military background when received.

BECAUSE OF YAKOPEC'S ACCESS TO AND USE OF FIREARMS AND

EXPLOSIVES, HE SHOUID BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS AND

APPROACHED WITH CAUTION.

-2-

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1203*

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SD 157-1820

NONSYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

SDI-ZiS CONF. SOURCE

Information located in SD 157-1820.

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## Page 1205

: FD-376 (Rov. 5-1-12)

the.

UNITED STATES DEPARTHENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BÜREAU OF INVESTIGATION

July 13, 1972

"WASILINGTON, D.C.

20535

In Reply, Please Rejer 80

File No.

Director

United States Secret.Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE: .

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective

responsibilities, and to fall within the category or calegories checked.

1. • Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2.

Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

4..

Participation in civil disturbances, anti-u. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments:

5: Ex Illegal bombing, bomb-making of other terrorist activity.

:. *6. •00 Defector from U. S. or indicates desire to defeci..

7.

Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to. U. S.

Photograph [ has been furnished

El enclosed • [ is not available.

Very tily yours,

atrick

L. Patrick Gray,

Acting Director

1. - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosureís)) - 2

U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

Enclosurels 2 Apon removal of cussifiod cholosures, if ang, this trinsmittal form

becomes UNCl.issrleD.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1205

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...=

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

July 13, 1972

MAS

WILLIAM FRANCIS

ІДКОРЕС

I. PREDICATION

Investigation in this matter is initiated upon

receipt of information indicating the subject to have been

active in the organization known as the Secret Army Organi-

zation (SAO) •

The SAO is a para-military organization

formed during the early part of October,

1971, by former members and supporters

of the Minutemen Organization,

for the

purpose of replacing that organization,

now considered defunct.

With its head-

quarters located at san Diego, California,

the SAO intends to work towards becoming

a nationwide organization.

The Minutemen is a para-military group

organized in June, 1960, by ROBERT B.

DE PUGH in Norborne, Missouri, as a

resistance to the spread of communism

in the United States by use of guerrilla

tactics.

DE PUGH is currently incar-

cerated in a federal penitentiary for

violation of the Federal Firearms

Act.

II. BACKGROUND

A. Residence

Subject presently resides at 722 Graves Street,

El Cajon, California.

(SD T-1, March 15, 1972)

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.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523. Page 1206

15%-2à

SNOTOSTRI

34

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## Page 1207

WILLIAM FRANCIS

ДУАКОРЕС

722 GRAVES ST

B.

Employment

EL CATON, CALIF

- un donat

Subject is presently unemployed.

(SD T-1, March 15, 1972)

C.

Faucation

BORN JAN, 10, 1942 - MILLER, IND.

The records of the Portage High School, provided

by Mi. John Hevel, principal, reflected the following:

Subject attended Portage High School, Portage,

Indiana, From September 4, 1956 to November 26, 1956, and

from December, 1958 to January 9, 1959, when he left high

school to enter the U. S. military service.

D.

Military Service

Suoject served in the U. S. Army from April 15,

1959 through March 14, 1962. • Military occupational

specialty - Military Police; rank - Private First. Class

E-3. Subject received an Honorable Discharge.

(SD I-2, July 1, 1969)

E. Physical Description

On June 21, 1912, the California Law Entorcement

Telecommunications System (CLETS) provided the following

physical description of subject, effective March 10; 1970:

Race

Caucasian

Sex

Male

Height

5'8"

Weight

165

• Hair

BroWn

Eyes

Brown

Marital Status

Married

Social Security

Account Number

JFK Act 5 (g) (2) (D))

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## Page 1208

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

F. Marital Status

Subject is married. His spouse's name is Deborah.

(SD I-2, July 12, 1972)

G. Date and Place of Birth

Subject was born on January 10, 1942, at Miller,

Indiana.

-

(SD T-2, July 1, 1969)

Ho

Employment Record

Subject served with the San Diego Police Department,

due to his involvement with the Minuteman organization. At

the time of subject's reserve status with the San Diego Police

Department, he was associated with the Council of Carpenters

a carpenter. From October 16, 1967 through October

Between January, 1965 and October,

a toolmaker for

the Douglas Aircraft Company, Long Beach,

California.

(SD I-2, July 1, 1969)

III. ACTIVITIES

3827 Fifth Avenue,

=-==

- 3 -

California,

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1208

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## Page 1209

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

On June 20, 1972, SD I-I advised that subject had

claimed responsibility for

said bombing, describing the

device involved as being a one-third pound HPD Primer Charge

with six foot safety fuse, mechanical blasting cap and a

Subject indicated he had placed

this device by approaching the theater through an alley way

removing the grate from an air vent and throwing the device

through the vent beneath the stage of the theater.

Information concerning the bombing by subject was

furnished to Detective Reuben Brandon, Investigative Support

Unit (ISU), San Diego Police Department, on the date received.

On June 27, 1972, Detective Reuben Brandon advised

that on the basis of

information furnished by SD I-I and

based on the known involvement of subject in the Secret Army

Organization (SAO) in the San Diego area, a warrant was

secured and executed for a search of the

subject's residence

on June 26, 1972.

SAO and Minutemen literature dealing with explosives

and construction of mines and booby traps were confiscated

from subject's residence.

Yakopec was arrested for violations of Sections

12-303 and 12-303.2 of the California Penal Code (CPC) dealing

with the possession and improper storage of gun powder It

excess of twenty pounds without a license and violation

of Section 217 CPC, charging him with attempted murder in

connection with the bombing of the Guild Movie Theater:

William Francis Yakopec was indicted on July 12,

1972, after a true bill was returned by the San Diego County

Grand Jury in and for the Superior Court of the State of

California.

Yakopec was charged with Exploding Destructive

Device with the Intent to Wrongfully Injure and Destroy

Property and Injure Persons on said Property; five counts

- 4 -

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## Page 1210

.. "

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

of Attempted. Murder in conjunction with said bombing; two

counts of Assault with a Deadly Weapon by Means Likely to

in a beant on on t

Cause Bodily Injury Upon Peace Officers; Possession of

Explosives Near a Private Habitation.

Yakopec presently incarcerated in the San Diego

Cout purpose one date has yet set on tea

BECAUSE OF YAKOPEC'S ACCESS TO AND USE OF FIREARMS

AND EXPLOSIVES, HE SHOULD BE CONSTDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

AND APPROACHED WITH CAUTION.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1210*

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"D-123 TRov: 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Rejer io

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPANTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

JuLy 13, 1972

Title

WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC

Character

Reference

Memorandum dated and captioned as

above àt San Diego.

All sources (except any listed. below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

Information in the past.

• :

This documont contalia relthor recommondations not conclusions of the FBI. It le the property

of the F'8l and le loaned lo your agency; ll und its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1211 •

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15rg 5-22-643

Transmit the following in

Via

AIPTEL

AIRMAIL

FBI

Date: 7/14/72

(Type in plaintext or code;

(Priority)

Phate Caus

iteret termie

10/20/1

0: 11

Re: Sir

sen

TO:

ACTING DIRECIOR, FBI (157-23577)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

O SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

• EXTREMIST MATTERS

Ton

• Re San Diego teletype to Bureau 7/1/72 captioned

"WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, Bombing of Guild Theater,

3827 5th

Avenue, san Diego, Calitornia, June 19, 1972, EID."

Enclosed for the Bureau are eleven copies of a

letterhead memorandum.

Two copies of ID 376 are stapled to enclosed LHM.

SD T-l is

Copies of the IM are being disseminated locally

to Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Division, Secret Service,

and Internal Revenue Service.

of the SAO.

Son Diego 18 Folloning gMliv121 report actavities

1-866977

NEC-41

(2)

Bureau (Enc.

-

33

San Diego (2 - 157÷2815)

й10rs

(1 157-3001)

JUL 17 1972

EP :ejt

(5)

2-15D.

ATED

7/9/14

CHIC ALFORTING®

EXT. AT SEC.

4-destroued

4AG1

19%

Approved:

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page:

1212 Charge

Sent

_ M

Per

#U.S. Government Be ming Office: 1912

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D-576 (180s- 5-4-727

In Reply, Flease ilefer 10

File No.

D STATES DEPARTMENT O

STICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C.

20535

July 14, 1972

Director•

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

• Washington, D. C. 20220

RE: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBi and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. D Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2.

Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

Threatening or abusive statement about U.S. or foreign official.

4. Ej Participation in civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments:

5. Exi Illegal bonibing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6: Lj Defector from U:S. or indicatés desife to defect.

-7. [i Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph C has been furnished

enclosed.

(X] is not available.

Very truly/yours,

Patrick

L. Patrick Gray,

Jaay..

Acting Director

1. = Special Agent in, Charge (Enclosureís)) 1

U..S. Secret Service, San Diego

Ericlosurers)

ripon removal of classifid enclosures, if on, this ronamite? forn

becomes (NClassirleD.

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1213

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UN. -ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF jUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

San Diego, California

July 14, 1972

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

At 0:03 PM on June 19, 1972, JOHN MANSFIELD, San

Diego Police Department (SDPD)

advised that an explosive device

was detonated in the Guila Movie Theater at 3827 5th Avenue,

San Diego, California, at 7:45 PM on that date, causing

extensive

damage to the theater.

On June 27, 1972, Detective RUBEN BRANDON, San

Diego Police Department, advised that as a result of investi-

gation into the explosion at the Guild Movie Theater, search

warrants were served June 26, 1972, on the residences of

WILLIAM FRANCIS 'YAKOPEC, 722 Graves Avenue, El Cajon, Cali-

fornia; GEORGE MITCHELE HOOVER, 8721 Magnolia, Santee,

California; and, RICHARD FLUERY, 1544 Harbison Canyon

Road, San Diego, California.

YAKOPEC, HOOVER and FLUERY are known

members

of the Secret Army Organization (SAO).

(SD. I-1, June 27, 1972)

The S10 is a para-military ultra-conservative

and militant organization in the San Diego

• area.

Detective BRANDON advised that after the search

varrants were executed, YAKOPaC was arrested for violatior

of the California Penal Code (CPC dealing with possessior

and improper storage of gun powder in excess of twenty pounds

without a license and for attempted murder in connection with

the bombing of the Guild Movie Theater. HOOVER was charged with

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

violation of identical statutes. RICHARD FLUERY and his

wife GENEVIEVE were arrested for violation of the CPC

for improper storage of gun powder in excess of twenty

pounds.

on June 30, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS, National

Leader of the SAO, stated that a member of the SAO had volun-

teered to take revenge for the

arrest of SAO members in San

Diego.

He did not reveal the identity of the volunteer.

His plan calls for the assassination of persons believed to

be involved in the rest of the SAO members.

mentioned as targets for the assassin are Chief of Police

RAYMOND HOOBLER, Inspector WILLIAM GORE and Detective

RUBEN BRANDON, all of the San Diego Police Department;

STEVE LOGAN,

Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, and

possibly the head of the Internal Revenue Service in San

Diego, California. SAO members were instructed by DAVIS to

gather intelligence information concerning home addresses and

other information concerning persons picked as targets.

(SD I'-1, July 1, 1972)

Sergeant JACK PEARSON, San Diego Police Department,

LARRY CLENDENINE, Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, San

Diego, JOHN KEEFE, U.S. Secret Service, San Diego, and

Inspector RICHARD NELSON, Internal Revenue Service, LOS

Angeles, were advised July 1, 1972, of above information.

MEMBERS OF THE SAO SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED

AND DANGEROUS.

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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• 2-328 (Rov. 11-29-61)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Character

Reference

Communication dated and

captioned as above at San Diego,

California.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

inforation in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the properti

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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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Acting Directos, FBI

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXIREMISI MAITERS

-

July 14, 1972

1 - Mr. D. W. Dalbey

1. - Mr.

H.

N. Bassett

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

This is to confirm that on July 12, 1972, Kevin I. Masoney,

Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division,

advised Special Agent William C. Patterson of this Bureau that

authority was granted for former Special Agent Steven I. Christensen

to testify before a San Diego, California, Grand Jury.

Testimony by former Special Agent Christensen is to be

restricted to infornation he received while he was a Special Agent

of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) fron an informant

regarding the shooting of Paula Tharp on January 6, 1972, by

George M. Hoover,

a member of the white extremist Secret Army

• Organization (SAO), and the June 19, 1972, bombing of a San Diego

theater by William

Francis Yakopec, also a member of the SAD.

Should information be required in addition to the above, former

Special Agent Christensen is to advise that lin accordance with

Code of Federal Regulations, Title 28, Section 16.12, such infos-

macion acquired while in the performance of his official duties as

a Special Agent of the FBI cannot be disclosed unless approved by

the Attorney General. Additional information required is to be

identified and furnished the Department in order that consideration

can be given to whether such information is to be disclosed.

2÷577

157-2815

MAILED 20

REC3 157-23574-32

JUL 1: 1972

2 - San Diego

SEE NOTE FOR SAC, SAN RICO 17 1972

ON PAGE TWO

FBI

..".

Felt

Bates

Bishop

Callahan

=1 - Personnel File of Steven I. Christensef-105,

Campbell

Cleveland

_HCP : aso

Conrad

(9)

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

Dalbey

Jenkins

Marshall

Afiller, E.S.

Ponder

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1011H.15

2983 11/

УГосі

Soyars

Walters

GEM

Tele. Room —

Nir. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong-

Ms. Herwig -

Mrs. Neenan -

MAIL ROOM-

TELETYPE-UNIT

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Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

NOTE FOR SAC, SAN DIEGO:

ReSDtel 7/11/72 entitled "SD 1155-I."

This will confirm infornation furnished to ASAC Clark Brown

by telephone on 7/12/72 by Bureau Supervisor William C. Patterson

that authority had been granted by the Department for former

Special Agent Steven I. Christensen to testify in San Diego,

California, Grand Jury in accordance with the above.

NOTE: -

Information regarding the above-described shooting and

bombing was furnished the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) and

persons involved are being prosecuted locally. Ench has been

- made available to the SDPD with regard to these matters.

Recently,

information was developed that sins had furnished Special

Agent Steven I. Christensen the pistol used in this shooting.

This

pistol had been obtained by the informant in a burglary. Special

Agent Christensen made no record of the receipt of this pistol

and retained it in his home and advised the Bureau the infornant

said "the gun had been disposed of." Special Agent Christensen

acknowledged receipt of the gun and it has been turned over to the

• SDPD. Special Agent Christensen submitted his resignation effective

7/6/72.

Former Special Agent Christensen has been subpoenaed

to testify before the San Diego, California, Grand Jury and the

SAC, San Diego, recommended testimony of former Special Agent

Christensen be restricted to information furnished him by the

Informant regarding the above incidents. This matter has been

coordinated with Inspector John A. Mintz, Office of Legal Counsel.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

JUN 2 8 1972

PE

NR 29 SD PLAIN

NITEL 6-27-72 GKF

TO

ACTING DIRECTOR (157-23577)

13

FROM SAN DIEGO (157-2315) () (9P)

Mr. Felt.

Mr. Mohr

Mr. Rosen

Mr. Bates.

Mr. Bishop

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Campbell —

Mr. Casper

Mr. Cleveland —

Mr. Conrad _

Mr. Dalbey §SAK

Mr. Marshall

Mr. Miller, E.S.Y

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Soyars

Mr. Walters

Tele. Room

Mr. Kinley

Mr. Armstrong -

Ms. Herwig

Mrs. Neenan

SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION (SAOS. EXTREMIST MATTERS.

RE SAN DIEGO TELETYPES TO BUREAU, JUNE NINETEEN,

TWENTYONE, TWENTY TWO, TWENTY THREE AND TWENTY SIX,

CAPTIONED "UNSUB; BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE THEATRE,

THREE EIGHT IVO SEVEN DASH FIFTH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA, JUNE NINETEEN LAST, EID" AND SAM DIEGO

TELETYPE DATED JUNE IWENTYSIVEN INSTANI, CAPTIONED

"WILLIAM FRANCIS YAKOPEC, BOMBING OF GUILD MOVIE

THEATRE, THREE EIGHT TWO SEVEN DASH FIFTH AVENUE,

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORMIA, JUNE MINETEEN LAST, EID.

Bo

END PAGE ONE

REC-591

EX-112

157-335577-30

Jui. & 1372

5-H8l

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SD 157-2315

PAGE TWO

AT EIGHT: ZERO THREE PM, JUNE NINETEEN, SEVENTY TWO,

JOHN MANSFIELD, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA POLICE DEPARIMENT

(SDPD), ADVISED THAI AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WAS DETONATED

IN THE GUILD MOVIE THEATRE, THREE EIGHT TWO SEVEN DASH

FIFTH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, SI SEVEN: FORTYFIVE

PM, ON JUNE NINETEEN, SEVENTY TWO.

ON JUNE TWENTY, SEVENTY TWO, €

ADVISED THAI ON THE MORNING OF THAI DATE, HE

HAD RECEIVED A TELEPHONE CALL FROM WILLIAM FRANCIS

YAKOPEC, SEVEN TWO TWO GRAVES STREET, EL CAJON,

CALIFORNIA, ASKING HIM IF HE HAD READ AN ARTICLE IN THAT

MORMING'S ISSUE OF THE SAN DIEGO DAILY NEUSPAPER THE

"SAN DIEGO UNION" REGARDING THE BOMBING OF THE GUILD

THEATRE.

SOURCE INDICATED THAT HE HAD SEEN TYE ARTICLE

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PAGE THREE

AT WHICH IIME, YAKOPEC HINTED HE WAS RESPONSIBLE

FOR THE BOMBING. ON THAT SAME DATE, SOURCE CONTACTED

YAKOPEC IN PERSON AT WHICH TIME, YAKOPEC CLAIMED

RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BOMBING AND DESCRIBED THE

DEVICE INVOLVED AS BEING A ONE DASH THIRD POUND HPD

PRIMER CHARGE WITH SIX FOOT SAFETY FUSE, MECHANICAL

BLASTING CAP AND A PULL TIME FUSE LIGHTER. HE

INDICATED HE HAD PLACED THIS DEVICE BY APPROACHING THE

THEATRE THROUGH AN ALLEY WAY REMOVING THE GRATE FROM

AN AIRVENT AND THROWING THE DEVICE THROUGH THE VENT

BENEATH THE STAGE OF THE THEATRE.

YAKOPEC STATED HE THEN WALKED APPROXIMATELY ONE

BLOCK AWAY FROM THE THEATRE AND WAITED FOR THE DÉVICE

TO DETONATE. YAKOPEC HAS PREVIOUSLY INDICATED IO THE

SOURCE HIS DISTASTE FOR PORNOGRAPHIC ENTERTAINMENT.

END PAGE THREE

ta 97779-41-19006

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SD 157-2815

PAGE FOUR

YAKOPEC TOLD SOURCE HE CONSIDERED THE FILMS SHOWN BY

THE GUILD THEATRE TO BE PORNOGRAPHIC AND INDICATED THAI

HE HAD OTHER TARGETS.

YAKOPEC IS A MEMBER OF THE SECRET AMRY ORGANIZATION

(SAO) IN SAN DIEGO, A RIGHT WING ACTIVIST GROUP.

SOURCE INDICATED THAT THE BOMBING INCIDENT WAS AN

INDIVIDUAL ACT ON THE PART OF YAKOPEC AND THAT OTHER

MEMBERS OF SAO WERE NOT AWARE OF THE BOMBING.

INFORMATION CONCERNING THE BOMBING BY YAKOPEC WAS

FURNISHED IO DETECIIVE REUBEN BRANDON, INVESTIGATIVE

SUPPORT UNIT (ISU), SOPD, ON THE DATE RECEIVED.

AFTER LEAVING THE GUILD THEATRE, YAKOPEC WENT

TO CHUCK'S BOOKSTORE CARPYING ANOTHER BOMB IN THE

POCKET OF A JACKET SLUNG OVER HIS SHOULDER. HE TOLD SOURCE

HE HAD INTENDED TO ALSO BOMB THE BOOKSTORE. AS HE ENTERED,

AN SDPD OFFICER FLASHED HIS BADGED AND TOLD

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SD 157-2815

PAGE FIVE

HIM HE COULD NOT ENTER AS THE BOOKSTORE WAS BEING

• CLOSED DOWN. YAKOPEC IMMEDIATELY LEFT THE AREA.

YAKOPEC TOLD SOURCE HE HAD "CASED" SEVERAL

• OTHER LOCATIONS IN THE SAN DIEGO METROPOLITAN

AREA WHICH HE BELIEVES TO BE PLACES OF PORNOGRAPHIC

ENTERTAINMENT. SOME OF THESE POSSIBLE FUTURE TARGETS

ARE: "THE IN CROWD", A NIGHT CLUP OFFERING NUDE

ENTERIAINMENT IN SANTEE, CALIFORNIA; "THE ACADEMY THEATRE" ON

ÚNIVERSITY AVENUE, SAN DIEGO; "THE PUSSYCATE THEATRE"

ON FOURIH AVENUE, SAN DIEGO; "THE BEDROOM" ON UNIVERSITY

AVENUE, SAN DIEGO.

YAKOPEC INDICATED THAT HE MIGHT ATTEMPT ANOTHER

BOMBING IN THE NEXT FEW NIGHIS•

THE INFORMATION CONCERNING POSSIBLE FUTURE TARGETS

WAS FURNISHED TO LT. ED STEVENS AND LI. REUBEN BRANDON,

•ISU, SDPD, ON JUNE TWENTY ONE LAST. THEY WERE ADVISED

END PAGE FIVE

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SD 157-2815

PAGE SIX

THAT THE INFORMATION WAS FROM A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE WHO

HAD FURNISHED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST. LT.

STEVENS AND DETECIIVE BRANDON STATED THAT A SURVEILLANCE

WAS BEING PLACE

ON YAKOPEC IN AN EFFORT TO PREVENT

FUTURE BOMBINGS.

ON JUNE TWENTY TWO LAST, CHIEF OF THE SDPD RAYMOND

HOOBLER ADVISED THAT HE IS GREATLY CONCERNED WITH THE

ACTIVITIES OF YAKOPEC BECAUSE OF THE IHREAT THATE PRESENIS

TO -THE WELFARE OF THE CITIZENS OF SAN DIEGO, PART-

ICULARLY INASMUCH AS HE HAS STATED TO INFORMANT THAT

HE HAS FOUR OTHER TARGETS WHICH HE HAD UNDER CONSIDERATION

FOR BOMBING AND HAS INDICATED AN INTENT TO CARRY OUT

THESE BOMBINGS.

IN JUNE IWENTYTHREE LAST,

ADVISED THAT HE HAD BEEN CONTACIED BY YAKOPEC WHO

END PAGE SIX

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SD 157-2815

PAGE SEVEN

STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN UNDER SURVEILLANCE FOR THE PAST

TWO DAYS BY SOME POLICE AGENCY BUT THAT HE BELIEVED

THAT THE SURVEILLANCE HAD BEEN DROPPED. HE STATED THAT •

HE HAD DECIDED IO BOMB "GENIES MASSAGE. PARLOR," EL CAJON,

CALIFORNIA, ON THE EVENING OF JUNE TWENTY THREE LASI, AND

ASKED THE INFORMANT TO ACCOMPANY HIM. INFORMANT

INDICATED TO YAKOPEC THAT HE MIGHT ACCOMPANY HIM IF

HE WAS FREE THAT EVENING. INFORMANT WAS INSTRUCIED .

NOT TO ACCOMPANY YAKOPEC AND TO FURNISH HIM WITH A

REASONABLE EXCUSE THAT HE COULD NOT BE CERTAIN THE

SURVEILLANCE HAD BEEN DROPPED. INFORMATION CONERNING

THE BOMBING OF GENIES MASSAGE PARLOR WAS FURNISHED TO

SGT. WHITT MURRAY, ISU, SDPD, THE OFFICER IN CHARGE

OF THE SURVEILLANCE ON YAKOPEC. MURRAY STATED THAT

YAKOPEC HAD FILED A COMPLAIN WITH THE EL CAJON POLICE

END PAGE SEVEN

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SD 157-2815

PAGE EIGHT

DEPARTMENT CHARGING MARRASSMENT. LI. FREIDLAND, EL

CAJON POLICE DEPARTMENT, COOPERATING WITH THE .SDPD

ADVISED YAKOPEC THAI THE SURVEILLANCE MATTER INVOLVED

A NARCOTICS MATTER IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE SURVEILLANCE

WOULD BE CONTINUING.

YAKOPEC ADVISED SOURCE THAT IN VIEW OF THE SUR-

• VEILLANCE, HE WAS HOLDING THE BOMBING OF GENIES

MASSAGE PARLOR IN ABEYANCE FOR THE TIME BEING.

ON JUNE TWENTY FIVE LAST, SOURCE ADVISED THAT

YAKOPEC TOLD HIM THAT BECAUSE OF THE SURVEILLANCE,

HE HAD DECIDED TO CONCEAL SOME EXPLOSIVES WHICH HE

HAD IN HIS RESIDENCE AND HAD IN FACT CONCEALED THEM

BENEATH A PILE OF SCRAP OF LUMBER LOCATED IN A VACANT LOT

BEHIND HIS RESIDENCE. YAKOPIC LEFT SAN DISGO

ABOUT FOUR PM ON THE EVENING OF JUNE IWENTY FIVE LASI,

TO VISII RELATIVES IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. SHORTLY

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SD 157-2815

PAGE NINE

FOLLOWING YAKOPEC'S DEPARTURE FOR LOS ANGELES, INFORMANT

VERIFIED THE LOCATION OF THE EXPLOSIVES AND DETERMINED

THAT THE STASH CONSISIED OF ONE, IUC AND ONE FOURTH

POUNDS BLOCK OF C DASH FOUR MILITARY PLASTIC EXPLOSIVES;

TWO, ONE POUND CANNISTERS OF DU PONI HPD PRIMER CHARGES;

APPROXIMATELY THIRTY MECHANICAL CAPS IN A CANNISTER

AND AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY OF SAFETY FUSE, BALCK IN COLOR;

A TRIP LEVER FROM A KIT USED TO CONVERT AN M DASH ONE

_MILITARY CARBINE TO THE FULLY AUTOMATIC M DASH TVO VERSION

WAS INCLUDED WITH THESE EXPLOSIVE DEVICES.

THIS INFORMATION WAS IMMEDIATELY FURNISHED TO SGI.

JACK PEARSON, ISU, SDPD.

DURING THE EVENING OF JUNE TWENTY FIVE LASI, SGT.

PEARSON, SUPRA, ADVISED A SEARCH HAD BEEN. CONDUCTED BY

OFFICERS OF THE SDPD IN THE VACANT LOT AND THE EXPLOSIVES

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SD 157-2315

PAGE TEN

AND THE TRIP LEVER LOCATED IN THE BROWN PAPER BAG

BENEATH THE LUMBER PILE HAD BEEN CONFISCATED BY THE

SDPD.

Ках хкі

WARE INDICATED A WILLINGNESS

10 TESTIFY IN THIS MATTER IF TESTIMONY WAS REQUIRED

TO SECURE PROSECUTIVE ACTION PROVIDED HE COULD BE

ASSURED OF PROTECIION FOR HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY,

INCLUDING RELOCATION TO ANOTHER AREA IF NECESSARY.

INFORMANT WAS MADE AVAILABEL ON JUNE TWENTY SIX LAST

FOR INTERVIEW BY DETECTIVE REUBEN BRANDON, ISU, SOPD,

IN THE PRESENCE OF SPECIAL AGENTS OF THE FBI AND HE

WAS ADVISED BY BRANDON THAI THE SAN DIEGO CHIEF OF

POLICE HAD AUTHORIZED HIM TO ASSURE THE INFORMANT THAT

IF THE TESTIMONY BECAME NECESSARY, THE POLICE DEPARIMENT

WOULD TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO INSURE PROTECTION OF

THE INFORMANT AND HIS FAMILY, TO RELOCATE THEM. AND

•IO FIND SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR THE INFORMANT.

END PAGE TEN

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SD 157-2815.

PAGE ELEVIN

•ON JUNE TWENTY SEVEN INSTANI, DETECIIVE REUSEN

BRANDON, SUPRA, ADVISED THAT ON THE BASIS OF INFORMATION

FURNISHED BY L

AND BASED ON THE

• KNOWN INVOLVEMENT OF YAKOPEC IN THE SAO IN THE SAN DIEGO

D

AREA, WARRANIS WERE SECURE, ON THE EVENING OF JUNE

TWENTY SIX LAST FOR SEARCHES OF THE RESIDENCES OF YAKOPEC

AT SEVEN TWO IVO GRAVES AVENUE, EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA, AND

OF KNOWN SAO MEMBERS ESORGE MIICHELL HOOVER, EIGHT SEVEN

TWO ONE MAGNOLIA, SANTEE, CALIFORNIA, AND RICHARD FLEURY,

--.-......

ONE FIVE FOUR FOUR HARBISON CANYON ROAD, SAN DIEGO,

CALIFORNIA. THE SEARCH WARRANTS WERE EXECUTED ON THE

EVENING OF JUNE TWENTY SIX LAST.

LARGE QUANTITIES OF SAO AND MINUTEMEN LITERATURE

DEALING WITH EXPLOSIVES AND CONSTRUCTIOM OF MINES AND

BOOBY TRAPS WERE CONFISCATED FROM YAKOPEC'S RESIDENCE.

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SD 157-2815

PAGE TWELVE

A TOTAL OF FOURTEEN ASSORIED WEAPONS WERE SEIZED AT

THE RESIDENCES OF HOOVER AND FLEURY, INCLUDING NINE

MM AUTOMATIC PISTOL, A IWENTY TWO MAGNUM DERRINGER AND

ASSORTED RIFLES, SHOTGUNS AND PISTOLS AS WELL AS SEVERAL

THOUSAND ROUNDS OF ASSORTED AMMUNITIONS. FOR THE WEAPONS.

APPROXIMATELY FIFTY POUNDS OF GUN POWDER WAS SEIZED AT

FLEURY'S RESIDENCE.

• YAKOPEC WAS ARRESTED FOR VIOLATIONS OF SECTIONS TWELVE

DASH THREE ZERO THREE AND IWELVE DASH THREE ZERO

THREE POINT TWO OF THE CALIFORNIA PENAL CODE (CPC)

DEALING WITH THE POSSESSION AND IMPROPER STORAGE OF GUN POWDER

IN EXCESS OF TWENTY POUNDS WITHOUT A LICENSE AND

VIOLATION OF SECTION TWO ONE SEVEN CPC, CHARGING HIM

WIT ATTEMPIED MURDER IN CONNECTION WITH THE BOMBING OF

THE GUILD MOVIE THEATRE. HOOVER WAS CHARGED WITH VIOLATION

OF THE IDENTICAL STATUTES. FLEURY AND HIS WIFE GENEVIEVE

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-PAGE THIRTEEN

WERE CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF SECTION TWELVE DAS THREE

ZERO THREE POINT TWO (B), IMPROPER STORAGE OF GUN POWDER

IN EXCESS OF TWENTY POUNDS, A VIOLATION OF THE CALIFORNIA

HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE. YAKOPEC, HOOVER, AND MR. AND

MRS. FLEURY ARE CURRENTLY INCARCERATED IN THE SAN DIEGO.

COUNTY JAIL.

DETECIIVE BRANDON STATED THAI THE CHARGE OF VIOLATION

OF SECTION IWO ONE SEVEN CPC WAS BROUGHT AGAINST HOOVER IN AN

EFFORT IO FURTHER PROTECI THE IDENTITY OF

santinen

ANDRA CARE HE ANTICIPATES THAT THIS CHARGE WILL LATER

BE DROPPED.

LHM FOLLOWS.

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TO

OPTIONAL TORM NO. 10

3010-100.

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES G

NMENT

Memorandum•

Mx. E. S. Millerily

1 - Mr.

S. B.

Donahoe

I - Mr. E. oS. Miller

1 - Мк.

A. W.

Gray

DATE: 6/28/72

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

FROM

:G. C. Moore fEM

1 - MT:

R. L. Ridgeway

1 - Mc. W. C. Patterson

• sUBjECT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Mohr .

Rosen

Bates

Bishop

Callahan

Campbell

Casper

Cleveland

Conrad

Dalbey

Marshall

Miller, E.S.

Ponder

Soyars

Walters

Tele. Room _

Mr. Kinley -

Mr. Annstrong -

Ms. Herwig —

Mirs. Neenan -

Purpose of this memorandum is to advise that a San Diego

Division extremist informant furnished information resulting in

the solution of a bombing perpetrated by a member of the Secret

Arhy Organization (SAO), a white ultraconservative, paramilitary

group clandestinely formed in Arizona in 1971, and the confiscation

of explosives.

On 6/20/72, End advised that William Francis Yakopec,

a member of the SAO, El Cajon, California, said he personally,

without the knowledge of other SAO members, was responsible for the

6/19/72 bombing of the Guild, a movie

theater specializing in

pornographic films, 3827 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, and he identified

foux pornography-oriented establishments as potential future bombing

targets.

this information was turnished to the San Diego Police

Department (SDPD).

- On 6/25/72, Yakopec told the informant the location of

explosives he had concealed in a vacant lot behind his residence.

This information was also furnished to the SDPD and a search of the

lot resulted in the confiscation of one two-and-one-quarter-pound

block of C-4 military plastic explosives, two one-pound canisters

of primer charges, approximately 30 mechanical caps, andian unknown

quantity of safety

fuses.

BEC59' 157-15527-315° Heed

LA: 6426/72, based on information furnished by the source

and Yakopec's known involvement in SAO activity, the SDPD executed

search warrants at the home of Yakopec and SAD members George

Mitchell Hoover and Richard Fleury. The searches produced large

quantities of SAO and Minutemen literature dealing with explosives

, and the construction of mines and booby traps, 14 weapons, several

thousand rounds of ammunition, and approximately 50 pounds of

gunpowder.

RWH: asO (7)=

CONTINUED - OVER : ""?

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re:

Secret Army Organization

Yakopec and Hoover were arrested and charged with attempted

murder and improper storage of gunpowder in excess

of 20 pounds

without a license. Fleury and his wife, Genevieve, were arrested and

charged with improper storage of gunpowder in excess of 20 pounds.

All four subjects are currently incarcerated in the San Diego County

Jail.

The source has expressed willingness to testify in this

matter if necessary to secure prosecutive action. The SDPD has

stated should the source's testimony become necessary steps would be

taken by that Department to insure protection of the source and his

family and that they would be relocated and suitable employment

obtained for the source.

Inasmuch as the preliminary facts regarding the bombing of

the Guild Theater failed to indicate involvement of members of a

terrorist of revolutionary group, under existing guidelines the

incident was one within the primary jurisdiction of the Alcohol,

Tobacco and Firearms Division and that agency was immediately

advised.

Pertinent portions of this information will be furnished

to the Internal Security Division of the Department of Justice and

to Secret Service.

ACTION:

For information.

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San Diego

California

June 19, 1972

San Diego File:

Bufile:

157-2815

157-23577

BRIEF DESCRIPIIVE CHARACTERIZATION

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

San Diego, California, by former members and supporters

of the Minutemen Organization.

157-23577

NOT RECORDED

82 JUN LỐ 1972

0.34

8 197₴

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Sen 11951992

California

San Diego File:

Bufile:

157-2815

157-23577

•y!!

APPENDIX

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is a

para-military organization formed during the early

part of October, 1971, at San Diego, California,

by former members and supporters of the Minutemen

Organization, for the purpose of replacing that

organization, now considered defunct in San Diego,

California.

With its headquarters located at San

Diego, California, the SAO intends to work toward

• becoming a nation-wide organization.

wePieso

1/25/12

APPENDIX

source:

June I4, 1972

157-235775

NOT RECORDED

12 JUN 227972

LASSIE ESTERS NATIERO

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FBI

Date:

6/16/72

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Via

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO:

BUREAU (157-23577)

FROM: . SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

O SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXFREMIST MATTERS

оВіл

Re Bureau and Sen Diego teletypes on 4/25/72, end

4/28/72, respectively, both captioned "JERRY LYNN DAVIS,

PYTREMIST MATTERS - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION"; "SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION, EXTREMIST MATTERS".

Enclosed for the Bureau are eight copies of an LiM

dated and captioned as above.

Source utilized. In IHM IS Smas

Agents who conducted investigation set forth in the

IHM are SAS STEVEN LO CHRISTENSEN And EARL M. PETERSEN.

Two coples of en FD-376 are stapled hereto. Copies

of the LiM have been

disseminated locally toM. S. Secret

Service and Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division (ATFD) in

view of their interest in these metters.

Active Investigation has been initiated on RICHARD

MILLER.

CY ANDERSON'S actIvities are currently under

Inestigation by the seattle Division.

The pretext referred to.in the LHM which was used for

soon are tiona to ene can doe the the Agents were

LEAD

1-8669513

REC9 154-2-11-29

to follow activities of the SAO.

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FD-376 (Rev. 5-1-72)

" UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT JF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

June 16, 1972

WASHINGTON, D.G. 20535

• In Peply, Please Rejer 10

File No.

Director

.:. United States Secret.Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Dear Sir:

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

to be covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning protective

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

1. L Threats or actions against persons protected by Secret Service.

2.

•Attempts or threats. to redress grievances.

Threatening or abusive statement about U. S. or foreign official.

Participation in civil disturbances, anti-U. S. demonstrations or hostile

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishments.

-5. EJ Illegal bombing, bomb-making or other terrorist activity.

6: [ Defector from U.S. or indicates desire to defect.

7. X Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

activity in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph • has been furnished

• enclosed

• is not available.

trick

L. Patrick Gray,

Acting Director

ray it

1 : Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s)) 1

U.S. Seerct Service, San Diego

Enclosure(s) - I 'l'pon removal of classilied enclosures, if any, this transminal form

becomes UNCLASSIFIED.)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

In Reply, Please Refer 1o

File No. 157-2815

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION •

San Diego, California

June 16, 1972

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

on April 26, 1972, a confidential source, who has

provided reliable information on numerous occesions in the past,

advised no recent developments have been made in plans by Jerry

Lynn Davis and the Secret Army Organization (SAO) for disruptions

during the Republican National Convention (RNC).

The source

explained that due to the time interval until the advent of the

RNC, such plans had only reached e speculation or discussion stage.

Furthermore, actual plens and activities by the sAo would depend

greatly on the nature of conditions existing during the kid .e.s

number of New Left demonstrators, riots, police retallation, etc.

The Secret Army Organization (SAO) is a para-military

organization formed during the early part of

October, 1971, by former members and supporters

of the

Minutemen Organization, for the purpose

of replacing that organization, now considered

defunct.

With its headquarters located at San

Diego, California,

the SAo intends to work towards

becoming a nationwide organization.

Jerry Lynn

Davis, 2393 Weshington, Spring Valley, California,

is the leader of SAO in the San Diego area.

JERREL

The Minutemen Organization is a parp-military

group orgenized in June, 1960, by Rooert B.

Depugh in Norborne, Missouri,

as a resistance

to the spread of communism in the United States

by use of guerrilla tectios.

DePugh is currently

Incarcerated in a Federal penitentiary for violation

of the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party

has been the political arm of the Minutemen.

The source had previously received information to the

effect that four cannons of a type similar to those used in the

Civil War might be available for use by davis and his associates.

on April 20, 1912, the source stated that two of these are

iront yerd of the Gunsmoke Ranch, 1509 Harbison

Canyon Road ih san Diego County area.

Alden Edward Willis, not a member of

the SAO,

however, he is

politically sympathetic and Iriendly with Davis.

source

is not sure how readily available these weepons might now be to

the SAO.

A third cannon, previously referred to es being under

construction, is now complete and 1s located in the backyerd of

SAO member Stanley Don MeDade, 3220 Sweetwater Road, Lemon Grove,

California.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The source advised he was only told of the existence

of the fourth cannon and does not know its owner or location.

The source said he understands these weapons are legal under

both State and Federal law.

The source stated to his knowledge, Davis is not

presently manufacturing or selling firearms

or explosives In

violation of Federal or California law.

The source advised that

epproximately six months ago he observed Davis in possession

of a fully automatic AR 18 rifle in 223 callber which was

received earlier the seme day by Davis from one Richard Miller,

7186 Glenroy, San Diego.

Miller's source of the AR 18 is not

known but source said it is rumored that he has contact with cALlf,

a stockholder of the manufacturer,

Armalite Company, and has

also had AR 180 rifles (legal civilian version of the AR 18

rifle) for sale when no one

else could get them.

Davis showed the source that the safety lever on his

AR 18 hed the third position for fully automatic fire. The

source could not obtain the serial number.

On or about Merch 20, 1972, the source observed

Davis take delivery of a fully

automatic M-2 carbine in .30

caliber from Cy Anderson, 1948 Northeest 168 Place, Bothell,

washington, who is knowr

to source as

a trafficker

in firearms

and other items of questionable legality. The source observed

the fully automatic fire control lever on the weapon but was not

In a position to obtain its serial number.

The source advised

he is sure Davis still possesses

• the AR 18 rifle but Davis

claims this weapon is now "stashed" and its location is not

known to the source. The source said Davis maintains the

M-2 carbine in his bedroom at his residence, 2393 Washington

Street, Spring Valley, Colifornia; however, Davis has assured

the source that certain parts have been removed from both rilles

so as to cause them to fice semi-automatic only.

on september 20, 1971, Devis was observed by source ir

possession of about two blocks

of C-4 plastic explosives weighing

two and one quarter pounds each, about four pounds of TNT in

one half and one pound blocks,

and about. two pounds of HPD primers

in one third pound blocks.

The source knows of no legal basis

these items were last known by him to be located at the residence

Di SAO member George Mitchell Hoover, O721 Magnolia, santee,

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•SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

epproximately the first of April, 1972.

On April 27, 1972, Special Agents of the FBI at

San Diego, using a suitable

pretext, observed two Civil War

style cannons on the premises of the Gunsmoke Ranch.

One

cannon, obviously nina mede or nome made, haa a barrel

approximately two feet in length with about a two inch bore

and was mounted on a smell four wheel carriage of an old Navy

style.

The second cannon appeared to be an original Civil War

piece with about a three foot barrel having about a three inch

bore.

A third cannon wes observed by these Special Agents

the same day in the backyard of the McDade residence by driving

up a driveway commonly shared by three houses. This gun had a

barrel of approximately four feet with close to a four inch bore

and was mounted on a home made two wheel carriage.

On April 28, 1972, Donald Grossmeyer, Special

Investigator, Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Department (ATFD),

San Diego, advised neither he nor his office had ony knowleage

regarding

Richard Miller or his aotivities. Grossmeyer stated

that the three cannons are legal under Federal law but thought

they might possibly have to be registered to be legal under

California law.

On May 26, 1972, Special Agent James Berrian, California

Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification, Sen Diego,

made available copies of records maintained by his Bureau,

pertaining to transactions involving sales of handguns by

Individusls using the name Jerry L. Davis or Jerry Lynn Davis.

In excess of twenty such transsctions were found which were

identifiable with Davis. In no two of these transactions wes

the second party to the sale the seme individual. Special Agent

Berrian pointed out that due to the dates involved, many of

these weapons would appear to have been resold by Davis.

On June 7, 1972, the first source advised that with

the RNC having been

changed to Miami, Floride, the activities

of the SAO had entered into a relatively quiet period and that

the organization would at least temporarily concentrate on

recruitment and propagandizing..

He stated he had not yet been

able to determine the location of any illegal explosives

weapons.

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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OFTIONAL FORM ND. 10

MAY 1M12 EDTTION

GOA FPMR (81 CF78) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

10 : ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

6/16/72

FROM

SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

R

RePXlet, 5/31/72, and Bulet, 6/12/72, captioned

As. pointed out in referenced Phoenix letter,

the SAO does not have any members in Arizona at this

time.

Informant states that he has received only six

applications and that their identities do not check out.

PROTECT INFORMANT AND POLICE

UNDERCDUER OPERATION

ARI. 2.

1806450

/ Bureau (Ru)

~ Phoenix (157-3173)

(1 - 157-1242)

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EX-112

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SEJUN2E 1972

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SUBJECT:

1

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10

HAY IN EDITION

08A FPMR (4 CF9) 108-11.6

UNITED STATES 5 VERI

WENT

Memorandum

:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAE,

SEATTLE (157-1830) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00: San Diego

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

EM - SAO

00:

Seattle

DATE:

6/15/72

• Reference Seattle letter to

the Bureau dated 5/17/72

captioned "Secret Army Organization" and San Diego airtel

to the Bureau captioned "Secret Army Organization" dated

sacre don"

4/11/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are six (6) copies of. an

LHM pertaining to captioned matter.

.The confidential informant, SE T-1, is

•located in Seattle file 157-1830-7.

This LHM is being classified CONFIDENTIAL because

• unauthorized disclose of information furnished by sE T-1

could reasonably result in identifying a confidential source

..of continuing, value and possible

adversely affect the

defense interests of the nation.

Investigation in Seattle has determined that the

FNU BAGWELL as mentioned in San Diego airtel to the Bureau

dated 4/11/72, is apparently HUGHES

ANDERSON BAGLEY, JR.

Seattle is currently conducting investigation to obtain

current information concerning BAGLEY and, if warranted, an

LHM will be submitted' if investigation so indicates.

Otherwise,

after obtaining of pertinent background and activities, the

matter on BAGLEY will be closed administratively in Seattle.

The information in the referenced airtel indicates solely that

BAGLEY was allegedly a member of the SAO in Seattle.

MERLOSURE

- Bureau (Enc. 6)

CREG)

07. 155 REC-8

3

- San Diego (Enc. 2) (157-2815)

(REG)

157-23577-11

-Seattle

82- 157-1830)

TCT-38

(1- 157-1867) (CY ANDERSON)

HE JUN 19 197₴

GER/D 13.1972

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SE 157-1830

-

The following, sources have been contacted as

•indicated below, and none of them have furnined information

indicating an active SAO in the Seattle Division.

These

sources have previously furnished reliable information

.-concerning Minuteman activities:

SOURCE

DATE CONTACTED

2/24/72 and

AGENT

LOUIS M. HARRIS, JR.

5/22/72

2/24/72 and

-5/22/72

LOUIS M. HARRIS, JR.

• The Seattle Office is pursuing investigation concerning

ANDERSON and the SAO to determine if, in fact, the SAO is

a functioning organization in.

the Seattle Division.

Investigation will be conducted on ANDERSON's

associates

only upon receipt of pertinent information that

they are associated with the SAo..

LEADS

SEATTLE

• At Seattle, Washington

' Will direct former

5 and &

attempt to gain positive information directly through

ANDERSON or other logical means to determine if the SAO

exists in the Seattle Division.

.n.

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CONFIDENTIAL

-

In Reply, Please Refer 20

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Seattle, Washington

•June 15, 1972

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

(SAO)

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

Secret Army Organization (SAO)

On May 5, 1971, this source advised

that the

Secret Army Organization

was a new right wing group which was

to organize individuals in various

localities with the provision.of

military-type training for the purpose

of being ready to eventually take over

political power in the United States

when the present Government fails due

to oppression or communist influence.

SE T-1

On December 20, 1971, this source stated that

although the SAO is a fairly new organization with a new

name, it would continue to

adhere to the tenets and principles

of the old Minuteman Organization.

.N.

SE T-1

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.

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP 1

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

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CONFIDENTIAL

RE: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

The Minutemen is a paramilitant group

organized in June, 1960, by Robert

B. DePugh in Norborne, Missouri, as

a resistance to the spread of communism

in the United States by use of guerrilla

tactics.

DePugh is currently incar-

cerated in a Federal penitentiary for

violation of the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the

political arm of the Minutemen.

On January 6, 1972, this source advised that his

office had no information concerning the Secret Army

Organization.

Special Investigator

DONALD MADSON

Alcohol, Tobacco and

Firearms Division,

Seattle, Washington

On february 14, 15 and 16, 1972 the records

of the Seattle Police

Department, King County Sheriff's

Office

and police agencies

in smaller communities

in the

Metropolitan Seattle area were examined and there was no

information concerning the SAO in these departments.

On February 24, 1972, sources in the Seattle

Division who have furnished

reliable information in the

past concerning Minutemen activities were contacted, none

of whom were able to furnish

any information concerning

the

Secret Army Organization.

These sources were recontacted

during May, 1972, and they were still unable to furnish

any information concerning the existence of the SAO.

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

On January 7, 1972, this source

advised that CY ANDERSON, residing

at 10418 Northeast 168th

Place,

CONFIDINTIAL

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RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

Bothell, Washington, was

"captain!

within the Secret Army Organization.

SE T-1

On January 6, 1972, this source advised that his

office had no information concerning CYRIL ANDERSON being

involved with the SAO.

Special Investigator

DONALD MADSON

Alcohol, Tobacco and

Firearms Division,

Seattle; Washington

On February 14, 15 and 16, 1972 the records

of the Seattle Police Department,

King County Sheriff's

Office and police agencies in smaller communities in the

Metropolitan Seattle area were examined and there was no

information of CYRIL ANDERSON being involved with: the-SAO.

On February 24, 1912, sources in the seattle

Division who have furnished

reliable information in the

past concerning Minutemen activities were contacted, none

of whom were able to furnish

any information concerning

CY ANDERSON being involved with the SAO. These sources

were recontacted during May: 1972, and they still had no

knowledge of CY ANDERSON being involved with the SAo.

on february 1l, 1912, the recoras of the seattle

Credit Bureau contained the following information concerning

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON, also-known as CY ANDERSON:

Address

10418 Northeast 168th Place

Bothell, Washington

• Wife

Height

Weight

Eyes

Date of Birth

Social Security Account

Number

DEONNA HELEN SUITER (nee)

6']"

230 pounds

BIue

October 5, 1941

JFK Act 5 (g) (2) (D)

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CONFIDINTI

At

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

Current Employment

Former Employments

Owner of AAA Enterprises

Bothell, Washington

July, 1970

Northwest Outfitters.

Position: partner

June, 1968

Self-employed with the

Pacific Ordinance Wholesale

April, 1967

Hilton Gun Shop

Seattle, Washington

Former Addresses

April, 1967

10040

Northeast 145th

Bothell, Washington

October, 1964

10712 Northeast 168th Place

Bothell, Washington

On May 17, 1972, Sergeant R. J. PLANCICH, Bothell

Police

Department,

Bothell, Washington, advised that he

as no knowledge of the Secret Army Organization, but knows

CY ANDERSON to. have resided in the Bothell, Washington

for several years and considers CY ANDERSON a "gun nut" and

"gunsmith."

PLANCICH

stated that he has had personal

contact with ANDERSON over the years and knew him when he

was

a gun dealer in the Metropolitan Seattle area.

PLANCICH

stated that he knows of no specific criminal activities

on the part of ANDERSON other than possible dealings in

Illegal weapons which PLaNCICh stated is a possibility with

anyone who is a gunsmith in the current days, referring to

the present gun laws.

PLANCICH stated that his

files previously had information

of miscellaneous reports concerning ANDERSON's activities

in the purchasing and

selling of various type short and

long barreled weapons. PLANCICH stated that the only information

that would indicate any right wing activities on the part

OF ANDERSON were incidents that occurred during the summer

of 1969 when his office received information that ANDERSON,

accompanied by other white males were seen in the woods

in

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CONFIDENTIAL

RE:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

the Bothell, Washington area carrying sidearms and wearing

camoflage clothing.

When investigated by his department,

it was determined that at that time ANDERSON was

involved

in what was referred to as "simulated maneuvers" in the

woods. around the Bothell, Washington area which PLANCICH

described as being heavily populated by farms and related

businesses.

Also during the summer of 1969, a Bothell

Police Officer observed ANDERSON in the company of several

other white males who were once again conducting some sort

of maneuvers.

At this time the officer observed a shotgun

in one of the vehicles, which when measured was just 1/2 inch

over the legal limit.

During the early fall of 1969,

ANDERSON approached an officer of the Bothell Police

Department

with a weapon to determine if it was legal and under the

current interpretations of both Federal and state law, it

was opined that the weapon ANDERSON had was legal, but no

record was maintained as to the type of weapon.

PLANCICH stated that ANDERSON, in the past, has

purchased old Bothell Police Department vehides and it was

PLANCICH's opinion that ANDERSON did this to satisfy some

unknown egomania that he felt ANDERSON had.

PLANCICH

stated that he knew of no violent acts committed by ANDERSON

at any time.

PLANCICH stated that the only close friends and

• acquaintances that he knows of ANDERSON's are as follows:

GEORGE LOSEY,

Woodinville, Washington

W. H. (BILL) MacONAGHIE,

3813 Northeast 123rd Street

Seattle, washington

Birth 5/21/42

ROBERT VERSTRATE

1863 - 15th Avenue Northeast

Seattle, Washington

Date of

Birth:

7/18/42.

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-UN.

D STATES DEPARTMENT OF

USTICE

- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Seattle, Washington

June 15, 1972

It Reply, Please Rejer 10

File No.

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

• CYRIL SUMNER ANDERSON

Character

Reference

Communication at Seattle, Washington,

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.

.e..

This document containg nelther recommendations not conclusions of the FBl. It is the proporty

o1 the FBi and Is loaned to your agency: 11 and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

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OPTIC

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'' FORM NO. 10

5010-105-09

EN. RE. NO. 27

- - UNITED STATES GC

•MENT

Memorandum

REG 68:-

1, V

TO

:ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

5/31/72

roma

• FROM

: SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

- SUBJECT:

SECRET ARITY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

ReBuairtel, 4/18/72; PXairtel, 4/27/72.

There are enclosed to the Bureau herewith

si copies of an LIN pertaining to captioned matter.

PROTECT. INFORMART

the SAO is proceeding cautiously in Arizona in order not

to assimilate any eccentric people who could redound to

the discredit of the SAO in terms of being a patriotic

organization.

INFO TENDS TO IDENTIFY INFORMANT

DANIEL MICHAEL

TOPOROSKI, 615 West Alturas, Tucson,

Arizona ;

HOWARDY ALLEN,

Bureau (Enc], -BENELOShiC, Bos 542, Ploenix, Arizona;

3

- Phoenix

- San Diego (IncI. 2) (74121016

157-23511-216

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STAN VILLIANS, 16228 N. 28th Street, Phoenix, Arizonai

RONALD LEE JUGUSTINOVICH, 1645 E. Thomas Road,

Phoenix, Arizona;

......

PROTECT INFORMANT

Rose MATHEWS, 2101 V. Southern, Box 478, Tempe,

Arizona

DICK ORMAN, P.O. BOX 1142, Phoenis, Arizona;

remo this smira tir anitarius

TOM C/ PAYNE, PiD. BOX 828, Tucson

tucson, arizona.

tratire: 1569992602736

The Phoenix Office has opened recent files

on only those above who are not known to the Phoenix

Office.

TO PROTECT FAI AND

LOCRE BUTHDRITIES INFORMANTS.

Efforts to identify l

the rest of the above list is currently being undertaken by!

the Phoenix Office.

PX T-I in the enclosed LIN is

A report will be submitted on each accepted SAO

member after initial background has been developed.

This LiM is being classified "Confidential" in

order to protect the confidential informant who is

of

continuing value to the national

defense of the U.S.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITIN STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

May 31, 1972

ICE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

PX T-I advised on May 26, 1972, that the captioned

while the

Minutemen into existence, the Secret Army Organization (SAO)

is taking a more cautious approach than the Minutemen in

its recruitment of membership, in order to avoid the

assimilation of people of poor reputation.

In California, notably in San Diego, the SAO

nas recently had to silt the letters and applications being

received there because of the obvious eccentric type person

Concerning Arizona, source advised that the SAO

has mailed a considerable amount of literature pertaining

to the SAO to "conservative" thinking people, but has not

at this time received response from the type of people they

wish to affiliate.

Consequently, no formal chapter or

nucleus around which to organize

has been formed in

Arizona. However, a coordinator has been named and is

operating.. Source advised that not all former Minutemen

will be accepted into the SAo.

Source advised that the SAO foresees a decentralized

CONPIDENTIAL

GROUP 1

Excluded from automatic

lowngrading an

leclassificatio

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157-435-77-26.

ENCLOSURE

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CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

bulletin material from SAO headquarters in San Diego has

introduced the thought that "the basic battle facing our

country today is the one between individualism

collectivism. In its political form it appeas as personal

freedom versus police-state regimentation.....In times

of emergency, our members are not going to depend on

General Headquarters for training material, bulletins

and printed propaganda items.

Local units

and often the

Jone individual will have to

improvise all these things.

Communications to and from higher commands may be uncertain

and the transmission of organization orders may be slow.

We must have people who think for themselves.

Equally

important, we must have people who can see what needs

to be done and get at it without being told."

The Minutemen is a paramilitant group

organized in June, 1960, by Robert B. DePugh

In forborne, Missouri, as a resistance

to the spread of communism in the United states

by use oi guerrilla tactics.

DePugh is

currently incarcerated in a Federal penitentiary

for violation of the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

arm of the Minutemen.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FSI and is loaned to your agency; it and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

CONFIDENTIAL

2*

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w: I FD-323 (Rev. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Pao31, 1972

Arizona

May 31,

Itle

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Character

Reference Memorandum captioned and dated same

as above at Phoenix, Arizona.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

CONFIDENTIAL

his document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the propert

f the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not lo be distributed outsid

your agency.

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## Page 1255

TO

• FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM iiO. 10

MAY 1952 EDITION

GSA FOMR (41.CFTR) 101-18.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

BUREAU (157-23577)

ties sat +240 (157-2045)2)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

(00: san Diego)

DATE:

5/24/72

Enclosed for the Bureau's perusal are 2 copies

of a san Diego area weekly newspaper, the valley Grove

interview as follows:

Identified those present auren

during Call

the

"Contact"

- JERRY LYNN DAVIS

•"Spectacles"

. ~ HOWARD BARRY GODFREY

"Walkie Talkie"

- GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER

Source pointed out that the article is written

in a rather lurid style and added that much of the in-

formation in the article furnished by DAVIS is only

propaganda designed to impress the reporter and the

readers of the paper. He further noted that the second

installment of the

"article appears to be incomplete as

It is not continued on page three as indicated.

The papers need not be returned to san Diego.

ENCLOSURE

) - Bureau (Enc. 2) (RM)

2 - San Diego

SIC :m1r

MANGOOS AMATE"

REG 49

(4)

157-23572-25

RO JUN 2

21972

EX-109

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1982 ESTION

GSA FPMAR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

10

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE: 6/8/72

FROM : SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

SECREI ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

ReBulet, 5/12/72.

MIS. GUY ALDEN REEM, 4440 E. Arlington Road,

Phoenix, arizona,

was interviewed at her home on 6/7/72,

concerning the printed desriptive materiad which she

received in the mail in April, 1972, from the secret

Army Organization (SAO).

This printed material included

& "Wanted for Treason"

poster with President RICHARD

NIXON as the subject..

Mrs. REEM advised that she does not low anything.

about the SAO and does not know

who could have mailed

the material to her. She noted that the material bore

headquarters address in San Diego, California. She

stated that in political circles she is known as a

"conservative" and, consequently, she receives a lot of

Exash mail such as

the printed material inquestion, which

she mailed to Senator PAUL FARMIN of Arizona.

In the absence of pertinent information

warranting an lill, none will be subnitted.

The material

in question was the subject matter of an hit from che

Phoenix Office on 12/21/71 and 3/8/72.

polite

101-113

157-23577:24

Bureau (RM)

500

San Diego (Info) (RII)

• • Phoenix

SANCES PUNANA

CLC: imb

(4)

TIE JUN 12 1972

MatE 1554474774

114

EXI.

60JUN 211972

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

" MAY INK EDITION

OSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES

NMENT

Memorandumi

TO

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE: 5/18/72

SEROM : SAC, LOS ANGELES (157-7318) (P)

SUBJECT:

"SECRET • ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

LEADS

LOS ANGELES

AT CARSON, CALIFORNIA: (1) Will contact local law

agencies for any possiole information on the Secret Army

Organization.

16-125

Re San Diego airtel to Bureau, dated 4/11/72, anc

Bureau airtel to Las Vegas

and Los Angeles, datea 4/18/72.

Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle,

Transmitted herewith to the Bureau are eight (8)

copies of a letterhead memorandum (LHM) concerning captioned

organization.

One (1) copy of this LHM is being disseminated to

secret service, dos ungeles, in view of the plans of the

organization to use disruptive tactics during the 1972 Re-

publican Convention.

Sources utilized in the attached LHM are as

follows:

Source One

Source Two

Source Three

Source Four

i

(2) Will contact confidential sources in Los Angeles

for any further information that may be available on the

Secret Army Organization or possible activities of SAM NAPIER.

MILLER,

4804 Rest 137th

possibie information on NAPIER and the secret Army Organization 23

166.806980

REC- 28

i%...

SETTEEN

~ Bureau fenc.

3 - Los Angeles

ANG RM)

0SUI

27AES277T MERATESE

(1

157-656)

2 19721

EX-109

BEE MAY 22 1972

lILG/clh

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SEC.

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LA 157-7318

ADMINISTRATIVE

According to sources that have been contacted, there

Is no secret Army urganization (SAU in the Los Angeles

and investigation thus far, has failed to disclose any

area,

associates or friends of SAM NAPIER that could be connected

with NAPIER as a possible organizer of the SAO in the Los

Angeles area.

Several confidential sources are in a position

to ascertain information about this organization should it

become organized and active in Los Angeles.

Contacts with

these sources will be maintained for possible information

on the SAO.

SAM NAPIER is currently undergoing investigation

as to his possible connection with the Secret Army Organization

(SAO) and possible affiliation with the National Socialist

American Workers Party (NSAWP) •

2

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## Page 1259

STATES DEPARTMENT OF

'ICE

i=,s

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Pleuse Refer 80

File Nc.

Los Angeles, California

May 18, 1972

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATTON

EXTREMIST LATTERS

Source Une, who has lurnished reliable information.

in the past, advised on April 20, 1972, that there is no

information

available that such an organization as the Secret

Army Organization exists in the Los Angeles area. Source

aided that

there has

been no past information of such a group.

On April 28, 1972, Source Iwo, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised he could furnish

no information on the secret Army Organization or on an

individual by the name of San Napier. Source advised the SAO

is unknown to him.

On May 15,1972, source Three, who has furnished

reliable information in the past, advised he had no inior-

mation on the SAD or on San Wapier, or on its possible

organization in the Los Angeles area.

sUB,+ + 0869418671011

Source Four,

who: has furnished reliable information

in the past, has previously advised that one Sam Napier has

recently joined the SAO and is allegedly assisting JERRI LYNN

YDAVIS, Leader of the, SAO in San Diego, California, in Davis!

attempts to organize the SAO in Los Angeles. Source advised

that Sam Napier had formerly been associated with the National

Socialist American Workers Party (NSA!P), but he had left the

group. Source said DAVIS claimed that NAPIER had recruited

another SAO member, but could furnish no name. Further, Davis

claimed there had been three additional members recruited in the

SO, one Irom Carson, California, but identities were not known.

was organized in the spring of 1972. decording to the

Post Office Box 11146, Santa Ana, California,

NSAWP, the white race and wectern civilization face the

prospect of eventual destruction at the hands of the

Jewish and Marxist "enemies"

• The organization

intended to follow the "great exanple of ADOLF HITLER

and so make

::possible a new era of a truly ad-

ventlet entitled "ATTACK!"

" Ihe NSAUP publishes a

and is headed by

Commander EUGENE FAHITION WINCHESTER, TR..

The following were checked in the Los Angeles

ares

and all

advised they could locate no record of the s10

or

Sam Napier:

157-22477-23

Credit Bureau,

Voters Reg.

Los Angoles

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4/27/72

5/1/72

PD

5/1/72

ENCLOSURE

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## Page 1260

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

On l'ay 1, 1972, rocords of the tos Angeles County

Sheriff's Office wore checked by SO Janes G. Brown and they

failed to show any information on the SAO but did reflect a

record for Napier:

Name

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Sex

Race

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Social Security

Account Number.

Occupation

Marital Status

Drivers License

Number

Sam?

jr.

August 18, 1918

Beattyville, Kentucky.

Male

Caucasian

•5 feet 9 inches

200 pounds

Grey

Brown

404-13-6660.

Trucker

Divorced

D0925598

Napier had been arrested on March 8, 1969, fOr

drunk driving and his bail had been set at $308.50.

The arrest record did not set forth any friends

or associates of Napier's.

On February 25, 1972, Betty Miller, 48045 West

137th Street

Hawthorne,

california, advised

that Sam Napier

lives at 4806$ West 137th Street, Hawthorne, Calliornia:

Mrs. Miller was interviewed previously in connection with

another official Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

matter. She described Napier as a male, Caucasian, about

sixty years of age, five feet ten inches tall, heavy build,

and that he has no steady employment.

did not, at

that time, furnish any known associates or friends of

Napier's.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and

is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to be

distributed outside your agency.

- 2*

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1802 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GL

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

5/17/72

SEATTLE (157-2815) (P)

SUBJECT: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00: SD

FRIGEL

Re Bureau airtel to Las Vegas, 4/18/72.

investigation at seattle,

Washington, has failed to

reilect any intormation or an

active SAO. Investigation

has determined that CY ANDERSON has been

actively involved

gunsmith and a

à "gun "nüt" and is known to associate .

a HUGH BAGLEY who is also considered a

"gun nut" by

the local office of ATFD. Recent information has been

obtained corcerning the backgrounds of these individuals

and due to the special assignments case agent is currently

preparing an appropriate communication for dissemination

which will be forthcoming in the very near future.

Whereas the Seattle Office has had numerous special

assignments in the hijacking field as

well as New Left

matters, Buded of May 19, 1972, necessitates a reasonable

extension of time to prepare this matter properly.

8069 d

(2) - Bureau (REG)

2 - San Diego (157-2815) (REG)

2 - Seattle

SER: cmE

(6)

RE633157=23572-22

EX-112

MY 22 1972

NWE

8199

54 MAY 3 0 1972

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

F B1

Date: 4/27/72

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Via

AIRTIL

(Priority)

).

TO :

DIRECIOR, FBI (157-23577) (100-451554)

FROM:

SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

EXTREMIST MATTERS - SAO

5/55

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00: SAN DIEGO

00-

ReButel, 4/25/720

There are enclosed to the Bureau sit (6) copiesloi

a letterhead memorandum pertaining to captioned matter,

undex

date of April 27, 1972.

Ador

Confidential informant PX I-l in the LHM is

This Lil is being classified "Confidential" to prote

the identity of this informant who is oi continuing value to

the internal security of the U.S.

The Phoenix Office will pursue the matter with

informant to learn of any concrete plans of the SAO in

connection with possible controntations at the Republican

National Convention in San Diego this year

BEC- 28

151-229

Bureau (RA) (InCI. -6 ENGLOSURY,

TEX 112

7 MAY 1 1972

San Diego (Ril) (Encl.-2) (157-2815)

1

1

Las Vegas (RM) (Info) (Encl.-1)

-. Los Angeles (RM) (Info) (Encl. -1)

Seattle

(RAI) (Info) (Encl.~1)

EXT!

2

- Phoenix

266-150

10c 806250

SEC

(1. - 170-37-2)

100-6.R8,55

RIS

5-8-77

(97

war/po

197'2

Approves

1972

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Special Agent in Charge

Sent

M

MVA

Per

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1078-413-135

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## Page 1263

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

CONFIDINTIAL

UNLIED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix,

Arizona

April 27, 1972

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

PX T-I advised on April 26, 1972, that during

his contact with members of the Secret Army Organization

(NAU) In Lebruary, Lyla, sam DaViS, also known as Jerry

Davis, and one Cy

Anderson, posed the question to an sAu

group

as. to what measures could be taken by the SAo to

counter disruptions by revolutionary groups at the

Republican National Convention.

This question was never

discussed at great length, but

in this connection, one

member suggested that old junk-type cars be parked at

strategic

in the event of confrontation

with dissident elements,

locations where the SAO members could have access

to the necessary weapons hidden in the cars.

Since the

time of

the above discussion, however, SAO leadership

appears to have had second thoughts on the matter because

the latter have been heard to say that they are going

to stay out of San Diego entirely during the Republican

National Convention in order to preclude any untoward

incident that could be attributed to the presence of

the SAO and redound to the discredit of the sAo.

Informant advised that he has not been present

when sources of weapons may have been discussed by the

but states that he is aware of the tact that Leaders

of the SAO have attended gun shows at every opportunity,

notably at luma, Arizona, on October 15, 16, 1971, and

again at Yuma on February 25, 26, 1972, and

at Phoenix,

Arizona, on March 25, 26, 1972.

Source advises that the Secret Army Organization

is a new paramilitary group that has been

formed in California to replace the Minutemen:

organization.

It is composed of ex-Minutemen

under the direction of Jerry Davis of the

San Diego area.

CONFIDENT

GROUP 1

Excluded from automatic

XEROX

MAY

2R 1972

downgrading and

declassification:

155112105-79-21

ENCLOSURE

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## Page 1264

CONFIDINTIAL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Minutemen is a paramilitant group organized

In June, 1y60, by hobert B. Lepugh in norborne,

Missouri, as a resistance to the spread oi

communism in the United States by use of guerrilla

tactics.

DePugh is currently incarcerated in

a Federal penitentiary for violation of the

Federal Firearms Act.

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.

CONFIDENT

= 2*-

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## Page 1265

UNITED

STATES

CATES DETARIMENT OF LISTICI

ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIC

Phoenix,

Arizona

April 27, 1972

In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Character

Reference

Memorandum dated and captioned as

above at Phoenix, Arizona.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

infornation in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the rBl.

1l 1s the property

of the F'Bl and is luaned lo your agency; il and lla contents are not la be distributed outolde

your agoncy,

NW 68262 Docld:32989523 Page 1265.

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## Page 1266

«I"

17 S0 000?

1144P" 4-27-72 MIFEL WAT

DIPESTOR, BAI (ITO:451554) (157-23577)

PRONg SIr, SAM DIEGO (157-2315)

т. i

JERRY LYNS DAVIS, EXTREMIST MATTER - SECTET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SECRET ARMY OREANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTER

5 Parter ey

2

ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE FACT THAT EXTREMIST

ACTIVITIES AND POSSESSION OF EXPLOSIVES BY JERRY LYUN DAVIS

WERE INVESTIGATED DURING THE SUMMER OF NINETEEN SEVENTYONE UNDER.

THE CAPTION, "JERRY LYNN DAVIS, AKA SAM DAVIS; EUGENE BROWN;

BOMBING MASTER". IN THIS MATTER DAVIS AND EUGENE BPOWN DISCUSSED

THE BOMBING OF OFFICES OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AND

THE ALCOHOL, TOBAÇCO AND FIREARMS DIVISION CAIFD) IN RETALIATION

FOR ARRESTS OF SOME INDIVIDUALS AT A GUN SHOW. CERTAIN EXPLOSIVES

IN THE POSSESSION OF DAVIS AT THAT TIME WERE OBTAINED BY A SOURCE

OF INFORMATION OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) AT

SAN DIEGO, AND WERE SUBSEQUENTLY DISPOSED OF. DEVELOPMENIS IN

THIS MATTER WERE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL WITH TE UNITED STATES

END PACE ONE

157-23577

MAY

9

1972

NOT MARDED

168 MAY 11 1972

parate" :

покій,

CRIGINAL FILED IN

58 MAY 1 5 1972

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PAGE THO

SD 157-2815

ATTORNEY'S OFFICE AT SAN DIEGO AND IT WAS DETERMINED THAT

NO SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION COULD BE BROUGHT AGAINST DAVIS AND

BROWN BECAUSE OF INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.

ON APRIL TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, THIS SOURCE,

WHO HAS PROVIDED RELIABLE INFORMATION ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS

IN THE PAST, ADVISED NO RECENT DEVELOPMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE IN

PLANS BY DAVIS AND THE SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO>, A RIGHT

WING, PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION AT SAN DIEGO, FOR DISRUPTIONS

DURING THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION (RNC). THE SOURCE .

EXPLAINED THAT DUE TO THE TIME INTERVAL UNTIL THE ADVENT OF

THE RNG, SUCH PLANS HAD ONLY REACHED A SPECULATION OR DISCUSSION SIAGE.

FURTHERMORE, ACIUAL PLANS AND ACTIVITIES BY THE SAO WOULD

DEPEND GREATLY ON THE NATURE OF CONDITIONS EXISTING DURING

THE PNC I.F., NUMBER OF NEW LEFT DEMONSTRATORS, RIOIS, POLICE

RETALIATION, ETC.

THE SOURCE HAD PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED INFORMATION IC THE

EFFECT THAT

SEVERAL CANIONS OF A TYPE SIMILAR TO THOSE USED

IN THE CIVIL WAR MIGHT BE AVAILABLE FOR USE BY DAVIS AND HIS

END PAGE TWO

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PAGE THREE

SD 157-2815

ASSOCIATES.

ON APRIL TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, IME

SOURCE STATED THAT TWO OF THESE ARE MAINTAIVED IN IHE FRONT

YARD OF THE GUNSMOKE RANCH, ONE FIVE ZERO MINE HARBISON CANYON

ROAD IN SAN DIRGO COUNTY AREA. THIS RANCH IS OWNED BY ALDEM

EDWARD WILLIS,, NOI A MEMBER OF THE SAO, HOHEVER, HE IS POLITI-

CALLY SYMPATAKTIC WITH AND FRIENDLY WITH DAVIS• THE SOURCE

IS NOT SURE HOW READILY AVAILABLE THESE WEAPONS MIGHT NOW BE

TO THE SAD. A THIRD CANNON, PREVIOUSLY REFERRED TO AS BEING UNDER

CONSTRUCTION, IS NOW COMPLETE AND IS LOCATED IN THE BACKYARD

OF. SAO MEMBER STANLY DON MC DADE, THREE TWO TWO ZERO

SWEETWATER ROAD, LEMON GROVE, CALIFORNIA.

THE SOURCE ADVISED HE WAS ONLY TOLD OF EXISTENCE OF THE •

FOURTH CANNON AND DOES NOT KNOW THE OWNER OR LOCATION. THE

SOUPCS SAID HE UNDERSTANDS THESE WEAPONS

ARE LEGAL UNDER BOTH

STATE AND FEDERAL LAW.

THE SOURCE SIATED TO HIS KNOWLEDGE, DAVIS IS NOT PRESENTLY

MAVIUFACTURING OR SELLING FIREARMS OR EXPLOSIVES IN VIOLATION

OF FEDERAL OR CALIFORNIA LAW. THE SOURCE ADVISED THAT APPROXI-

MATELY SIX MONTHS AGO HE OBSERVED DAVIS IN POSSESSION OF A

, END PACE THREE

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PAGE FOUR

SD 157-2915

FULLY AUTOMATIC AR EIGHTEEN RIFLE IN POINT TWO THO THREE

CALIBER WHICH WAS RECEIVED EARLIER THE SAME DAY BY DAVIS FROM

ONE RICHARD MILLER, SEVEN ONE EIGHI SIX CLEUROY, SAM DIECO.

MILLER'S SOURCE OF THE AR EIGHTEEN IS NOT KNOWN BUT RUMOR IS

THAT HE HAS CONTACT WITH A STOCKHOLDER OF THE MANUFACTURER,

• ARMALITE COMPANY, AND HAS. ALSO HAD AR ONE EIGHT ZERO RIFLES

(LEGAL CIVILIAN VERSION OF AR EIGHTEEN) FOR SALE WHEN NO ONE

ELSE COULD CET THEM.

DAVIS SHOWED THE SOURCE THAT SAFETY LEVER ON HIS AR

EIGHTER! HAD THE IHIRD POSITION FOP FULLY AUTOMATIC FIRE.

THE SOURCE COULD NOT OSTAIN THE SERIAL NUMBER.

ON OP ABOUT MARCH IWENTY, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO, THE

SOURCE OBSERVED DAVIS TAKE DELIVERY OF A FULLY AUTOMATIC

•M DASH TWO CARBINE IN POINI THIRTY CALIBER FROM CY ANDERSON,

ONE ZERO FOUR ONE EIGHT NORTHEAST ONE SIX EIGHI PLACE, SOTHELL,

WASHINGTON, WHO IS KNOWN TO SOURCE AS A TRAFFICKER IN FIREARMS

AND OTHER ITEMS OF QUESTIONABLE LEGALITY. THE SOURCE OBSERVED

THE FULLY AUTOMATIC FIRE CONTROL LEVER ON THE WEAPON BUT WAS

END PAGE FOUR

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PAGE FIVE

NOT IN POSITION TO OBTAIN SERIAL MUMBER. THE SOURCE ADVISED

HE IS SUPE DAVIS STILL POSSESSES TRE A R EIGHTEEN RIFLE BUT

DAVIS CLAIMS THIS WAPON IS NOW "STASHED" AND ITS LOCATION NOT

KNOWN TO SOUPCE. SOURCE SAID DAVIS MAINTAINS M DASH TWO CARSINE •

IN BEDROOM AT HIS RESIDENCE, TWO THREE NINE THRIE WASHINGION

STREET, SPRING VALLEY, CALIFORNIAS HOWEVER, DAVIS ASSURED

SOURCE THAT CERTAIN PARTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM BOTH RIFLES

AS TO CAUSE THEM TO FIRE SEMI-AUTOMATIC ONLY •

OM SEPTEMBER IWENTYEIGTH, INSTANT,

DAVIS OBSERVED BY SOURCE

IN POSSESSION OF ABOUT TWO BLOCKS OF C-FOUR PLACTIC EXPLOSIVES

WEIGHING TWO AND ONE QUARTER POUNDS EACH, ABOUT FOUR POUNDS OF INT

IN ONE HALF AND ONE POUND BLOCKS, ABOUT TWO POUNDS OF HPD PRINERS

IN ONE THIRD

POUNDS BLOCKS, SOURCE KNOWS OF NO LEGAL BASIS

FOR POSSESSION OF ITEMS BY DAVIS. SOURCE ADVISED THESE ITEMS

VERE LAST KNOWN BY HIM TO BE LOCATED AT RESIDENCE OF SAO MEMBER

BEORGE MITCHELL YOOVER, EIGHI SEVEN TWO ONE MAGNOLIA, SANTEE,

CALIFORNIA, AND WERE SEEN THERE BY SOURCE AS LATE AS APPROXIMATELY

FIRST OF APPIL, SEVENTYIVO.

END PAGE P FIVE

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PAGE SIX

SD.

•ON APRIL TWENTYSEVEN, LAST, SPECIAL AGENTS OF FBI AT SAN

DIEGO, USING A SUITABLE PRETEXI, OBSERVED TWO CIVIL WAR STYLE

CANNONS O" THE PREMISES OF THE GUNSMOKE RANCH. ONE CAVNON,

OSVIOUSLY MAND. MADE OR MOME MADE, HAD A BARREL APPROXIMATELY

TWO FEET IN LENGIM WITH AZOUT A TWO INCH BORE AND WAS MOUNTED ON A

SMALL FOUR WHEEL CARRIAGE OF AN OLD NAVY STYLE. THE SECOND CANNON

• APPEARED TO BE AN ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR PIECE WITH ABOUT A THREE FOOT

BARREL HAVING ABOUT A THREE INCH BORE.

A THIRD CANION WAS OBSEPVED BY SPECIAL AGENTS THE SAME DAY

• .

IN THE BACKYARD OF THE MIC DADI RESIDENCE BY DRIVING UP A DRIVE-

WAY COMMONLY SHARED BY THREE HOUSES. THIS CUN HAD A BARPES OF •

APPROXIMATELY FOUR FEET WITH CLOSE TO A FOUR INCH BORE AND WAS

MOUNTED ON'A HOME WADE TWO WHEEL CARRIAGE.

O!! APRIL TWENTYEIGTH, NINETEEN SEVENTYIWO, DONALD GROSSMEYER,

SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR, ATFD, SAN DIEGO, ADVISID NEITHER ME NOR MIS

OFFICE HAD AMY KNOWLEDGE REGARDING RICHARD MILLER OR HIS ACTIVITISS.

GROSSEYER STATED IHAI THE THADE CANNONS ARE LECAL UNDER FEDERAL

END PACE SIX

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PAGE SOUTE

LAW PUT THOUGHT THEY IGUT POSGIDLY HAVE TO BE POGICTEREO TO 23

LEGAL UNDER CALIFOR"IN LAW.

SOUROS AS GIATED DU SEVERAL OCCASIONS HE WILL MOT TESTITY

AGAINST DAVIS AND OTKER SAO MENDERE AND ASSOCIATES FOR FEAR OF

HIS LIFE.

ADMIFISTRATIVE..

REBUTEL TO SD APRIL TWENTYFIVE, LAST.

SOURCE UTILIZED IS

AGENTS OBSERVING THE THREE CANNONS ON APPIL TWENTYSEVEN,

LAST, WERE STEVEN LA CHRISTENSEN AND EARL M. PETERSON.

THE PRETEXT USED AT GUNSMOKE PANCH WAS INQUIRY AS TO

LOCATIO: OF "DEER PARK LODGE."

SA" DIEGO WILL INITIATE INVESTIGATION REGARDING RICHARD

MILLER AND WILL MAINTAIN CLOSE CONTACT WITH

WILL ALSO CONDUCT OTHER ADDITIONAL

INVESTIGATION TO VERIFY POSSESSION OF ILLEGAL WEAPONS AND

'EXPLOSIVES BY DAVIS AND OTHER SAO MEMBERS •

LID FOLLOWS.

END

DES FBI WASH DC

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## Page 1273

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Campbell.

Rosen.

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allahan.

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land

Sti, Phoenix

(157-1173)

5/22/72

Acting Director, FBI

(157-2357724

REG.14

EX-100

SECRET ARLIX ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

•1 - Mc. W. C. Patterson

Enclosed are a lottes from James W. Ziglar, Special

Assistant, Internal Security Division, dated 5/3/72, captioned

"Correspondence fron Senator Paul Fannin''; letter dated 5/3/72

fröm A. Willian Olson, Acting Assistant Attorney General to

Senator Paul Fannin; letter frow Senetor Fannin, dated 4/12/72,

CONF. SOURLE

and letter Fron

CONE. SOURCE

dated 4/3/72, to Senator Fannin, which had as enclosures three

items published by the SAD.

Review of Bureau files concerning

... CONF. SOURGE

Unless your files contain information which rould

preclude such action, contact couF. sour for any additional infor-

mation she may have regarding the SAD. Furnish Bureau and

San Diego results of incerview.

Pertinent information should

be furnished in an Iti. MALEDIE

MAY !: 1914

Enclosures (7)

WCP: aso (4)

NOTE:

Enclosures indicate

CONG. SOURCE.

received the unsolicited

material from the SAO and forarded it to senator Fannin, wo in

turn furnished it to the Department of Justice.

The Department of

Justice inforned Senator Fannin this matter was being referred to

the FBI for its consideration.

The SAD is an ultraconservative,

paramilitary organization clandestinely formed during the Fall of

1971 in Arizona.

Its membership is snall and much of the training

material as well as the ideology follows that of the minutemen.

Several members of the SAO were formerly Minutemen.

0

MAY 17

19781

MAIL ROOM L

TELETYPE UNIT

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UNITED STATES GOVEL

NT

Memorandum

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TO : Clyde A. Tolsen

Acting Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM : James W. Ziglark9. O

Special Assistant

Internal Security Division

SUBJECT: Correspondence from Senator Paul Fannin

DATE:

May" 3, I972-

dic.

AIr. Clariund.

AIr. Don'

Mr. Bat s

Mr:

Vikait

Mr. Walkers.

Mr. Sow.rs

Tole. li.am

Miss Hames.

Miss

Gandy...

The attached material Erom senator Paul Fannin and lie

his constituent, CONF. SOURCE

concerning the

C"Secret Army Organization" is forwarded to you for your

consideration. I am also attaching a copy of our reply

to Senator Fannin.

Goon

wepiaso

571217

REC115 7-23577-20

18 MAY I 2: 197%

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ASEISTANT ATTORILY GENERAL

INTRAUL, SECURITY DIVISION

Expantmcut of Justice

"ashinglon, D.D. 20530

Bay 3,1972

Honorable Paul Fannin

United States Senate

•Washington, D. C. 20510

"Dear Senator:

This is in response to your recent referral of a

letter from

CONE, SOURCE

and. your reply to that

- letter concerning an organization calling itself the

"Secret Army Organization."

The "Secret Army Organization" is apparently a

paramilitary group with headquarters in San Diego,

California.

The organization is currently mailing

unsolicited material of the type which CAlF. SodE receivea.

While the nature of this group and the materials they are

publishing are offensive to a vast majority of Americans,

groups such as this are guaranteed the right to organize

and publish their views under the First Amenament to the •

Constitution guaranteeing freedom of speech aud of the

press.

However, I hope you will assure couf. souls that

where evidence is developed which reflects a violation

0, Federal law, the Government will take the appropriate

action.

We are referring the material which CONF. SURE

sent

to you to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for its

consideration.

If we can be of any further assistance, please

contact us. We are returning your enclosure herewith.

sincerely,

A. WILLIAM OLSON

Acting Assistant Attorney General

Enclosure

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PAULS. FANNIN

ARIZONA

¿Crited Siates Senate

•WASHINGTON. D.C. 20510

April 12, 11972

USTiCE

Are 21 3 27 PX'7?

• SEDIAL LITIGATION.

SECTION

ITERAACSECURITY

DIVISION

CONFURCE

SACONF. SOURCE

Thank you for sending me on the material received by you

fIon the Secret irmy Organization. In my opinion this 1s

the vorst type of material that can be circulated. It

accoaplishes no good purpose, but is capable of doing

terrible harm.

I em sending this naterial to the fBI with the request

that the group be investigated for possible crininal

prosecution.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

With kindest regards.

Sincerely,

Paul Fsinin

Unite States Senator

FF/mlb

bc:

Dejartuent oï Justice

Congressional. Liaison

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INTERNAL SECURITY DIV.

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JOIN THE

SECRET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

An organization. of loval Antericans.

dedicated to the preservation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the means of personal de-

fense and survival in case of enemy attack.

2. To resist and expose the spread of

communist influence and propaganda within

our own national boundaries.

3. To investigate by means of our own

secret memberships the infiltration of com-

munist sympathizers into American organi-

zations of government, business, labor,

religion and education.

4. To resist by any and all means the pas-

sage of laws which regulate the private

ownership of firearms or which detract from

the individual's ability to defend his own

family and personal property.

5. To promote knowledge and skill in the

use of arms by our own members and by the

general public.

6. To form in advance of actual need a

secret underground organization equipped to

spy upon, harrass and destroy troops of any

foreign power that might occupy United

States territory.

7. Tolend assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations,

domestic or foreign, opposing communist

expansion or subversion.

8. To pursue these programs as private

citizens motivated only by patriotism and to

remain entirely free of government subsidies

or control.

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exemplify the necessity of such an organization, we quote

the 1960 Annual Reportof the Committee on Un-American

Activities as follow's:

evidence that the American people cannot rely completely

on this country's armed

from communist domination and slavery.

. because our military forces lack the power or the will to

defend this country, but rather because the nature of the

attacks being made on the United States by its major and

only signiücant enemy are so designed as to render con-

defense purposes."

Starting..from

rothing

50 years ago, commuaism.

now rigidly controls one-third of the human race and has

subverted to varying degrees the remaining two-thirds.

In the past 20 years the communists have conquered 20

sovereign nations, one by armed conquest and 19 by in-

ternal subversion or negotiation.

There is not one of these countries in which the

comminists rule by the consent of the people. Every-

where they must perpetuate themselves by terror.

police state tactics.

The communists consider their party workers

not simply as an accessory to armed conquest but as the

actual spearhead

ot any invasion into new territory.

From this point of view the United States was "invaded"

by Soviet troops more than 30 years ago.

It has been

authoritatively estimated that the communists now have

an army of 500, 000 combatants already landed on Ameri-

can shores and alroady working by the most insidious

means to destroy our American way of life.

The cold war is very real. It must be fought and

won.

The only alternative is to lose and to lose means

that future Americans for generations to come must live

in terror and in slavery.

Appeasement is futile.

cannot bargain with moral barbarians who never have and

never will know the meaning of honesty.

Communism must be defeated, not merely resist-

ed. We must rid our country of traitors and fellow trave-

lers. We must embark on a massive offensive turning

every communist trick - from propaganda to infiltration-

against our mortal enemy. This is the one and only way

to win the struggle for survival.

Send 20¢ in coinor stamps for full information on

the Secret Army Organization programs and membership

application to: S.A, O., P. O. Box 5791, San Diego, Callf-

ornia 92105.

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## Page 1280

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

FROM: S. A. 0. HEADQUARTERS

TO: FELLOW PATRIOTS

Greetings:

You may or may not have heard of the Secret Army Organization.

In the past many patriotically oriented para-military groups have come and

gone. Today the leadership of the S. A. O. is made up of those men who

have weathered the storm of opposition and are more dedicated than ever

to fighting the socialist parasites that are trying to enslave America.

If you care to join us we would welcome your application. How-

ever, we solicit your aid in any way that you can help. Your name has

been coded so that you may contact us in a secure manner. Just use the

coupon below or use the codé number on it.

Sincerely yours,

orden

Well

Captain Jordan Weils

S. A. O. Headquarters Staff

*

*

Mail To:

*

S. A. 0.

P. O. Box 5791

San Diego, California 92105

Code Number-

Please send membership information and application form.

I wish to contribute $—

_ to help with the fight.

I will help distribute literature, posters, leaflets, etc.

• I wish to be removed from your mailing list.

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## Page 1281

WANTED

FOr TREASON

NIXON

DESCRIPTION

FULL NAME: Richard Milhous Nixon. DATE OF BIRTH: January 9,1913 at Yorba Linda,

California. FORMER OCCUPATIONS: Used car salesman, law clerk,

second rate congress-.

man, and mediocre Vice President. PRESENT OCCUPATION: Professional liar and double

crosser (part time employment as United States President). WEIGHT: 170 pounds. EYES:

brown.

HAIR: black. HEIGHT: 5'11". RACE: White. NATIONALITY: Claims American

citizenship but actions prove this unlikely. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 1600 Pennsylvania

Avenue, Washington, D.C. (Rumored to have a California hideout.)

CRIMINAL RECORD

RICHARD NIXON (alias Cry-Baby Nixon, alieas Tricky Dicky) is an expert in disguises and

has successfully passed himself off as an anti-communist in the past. He may again try using

this disguise if pressed for votes in 1972. Saying one thing, then doing the opposite is Nixon's

MOA. While he campaigned in 1968 on a platform of curtailing socialism he has in fact done

more to establish a socialistic dictatorship than either of the last two Democrat administra-

tions. His economic policies have continued to enrich Big Industrialists while rising prices

and higher taxes have all but reduced the average worker to a state of financial slavery. This

criminal has even made vicious attacks on small children (forced busing to acheive "racial

balance") and has caused the destruction of local school systems.

WARNING: Nixon suffers

from an EMPEROR COMPLEX and becomes exiremeiy dangerous wien criticized.

CAUTION

Trickery and deceit are Nixon's trade-marks. At the present time Nixon and his chief hench-

man HENRY (CZAR) KISSINGER are engaged in forming an alliance with another gang of

criminals, the Red Chinese. The RED CHINA GANG have slaughtered an estimated fifty

million of their own people since coming to power. This Godless horde of barbarians killed

thousands of Americans in the Korean War (shooting caplured soldiers and starving and tor-

turing prisoners of war). The RED CHINA GANG have been supplying the NORTH VIETNA I-

ESE BANDITS with weapons and bullets to kill American soldiers in another no-win war in

Vietnam. The very fact that Nixon is dealing with these ARCH ENEMIES OF FREEDOM is

enough to convict him of treason. DO NOT LET THIS CRMINAL STEAL YOUR FREEDOM.

DEMAND HIS ARREST BY PROPER AUTHORITIES AND HIS TRIAL FOR THE CRIME OF

HIGH TREASON.

Secret Army Organization

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110.09)

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memoran

um

TO

Director,

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FROM

SUBJECT:

Robert C. Mardian

Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Jerry Lynn Davis

Secret Army Organization

DATE: :

Mr. Feit

Mr. Campbelle

Mir. Rosen.:

Mr. Mohr

Aril21,

107.2Richop.

Mr. Miller, ESt

Mr. Callahan

Mr. Casper.

Mr. Conrad.

Mr. Da .3p

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder

Mr. Bates.

Mr. W ikart.

Mr. Walters.

Mr. S.''3

Tele. Room.

Miss

Miss

We note from your letterhead memorandum dated

March 8, 1972 from Phoenix, Arizona, that Jerry Lynn Davis

and other members of the Secret Army Organization met in

Yuma, Arizona, and discussed preparations for the forth-

coming Republican National Convention in San Diego, California.

It is also noted from the report of SA Steven L. Christensen

dated March 8, 1972 in San

Diego, California, that Davis

viewed the convention as "his big chance to do something that

would be remembered;" and further that he had planned a

sophisticated alibi to cover any bombings or other terrorist

activities that he may engage in during the convention.

In this connection, it is requested that we be

advised as expeditiously as possible of any further develop-

ments in Davis' plans for the convention including his

acquisition of any weapons or explosives.

The report of SA Christensen also contains

additional information from sources SD T-2 and SD T-3 pointing

out that Davis said that he had ready access to illegal weapons

and explosive materials. This report further advised that

Davis had purchased $500 worth of M-2 Carbine parts in May,

1971 for the purpose of making M-2 "enforcers," that Davis

in

September; 1971 had a cache of several hundred pounds of

explosives including INI, C-4, and rifle grenades and further

that his group was in possession of three operational Civil

War field artillery pieces with a fourth under construction.

157-235778

8 APR 24 1972.

ma: 50098-717

NOT RECORDED

191 MAY 11 1973

IN

55MAY 121972

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It is requested that your sources be re-interviewed

to determine if Davis is presently manufacturing, selling or

in possession of any illegal weapons, explosives or explosive

devices. It is further requested that any information you

may acquire confirming such activities be furnished this

office as expeditiously as possible.

With regard to the cannons noted above, it is

requested that you determine their caliber and present

location, including the weapon reportedly under construction

in January, 1971.

• i

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CONE ID

Acting Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Acting Director, FBI

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

EXTREMISI MATTERS •

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

SECRET ARMY OEGANIZATION

EXTREMISE MATTERS

May 3, 1972

I - Mr. A. W. Gray

(Attention:

Delly)

1. - Mr. T. J. Smith

(Attention:

Enzight)

1 • Ms. R. P. Finzel

2 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

Reference is made to the letter of Robert C. Mardian,

former Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division,

dated April 21, 1972.

Confidential informants, who have previously furished

information regarding plans of Davis and members of the Secret

Aruy Organization (SAO) to engage in disruptive activities at the

forthconing Republicen National Convention in San Diego, were

recontacted April 26, 1972, regarding latest developments in these

ine infornant indicated that SAO leaders appear to have

hod second thoughts regarding eppearing at the Republicen Warlona

Convention and that they have said they are going to stay out of

San Diego during the Convention to preclude any incident that

could be attributed to the presence of the SAC which would dis

credit the oxganization, Another informant reported there were

no recent developments in the plans of Davis and the SAO and thet

due to the time interval until the Republican National Convention

plans had only reached the speculation os discussion stage, This

informant indicated actual plans and activities of the SAO would

depend greatly on the nacure of conditions existing during the

Republican National C: nvention, such as the number of dissident

demonstrators, riots, and police retaliation. 15723527-

NOI RECORDED

the above Letter mentions that the righty sto spacial

Agent Steven I. Christensen dated March 8, 1972, at

California, entitled "Jerry lynn Davis, Extremist-Hatter

100-451554

157-23577

CONFIDENT IAT

SHE NOTE PAGE FOUR

I/CP: aso

5 ( MAY 11 1872

Group 1

Encluded from eutomatic DUPLICATE YELLOW

119

downgrading and

declassificatin

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CONTIE

Acting Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Secret Army Organization," sets forth information fxon sources

- SD I-2 and SD I-3 regarding Davis' having access to illegal weapons

and explosive materials. It was requested these sources be reinter

viewed to determine if Davis is presently manufaccuring, selling

or in possession of any illegal weapons, explosives, or explosive

devices. Ic was further requested that the caliber and present

location of four Civil War arcillery pleces, one which was under

construction, be determined.

Our Sen Diego Office utilized SD T-Z and SD I-3 in the

above report to further conceal the identity of one informant.

This Informant tras recontacted on April 26, 1972, and stated Davis

is not presently known to be manufacturing or selling firearms or

explosives in violation of Federal or California laws. Infomant

claims approxinately six months ago Davis was observed in possession

of a fully automatic AR-18 rifle, "223 caliber, which was seceived

that same day from Richard Miller, 7186 Glenroy, San Diego.

Davis advised informant this weapon was altered

to fire seni

automatic only.. Its present location is not know.

On or about larch 20, 1972, Che intorant observed Davis

receive a FuLly automacie li-2 Carbine, •30 caliber, from ay Anderson,

10418 Northeast 168th Place, Bothell, Washington.

The source

observed the fully automatic fire control lever on this weapen

and claims Davis assured him this rifle was also altered to fire

semi-auconetic only. This carbine is maintained in Davis' bedroon

at his residence, 2393 Washington Street, Spring Valley, California.

On September 29, 1971, the informant observed Davis in

possession of two blocks of C-4 plastic explosive, veighing ino

and one-fourth pounds each; about four pounds of INT in one-half-

and one-pound blocks; and about two pounds of MPD primers in

one-third-pound blocks. Informant claims these items were last

seen approximately April 1, 1972, at the residence of SAO member

George Mitchell Hoover, 8721 Magnolia, Santee, California.

CONFIDENTIAI

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CONFE

Acting Assistant Attozney General

Internal Security Division

On April 26, 1972, the informant furnished the location

of three Civil Was type cannons and

stated he had been told about

the fourth one but did not know its locacion.

On April 27, 1972,

Special Agents of the I'BI observed cro Civil War style cannons on

the premises of the Gunsmoke Ranch, 1509 Harbison Canyon load,

san Diego county, Califomnia.

One cannon, obviously homemade, had

a barrel approximately two feet in length, with about a two-inch

bore, and was maintained on a snall, old Navy style four-wheel

carriage. The second cannon appeared to be an original Civil War

cannen with about a three-foot barrel and having about a three-

inch bore.

This ranch is oned by Alden Edward Willis, who is not

& member of the SAO but is politically sympathetic and friendly

with Davis. A third cannon was observed by Special Agents in the

back yard of SA0 member Stanley Don McDade, 3220 Sweetwater load,

Lemon Grove, Califernia. This cannon had a barrel approximately

four feet in length with about a four-inch bore and was mounted

011 & homemade two-wheel carriage.

The informant stated he understands these cannons are

legal under both state and Federal law.

Cn April 28, 1972, Donald Grossmeyer, Special Investigator,

Alechol, Tobacco and Firearms Division, Department of the Treasury,

San Diego, California, advised his office had no knowledge regarding

the previously mentioned Richard Miller.

Nc. Grossmeyer stated

that the above three cannons are legal under Federal law buc thought

they might possibly have to be registered to be legal under

California law.

• The informant, who has furnished information regarding

weapons and explosives and activities of the SAO, has stated on

several occasions he will not testify against Davis and other SAO

members and associates for fear of his life.

- 3.-

CONF IBEIAL

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CONFID

Acting Assistant Attorney General

Internal Security Division

Investigation is continuing to determine additional

• activities of Davis and the SAO. Corroborating information is

being sought, particularly with regard to the aforementioned

eutomatic rifles and explosives. The results of that investi

gation will be furnished you.

NOTE:

The SAO is an ultraconservative, paramilitary organi-

zation, that was clandestinely formed during the Fall of 1971 in

Arizona. Membership has been small and much of the training as

well as the ideology follows that of the Minutemen. Several

involved in SAO were formerly Minutemen.

Information was

previously furnished the Department regarding disruptive activity

planned at the forthcoming Republican National Convention in

San Diego and also regarding past activities of SAO leader

Jerry Lynn Davis' acquiring or possessing firearms and explosives.

Above-mentioned letter requested most recent developments

regarding SAO plans to disrupt Republican National Convention

and information regarding Davis' acquisition of weapons and

explosives.

Classified "Confidential" as information emanated from

informants furnishing information on a continuing basis, unauthorized

disclosure of which could be prejudicial to the defense interests

of the Nation.

-CONF H

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FOUR FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE FOUR.

SECREI ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS (BUFILE: ONE

FIVE SEVEN - TWO THREE FIVE SEVEN SEVEN).

PX I-ONE ADVISED ON APRIL IWENTYSIX SEVENTYTWO THAT DURING

HIS CONTACT WITH MEMBERS OF THE SECRET ARMY ORGAMIZATION (SAO)

IN FEBRUARY, SEVENTYIVO, SAM

DAVIS, ALSO KNOWN

AS JERRY DAVIS,

AND ONE CY ANDERSON, POSED THE QUESTION TO AN SAO GROUP AS TO

WHAT NEASURES COULD BE TAKEN BY THE SAO IO COUNTER DISRUPTIONS

BY REVOLUTIONARY GROUPS AI THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.

THIS QUESTION WAS WEVER DISCUSSED AI GREAT LENGTH, BUT IN THIS

CONNECTION ONE MEMBER SUGGESTED THAT OLD JUNK-TYPE CARS BE

PARKES 4I STRATEGIC LOCATIONS WHERE, IN THE EVENT OF CONFROITATION

WITH DISSIDENT ELEMENTS, THE SAO MENDERS COULD -HAVI ACCESS IO

NECESSATY WEAPONS HIDDEN IN THE CARS. SINCE THE TIME OF THE

END PAGE ONS

ORIGINAL FILED

100-451554

.1972

157-23577-

NOT RECORDED

182 MAY 12 1972

F28

57 MAY 1 5 1972

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PAGE THO

PX

ADOVE DISCUSSION, HOWEVER, SAO LEADERSHIP APPEARS TO HAVE HAD

SECOND THOUGHTS ON TRE MATTER BECAUSE THE LATTER HAVE BEEN

HEARD IO SAY THAI THEY ARE GOING TO STAY OUT OF SAN DIEGO

• ENTIRELY DURING THE REPUSLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION IN ORDER TO

PRECLUDE ANY UNTOWARD INCIDENT THAI COULD BE ATTRISUTES TO THE

PRESENCE OF THE SAO AND REBOUND IO THE DISCREDIT OF THE SAO.

INFORMANT ADVISED THAT HE HAS NOT BEEN PRESENT WHEN

SOURCES OF WEAPONS MAY HAVE DEEN DISCUSSED BY THE SAO, BUT

STATIS THAT HE IS

AWARE OF THE FACT THAT LEADERS OF THE SAO

HAVE ATTENDED GUN SHOWS AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY, NOTABLY AI

YUMA, ARIZONA, ON OCTOBER FIFTEEN, SIXTEEN, SEVENTYONE, AND

• AGAIN AT YUMA ON FEBPUARY TWENTYFIVE, IWENTYSIX, SEVENTYIWO AND

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA ON MARCH TWENTYFIVE, TWENTYSIX, SEVENTYIWO.

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TH23"

PX

ADMINISTRATIV?;

LHH ZEING SUBMITTED. REFERENCE BUTEL, APRIL IUENTYFIVE

SEVENIYT O.

COMFIDOUTIAL INFORMANT I-ONE ISE

THIS COMMUNICATIO: CLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL TO PROTECT THE

IDENTITY OF SOURCE WHO IS OF COMTINUING VALUE TO INTERNAL

PHOENIX FILE ONE FIVE SEVEN-ONE

SECURITY OF UNITED STATES.

ONE SEVIN THREÈ.

PENDING .

END

EJi FBI WASHEC

CLR

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CODE

TELLTYPE

• Mr. A. Rosen

• Mr.

E. S. Miller

- Mx. T. J. Smith

• Mr.

G. C. Moore

- Mr. W. C. Patterson

URGENT

4/25/72

TO SACS SAN DIEGO

PHOENIX

1

FROM DIRECIOR FBI

• JERRY LYNN DAVIS, EXTREMIST MATTERS - SAO (BUFILE: ONE ZERO

ZERO DASH FOUR FIVE ONE FIVE FIVE FOUR.

(SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS (BUFILE:

ONE FIVE SEVEN DASH TWO THREE FIVE SEVEN SEVENT). BUDED: MAY ONE

NEXT.

45

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAI (AAG) ROBERT C. MARDIAN, INTERNAL

SECURITY DIVISION, DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE, BY LETTER DATED APRIL

TWENTY-ONE LAST REFERENCED PHOENIX IHM DATED MARCH EIGHT LAST

CAPTIONED "SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION" AND SAN DIEGO REPORT DATED

MARCH EIGHT LAST CAPTIONED AS ABOVE WITH REGARD TO PREPARATIONS

BEING MADE BY DAVIS AND CTHER SAO MEMBERS FOR FORTHCOMING REPUBLICANT

NATIONAL CONVENTION IN SAN DIEGO.

AAG MARDIAN REQUESTED THAT SOURCES BE RECONTACTED AND HE BE

ADVISED AS EXPEDITIOUSLY AS POSSIBLE FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENIS IN

PRIC

WCP:aso (8)

SEE NOTE PAGE THREE

157-

23577

wST...

BO APR 2:8 1972

58 MAY 1 1972

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TELETYPE TO SAN DIEGO AND PHOENIX

RE:

JERRI LINS DAVIS

100-451554

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

157-23577

DAVIS' PLANS FOR DISRUPTING THE CONVENTION AND ALSO REGARDING

ACQUISITIONS OF WEAPONS OR EXPLOSIVES BY DAVIS AND OTHER SAO MEMBERS.

ABOVE LNTTER MONTIONED THAT IN SAN DINGO REPORT DAVIS REPORTEDLY

CLAMED ACCESS TO ILLEGAL WRAPONS AND EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL INCLUDING

THREE OPERATIONAL CIVIL WAR ARTILLERY PIECES WITH A FOURTH UNDER

CONSTRUCTION. IT WAS REQUESTED OUR INFORMANTS BE REINTERVIEWED TO

DETERMINE IF DAVIS PRESENTLY MANUFACTURING, SELLING OR IN FOSSESSICN

OF ANY ILLEGAL WEAPONS, EXPLOSIVES OR EXPLOSIVE DEVICES. IT WAS

FURTHER REQUESTED WE FURNISH THE CALIBER AND ICCATION OF THE THREE

CIVIL. WAR FIELD PIDES INCLUDING THE ONE REPORTEDIY UNDER CONSTRUCTICA!

IN JANUARY, NINETEEN SEVENTY-ONE. ALSO REQUESTED WAS ANY INFORNATION

ACQUIRED CONFIRMING SUCH ACTIVITIES.

PHOENIX CONTACT CAN AN ONE REGARD ING ANY

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION THAT HAS BEEN ACQUIRED IN LINE WITH ABOVE.

SAN DIEGO CONTACT SE

i mana REGARD INT

DAVIS' ACQUISITION AND POSSESSIC OF WEAPONS, EXPIOSIVES AND

EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL IN LINE WITH THE ABOVE. ATTRMPT TO OBTAIN

INFORMATION WHICH WOULD CORROBORATE INFORVATION FURNISHED BY THE

INFORMINT REGARDING THE ABOVE.

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peri

TELETYPE TO SAN DIEGO AND PHOENIX

RE:

JIRRY LYNN DAVIS

100-451554

SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION (SAO)

157-23577

PHOENIX AND SAN DIEGO SUTEL PERTINENT RESULTS IN FORM

SUITABLE FOR DISSEMINATION NO LATER THAN MAY ONE NEXT.

NOTE:

See memorandun G. C. Moore to Mr. E. S. Miller,

dated 4/25/72, captioned "Secret Army Organization, Extremist

Matters," prepared by WCP:aso.

3

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.".

TO

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

5010-106

HAY 8902 EDITION

OSA GEN, REG. NO, 27

.: UNITED STATES Gr

RNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. E. S. Miller y

FROM G. C. MOORE TR

SUBJECT SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Tolson

Felt a

Campbell

Rosen -

Mohr .

1 - Mr. A. Rosen

Bishop

Miller, E

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

Callahan

Casper

DATE: 4/25/72

Conrad

Dalbey

1 - Mr. T. J. Smith

Cleveland

Ponder -

1 - Mr. G.. C. Moore

Bates

Waikurt

1 - Mr. W. C. PattersonWalters

Soyars -

Tele. Room -

Holmes -

Gandy -

The purpose of this memorandum is

to advise of receipt

of letter from Robert C. Mardian, Assistant Attorney General (AAG),

Internal Security Division, Department of Justice, 4/21/72, which

requested any additional information regarding plans of the ultra-

conservative, paramilitary Secret Army Organization (SAO) to

disrupt the forthcoming Republican National Convention in San Diego

and to obtain approval to send attached teletype directing

recipients to submit requested information.

Jerry Lynn Davis was formerly active in the Minutemen in

San Diego area and in the Fall of 1971 formed the SAO with head-

quarters in San Diego area.

The SAO is composed currently. öf/

approximately 10 members in Phoenix and San Diego.

Members of /thef

group have a past history of stockpiling weapons and explosives

and have discussed plans to disrupt the Republican National

to those by antiwar and revolutionary groups. Davis made mention

of planning a sophisticated alibi to cover any bombing or terroris

act in which he may engage during the Convention.

San Diego informant has furnished extensive information

received from Davis alleging possession or access to explosives

and weapons including three cannons of Civil War vintage and one

under construction.

This information to date has not been

corroborated. AAG Mardian has requested any additional data

developed regarding plans to disrupt Republican National Convention

and regarding illegal possession of weapons and explosives by

Davis or members of SAO.

EX-N& REC.50

157-2357 2046 a

157-23577

Enclosure

Aent 4-25-78

7

MAY 9 1972

CONTINUED - OVER

1 - 100-451554 (Jerry Lynn Davis)

19

WCP: aso (7)

aso

51 MAY 1 1 1972

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Secret Army Organization

157-23577

In view of potential for violence of SAO and disruptive

plans for Republican National Convention, investigations of this

group and its members have been intensified and investigating

offices instructed to be alert for violations of Federal antiriot

statutes and Federal gun laws.

San Diego and Phoenix Divisions being instructed to

recontact informants to obtain any additional data regarding plans

Of SAO members to disrupt Republican National Convention and

information regarding whether Jerry Lynn Davis is presently

manufacturing, selling or in possession of any illegal weapons,

explosives or

explosive devices. Results, along with any

corroborating information developed, are to be furnished by

5/1/72.

ACTION:

5271T4-25-22

That attached teletype to Phoenix and San Diego

containing instructions in line with above be approved.

wep

HETS

gail

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Transmit the following in

Via

AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

4/11/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

$0

3

• TO:

FROM:

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P) .

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Pa

Petter?

Re Bureau airtel to San Diego dated 3/30/72.

For the information of receiving offices, in referenced

sureau alitel, the Bureau instructed that

because of plans

being made by the SAO involving the possibility of disruptions

at the 1972 Republican National Convention to be held in San

Diego, extremist informants and sources are to be targeted

toward identifying all members and leaders of this group and

to determine details of any plans for disruptive activities

during the convention. Investigations of individuals members

of the SAO are to be promptly handled and reported so that a

determination can be made as to their potential for violence

and whether they present a threat to the internal security of

this country.

Criminal violations, especially of the Federal

Anti-Riot and Federal Firearms Statutes, are to be watched for.

The following is a list of known members of the SAO

furnished by i

San Diego, California Area

JERRY LYNN DAVIS

2393 Washington

pring Valley, California

SD 15/-3001

Status - Pending

58069871

Bureau

= Las Vegas (157-997)

= Los Angeles

2

= Phoenix (157-1173)

2 --

Seattle

2 - San Diege SLC:gdi (12)

Approved:

Special Nadnt in Charge

Sent

EE. APR 1 4 1972

1079993

EXT. INI. SECa

_ M

Per

U.S. GOVERN

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SD 157-2815

HOWARD BARRY GODEREY

738 Graves

El Cajon, California

SD 100-14819

Status - Closed

JAMES EVAN POTO

3496 Olga Avenue

san Diego,

California

SD 157-7816

Status - Pending

FRANK YACOPEC

722 Graves

El Cajon, California

SD 157-1820

Status - Closed

ROBERT MAYER

2204 Monte lair•

San Diego, California

SD 157-2931

Status - Pending

PAUL RUPLINGER

4567 Massachusetts

San Diego, Calitornia

SD 100-14301

Status • Closed

CALVIN HENDELL FOX

2426_ Capitan Avenue

san Diego, California

SD 157-3170

Status - Fending

GEORGE MITCHELL HOOVER

Woodking Woodward,

Lakesides

California

SD 157-3017

Status - Pending

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SD 157-2815

Mrs. DONNA LEE HARTLEY

615 North Melrose Drive

Vista, California

SD 157-3169

Status - Pending

HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK

1080 Sixth Avenue

Ramona, California

SD 157-2546

Status - Pending

EDWARD ANDREWS

Pacific Beach Area

San Diego,

California

SD 157-2769

Status - Pending

STANLEY DON MC DADE

3220 Sweetwater Road

Lemon Grove, California

SD 157-2933

Status - Pending

Where cases are shown to be closed, previous investi

gation of these individuals has reflected they do not meet the

necessary criteria for inclusion on the ADEX.

Source advised that based on statements made by JERRY

LINN DAVIS, Leader of the sAo at san Diego, he believes DaVIS

may have several other individual members of the sAo in the

San Diego area who are not known to source.

Source explained

that each person holding an official or leadership position in

the SAO is encouraged

to recruit members on his own who

generally would not have become known to other people in the

organization.

In this regard he advised DAVIS recently claimed

that a new SAO member was recruited through EDWARD ANDREWS.

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SD 157-2815

This individual was described to source,

and was a retired

military man, who recently completed training in insurance

investment and is to begin work soon with a large insurance

company in the San Diego area.

Los Angeles, California, Area

Source advised that according to DAVIS, one SAM

NAPIER has recently joined the SAO and is allegedly assisting

DAVIS in his attempts to organize the SAO in the Los Angeles,

California, area.

Source said that according to DAVIS,

NAPIEE

was

formerly associated in the Los Angeles area with

the National Socialist American Workers Party (NSAWP) under

Scott wiNchesteR, but left that group. DAVIs claimed NAfteR

has allegedly recruited

another SAO member whose name is not

known to the source. Furthermore, DAVIS claims to have three

additional SAO members in the Los Angeles area, one who resides

at Carson, California, and another who is supposed to move to

the State of Oregon in the near future. The identities of

these three individuals are not known to the source.

Seattle, Washington, Area

Source advised that according to DAVIS, CY ANDERSON

and another individual named (FNU) BAGWELL are allegedly

members of the SAO in that city.

DAVIS claims

ANDERSON

has recruited additional members for the organization there.

Phoenix, Arizona, Area

Source advised that an individual named EVERETT

MOORE at Phoenix

members is supposed to be located at Phoenix under the

direction of MOORE. Source said DAVIS has indicated that

SAO recruiting literature which is distributed in Arizona

its own separate Post Office Box number in the San Diego

area, this number not being known to the source.

Mail received

at this post office box is picked up by DAVIS and sent, sealed

to MOORE for his use.

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SD 157-2815

In addition

DAVIS claims that the individual who

was formerly leader of the Bishop Faction of the Americar

Nazi Party at Phoenix, Arizona,

and one of his associates.

have joined the SAO and sent a full year's dues at one time.

This

first individual was also alleged to be State Director

for the State of Arizona for SCOTT WINCHESTER's group, the

NSAWE O

According to DAVIS, these individuals left the NSAWP

in order to join the SAO.

Las Vegas, Nevada, Area

Source advised he is not exacily sure what is happen-

ing with regard to the SAO at Las Vegas, and added DAVIS has

indicated he thinks he will have to make another trip to Las

Vegas in order to get things going well there for the SAO.

Source advised that the SAO appears to have been

receiving a considerable quantity of mail from several places

in the United states,

but primarily from the Western states.

le said most membership fees and dues have been sent by money

order

and that DAVIS has

a business establishment located in

El Cajon, California, which will allow him to cash these money

orders signing any name to them he wishes.

Source said that as a rough estimate he would guess

that approximately 40 membership applications have been

received so far by the SAO. He said he felt the identities

of many of these may never

come to his attention.

LEADS

All receiving orIices are requested to alert appropriate

informants and sources of information to the SAO to identify

actual and potential members of this organization.

Thereafter,

individuals identified should be promptly and thoroughly

investigated to determine their potential for violence and

disruptive activities during the Republican National Convention.

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SD 157-2815

LEADS Cont'd

LOS ANGELES

WilL Identity SAM NAPlER and his associates to deter

mine whether they may be involved in the SAO.

PHOENIX

Will determine the size of any SAO group being operated

by EVERETT MOORE.

Will also attempt to identily the former

American Nazi Party leader and his associate who have allegedly

joined the SAO.

SEATTLE

1. Will determine the nature and size of any group

being operated by CY ANDERSON and determine the extent of its

affiliation with the SAO. •

an associate of dy Attent to sently (ENU) BAGWELL, apparently

SAN DIEGO

1. Will follow and report activities of the SAO in

the San Diego area.

2. Will attempt to identify additional members

of the SAO,

including the retired military man supposedly

recruited by EDWARD ANDREWS.

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alitel

To: SACs, Las Vegas

Los Angeles

Phoenix

• San Diego

Seattle

(157-997)

(157-1173)

(157-2815)

From: Director, FBI

(157-23577)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAD).

EXTREMIST MATTERS

BUDED: 5/19/72

4/18/72

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

1 - MI.

D.

A. Brumble,

1 - Mr. W. C. Patterson

ReSDairtel 4/11/72.

Referenced airtel sets forth data available to an informant

of the San Diego Division pertaining to SAO efforts to organize

chapters and recruit members in territories of the various field

divisions. This group, which has several former members of the

Minutenen and uses literature similar to that formerly used by the

Minutemen, has indicated it plans to cause disruptive actions at the

Republican National Convention in San Diego In August, 1972.

Recipient offices, except Las Vegas, are to initiate

investigations of SAO to identify the leaders

and members in the

various chapters and to determine their activities and objectives.

Active investigations of individual members are to be opened to

I develop background inforacion and to determine the extent of their

involvement with SAO. These investigations are to receive prompt

investigative attention in view of the organization's apparent

intent to cause disruptions at the Republican National Convention.

consideration drait be sivan to a carly iconey attor aprope

APR 101972

157-22521

FBI

WCP: aso

(14)

ST-112

Tolson

Felt.

Campbell

Rosen

Mohr

Bishop

Miller, E.S.

Callahan

Casper

Conrad.

Dalbey

Cleveland

Ponder

Bates

Waikart

Walters

Soyars

Tele. Room -

"olnies -

"dy"

BAPR

MAIL ROOM

TELETYPE UNIT

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Airtel to Las Vegas, et al.

Re: Secret Army Organization (SAO)

157-23577

authority is received to determine their informant potential and

whether they present a threat of violence. Las Vegas should be

• alert for information regarding the formation of an SAO chapter

within its territory, and upon receipt of such infornation, immediately

advise the Bureau and initiate an investigation in line with the

above instructions.

Phoenix, Los Angeles and Seattle are to submit results of

Investigations in form suitable for dissemination regarding SAO to

reach Bureau no later than 5/19/72. In cover communications list

names of members and whether investigation being conducted. Also

include statement whether sufficient informant coverage of SAO is

available, and if not, what corrective steps are being taken.

San Diego reopen Investigations of those members named in

referenced airtel which have been closed in order that cheir

activities can be followed.

In view of the efforts to recruit new members, San Diego

and recipient offices should take advantage of this opportunity to

increase informant coverage so that a more complete analysis of

this group can be made. San Diego, particularly, should expand its

informant coverage so that all SAO members can be identified and

advance plans for violence can be determined.

NOTE:

The SAO is an ultraconservative, paramilitary organization

clandestinely formed during the Fall of 1971 in Arizona. The organi-

zation, which is headquartered in the San Diego territory, has

confined its organizational efforts to the Rocky Mountain states.

Estimated membership is approximately 40. Several former Minutemen

are members and they use much of the same training material as the

Minutemen.

Immediate', investigation is necessary to identify members

and plans of this group as Jerry Lynn Davis, SAO leader and organi-

zer, plans disruptive action at Republican National Convention.

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airtel

3/30/72

To: SAC, San Diego

(157-2815)

Trom: Director, FBI (157-23577)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

1 - Mr. C. E. Enright

1 - Mx. R. J. Deily

1 - Mx. W. C. Patterson

Disruptive acts during the Republican National Convention

in San Diego being planned by SAO leader Jerry Lynn Davis and •

discussion by SAO leaders in Yuma, Arizona, recently about preparations

to control and counter dissident elements at the Convention should

Arizon at

they "get out of hand" clearly indicate the necessity for intensifying

the investigation of SAO and individual members. Extremist informants

and sources are to be targeted toward identifying all members and

leaders of this group as well as details of any disruptions planned

during the Republican National Convention. Insure information

regarding such disruptions ars promptly submitted in accordance with

Bureau instructions contained in Bureau airtel 11/2/71 entitled

"Demonstrations During the Forthcoming Political Campaign."

San Diego as office of origin is to set out necessary leads

to identify officers and members of SAO chapters determined forming

in other field divisions.

Investigations of individual members of

SAO are to be promptly handled and reported so that. a determination

can be made as to whether they present a threat to the internal

security and their potential for violence.

Reportedly, most SAO

members have firearms and some members in January, 1972, were

attempting to obtain dynamite.

WCP: aso

(6)

Tolson

Felt .

Campbell

Rosen

Mohr

Bishop

Miller, E.S.

Callahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Cleveland

Ponder

Bates

Haikart.

Walters

Soyars

Tole. Room

Holmes

Gandy

MAILED 5

:272

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

53515 69 52-31527 -16

HE MAR 30 1972

58APR 5- isgEN

MAIL ROOM V

TELETYPE UNIT

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Airtel to San Diego

Re: Secret Army Organization (SAO)

157-23577

You should be alert during these investigations to possible

violations of Federal antiriot statutes as well as Federal gun laws.

Information being developed during the investigations concerning

possible criminal violations may subsequently be utilized during

prosecutive action as evidence and should be developed and preserved

accordingly.

Submit by airtel names of all individuals identified as

SAO members and current status of investigations.

NOTE:

The SAO, an ultraconservative, paramilitary organization,

was clandestinely formed during the Fall of 1971 in Arizona.

Membership has been small and they use much of the same training

Luring tey

material as the Minutemen. Several involved in SAO were formerly

Minutemen.

In view of their plans for disruptive activity during

the Republican National Convention, it is necessary to swiftly ...

identify the leaders and members as well as details of the

disruptive activities.

2

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-OPTIONAL FORM 1IO, 10

"IAY 1852 EDITION

GSA FPMR (11 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GO

MENT

Memorandumi

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE: 3/8/72

FROM

•SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

SUBJECT:SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS.

00: San Diego

There are enclosed to the Bureau six (6) copies of

a letterhead memorandum (LIM) which is self-explanatory.

Two copies of the LiM are being designated for San Diego,

Sacramento, Kansas City; and one each for information for

Las Vegas,

Seattle, Detroit and Baltimore.

One copy each

of this LIM is being disseminated locally to U. S. Secret

Service and the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division for

information.

The LIM is classified CONFIDENTIAL in order to

protect the confidential

source who is of continuing value and

whose exposure could be detrimental to the national defense.

The confidential source PX I-l is

LEADS :

THE SACRAMENTO DIVISION

AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

Will search 'California license plates 99704-F and

VES-494 through records of the California Motor Vehicle Division

to establish the registered owners of these license plates.

QUE PHOENIX DIVISION

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Will maintain contact. withd

for information

concerning the activities of the SAO."

2 - Bureau (Ril) (Enc. G) ENCLOSURE

REC £8

2 - San Diego (RM) (Enc. 2)

2 - Sacramento (Ril) (Enc. 2)

151-2÷517-16

Las Vegas (RM) (Enc.

1) (Info)

1 - Seattle (Ril) (Enc. 1) (Info)

2

- Kansas City (RM) (Enc. 2)

1 - Detroit (Ril) (Enc. 1) (Info)

1 - Baltimore (RM) (Enc. 1) (InIO)

CLC:gJk

2 - Phoenix

108060

c* MAR 1 8 1972

-

(14)

APR 1 7 1972

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

offy

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

March 8, 1972

CONFID

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

On March 7, 1972, Confidential Source Px I-1, who

has furnished reliable information in the past, advised

that five members of the Secret Army Organization (SAO) met

a second time at the fairgrounds at Yuma, Arizona on February

25 and 26, 1972, incidental to the gun show which was in

progress there, as sponsored by KIWANIN.

Those who met

together were Jerry. savis, also known as Sam, Davis; Barry

Godfrey, also known

Gulette and one other unward codtrey; Star McDade; Bill

person.

California vehicles

bearing license plates 99704-F and VES-494 were noted as belonging

to this group.

At the meeting, Davis discussed the Republican

National Convention which will be held in San Diego this

year and which could be beset with problems from dissident

groups with intent to disrupt the convention.

In this

connection, Davis spoke in terms of having an SAO training

session some time before the convention for the purpose of

preparing to control and counter dissident elements in the

event the latter should get out of hand.

Source advised that the SAO is confining its recruiting

efforts to the Rocky Mountain states, but that the group has

established contact with former Minutemen in Michigan and

Maryland.

Source, who is familiar with the political philosophy

of the Minutemen, advised that the training material being used

by the SAO is Minutemen material with an SAO caption to it;

that, however; the political philosophy of the SAO is somewhal

nebulous and in the formative stage.

Source explained that

the SAO appears to be playing down the anti-communist fight

CONFIDENTIAL

Group 1

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and declassifica-

tion.

15423517-15

ENCLOSURE

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CONFIDENT IAT

RE: SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

and to be injecting themselves into any political matter

which they deem to be un-American or fraught with political

intrigue. In this connection, the SAO has produced a Wanted

Flyer captioned,

"WANTED FOR TREASON-NIXON" wherein the

SAU depICtS President Nixon with photograph as a criminal

for baving gone to China to "form an alliance with another

gang of criminals, the Red Chinese." A copy of this flyer

is being made a part of this memorandum.

The Minutemen is a paramilitant group organized

in June, 1960, by Robert B. DePugh in Norborne,

Missouri, as a resistance to the spread oi

guerrilla tactics. DePugh is currently

violation of the Federal Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the pölitical arm

of the Minutemen.

Two printed items of SAO organizational material.

captioned, "Organizational Correspondence to Members" and

"Security

Classification Guidelines" were also furnished by

source and are made a part of this memorandum.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBi. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

= 2 in

CONFIDENTIAL

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SUBJECT:

CONTIDANTTAE

17.9

Late)

Organizational Correspondence To Members (Dutline)

I.

20

30

40

5.

6.

7

Letter To Prospective Member

History of The Secret Army Organization

To Prospective Kembers Of The Secret Army Organization

Membership AppLication rorm

Join The Secret Army Organization Leaflet (one)

Identification Number & Maid. Drop Letter

Practical Security Measures

The Combat Team

Training Program Letter

Preliminary Training Lesson

Zo Join The Secreù Army Organization Leaflets (5)

Intelligence Training Program

Bo

Book "Guerrilla" By Charles W. Thayer

Security Training Program

80

Practical Security Measures

Propaganda Training Program

• 80

Join The Secret Army Organization Leaflet.

Do How Io Organize in Underground Army Leaflet

Recruiting Training Program

• Exo

Prospect Data Forms (5)

Special Instructions:

The above order should be foilowed in sending out the listed materials. Extra

material such as organizational bulletins on leapons, Personol Equipment,

Booby Iraps should be sent to the now members to fill in spaces between the reg-

Ular correspondence.

The member should also be sent each new monthly bulletin.

Our main concern during the Correspondence Phase will be in keeping up the interest

of the now member until we can contact them personally, or put them in contact

with othor mombers. The best way to do this is to keep them busy with printed

materialo

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SECURITY CLASSIFICATION

CONFIDONTIAL

ELINES

• PERSONNEL STATUS

INGS

NOVICE

TRAINEE

Classification for new members who have not proven themselves

or completed any of the Basic Training Programs.

Classification for those members who have completed at least

one of the Basic Training Programs or performed some other

routine operation.

MEMBER

(D)

Classification for personnel who have been members for a period

of at least six months but have not completed the Basic Training

Programs or taken part in any but routine operations.

MEMBER (C)

Classification for members who have completed the Basic Train-

ing Programs, but have not taken part in "Special Operations".

MEMBER (B)

Classification for members who have not completed the Basic

Training Programs; but have proven themselves by taking part

in "Special Operations".

MEMBER (A) • Classification reserved for members who have completed their

Basic Training Programs and taken part in "Special Operations"•

All members in this classification should automatically rate.

the rank of Sergeanto

- LEADER (D)

-. Classification for Team Leaders who have not proven themselves

or organized their units to the excepted level. Team Leaders

in this classification should be assigned the rank of Second

Lieutenant.

IFADER (C) - Classification for Group Leaders who have proven themselves and

organized their units to the proper level. Team Leaders in this

classification should be assigned the rank of First Lieutenant.

LEADER (B)

• Classification for Group Leaders who have not proven themselves

or organized their units to the proper level.

Group Leaders in

this classification should be assigned the rank of First Lieu

tenant.

LEADER (A)

Classification for Group Leaders who have proven themselves and

organized their units to the excepted level. Group Leaders in

this classification should be assigned the rank of Captain.

DIRECTOR

- Classification for Network Leaders. All personnel assigned this

classification must have proven themselves beyond any doubt. All

Network Directors rate a rank of at least Captain

COORDINATOR

Classification for Regional or State Leaders.

All personnol in

this classification must have proven thomselves beyond question.

Coordinators rate a rank of at least Captain.

CONFIDEN

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as Et it.

5-1 13a 19-29-651

Domestic Intelligence Division

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date

2/16/72

Attached pertains to information

furnished by an extremist informant to

the effect that the Secret Army

Organization (SAO), a recently formed

ultraconservative, paramilitary organi-

zation in California, intends to dis-

tribute posters containing photograph of

President Nixon with words "Wanted for

Treason" in large letters.

According to source, these posters

will be distributed in Arizona,

California, Washington, Washington, D. C.,

and possibly Nevada.

Copy of attached being furnished

Internal Security Division, Inter-

Division Information Unit of the

Department, and Secret Service.

HEH: aso

HEY

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"FEDERAL BUREAU OF, INVESTIGATIO,

COMMUNICATIONS SECTIOS

FEB 161972CAM

CELETYPE

Mr folson!

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9

NR D2 SD/ CODE

12:57PM URGENT 2-16-72 JBE

TO

DIRECTOR (157-23577)

FROM:

SAN DIEGO (157-2815)

Mr. Miller, SC

Mr. Callahca

Mr. Casper-

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Dalbey-

Mr. Cleveland

Mr. Ponder-

Mi. Bates-

Mr. Waikart

Mr. Walters-

Mr. Soyars-

Tele. Room_

Miss Holmes._.

Miss Gandy-

3p

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO.), EXTREMISI MATTER - SAO.

ON FEBRUARY SIXTEEN, SEVENTY TWO, A SOURCE WHO HAS

PROVIDED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE POST ADVISED THAT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO> MEMBERSHIP AT SAN DIEGO IS

UNHAPPY

WITH PRESIDENT NIXON'S TRIP, JERRY LYNy dAVIS

SAO LEADER AT SAN DIEGO, HAS PREPARED A POSTER WHICH HE-INTENÓ$

TO HAVE PRINTED AND THEN DISTRIBUTED IN SEVERAL AREAS IN THE

UNITED STATES. THIS POSTER WILL HAVE THE WORDS "WANTED

FOR TREASON" IN LARGE LETTERS ACROSS THE TOP AND BELOW IT

WILL BE A PHOTOGRAPH OF. PRESIDENI NIXON FOLLOWED BY HIS

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE ADDRESS,

END PAGE ONE

1-S.5.

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2/18/12

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SD 157-2815

PRESUMABLY THE WHITE HOUSE. THE POSTER WOULD CONCLUDE

WITH THE SUGGESTION THAT NIXON SHOULD BE IMPEACHED AND TRIED FOR

TREASON BY THE PORPER AUTHORITIES.

• SOURCE ADVISED THE POSTERS ARE TO BE PRINTED ON FEBRUARY

SIXTEEN SEVENTY TWO AND SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED IN TIME TO APPEAR

ON THE STREETS ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY ONE, SEVENTY TWO:

SOURCE SAID DISTRIBUTION IS EXPECTED TO TAKE PLACE AT

SEATILE, WASHINGTON, LOS ANGELES AND SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA,

PHOENIX, ARIZONA, AND WASHINGION, D. Co, AND POSSEBLY LAS

VEGAS, NEVADA• A TOTAL OF FIVE THOUSAND COPIES WILL BE

PRINTED. SOURCE SAID HE EXPECIS DISIRIBUTION OF THE POSTERS

WILL BE MADE AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON BY CY ANDERSON, FORMER

MINUTEMAN (MM) MEMBER AND SAO CONTACT; AT WASHINGTON, DO Cog

JESSE CLAYBURN STEVEN

STEVENS, RIGHI WING LEADER AND SAO CONTACI

indistisa

AT SILVER SPRINGS, MARYLAND; AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA BY EVERETTE

/ MOORE, FROMER MM LEADER AND SAO CONTACI; AND AT LOS ANGELES

AND LAS VEGAS BY UNKNOWN INDIVIDUALS.

END PAGE TWO

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SD 157-2815

POSTERS, ARE TO BE PRINTED BY BETTIE

HAUGHION, WIFE OF

A FORMER WEST COAST MM LEADER, AND SUPPORTER OF SAO ON

•A PRESS BELONGING TO HER.

THE SAO ÁND THE MM ARE ULTRA CONSERVATIVE PARA MILITARY

ORGALNZATIONS IN THIS COUNTRY.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

SOURCE REFERRED TO ABOVE IS

AIRMAIL COPIES OF THIS COMMUNICATION BEING DISSEMINATED

IO APPROPRIATE OFFICES.

FOREGOING INFORMATION FURNISHED TO SPECIAL AGENT

JOHN KEEFE, SECRET SERVICE, SAN DIEGO, ON FEBRUARY SIXTEEN,

INSTANI, BY SRECIAL AGENT STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN.

mEino

• NO CHIT FOLLOWS, HOWEVER MATTER WILL BE CLOSELY FOLLOWED.

PENDING•

END

WH FBI WASH DC

HOLD

CC

MR. T7123

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" OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1882 EMITIAN

GSA FPMR (41 09,1) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

2/25/72

FROM

: SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

Re Phoenix let to Director, 2/3/72.

There are enclosed to the Bureau six. (6) copies of

a letterhead memorandum (LHM) incorporating pertinent material

from re Phoenix letter of 2/3/72. Two copies each of the LiM being

designated for auxiliary offices.

The confidential informant mentioned in the LHM

The LIM is classified CONFIDENTIAL to protect

the identity of the above source who is of continuing value

and whose exposure could be detrimental to the national

defense.

The Phoenix Office will maintain contact with

above source for information which would identity personalities

and activities in above organization.

Bemon, 4)

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

february 25, 1972

CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

On January 31, 1972, a confidential source who

has furnished reliable information in the past, made "under-

ground bulletin" material available concerning captioned

organization. This material bears the date,

"January 1972."

The material has been photocopied and is made a part of this

memorandum

The source advises that the leader of the above

organization is one Jerry Davis from San Diego, California,

who attended a gun show at Yuma, Arizona on October 15 through

October 17, 1971.

Invéstigation at Yuma, Arizona develops

that one Jerry Davis occupied Room #12 of the Thunderbird

votel in luna, Arizona, starting from October 15, 1971 to

October 17, 1971. At that time, he recorded that he was

driving a Ford vehicle bearing California license QNB-857

and that his residence was at 2393 Washington, Lemon. Grove,

California.

Source advises that the Secret Army Organiza-

tion is a new paramilitary group that has been

formed in California to replace the Minutemen

organization. It is composed of ex-Minutemen

under the direction of Jerry Davis of the San

Diego area.

The Minutemen Is a paramilitant group organized

in June, 1960, by Robert B. Depugh in Norborne,

Missouri, as a resistance to the spread of

communism in the United States by use of guerrilla

tactics.

DePugh is currently incarcerated in

a Federal penitentiary for violation of the Federal

Firearms Act.

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The Patriotic Party has been the political arm

of the Minutemen.

CONTIDENTIAL

Group 1

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and declassifica-

tion.

This document contains ncither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FB!. It is the property

of the IDi and is lulled iu your agency; it and

its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

ENCLOSURE /57-251-7713

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-CONFIE

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

JANUARY 1972

"God grants liberty only to those who love it and are always willing to guard and

defend it"'.

Daniel Webster

Fellow members,

This month's bulletin will deal mostly with "Booby Traps". Because of the

Length of this article we are only sending out the first half this month. The second

half will be published in next month's bulletin. Future bulletins this coming year

will contain material on psychological warfare, urban warfare tactics, communi-

cations, survival-equipment, first aid, explosives, weapons, codes, and other r

lated warfare subjects.

Those members who have not yet completed or started on the organization's

basic training programs are hereby urged to do so. We cannot, in most cases,

assign any member to an important underground project or to an organized team

or group until they have completed this training program.

While headquarters canuot assign a member in the above classification to

an established unit, any member can (and is encouraged to) recruit and form their

own combat team (see December 1971 Bulletin). In many cases this may be the

best policy in regards to personal security as the member would be working with

the people he personally knows and trusts.

It any member would like to form their

own unit they should write to their assigned mail drop and the organization will send

them further instructions along with a Team Recruiting Packet. The article on

"The Dispersed Team" in this month's bulletin should help those members who

wish to form their own Combat Team.

We are enclosing a small number of S. A. O. stickers with this month's

bulletin. Please put them in your shirt pocket or billfold and as soon as possible

stick them up in phone booths, at bus stops, or other public places that you visit.

The stickers are alrcady gummed and when wet will adhere firmly to glass, metal,

or any other smooth surface. If our members would use these stickers along with

the leaflets that are available, it would have a real psychological impact on the

rest of the American people and give them evidence that there are still those among

them who are willing to fight for the re-establishment of a Constitutional Republic.

These first stickers are being sent to each member frce, additional stickers and

leaflets can be ordered on the monthly report form.

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HE

DISPERSED TEAM

Gon

When discussing a Secret Army Organization "Combat Team", we usually think

of a small group of people who live very close to one another. Such an arrangement

has certain advantages, such as ease of communication and travel for collective

training and team operations, but there are also several disadvantages.

Among the disadvantages are these: Team members may be well acquainted

with only a small geographical area. If forced to leave this area the team may be

placed at a serious disadvantage. It is harder for a team of SAO members who

live closely together to keep from attracting attention, thus unit security may be

poor. If one ember of the team is ever discovered and arrested by the enemy,

chances are that all members of the team will be rounded up together.

These considerations have caused us to experiment with a new arrangement that

we refer to as a "Dispersed Team". Such a team has the same number of members

(usually six) as a regular Combat Team. Each team is split into two sections as is

the old team. The members have the same type of individual specialties and duties.

The big difference lies in the fact that the team members may be located over

..a comparatively larger area - perhaps as much as 25 to 50 miles in diameter. In

urban areas one team member may live in each of six different cities. Thus the

team may range over a fairly large geographical area with at least one team member

being familiar with the immediate territory through which they are traveling.

When active as part of an underground movement (as opposed to the classical

forms of guerrilla warfare) the Dispersed Team has several other advantages.

For example, if one member of the team gets too "hot" in his area, he automatically

has five other hide-outs to which he can go for assistance or to which he can send

his family for temporary safety. The Dispersed Team can conveniently cover a

larger area in the fields of recruiting, psychological warfare, and propaganda.

Operations of sabotage, surveillance and harassment of communist personnel,

raids, and other combat type operations can be successfully conducted while moving

a minimum of people over a minimum distance.

During the present period of deliberate delay the activities of the team will

• naturally be different from some future period in which all out warfare between our

organization and our country's communist enemies develops.

If the team is to achieve its ultimate objectives the following activities must

be provided for: (1) organization of and within the team, (2) communications between

the team and higher command, (3) maintaining secrecy of team members, (4) main-

taining a continuous and effective propaganda effort, (5) obtaining the necessary sup-

plies and equipment for present and future needs, (G) training of the team in general,

and of individual members in their own specialties.

When the required personnel are not available to form a full team, a three

man section should be formed. When additional people are recruited the unit can

then be expanded in an orderly fashion.

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BOOBY TRAPS

Broadly defined a booby trap can be any kind of apparatus

&n which a reaction unfavorable to the enemy is brought about

when he unintentionally makes some act which triggers the re-

action. The most common types of booby traps used in warfare

involve an explosive charge which is set off by movement of a

trip wice or the moving of some object which is connected to

the trigger mechanism.

On occasion the explosive charga may be replaced by

signal flares, gas, smoke or other chemical agents.

The trigger

méchanism may be either electrto, mechanical, thermal or chemical.

ELECIRICALLY OPERATED TRIGGERS. Such trigger mechanisms

are very easily arranged wherever a supply of electric blasting

caps are available and also a suitable source of electricity.

One of the most common electric type booby traps is to simply

Interrupt the electrical circuit in some building so that when

the lights are turned on the explosive is detonated. This

simple procedure applied to an automobile with a few sticka of

dynamite has marked the end of more than one gangland hoodlum.

To booby trap a car in this manner one side of the electric

blasting cap can be attached to any metal part of the car while

the other side is attached to a spark plug or the "cold side"

of the ignition switch.

In the first case the cap detonates the

dynamite when the starter-motor is turned over or if attached to

the key switch detonating occurs when the ignition is turned on.

Any novable object can be booby trapped so that when it

18 moved some simple type electrical switch contact is closed

•to complete a circuit between a dry cell battery and the de-

tonator. A very simple example would be to have one wire tacked

along the edge of a door and the other wire tacked to the frame

and extending out far enough that contact is made between the

two when the door is opened, A slightly more refined trigger

Involves two small springs separated by some thin plece of in-

sulation at one end as shown in Figure No. l. When pressure

Is applied, the springs are held apart and when the pressure

Is released, the springs come together to make electrical con-

tact. This may be placed in a door which is then closed to open

the switch while the explosive is wired into the circuit.

When

the door is opened pressure is released and the charge explodes.

This simple trigger can be placed under the leg of a chair,

& wooden box or any other movable object of sufficient weight.

It the chair is moved or the box lifted the release of pressure

• will close the electrical circuit.

A person skilled in the placement of booby traps will not

leave any part of the switch, wires or charge visible. Instead of

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connecting the wires to the door itself he will take off the door

frame, place the trigger mechanism at the edge of the door and

then replace the frame so that the entire mechanism is hidden when

the door 1s closed.

• By taking off the frame of a window and drilling a hole

sout through the window casing the trigger mechanism can' be placed

zo, that the charge will be detonated by either raising or lowering

half open window.

A simple time delay mechanism can be arranged by placing

sonic of these triggers under a glass jar filled with water. When

enough

"öf the water evaporates, the weight of the jar will no

longer be sufficient to hold the contacts open.

Figure No. 2 shows another simple electrical trigger made

from a spring clothes pin. The improvised contacts are held

apart by a small wooden wedge in the jaws of the clothes pin.

This wedge can be attached to a trip wire or other movable object.

• When it is withdrawn the clothes pin

shuts and the electric cir-

cuit is completed.

A trigger of this type can be used to make a time delay

10÷27

mechanisn

in many different ways. The wedge may be connected by

a loose cord to the end of a spring which is also attached to a

tin can. Above this a second tin can fuli of sand or water is

placed with a hole in the bottom so that the contents gradually.

" fall through into the second can. When the weight of the lower

can becomes enough to stretch the spring sufficiently the wedge

will be pulled from the clothes pin. As an alternate method the

spring may be already stretched out and held there by a second

cord attached to some other solid object.

The cord holding the

spring. could be placed through a candle so that it will be burned

in two when the candle burned down a certain distance.

An active

imagination can devise countless ways for activating this type

of trigger either by instant action or delayed action.

A clever derivative of this simple trigger is used in the

"British book trap"

• In this case a book is hollowed out to

contain a small battery and a quarter pound block of TNT which

Is detonated by an electrical blasting cap. The circuit passes

through two contacts attached

to opposite pages of the book but

are held apart by some insulating material which is attached to

the back of the bookcase. If the book is withdrawn from the case

the contacts come together and the INT is detonated]

A British ball bearing contact switch is shown in Figure No.

• 3. This type of contact is very useful in placing charges entirely

within a movable object.

For example, a suitcase could be laid

on its side with the contact positioned inside in such a way that

when the suitcase was picked up the ball bearing would roll forward

• and complete the contact. Similar electrically activated booby

-2-

#ONPIDINITE

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CONF TARNAT AT

traps could be pl

aved in closed gasoline cans, canteens,

ammuni

tion boxes or dozens of other objects which an enemy would place

right side up before opening. A plastic or glass test tube

could be used instcad of a metal case by sticking two wires through

the cork in such a manner that the ball bearing would come in

contact with both of them.

A surprisingly accurate timing device can be made with a

tube of this type.

Holding the tube with the open end up, first

pour in a quantity of dried peas, then a measured amount of

water, drop in the ball bearing (in this case a wad of tin foil

could be used as well), finally put the cork in the top with the

wire sticking down through.

The water will cause the dried peas

to swell which will push the ball bearing (or wad of tin foil)

up until it makes contact with the two wires to complete the

circuit. The time can be regulated from a few minutes to several

hours depending on the length of the tube, the amount of water, and

the quantity of peas used.

Far more sophisticated types of electrical triggers are manu-

factured some of which operate by photoelectric cell or even more

difficult to recognize mechanisms. These may be used to.safeguard

record centers, important military or missile bases, etc. but are

seldom encountered under battlefield conditions.

MECHANICAL TRIGGERS. These may be operated either by impact

or by friction. The ordinary hand grenade employs an impact

trigger.

When the handle is released a spring operated lever snaps

against a cap (similar to the priming cap in a shotgun shell)

-which in turn starts a short fuse to burn. This fuse leads to a

blasting cap centered in an explosive charge.

The trigger mechanism of a "potato masher" hand grenade

operates much like the firing pin of a bolt action rifle. In

this case a spring activated plunger strikes a detonator.

The

plunger may be released by pulling out a pin as shown in Figure

No. 4, by cutting a wire as shown in Figure No. 5 or by applying.

pressure to a slotted key as shown in Figure No. 6.

Explosion of the primer cap alone is not sufficient to de-

tonate most military explosives.

Generally a booster charge of a

fairly sensitive explosive is detonated by the primer and this in

turn detonates the main charge.

In military use TNI is by far the

most common explosive used in the main charge of booby traps.

So called "plastic explosive" or "Composition C-3" contains

78

percent RDX and 22% plasticizer made up of mixture of dinitrotolune,

TNT, nitrocellulose and dimethylformamide. RDX is cyclotrimethy-

lenetrinitramine which is manufactured by nitrating hexamethylene-

tetramine (which is obtained by the rcaction of formaldehyde and

ammonia).

.

Booster charges where necessary are usually tetryl or PETN.

Common explosives used in primers are lead azide, lead styphnate

=3.

vi,

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or the now largely discontinued mercury fulminate.

Characteris-

tics, uses and manufacture of explosives will be dealt with in

another chapter.

A very simple device can be made from a screen door spring

that will explode an ordinary rifle cartridge when activated by a

trip wire. Although the "explosion" is almost harmless it can be

very nerve racking to an approaching enemy.

A more deadly booby trap consists of a short piece of pipe

which is driven into the ground. A plunger type trigger mechanism

is dropped into the pipe and an ordinary rifle cartridge placed

point up in the pipe so that perhaps one-half inch is exposed

above the ground. The weight of a man stepping on the bullet

releases the trigger and fires the cartridge which will penetrate

well up into the leg or the body;

Some mechanical triggers are activated by friction just

like striking a match on the rough material of the match cover.

Figure No, I shows a cut-away drawing of the U.S. Army firing

device, pull friction type M-2. The coated wire is covered with

a gritty substance much like the strip on a book of matches.

When this is pulled out through a container of flash compound

(chemically similar to the match heads) the friction ignites the

flash compound which may be used either to light a fuse or fire

a blasting cap.

.. ..

-.---...

A crude but effective friction device can be prepared by

sticking the end of a fuse in some small cylinder filled with

match heads through which is placed a small strip of tin or heavy

cardboard with a friction strip from match books glued to both

• sides.

In field use the friction type ignitor can be hidden in

many ways connected with trip wires or attached to movable objects

to set off either instant or delayed charges.

THERMAL, IGNITORS. In some cases the ignitor, (fuse or primer)

can be used as a trigger mechanism.

For example in World War II

the Germans were known to tear down fireplaces and cement them •

back together with hidden charges that would ignite when a fire •

was built. A simple hand grenade or

mortar shell hidden in a

hollow log by a burned out fire would, of course, explode if the

log were used as fuel without being inspected.

A common trick is for a retreating army to leave behind coal

oil lamps or lanterns filled with

gasoline. An unthinking person

who touches a match to such a lantern will nearly always be burned

to death.

CHEMICAL TRIGGERS. These are more frequently used in the

construction of time bombs than in booby traps.

Figure No. 8

offa

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CONT TE

shows an Italian chemical delay Igniter. The upper chamber

contains acetone. When the piercing pin is pushed downward it

penetrates the lead disc and allows the acetone to flow into the

lower chamber.

The acetone gradually dissolves the celluloid

washer which holds back the striker. The time delay can be varied

by placing different numbers of cellophane washers on the striker

rod.

In several similar types of delayed mechanisms the striker

is held back by a thin metal wire which is gradually dissolved

when a solution of acid is allowed to surround it.

Other types of delay mechanisms may be constructed where a

liquid is allowed to drop through a small' hole into a lower con-

tainer having a reactive substance attached part way up one wall.

The liquid level in the chamber gradually raises until it comes

in contact with the reactive substance which is the igniter.

One

suitable combination is sulfuric acid for the liquid and a mixture

of potassium chlorate and sugar for the solid. Another suitable

combination is plain water for the liquid and metallic sodium for

the solid.

There are many other combinations which

a chemist might

improvise from materials at hand.

There are some explosives so sensitive that they can be used

as trigger mechanisms. Ammonium tri-iodide can be made from

ordinary household ammonia and iodine crystals. If the iodine

crystals are not available they can be obtained by evaporating

sufficient volume of tincture of iodine in a flat glass dish.

Place two or three teaspoons of iodine crystals in a piece

of kleenex and wet thoroughly with strong ammonia solution. A

small amount of ammonia may be added from time to time making

certain that it does not have the chance to dry out. After three

or four tablespoons of ammonia solution have been absorbed and

partly evaporated from the iodine it can be left to dry out.

While

wet ammonium tri-iodide is reasonably safe to handle. When dry,

it is so sensitive that it detonates at the slightest touch. It

may be exploded by a person walking on a wooden floor several feet

away or a door being closed in the same building. The amount

described above will produce a violent explosion and should be

treated with extreme caution.

Several similar compounds will be

mentioned in the chapter on explosives.

One or two teaspoonsful of mercury fulminate of silver

fulminate mixed (very gently) with ten percent coatse sand can

be placed in a small packet of paper and attached to the upper

side of an automobile tire with adhesive tape.

When the tire rolls

over it the fulminate will explode with sufficient power to destroy

even a husky truck tire. These combinations also are very danger-

ous to handle.

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ONETOWN

READY MADE BOOBY TRAPS

All national armies are supplied with a variety of

manufactured trigger devices, charges, etc. to be used

specifically as booby trap material.

Most firing devices

are threaded on onc end with a standing size that allows them to

be used either with prepared charges or with improvised charges

made from mortar or artillery shells.

Figure No. 9 shows a

simple firing device attached

to a hand grenade.

An antipersonnel mine of French manufacture is shown in

Figure No. 10. The apparatus at the left side is a trigger

mechanism that can be operated by a trip wire.

When it is fired

the flash

passes through the "j" tube which propels a 60mm

grenade into the air and at the same time ignites a 1/5 second

delay pellet. The grenade explodes a few feet off the ground

to shower metal fragments over a wide area. Total weight of

mine is 5-1/2 pounds.

Guerrilla bands have sometimes used artillery shells or

mortar shells in demolition work by placing them in a large

pile of wood or other combustible material and building a bond

fire around them until they exploded. For booby traps use, however,

the projectile of an artillery shell is the only part of any

Useful sizes include 75mm, 90mm, 105mm, and 155mm.

In

those artillery shells where the prjectile is attached to the case,

it is generally best to remove the projectile and discard the case.

Artillery shell projectiles may be fused either in the nose or

in the base.

For most efficient use, the regular fuse must be

unscrewed

and a standard firing device (Ml0 Universal destructor)

put in its place.

IMPROVISED BOOBY TRAPS

Standard hand grenades can be used alone in booby traps

• In a number of methods. •The simplest is to carefully remove

the handle and wedge the grenade between two heavy objects

strong enough to hold the spring in the cocked position.

Another trick is to cover a hand grenade with wet mud with

just the safety pin ring sticking out. After the mud has hardened,

it will hold the handle in place and the safety pin ring can be

withdrawn. These harmless looking clumps of mud scattered along.

a dirt road will, of course, break open when hit by an automabile

tire which will relcase the handle and fize the grenade. A similar

trick is to place grenades in glass jars tight enough to hold the.....

handle in place when the safety pins are withdrawn.

At night these i

may be strung on a wire across a road and may not be seen by a

car traveling at night with its lights off.

When the bottles

break the grenade handles are released and they soon explode.

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BONTIDENITKE

"It seems doubtful that man's ingenuity will

ever be

exhausted when it comes to improvising traps of various types.

A rusty nail stuck to a board left where it will be stepped

on by a running enemy may be just as deadly to that one indivi-

dual as an atomic bomb.

Open pits (sometimes with-sharp stakes

ai the bottom; covered with flimsy camouflage is much older than

the bow and arrow, but were still used by the Japanese' in World

Har II.

"Dead falls" made from heavy tree limbs that fall when a

victim releases them by tripping over a jungle vine can still

be useful in guerrilla wartare.

Leaving behind poisoned food or bottled drinks is common.

Alcoholic drinks are easily diluted with wood alcohol (temporary

type antifreeze) equal to 1/4 their content of ethyl alcohol

without detection.

A total intake of 2 or 3 ounces will cause

blindness or death in a few hours. Soft drinks can be easily

poisoned with ethylene glycol (permanent type antifreeze) at

the rate of 2 ounces per bottle.

This dose is usually fatal

and once symptoms develop there is no known antidote.

• When five parts of potassium permanganate is mixed with

one part of powdered sugar it forms a combination that will

either explode' (if confined) or burn with a flash if ignited in

the open.

A new idea might be to put three or four tablespoonsful

of this material in an ash tray covered with

a thin dust of cig-

arette ashes.

The first person to put his cigarette out in that

particular ash tray would be burned bad enough to be out of

commission for quite some time. Black powder, if available, would

actually explode if used in this way.

- USE OF BOOBY TRAPS

It is obvious that the use of booby traps favors an army in

retreat, and one of their greatest uses is to slow down pursuit.

For most efficient use the laying of booby traps must be done in

a planned and coordinated method. When time permits the entire

area to be booby trapped should be reconnoitered and the placement

of available material planned in such a way as to confuse the enemy,

impede his progress and cause maximum number of casualties.

Generally speaking a large number of small booby traps are

preferred to a few large ones.

Iwo or more triggers may be

autached to a single charge.

Variety of types and settings is

essential to effective use of booby traps in iarge numbers.

In the event that friendly troops or your own personnel

may re-enter such an area later on, it is desirable

that a written

record and detailed maps be kept as to where boody traps are

placed. When U.S. Army troops discover a place that is booby

trapped they mark it with a sign which consasts of a red triangle

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CONFIDENT V

• pointed downward with a white circle in the middle and the word

booby traps painted in white across the top.

When anti-vehicle mines are placed by regular army forces

it is common practice to booby trip the mines so they will ex-

plode when being renoved by personnel attempting to clear the

area.

•The use of booby traps is very adaptable to boch guerrilla

and counter-guerrilla activity. Guerrilla warfare involves

two

basic types of action: ambushes and raids. When the guerrillas

ambush regular army forces, they are the ones that will make use

of the booby traps. In raiding an enemy garrison or supply depot

they must beware of booby traps that the regular forces have

placed to protect their fixed positions.

The ambush may start when the leading vehicle of an enemy

column strikes a mine or drives on to a bridge which is dynamited.

Perhaps time delay booby traps activated by the first vehicle in

the column may be used to destroy other vehicles several positions

behind. Troops riding in a truck convoy may be expected to seek

cover in ditches beside the road or other points of natural pro-

at the rose c ot

tection. If these ditches have been booby trapped beforehand, they

will be killed in the very process of seeking shelter.

Before making any raid on a fixed enemy position, guerrilla

forces should carefully consider the potential danger of booby

traps.

When regular army forces are being harrassed by guerrillas

they may be expected to leave supplies badly needed by the guerrillas

in slightly protected warehouses as traps. These supplies may be

heavily booby trapped and counter guerrilla forces may be waiting

& short distance away to take pursuit.

To guard against these

things, the guerrilla should attempt to keep their target under

surveillance for

several hours or days before making the raid.

They should observe the coming and going of enemy personnel.

If

the enemy is very careful to always come and go by the same route

it may mean that other routes are booby trapped. If the supplies

are not added to or taken from regularly; this may indicate that

they are being used to bait a trap.

By scouting the general area

guerrilla forces should guard against surprise by other enemy

forces waiting

within danger distance.

After making either a raid or an ambush, guerrilla forces

should place booby traps behind them to slow up pursuit.

Real

booby traps can be interspersed with imitation traps.

safe the enemy will have to go around or de-activate the imitations

and take just as much time doing so as if they were real. If the

enemy becomes careless in handling your imitation traps, he will

run the danger of getting killed by a live one.

In. planning the

path of their retreat guerrilla forces should booby trap alternate

• routes which enemy forces might use to cut them off.

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EXTREMIST MATTER

ReBulet 11/9/71; PXlet 12/22/71.

CONF. SOURCE

furnished

the registration cards for her motel for the month of

October, 1971.

These records reflected that a JERRY DAVIS occupied

Room 12 of this motel for two days starting at 10/15/71 and

checked out the morning of 10/17/71.

JERRY DAVIS registered from an address of 2393

Washington, Lemon Grove,

_California, and gave a California

license number of QNB-857, claiming to have been driving a

Ford automobile.

A complete check of the records failed to locate

anyone by the name of BARRY from San Diego; STAN

from

San Diego or a "SI" from Seattle, Washington; an

EVERETT from

Phoenix; a HOWARD CLARK from Ramona, California; a JOE BURTON

from Las Vegas, Nevada; or a DOYLe from Las Vegas, Nevada.

-. advised however, that she noted

on the registration cards that they had a talifornia License

vehicle, a Dodge with California license 286 AJO.

This party also came in on December 15, 1971, stayed

of 10/17/71.

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advised that the only other

individual who stayed two days and came in on 10/15/71 was

ai R.N. JOHNSON, who had Room 22 and gave an address of

8582 laple, Fontana, California.

He gave a license number

of 347 BUS California.

There were two persons and one bed in

this room.

They checked in on December 15 and left the

morning of 10/17/71.

It will be noted that the Kiwanis Gun Show in

Yuma, Arizona, started on the evening of 10/15/71, and

terminated shortly after noon on 10/17/71.

advised on 1/31/72, that he received an

"Underground Bulletin" from the Secret Army Organization

by mail out of San Diego on 1/21/72.

Two copies of this

bulletin are being furnished

as an enclosure to the Bureau

and to each of the designated offices in this letter.

The Phoenix Office will mintain contact with

for information that would identify personalities

and activity in this organization.

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

UNDERGROUND BULLETIN

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

JANUARY 1972

"God grants liberty only to those who love it and are always willing to guard and

defend it'.

Daniel Webster

Fellow members,

This month's bulletin will deal mostly with "Booby Traps". Because of the

length of this article we are only sending out the first half this month. The second

half vill be published in next month's bulletin. Future bulletins this coming year

will contain material on psychological warfare, urban warfare tactics, communi-

cations, survival equipment, first aid, explosives, weapons, codes, and other re-

lated warfare subjects.

Those members who have not yet completed or started on the organization's

basic training prograins are hereby urged to do so. We cannot, in most cases,

assign any member to an important underground project of to an orgarized team

or group until they have completed this training program.

While headquarters cannot assign a member in the above classification to

an established unit, any member can (and is encouraged to) recruit and form their

own combat team (see December 1971 Bulletin). In many cases this may be the

best policy in regards to personal security as the member would be working with

the people he personally knows and trusts. If any member would like to form their

own unit they should write to their assigned mail drop and the organization will send

them further instructions along with a Team Recruiting Packet. The article on

"The Dispersed Team" in this month's bulletin should help those members who

wish to form their own Combat Team.

We are enclosing a small number of S. A. O. stickers with this month's

bulletin. Please put them in your shirt pocket or billfold and as soon as possible

stick. them up in phone booths, at bus stops, or other public places that you visit.

The stickers are already gummed and when wet will achere firmly to glass, metal,

or any other smooth surface. If our members would use these stickers along with

the leaflets that are available, it would have a real psychological impact on the

rest of the American people and give them evidence that there are still those among

them who are willing to fight for the re-establishment of a Constitutional Republic.

These firsi stickers are being sent to each member free, additional stickers and

Icaflets can be ordered on the monthly roport form.

Cas 3511-12

ENCLOSURE

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DISPERSED TEAM

When discussing a Secret Army Organization "Combat Team", we usually think

of a small group of people who live very close to one another. Such an arrangement.

has certain advantages, such as ease of communication and travel for collective

training and team operations, but there are also several disadvantages.

Among the disadvantages are these: Team members may be well acquainted

with only a small geographical area. If forced to leave this area the team may be

placed at a serious disadvantage. It is harder for a team of SAO members who

live closely together to keep from attracting attention, thus unit security may be

poor. If one ember of the team is ever discovered and arrested.by the enemy,

chances are that all members of the team will be rounded up together:

These considerations have caused us to experiment with a new arrangement that

we refer to as a "Dispersed Team". Such a team has the same number of members

(usually six) as a regular Combat Team. Each team is split into two sections as is

the old team. The members have the same type of individual specialties and duties.

The big difference lies in the fact that the team members may be located over

a comparatively larger area - perhaps as much as 25 to 50 miles in diameter. In

urban areas one team member may live in each of six different cities. Thus the

team may range over a fairly large geographical area with at least one team member

being familiar with the immediate territory through which they are traveling.... ....

When active as part of an underground movement (as opposed to the classical

forms of guerrilla warfare) the Dispersed Team has several other advantages.

For example, if one member of the team gets too "hot"' in his area, he automatically

has five other hide-outs to which he can go for assistance or to which he can send

his family for temporary safety.

The Dispersed Team can conveniently cover a

larger area in the fields of recruiting, psychological warfare, and propaganda.

Operations of sabotage, surveillance and harassment of communist personnel,

raids, and other combat type operations can be successfully conducted while moving

a minimum of people over a minimum distance.

During the present period of deliberate delay the activities of the team will

naturally be different from some future period in which all out warfare between our

organization and our country's communist enemies develops.

If the team is to achieve its ultimate objectives the following astivities must

be provided for: (1) organization of and within the team, (2) communications between

the team and higher command, (3) maintaining secrecy of team members, (4) main-

taining a continuous and effective propaganda effort, (5) obtaining the necessary sup-

plies and equipment for present and future needs, (6) training of the team in general,

and of individual members in their own specialties.

When the required personnel are not available to form a full leam, a throe

man section should be formed. When additional people are recruited the unit can

then be expanded in an orderly fashion.

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BOOBY TRAPS

Bxoadly defined a booby trap can be any kind of apparatus

In which a reaction unfavorable to the enemy is brought about

when he unintentionally makes some act which triggers the re

action.

The most common types of booby traps used in warfare

Involve an explosive charge which is set off by movement of a

tilp wire or the moving of some object which is connected to

the trigger mechanism.

On occasion the explosive charge may be replaced by

signal flares, gas, smoke or other chemical agents. The trigger

mechanism may be either electric, mechanical, thermal or chemical.

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED TRIGGERS. Such trigger mechanisms

are very easily arranged wherever a supply of electric blasting

caps are available and also a suitable source of electricity.

One of the most common electric type booby traps is to simply

Interrupt the electrical circuit in some building so that when

the lights are turned on the explosive is detonated. Thia

simple procedure applied to an automobile with a few sticks of

dynamite has marked the end of more than one gangland hoodlum.

To booby trap a car in this manner one side of the electric

blasting cap can be attached to any metal part of the car while

the other side is attached to a spark plug or the "cold side"

of the ignition switch. In the first case the cap detonates the-

dynamite when the starter motor is turned over or if attached to

the key switch detonating occurs when the ignition is turned on.

Any movable object can be booby trapped so that when it

18 moved some simple type electrical switch contact is closed

to complete a circuit between a dry cell battery and the des

tonator, A very simple example would be to have one wire tacked

along the edge of a door and the other wire tacked to the frame

and extending out far enough that contact is made between the

two when the door is opened. A slightly more refined trigger

Involves two small springs separated by some thin piece of in

sulation at one end as shown in Figure No. 1. When pressure

18 applied, the springs are held apast and when the pressure

is released, the springs come together to make electrical con-

tact. This may be placed in a door which is then closed to open

the switch while the explosive is wired into the circuit.

the door is opened pressure is released and the charge explodes.

This simple trigger can be placed under the leg of a chair,

a wooden box or any other movable object of uufficient weight.

If the chair is moved or the box lifted the release of pressure

• will close the electrical circuit.

A person skilled in the placement of booby traps will not

leave any part of the switch, wires or charge visible. Instead ne

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connecting the wires to the door itself he will take off the door

• frame, place the trigger mechanism at the edge of the door and

then replace the frame so that the entire mechanism is hidden when

the, door is closed.

By taking off the frame of a window and drilling a hole

out through the window casing the

trigger mechanism can' be placed

so that the charge will be detonated by either raising or lowering

a half open window.

A simple time delay mechanism can be arranged by placing

one of these triggers under a glass jar filled with water. When

enough of the water evaporates, the weight of the jar will no

longer be sufficient to hold the contacts open.

Figure No. 2 shows another simple electrical trigger made

from a spring clothes pin. The improvised contacts are held

apart by a small wooden wedge in the jaws of the clothes pin.

This wedge can be attached to a trip wire or other movable object.

cuit

is completed.

A trigger of this type can be used to make a time delay

mechanism in many different ways. The wedge may be connected by

a loose cord to the end of a spring which is also attached to a

tin can.

Above this a second tin can full of sand or water is

placed

with a hole in the: bottom so that the contents gradually. .

fall through into the second can. When the weight of the lower

can becomes enough to stretch the spring

sufficiently the wedge

will be pulled from the clothes pin.

As an alternate method the

spring may be already stretched

out

and held there by a second

cord attached to some other solid object.

The cord holding the

spring.could be placed througi a candle so that it will be burned

in two when the candle burned down a certain distance.

An active

Imagination can devise countless ways for activating this type

of trigger either by instant action or delayed action.

A clever derivative of this simple trigger is used in the

"British book trap". In this case a book is hollowed out to

contain a small battery and a quarter pound block of TNI which

is detonated by an electrical blasting cap. The circuit passes

through two contacts attached to opposite pages of the book but

are held apart by some insulating material which is attached to

the back of the bookcase. If the book is withdrawn from the case

the contacts come together and the TNT is detonated.

• A British ball bearing contact switch is shown in Figure No.

• 3. This type of contact is very useful in placing charges entirely

within a movable object.

For example, a suitcase could be laid

on its side with the contact positioned inside in such a way that

when the suitcase was picked up the ball bearing would roll forward

• and complete the contact. Similar electrically activated booby

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traps could be placed in closed gasoline cans, canteens, ammuni-

tion boxes or. dozens of other objects which an enemy would place

right side up before opening. A plastic or glass test tube

could be used instead of a metal case by sticking two wires through

the cork in such a manner that the ball bearing would come in

contact with both of them.

A surprisingly accurate timing device can be made with a

tube of this type. Holding the tube with the open end up, first

pour in a quantity of dried peas, then a measured

amount of

water, drop in the ball bearing (in this case a wad of tin foil

be used as well), finally put the cork in the top with the

vire sticking down through. The water will cause the dried peas

to swell which will push the ball bearing (or wad of tin foil)

up until it makes contact with the two wires to complete the

circuit.

The time can be regulated from a few minutes to several

hours depending on the length of the tube, the amount of water, and

the quantity of peas used.

Far more sophisticated types of electrical triggers are manu-

factured some of which operate by photoelectric cell or even more

difficult to recognize mechanisms. These may be used to safeguard

record centers, important military or missile bases, etc. but are

seldom encountered under battlefield conditions.

MECHANICAL TRIGGERS. These may be operated either by impact

or by friction. The ordinary hand grenade employs an impact

trigger.

When the handle is released a spring operated lever snaps

against a cap (similar to the priming cap in a shotgun shell)

which in turn starts a short fuse to burn. This fuse leads to a

blasting cap centered in an explosive charge.

The trigger mechanism of a "potato masher" hand grenade

operates much like the firing pin of a bolt action rifle. In

this case a spring activated plunger strikes a detonator. The

plunger may be released by pulling out a pin as shown in Figure

No. 4, by cutting a wire as shown in Figure No. 5 or by applying

pressure to a slotted key as shown in Figure No. 6.

Explosion of the primer cap alone is not sufficient. to dema

tonate most military explosives.

Generally a booster charge of a

fairly

sensitive explosive is detonated by the primer and this fi

turn detonates the main charge. In military use TNT is by far the

most common explosive used in the main charge of booby traps.

So called "plastic explosive" or "Composition 6-3" contains 78.

percent RDX and 22% plasticizer made up of mixture of dinitrotolune,.."*

TNT., nitrocellulose and dimethylformamide. RDX is cyclotrimethy

lenetrinitramine which is manufactured by nitrating hexamethylen2

tetramine (which is obtained by the reaction of formaldehyde and •

ammonia).

Booster charges where necessary are usually tetryl or PETN,

Common explosives used in primers are lead azide, lead styphnate

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or the now largely discontinued mercury fulminate. Characteris-

tics, uses and manufacture of explosives will be dealt with in

another chapter.

A very simple device can be made from a screen door spring

that will explode an ordinary rifle cartridge when activated by a

trip wire. Although the "explosion" is almost harmless it can be

very nerve racking to an approaching enemy.

A more deadly booby trap consists of a short piece of pipe

which is driven into the ground. A plunger type trigger mechanism

is dropped into the pipe and an ordinary rifle cartridge placed

point up in the pipe so that perhaps one-half. inch is exposed

above the ground. The weight of a man stepping on the bullet

releases the trigger and fires the cartridge which will penetrate

well up into the leg or the body.

Some mechanical triggers are activated by friction just

like striking a match on the rough material of the match cover.

Figure No. 7 shows a cut-away drawing of the U.S. Army firing

device, pull friction type M-2. The coated wire is covered with

a gritty substance much like the strip on a book of matches.

When this is pulled out through a container of flash compound

(chemically similar to the match heads) the friction ignites the

flash compound which may be used either to light a fuse or fire

a blasting cap.

A crude but effective friction device can be prepared by

sticking the end of a fuse in some small cylinder filled with

match heads through which is placed a small strip of tin or heavy

cardboard with a friction strip from match books glued to both

sides.

In field use the friction type ignitor can be hidden in

many ways connected with trip wires or attached to movable objects

to set off either instant or delayed charges.

THERMAL, IGNITORS. In some cases the ignitor, (fuse or primer)

can be used as a trigger mechanism. For example in World War II

the Germans were known to tear down fireplaces and cement cham :?

back together with hidden charges that would ignite when a ftre...

was built.

simple hand grenade or mortar shell hidden in a

hollow log by a burned out fire would, of course, explode if the

log were used

as fuel without being inspected.

A common trick is for a retreating army to leave behind coal

o11 lamps or lanterns filled with gasoline.

An unthinking person

who touches a match to such a lantern will nearly always be burned

to death.

CHENICAL TRIGGERS. These are nore frequently used in the

construction of time bombs than in booby traps. Figure No. 8

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shows an Italian chemical delay igniter.

The upper chamber

contains acetone. When the piercing pin is pushed downward it

penetrates the lead disc and allows the acetone to flow into the

lower chamber.

The acetone gradually dissolves the celluloid

washer which holds back the striker.

The time delay can be varied

by placing different numbers of cellophane washers on the striker

rod.

In several similar types of delayed mechanisms the striker

is held back by a thin metal wire which is gradually dissolved

when a solution of acid is allowed to surround it.

Other types of delay mechanisms may be constructed where a

liquid is allowed to drop through a small hole into a lower con-

tainer having a reactive substance attached part way up one wall.

The liquid level in the chamber gradually raises until it comes

in contact with the reactive substance which is the igniter.

One

suitable combination is sulfuric acid for the liquid

and a mixture

of potassium chlorate and sugar for the solid. Another suitable

combination is plain water for the liquid and metallic sodium for

the solid.

There are many other combinations which

a chemist might

improvise from materials at hand.

There are some explosives so sensitive that they can be used

as trigger mechanisms.

Ammonium tri-iodide can be made from

ordinary household ammonia and iodine crystals. If the jodine

crystals are not available they can be obtained by evaporating

sufficient volume of tincture of iodine in a flat glass dish.

Place two or three teaspoons of jodine crystals in a piece

of kleenex and wet thoroughly with strong ammonia solution. A

small amount of ammonia may be added from time to time making

certain that it does not have the chance to dry out. After three

or four tablespoons of ammonia solution have been absorbed and

partly evaporated from the iodine it can be left to dry out. While

wet ammonium tri-iodide is reasonably safe to handle. When dry,

it is so sensitive that it detonates at the slightest touch. It

may be exploded by a person walking on a wooden

floor several feet

away or a door being closed in the same building. The amount

described above will produce a violent explosion and should be

treated with extreme caution.

Several similar compounds will be

mentioned in the chapter on explosives.

One or two teaspoonsful of mercury fulminate of silver

fulminate mixed (very gently) with ten percent coarse sand can

be placed in a small packet of paper and attached to the upper

side of an automobile tire with adhesive tape.

When the tire rolls

over it the fulminate will explode with sufficient power to destroy

even a husky truck tire. These combinations also are very danger-

ous to handle.

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READY MADE BOOBY TRAPS

All national armies are supplied with a variety of

manufactured trigger devices, charges, etc. to be used

specifically as booby trap material. Most firing devices

are threaded on one end with a standing size that allows them to

be used either with prepared charges or with improvised charges

made from mortar or artillery shells. Figure No. 9 shows a

simple firing device attached to a hand grenade.

An antipersonnel mine of French manufacture is shown in

Figure No. 10. The apparatus at the left side is a trigger

mechanism that can be operated by a trip wire.

When it is fired

the flash

passes through the "U" tube which propels a 60mm

grenade into the air and at the same time ignites a 1/5 second

delay pellet. The grenade explodes a few feet off the ground

to shower metal fragments over a wide area. Total weight of

mine is 5-1/2 pounds.

Guerrilla bands have sometimes used artillery shells or

mortar shells in demolition work by placing them in a large

pile of wood or other combustible material and building a bond

fire around them until they exploded. For booby traps use, however,

the projectile of an artillery shell is the only part of any

value.

Useful sizes include 75mm, 90mm, 105mm, and 155mm.

In

those artillery shells where the prjectile is attached to the case,

it is generally best to remove the projectile and discard the case.

Artillery shell projectiles may be fused either in the nose or

in the base.

For most efficient use, the regular fuse must be

unscrewed and a standard firing device (Ml0 Universal destructor)

put in its place.

IMPROVISED BOOBY TRAPS

Standard hand grenades can be used alone in booby traps

in a number of methods. The simplest is to carefully remove

the handle and wedge the grenade between two heavy objects

strong enough to hold the spring in the cocked position.

• Another trick is to cover a hand grenade with wet mud with

just the safety pin ring sticking out. After the mud has hardened,

it will hold the handle in place and the safety pin ring can be

withdrawn.

These harmless looking clumps of mud scattered along

a dirt road will, of course, break open when hit by an automobile

tire which will release the handle and fire the grenade.

A similar

trick is to place grenades in glass jars tight enough to hold the

handle in place when the safety pins are withdrawn.

At night these

may be strung on a wire across a inad and may not be seen by a

car traveling at night with its lights off. When the bottles

break the grenade handles are released and they soon explode.

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It seems doubtful that man's ingenuity will ever be

exhausted when it comes to improvising traps of various types.

A rusty nail

stuck to a board left where it will be stepped

on by a running enemy may be just as deadly to that one indivi-

dual as an atomic bomb.

Open pits (sometimes with sharp stakes

ai the bottom; covered with flimsy camouflage is much older than

the bow and arrow, but were still used by the Japanese in World

War II.

"Dead falls" made from heavy tree limbs that fall when a

victim releases them by tripping over a jungle vine can still

be useful in guerrilla warfare.

Leaving behind poisoned food or bottled drinks is common.

Alcoholic drinks are easily diluted with wood alcohol (temporary

type antifreeze) equal to 1/4 their content of ethyl alcohol

without detection. A total intake of 2 or 3 ounces will cause

blindness or death in a few hours. Soft drinks can be easily

poisoned with ethylene glycol (permanent type antifreeze) at

the rate of 2 ounces per bottle.

This dose is usually fatal

and once symptoms develop there is no known antidote,

• When five parts of potassium permanganate is mixed with

one part of powdered sugar it forms a combination that will

either explode (if confined) or burn with a flash if ignited in

the open.

A new idea might be to put three or four tablespoonsful

of this material in an ash tray covered with a thin dust of cig-

arette ashes. The first person to put his cigarette out in that

particular ash tray would be burned bad enough to be out of

commission for quite some time. Black powder, if available, would

actually explode if used in this way.

USE OF BOOBY TRAPS

It is obvious that the use of booby traps favors an army in

retreat, and one of their greatest uses is to slow down pursuit.

• For most efficient use the laying of booby traps must be done in

a planned and coordinated method. When time permits the entire

area to be booby trapped should be reconnoitered and the placement

of available material planned in such a way as to confuse the enemy,

impede his progress and cause maximum number of casualties.

Generally speaking a large number of small booby traps are

preferred lo a few large ones.

Iwo or more triggers may ba

autached to a single charge.

Variety of types and settings 1s

essential to effective use of booby traps in large numbers.

In the event that friendly troops or your own personnel

may re-enter such an area later on, it is desirable that a written

record and detailed maps be kept as to where boody traps are

placed.

When U.S. Army troops discover a place that is booby

trapped they mark it with a sign which consists of a red triangle

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pointed downvard with a white circle in the middle and the word

booby traps painted in white across the top.

When

anti-vehicle mines are placed by regular army forces

it is common practice to booby trap the mines so they will ex-

plode when being removed by personnel attempting to clear the

area.

The use of booby traps is vory adaptable to boch guerrilla

and counter-guerrilla activity. Guerrilla warfare involves two

basic types of action:

ambushes and raids. When the guerrillas

ambush regular army forces, they are the ones that will make use

of the booby traps.

In raiding an enemy garrison or supply depot

they must beware of booby traps that the regular forces have

placed to protect their fixed positions.

The ambush may start when the leading vehicle of an enemy

column strikes a mine or drives on to a bridge which is dyramited.

Perhaps time delay booby traps activated by the first vehicle in

the column may be used to destroy other vehicles several positions

behind.. Troops riding in a truck convoy may be expected to seek

cover in ditches beside the road or other points of natural pro-

tection.

If these ditches have been booby trapped beforehand, they

will be killed in the very process of seeking shelter.

Before making any raid on a fixed enemy position, guerrilla

forces should carefully consider the potential danger of booby

traps.

When regular army forces are being harrassed by guerrillas

they may be expected to leave supplies badly needed by the guerrillas

in slightly protected warehouses as traps.

These supplies may be

heavily booby trapped

and counter guerrilla forces may be waiting

a short distance away to take pursuit.

To guard against these

things, the guerrilla should attempt to keep their target under

surveillance for

several hours or days before making the raid.

They should observe the coming and going of enemy personnel.

If

the enemy is very careful to always come and go by the same route

it may mean that other routes are booby trapped. If the supplies

are not added to or taken from regularly, this may indicate that

they are being used to bait a trap.

By

scouting the general area

guerrilla forces should guard against surprise by other enemy

forces waiting within danger distance.

After making either a raid or an ambush, guerrilla forces

should place booby traps behind them to slow up pursuit. Real

booby traps can be interspersed with imitation traps.

safe the enemy will have to go around or de-activate the imitations

and take just as much time doing so as if they were real. If the

enemy becomes careless in handling your imitation traps, he will

run the danger of getting killed by a live onc.

In planning the

path of their retreat guerrilla forces should booby trap alternate

routes which enemy forces might use to cut them off.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

110e8880

OFTICUL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1012 EOTTION

G8A8PHN (41 0757) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES (

NMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR,. FBI (157-23577)

DATE:

1/31/72

SAC, SAN DIEGO (157-2815) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EM - SAO

dated 1/21/2 report of SA STEVEN L. CHRISTEISEN at San Diego

CALif. MINDER CE AUSCE ORGANLATON

On 1/28/72, Cie advised he had learned during

conversation that morning with JERRY LYN DAVIS, leader of

the SAO at San Diego, that the organization had

received

letters Iron Newsweek magazine at Los Angeles, california,

. and from the San Diego Evening Iribune,

a daily newspaper.

These letters requested interviews with officials of the

•SAO for the purpose of writing articles in subsequent

issues of the respective publications.

The letter from

Newsweek indicated that magazine was in the process of

doing an article on leftist groups in connection with

CALREP, had come across the S10 and wished to include

article on it also.

Source advised that DAVIS is agreeable to the

interview vith Newsweek with the conditions that the meeting

between DAVIS and Newsweek is secure and that the SAO Post

Office Box number be printed in the article for additional

publicity.

DAVIS told source he feels an interview with the

Evening Tribune vould be premature at this time as he thinks

the article resulting from such an interview would be too

much of a slap in the face for the San Diego Police Depart-

ment.

San Diego will follow this matter and advisc the

Bureau of any additionel developments.

2-Bureau (RM)

4= San Diego

(1-170-286)

REC. 45/57-23577-11

1-100-16200)

1-157-

(1-157-2815)

JERRY LYNN DAVIS)

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1812 EDITION

ESA FEME (41 (578) 101-11.8

UNITED STAT

GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

TO SAC, ONE ATONA CTY (25721239) -

• SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00:

SAN DIEGO

DATE:

1/31/72

Re Phoenix letters to Bureau, 12/17 and 12/22/71.

CONF. SOURCE

advised on

1/25/72,

that BURION currently resides at 813 North Sandusky,

Tulsa, Oklanoma, and is self-employed selling cöin counting

equipment.

During recent contacts with BURTON, there have been

no indications that BURION is currently connected with any

•extremist organization.

agreed to remain alert fos

and report any information concerning BURTON's possible

connection with captioned organization.

CONF. SOURCE

.:.

12 Bureau

2 San Diego (

2 Oklahoma City

(1 = 157-975,

BURTON)

DRE: blh

(6)

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TO

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 10S2 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

:DIRECTOR, FBI

SAG, LAS VEGAS (157-997) (RUC)

CRET ARLY SRGANIZATION

EXTREMIST WATTERS

00:

SAN DIEGO

DATE:

:124/72

151-23577-3

Re Las Vegas letter to Bureau, 12/6/71, and

Phoenix letter to Bureau, 12/22/71.

have been contacted regarding captioned organization

with negative results.

Investigation is continuing to determine if

captioned organization.

However, it is noted

that all sources

cognizant of Mi activity were

contacted regarding DOYLE with negative results.

In the absence of further leads or investigation

remaining outstanding Las Vegas is conducting no further

investigation in this case since it does not appear that

SAO is active in Nevada.

- Bureau

(1- 105-175539)

2 - Kansas City

Phoenix (157-1173)

San Diego

Las

Vegas

(1-152953)

HMM.

in 5(12):

FX-102

REC-11

LEB

157-235119

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IV 157-997

LEADS

PHOENIX DIVISION

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Maintain contact with

and set forth

appropriate leads in the event infornation is

received indicating SAO is active in Nevada or if

DOYLE isknown to be a membes.

SAN DIEGO DIVISION

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORMTIA

"Will through sources determine if SAO is

known to be active in Nevada anc if DOYLE is

a member.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. !0

MAY SOB EDITION

ESA FEMA (41 C58) 103-11.8

UNITED STATES

.ENT

Memorarn.io

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (157-23577)

ope BAC, KANSAS O7TS (187-22790

-SUBJECT:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EM - MM

00

SD

DATE: 1/24/72

RUC

Re Bureauletter to Phoenix 11/9/71.

Indices of Kansas City Office contain no pertinent

identifiable information with the Secret Army Organization

•or individuals mentionedin referenced communication.

The following white hate sources who are generally

aware of Minutemen and related activities in the Kansas City,

Missouri, area advised on indicated dates they could furnish

no information regarding the Secret Army Organization:

3 12/20/71

> 1/4/72

2, 1/10/72

ST-110

REC53 1 57-33530-8

GEE. JAN 27 1972

2

Bureau (RM)

2 Phoenix (157-1173) (RM)

2 San Diego (RM)

I Kansas City

RBH: jrt

(7)

1943655550

167

FEB 7. 1912

my U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN

TIGATION A

REPORTING OFFICE

SAN DIEGO

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN DIEGO

• TITLE OF CASE

/SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

DATE

1/21/72

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/8/71-1/7/72

REPORT MADE BY

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

CHARACTER OF CASE

EXTREMIST MATTERS

ORGANIZATION

EL SECRET ARMY

TYPED BY

jam

REFERENCE :

Phoenix letter to the Bureau and IHM dated

10/22/71;

Bureau letter to Phoenix dated 11/9/71:

Las Vegas letter to the Bureau dated 12/6/71:

Phoenix letter to the Bureau dated 12/17/71;

Phoenix letter and LHa to the Bureau dated

12/22/71.

/91

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IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS

CONVIC AUTO.

It is noted that the large volume

reported herein was furnished by Fees

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

ISA NONE

ACQUIT-

FUG.

FINES

SAVINGS

RECOVERIES

TALS

df information

the sole source

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

Deleted Copy Sent Deal:

by Letterwo

PRez FOIA Request A: IN CHARGE

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [YES FINO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

DYES KINO

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

Bureau (157-23577)

15/1

4.2577

RES

(Copies cont'a, on

Cover Page

it 6i77se

10, 203,

,28 1972

7/16/75.G7.7

+ 15 712/9507

2 - San Diego (157-2815)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Notations

ency

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ACSE

West Recd.

= Firel.

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: Copies Made (cont'd):

1 - U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

2 - Baltimore

• El Paso (Info)

2

- Kansas City

• Las. Vegas 1197-997.

• Los Angeles (inio,

1 - Oklahoma City (Info)

I "Portland (Info)

• Sacramento (Info)

2 -

Seattle

-:..

of such information in the San Diego Division. Much of this

"Information Is known only to the source and to one other

individual within the organization. Therefore, in order

to alford this source additional security, he has beer

assigned two T

symbol numbers for the purpose of reporting

information in the report as follows:

SD T-1 and SD T-2 are

157-2815 (Instant Report)

ADMINISTRATIVE

The identity of HOWARD B. GODFREY 1s known to the

Bureau.

This report is being classified "Confidential"

because it contains information from SD I-I and SD T-2, a

confidential source of continuing value to the Bureau

in security matters. The unauthorized disclosure of the

information contained in the report could reasonably result

in the identification of the informant which would be

prejudicial to the defense interests of the nation.

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SD 157-2815

All individuals referred to herein as leaders of

the SAO in the San Diego area are either

being actively

investigated or have been so investigated in the past to

determine whether they should be placed on the ADEX.

For the additional information of the Bureau

which is Office of Origin in the Minutemen

and Kansas City all Individuals associated with the Secret

investigations

Arny Organization (SAO) at San Diego are former members

of the Minutemen organization or sympathizers or supporters

of that organization.

Inasmuch as information contained

in this report covers the main areas of Minutemen-type

activity within the San Diego area and due to the fact that

the individuals who have formed the SAO consider the Minutemen

organization to effectively be non-existent, this report is

being submitted to Kansas City in lieu of the regular report

on Minutemen activity at San Diego.

for the information of the Phoenix Division, mus

reported on 11/9/71 that the SAO had received a written request

"fron one CHARLES MANLEVE, 2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix,

Arizona, asking for information regarding the Sao.

/ i..

In connection with its investigation of the individual

named JOHN OWEN BURTON as referred to in Las Vegas letter dated

12/6/71 and Phoenix letter dated 12/17/71, Oklahoma City should

JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SAO LeadeI

more individuals in the State of Oklahoma, exact location

not known, who DAVIs referred to as contacts of the sao.

In addition, it is noted that arms has advised

of other contacts of the SAo or written requests for

information about the SAO from areas within the Kansas City,

El Paso, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Portland, and Sacramento

Divisions.

Part II

C., of this report sets forth information

regarding an incident in which a young woman, PAULA ELAINE

Inant, was injured by sniper fire while at the residence of

a San Diego State College professor named PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

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Both THARP and BOHMER are subjects of investigation in the

San Diego Division on the basis of their activities in, the

New Left Movenent.

at this time, is primarily concerned with formulating

plans for confrontations and demonstrations during the 1972

Republican National Convention at San Diego. It has been

determined that THARP's wound is not serious in nature.

Famine, who was present during the incident on an

tho van

intelligence gathering assignment for the sao, has identifie

the assailant as GEORGE M. HOOVER (San Diego 100-15356)

who accompanied informant on this assignment.

has advised that this incident was not premeditated by the

sAU or any member of it, including Hoover, and that it was

a spur of the moment action on HoovER's part.

information has been disseminated on a confidential basis

to the San Diego Police Department, which is investigating

the incident.

It is noted that much of the printed literature

ana propaganda of the SAO has been forwarded to the Bureau

via referenced Phoenix communications.

However, in order

one copy of each

included at the end of this report in a section marked

"Addendum. "

It is noted that details of this report include

information dated prior to that of the investigative period.

This information is included so as to show a more complete

picture of the origin and structure of this organization.

A copy of this report is being disseminated

locally to U.S. Secret Service, San Diego, California.

LEADS

+)

EL• PASO, LOS ANGELES, OKLAHOMA CITY, PORILAND, anO

SACRAMENTO DIVISIONS

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SD 157-2815

LEADS (cont'a)

Information copies of this report are being directed

to the above offices for their reference and possible

cop the

investigative assistance in view of the fact that contacts

'or requests for information regarding the SAO have been

reported within those Divisions.

BALT IMORE

Baltimore is requested to furnish San Diego with

basic information regarding the group allegedly operated

by JESSE CLAYBURN

STEVENS and to contact knowledgeable

source on connection gie to determine the extent of any

LAS VEGAS

AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA.

1.

Will identify ED (INU),

Post Office Box 2191

384-2046

of the SẢO.

and determine any activities

Las Vegas 89101, telephone number

on his part in behalf

2..

Will determine if the JACK DOYLE, telephone

number 642-4467, referred to in this report is

the same as

JACK CONAN DOYLE, In letter to the Bureau.

(Las Vegas 157-553) mentioned in

referenced Las Vegas

PHOENIX

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Will identify CHARLES MANLEVE,

2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix, and determine the nature

of his activities, if any.

SEATTLE

AT BOTHELL, WASHINGION.

Will identify CY ANDERSON

10418 N.E. 168th Place, Bothell, and determine the nature of

his activities.

SAN DIEGO

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LEADS (cont'a)

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. Will attempt to identify

additional members of the SAO and follow and report activities

of this organization.

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ED.104 (Rey. 3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

1 - U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN

Office:

January 21, 1972

San Diego 157-2815

Bureau File #:

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

SAN DIEGO

157-23577

Character:

EXTREMIST MATTERS - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Synopsis:

Secret Army Organization (SAO) formed at San Diego

California,

In Late September, 1971, by JERRY LYNN

DAVIS to replace Minutemen (MM) organization considered.

defunct in the San Diego area.

Organization formed to

provide military-type training for self defense, to

oppose communism and totalitarian government, and to

take over political power in the United States if the

present government falls.

Members of the SAO active in acquring and

sha ha. ho

JERRY LYNN DAVIS considered

"Commander" of the SAO at San Diego and other officers

set forth.

Tentative arrangements

Oklahoma.

With JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS, alLeged

Leader of bast Coast portion of MM organization and

tentative

arrangements made for alliance between STEVENS' group and

SAO. SAO has total of 8 members at San Diego, California,

with approximately same number of supporters and sympathizers.

Number of possible members or supporters at Las Vegas, Phoenix,

and Seattle not known. Membership fees for initiation

are

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and

are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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SD 157-2815

$5.00, monthly dues are $3.00. Other financial information

set forth.

SAO to publish monthly news and training

bulletin and other special bulletins, posters and stickers

as need and occasion arises.

-P.

DETAILS:

AT SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA

I. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

A.. Location of Headquarters

On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN

DAVIS, Leader of the SAO

in laying plans for the formation

at the same time.

the see trate however the headquarters out e ales

San Diego, California.

(SD I-1, May 5, 1971)

• On September 13, 1971, it was reported that, i1

reparation for future organizational work, DAVIs had

rented

several Post Office boxes in the San Diego area which would

be used for this purpose.

These included Post Office Box

California

Supply." It was reported that "Artist Supply" was the name

utilized for a mail drop operated by TROY HAUGHTON, former

West Coast leader of the

Minutemen (MM) organization.

(SD T-1, September 13, 1971)

The Minutemen (MM) is a paramilitant group

organized in June, 1960, by ROBERl B. DE PUGH

in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance to the

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spread of communism in the United States by

use of guerrilla tactics. DE PUGH is

currently incarcerated in a Federal peni-

tentiary for violation of the Federal

Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political

arm of the Minutemen.

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that the

organization

has no formal headquarters, and that it is

operated out of the homes of JERRY LYNN DAVIS and

other members.

Lerites es

SecRet Areny

norganization"

(SD T-2,

January 7, 1972)

A4: 1397 Who Sping Valley CaliF

on canuary 7, 1972, it was reported that the sAu

"yes

has no plans for formulating charters as such for the

parent or subsidiary groups.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

C. Objectives

On May S, 1971, It was reported that JERRy LIN

DAVIS was highly interested in forming a new Right Wing

group to organize people in various localities and to

provide them with military-type training for the purpose

of being ready to eventually take over political power

in the United States when the present government fails

due to oppression or communist influence.

(SD T-1, May 5, 1971)

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would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles of the

old MM organization.

(SD I-1j December 20, 1971)

On January 7

intended to conduat inteli ence was reported ns a te SAo

offer training in urban guerrilla warfare to be used

against

Left Wing groups and suspected enemies of the United States.

A leaflet entitled, "Join the Secret Army

Organization" was made available which offered the following

statements of purpose:

"I) To prepare the means of personal defense

and survival in case of enemy attack.

2) To resist and expose the spread of communist

influence and propaganda within our own national

boundaries.

3) To investigate by means of our own secret

memberships the infiltration of communist sympathizers

into American organizations of government, business,

• Labor, religion and education.

4) To resist by any and all means the passage of

laws which regulate the private ownership of

ability

firearms or which detract from the individual's

ability to defend his own family and personal

property.

5) To promote knowledge and skill in the use of

arms by our own members and by the general

public.

6) To form in advance of actual need a secret

underground organization equipped to spy upon,

harrass and destroy troops of any foregn power

that might occupy United States territory.

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7) To lend assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations, domestic

or foreign, opposing communist expansion or

subversion.

8) To pursue these programs as private citizens

motivated only by patriotism and to remain entirely

free of government subsidies or control."

(SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

D. Officers

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that, if the

organization continues to progress as originally envisioned,

it will eventually be operated by a General Staff.

This

Washington," and the leaders of various area' groups who will.

"Commander

hold the title of "Captain."

At the present time,

such

area groups tentatively exist in the following places:

California

San Dieg "Captain" being HOWARD B.

with the

GODFREY

• 746 Graves

El Cajon, California

GODFREY is a former MM and will be Number Two

man in the SAO.

Phoenix, Arizona

where the "Captains" will be EVERETT' MOORE

and his wife.

The MOOREs are known MM leaders

in the Phoenix area.

seattle, washington

where the "Captain" will be CY ANDERSON

10418 N.E. 168th Place

Bothell, Washington

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Las Vegas, Nevada

• where the

"Captains" will be JACK DOYLE and

ED (LNU)

Post Office Box. 2191

Las Vegas, Nevada

-These individuals allegedly have former

connections with the MM organization.

(SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

E. Summacy of Overall Activities

n May 3, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYN

DAVIS was continually talking about the plans he was making

to start a new organization.

considered the MM organization to be defunct, at

in the san Diego area and in most of the Western

states,

and felt the need to organize a new Right Wing group to

fill the power vacuum which it had left.

He indicated that

he knew people in Phoenix, Arizona; Portland, Oregon; Seattle,

Washington, and Las Vegas, Nevada, who he wanted to contat

regarding such an organization, feeling that they would be

highly interested in helping to organize and get it going.

He said his plans included having Post Office boxes rented

for the new organization in all these cities and having

leaflets and stickers regarding the organization printed

using the respective Post Office box numbers.

On a pre-determined

day, press releases would be made in each of these cities

announcing the formation of the organization with the leaflets

and stickers being put up in the cities on the same day.

This would be done for the purpose of disguising the location

of the national headquarters, which would be actually located

in San Diego, California.

(SD T-I, May 5, 1971)

On September 13, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS

nad become very interested in the National Socialist White

Peoples Party (NSWPP) as a possible answer to the need for a

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Right Wing group in the San Diego area.

He was reportedly

studying that organization and considering becoming a

• member.

(SD I-2, September 13, 1971)

The National Socialist White Peoples Party,

also known as the American Nazi Party,

American Nazis, and the George Lincoln

Rockwell Party,

was organized on February 26,

Virginia, based upon

the contept on to internation ba National socialist"

movement as espoused by the German Nazi Party

headed by Adolf Hitler.

The organization supports

and follows the line of hatred against Negroes,

Jews, and communists

through various propaganda

media seeking a legitimate dominant political

party in the United States and foreign countries.

•: :

While very interested in the naw, wavis won stith considering

going ahead with plans for the new organization.

In addition,

DAVIS indicated that he expected to obtain membership lists

and the necesary materials for setting up application forms,

bulletins and training literature for the new organization

from BETTIE HAUGHTON, wife of TROY HAUGHTON. DAVIS saio

he would attempt to have the bulletins, training materials,

and membership application forms printed in the near future

and that, tentatively

the responsibility for making the

nonthly mail-outs would alternate between DAVIS and GODFREY

DAVIS advised that aBorALEnANER Of Alex Rapid Print, 7609

El Cajon Boulevard,

California, had agreed to

some of these materials. ALEXANDER was described as a former

supporter who had allowed TROY HAUGHTON to use his printing

facilities for the benefit of the West Coast MM organization.

Other plans for the new organization included

eventually setting up two membership lists which would be

recorded on microfilm.

two no on

One of the lists would be maintained

by DAVIS and the other by GODFREY. The purpose in placing

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the membership lists on microfilm was for easy destruction.

Two lists were to be maintained to guard against the

possibility of one being lost or destroyed.

(SD T-2, September 16, 1971)

chosen

Octomer 8

the name "Secret 1971, it was reported that DAVIS had

Organization" for his new group.

for the SAO printed up the previous weekend. DAVIS also

advised that he, GODFREY, and other associates would attend

the Annual Yuma

Gun Show at Yuma, Arizona, on October do and

October 17s 1971, at which time he expected contact would be

made with people

attending the gun show from Phoenix,

Arizona, and Seattle, Washington, regarding the SAo.

(SD I-1, October 8, 1971)

on October 16, and October 17, 1971, DAVIS, GODFREY,

and STANLEY DON MC DADE,

a prospective member of the sau residing.

at 4114 Massachusetts,

La Mesa, California, were in attendance

at the Yuma Gun Show.

rollowing the gun show, a meeting was

and CY ANDERSON

and those attending the meeting were in general agreement

that a new cohesive force was. necessary among Right Wing

as a result of the power vacuum left by the disintegration

of the MM organization. MOORE and ANDERSON tentatively agreed

to having their respective groups join the SAO subject to the

members of these groups. Copies of printec

naterial of the SAo, including a leaflet entitled

"History

of the secret Army Organization," a copy of the first bulletin

of the SAo entitled, "Io Prospective Members of the Secret

Army Organization,"

and membership application forms were passed

around among

the group.

It was decided that subsequent contacts regarding

expansion of the sAO would be made and that the San Diego area

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mail arop for the Phoenix group would be the address of

HOWARD FRANCIS, CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona, California,

former member of the MM organization.

En route to the gun show,

CY ANDERSON's automobile

had broken down some place in the State of Nevada and it hac

been necessary for him to hire transportation from there to

the gun show.

After the gun show,

DAVIS drove to Las Vegas,

Nevada

accompanied by ANDERSON, to make contact with people

known to him regarding the SAO.

•opposed to persons having American Indian blood, considering

It was felt that this fact

was responsible for DAVIS' decision to finally go ahead

and organize the SAO.

It was also reported that, in addition to the

Letterhead stationery and application forms, several thousand

copies of the history leaflet and the first

bulletin had also

been printed at the same time as well as a number of stickers

advertising for the SAO. The printing of these materials was

done by BETTIE HAUGHTON on an offset press which she had

maintained since the time her husband was in the MM organization.

Many copies of these printed materials have been sent out to

people known in the past to have been MM members or other

Right Wing sympathizers.

The meeting mentioned in the first paragraph of the

history leaflet is actually a disguised reference to the meeting

which took place in the motel room at Yuma, Arizona, on

October 17, 1971.

(SD I-2, October 20, 1971)

evening of October 23, 1971.

He stated that

this delay was that he had become very involved in Las Vegas

with meeting people and with organizing the SAO indicating

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that arrangements had been made for the group he contacted

at Las Vegas to join the SAO. He further advised that

arrangements had been made to get insignia patches from

CY ANDERSON for the berets that SAO members would be given

to wear.

(SD I-2, October 26, 1971)

On October 27, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have

advised that ANDERSON had gone to El Paso, Texas, from

Las

Vegas, Nevada, to make contact with people known to

him there.

DAVIS

advised he expected ANDERSON to be

for additional discussions

telt the need for him and GODFREY to travel to Phoenix

Arizona, sometime in December, 1971, for the purpose of

recontacting EVERETT MOORE regarding the SAO.

(SD I-2, October 27, 1971)

On November 9, 1971, 1t was reported that CY ANDERSON

had spent approximately a day

and a half at DAVIS' residence

discussing the SAO. Resulting from these discussions were

1971, or January,

following which they would cross

picked up and who would then travel with them to Denver trip

Colorado, and the State of Montana.

The purpose of the

to contact people regarding expansion of the SAO and

to solicit support for that organization.

(SD I-2, November 9, 1971)

On December 17, 1971, correspondence was observec

at the DAVIS residence from an

individual named JESSE CLAYBURN

tramves at sliver surings, Maryiand. The correspondence, which

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was addressed to the sao, indicated that stevens was in

control of at least part

of what was left of the former

MM organization on the East Coast.

In the letter, STEVENS

expressed hatred for ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, former national

Leader of the MM organization, and interest

in establishing

future contact with the SAo.

STEVENS also indicated that he

corresponded with several individuals in the San Diego area

and did not know who had furnished him information on the

this was done by STANly DON

MELLADE.

SAO. Accora addition davis carised he is known to StEVENS

by the alias of PATRICK MC DONALD.

A letter replying to the above correspondence from

STEVENS which DAVIS had written was also observed.

In this

Letter,

_DAVIS also expressed interest in making contact

with STEVENS' group.

DAVIS indicated in his letter that,

even though the SAO was a new organization with a new name,

it would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles

'of the old MM organization.

(SD I-1, December 20, 1977)

Olice, Pilert

80/nic

hundred contes lInted ence dutie it weren

it had prepared regarding PETER GEORGE BOHMER, a professor

of Economics at San Diego State College, and a well-known

figure in New Left activities in the San Diego area.

information contained in the bulletin was obtained by the

SAO primarily from research of newspaper articles and

surveillance of BOHMER's activities.

(SD

I-I, December 20, 1971)

On December 29, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS

had received additional correspondence from JESSE CLAYBURN

STEVENS.

In this letter, STEVENS agreed to the formation of

an alliance between his group and the SAO. Guidelines which

were set up would have STEVENS' group in control of Right Wing

activities

in the last and in the south, while the sao would

operate in the Western states.

It was

also agreed that the two

groups should work on finding an individual in or near Chicago,

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the narest an this regard restaurant a dat

Illinois, to act as coordinator of Right Wing activities in

DAVIS mentioned JAMES EVANAROLD as a good T

possibility in this regard.

POTO, an SAO member at san Diego,

is employed by a national restaurant chain and is expecting

to be transferred to the Chicago area in the early part of

1972 to open a new restaurant there.

in addition, arrangements were made between sAo anc

STEVENS' group regarding the trading of information or

individuals of interest to these organizations who reside

in each other's areas.

Furthermore, it was agreed that

members of their respective groups would be transferred from

one group to another if they should move to a new area.

STEVENS indicated that his group has microfilming

equipment and "secure" messages between the two groups will

be transmitted by microfilm as soon as the sal acquires the

necesary equipment.

(SD I-1, December 29, 1971)

On December 29, 1971, it was reported that BETTIE

HAUGHTON will remarry in

the near future and, upon doing

expects to leave the San Diego area. At

vi11 sive the offset press, which she has, to the sao for its

DAVIS has been very busy recently preparing the

next SAo bulletin. According to what he has said, this

bulletin will contain eight pages of technical information

dealing with explosives, booby traps and other weapons and

will have two pages of general information regarding news,

recruiting, and training.

(SD I-2, December 29, 1971)

addition, DAVIS was reported to have stated that he wanted to

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begin work on a new special bulletin such as the one done

by the SAO on PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

However,

this time

the target of the bulletin would be a nationally-known.

figure of the New

Left Movement.

(SD I-I, January 5, 1972)

F. Acquisition of Firearms and Explosives

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that most

members of the SAO possess several firearms and frequently

are armed. Furthermore,

members of the SAO are endeavoring

to acquire explosives and munitions of all descriptions.

(SD I-2,. January 7, 1972)

II. ACTIVITIES OF LOCAL GROUPS

A. Name, Location, and Estimated Membership

On January?, 1972, it was reported the SAO leader-

ship considers that the organization has groups established

at the following locations:

San Diego, California

The group at san Diego contols the state of

California and has the same location as the

national headquarters.

This group has eight

members and

approximately the same number

of prospective members and supporters.

Phoenix, Arizona

Moore

The Phoenix group controls the State of Arizona.

There are only two individuals, EVERETT MORRE

and his wife, known at this time, although,

allegedly, a larger groups exists.

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Seattle, Washington

This group controls the State of Washington

and possibly Idaho and Oregon as well.

Contact with only one individual, CY ANDERSON,

Is known, although a larger group allegealy

exists.

Las Vegas, Nevada

•This group controls the State of Nevada with

at least two individuals, JACK DoYLE and

ED (Last Name Unknown) and possibly more

in the group.

In addition, DAVIS has claimed to have two

members, names not known, at Carson

near Los Angeles

CaLIfornia,

and to have

made contact regarding the SAO

with acquaintances in the states of oklahoma and

Kansas.

Furthermore, DAVIS hasadvised that individuals

near redding, Calliornia, and in the state of Maryland

have written

in requesting information on the

SAO.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

B. Officers

" ine;

On January 7, 1972

it was reported that

for the

time being, officers of local groups of the SAO will be the

same as those listed for national and state positions of

the SAO®

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

C. Summary of Activities

It is noted that most of the information regarding

activities of the SAO at San Diego has been reported in the

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section entitled "Overall Activities" in order to more

easily show the organization and growth of the group.

on January 7, 1972, an article appeared in the

San Diego Union, daily newspaper at San Diego, California,

and reported that,

young woman

at the residence of PETER GEORGE BOHMER had been wounded

by sniper fire from an unknown assailant.

According to

the article, stickers regarding the SAl had been placed

on the door

of BOHMER's office at San Diego State College

earlier that day and BOHMER had allegedly received threatening

telephone calls from the SAO.

The article stated that the San Diego Police

Department was investigating the incident.

Investigative Support Division, san Diego Police Department,

advised that a witnss at the scene of the shooting incident

had described seeing two shots fired from a light blue 1964

Plymouth Valiant automobile. According to TRUMPER, the

individual firing the

shots had been described as a white

male in his mid dle 20's, slender build, with dark curly hair

and a light, neatly trimmed beara.

On January 4, 1972, it was reported that members

of the SAO had indeed placed

stickers on BOHMER's office

door during the day on January 6, 1972. However, it was

reported that the description o1

the vehicle and the assailant

as furnished by the San Diego Police Department did not match

any known SAO member or vehicle belonging to any SAO

member.

(SD I-2, January 7, 1972)

III.

E INANCES

n september 1o, 19/2

JERRY LYNN DAVIS was reported

o have stated that he estimated the monthly operating cost

of the organization he had in mind to be approximately $100.00.

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He further advised that O. A. ALEXANDER of Alex Rapid Print

had agreed to do printing

for the SAO at cost.

'(SD I-2, September 16, 1971)

on October o, 1971, It was reported that initiation

fees in the SAO would be $5.00 and that monthly dues of

membership would be $3.00.

(SD I-1, October 8, 1977)

On November 26, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have

stated that he had spent $300 of his own money on printing

materials for the SAO and for other expenses.

(SD I-1, November 26, 1971)

On December 20, 1971, it was reported that the SAO

had then spent $140 on printing its literature.

The last

bulletin put out by the group had been done at Alex Rapid

Print at a cost of $3.50 for 200 copies. A total of $16.00

was spent on stamps to mail the bulletin out.

(SD I-2, December 20, 1971)

IV. PUBLICATIONS AND PROPAGANDA

on vanuary 1, 1y12, It was reported that present

plans of the SAO call for putting out a monthly bulletir

for members of the group and for other special bulletins,

leaflets, posters and stickers as the need and occasion

arises.

Future plans call for the eventual publication of

a bulletin which will be distributed publicly.

The SAO is presently contemplating using the slogan

"We're Everywhere."

(SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

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V.

MISCELLANEOUS

Included at the end of this report as a special

section marked "Addendum" is one copy of each piece of

literature printed so far by the SAO.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the EBI. 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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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Dear T'ellow American,

At the request of a mutual friend we are sending you this invitation to

join the Secret Army Organization. Those of us who have been members for

some time sincerely believe that our organization can be of real value in pre-

serving for future generations the land of freedom and opportunity which our.

forefathers handed down to us.

It is the belief of our organization that the communist-socialist con-

spiracy has infiltrated the United States Government to such an extent that the

• American people cannot rely on this country's elected leaders to protect them

from communist domination and slavery.

We believe that the time will come when the American people will have

to fight for their lives and their liberty. In this belief, we have formed in

advance a secret underground army with but one objective, to defend our con-

stitutional republic and to help our fellow Americans to do the same.

We do no want lukewarm members. We are an organization of people

willing to make any sacrifice necessary for our country. If you feel the same

way, we invite you to join us.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

7+320

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SEGRET

ARMY ORGANIZAMON

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Dear: Fellow American,

Your letter of inquiry concerning the Secret Army Organization was

received a few days ago. We havehad so many iuquiries during the past few

months that it has been impossible to answer each of them promptly with a

personal letter.

We certainly appreciate your interest in our organization and we hope

you will join us in our battle for national and individual freedom. As you

• learn more about the Secret Army Organization I'm sure you will come to

realize that we are not radicals, but are far more inclined tobe quietly ded-

icated and clear thinking individuals.

Enclosed is some further information about our organization, its

history, objectives and programs. After you have given this material

careful study, we hope you will use the enclosed application form to join our

organization.

When sending in your application, do not put your return

address or name on the outside of the envelope.

Aitor your membership application has been processed, we would

cextainly welcome having you work with one of our local units, or better

still, helpyou organize your own unit with our assistance after you have

completed preliminary training.

Sincerely yours,

Captain Patrick McDonald

S. A. O. Headquarters Staff

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Mistory

Secret Army Organt

One carly morning in February, 1970, a group of six Vinutemen leaders from

Sour states met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonment of two top Minutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had

brought on the organization. Although some of these men had met before in their roles

as Minutemon group leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

After much discussion, two principal points were agreed upon. First, that the

Minutemen as a national coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had

effectively been destroyed by the pro-communist elements inside the Justice Depart-

mant. While individual mits still existed throughout the country, few lad the financial

support or leadership to be rcally effective. Second, that the need for such a coord.-

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity

by communists in the United States.

With these two points in mind, suggestions were put forward on a course of

action to be followed. After a meeting that lasted all that day and far into the next

morning, an overail plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present agreed to

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one leader elcoted from among thenselves, with the other five to be members of a

General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader.

While rotaining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was

decided that not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a

compleicly now chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organiza-

lion was going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would he needed: Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed io

cripple the chlize organization.

• For: this reason it was decided thai only a highly disciplined military type

orgainization with & definite chainnf.command would have any chance of suecess. This

then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original.

force of hard core patriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began thejob of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national

and individual feedom. Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the

S. A. O. has bech recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as

the freedom fighters of tomorsow.

The leaders of the S. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last dilch stand. We have

no desire to cominit suicide ourscives or to let our members do so. We have a

stantess which we believe will ultimatcly load to victory. Only one thing is essential.

We must start preparing and training NOW! We of the S. A. O. believe that our country

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you feel the same way, we invite you to join us.

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JOIN THE

SECNET ARMY

ORGANIZATION

An organization of loyal Americans

dedicated to the presercation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the means of personal de-

fense and survival in case of enemy attack.

2. To resist and expose the spread of

communist influence and propaganda within

our own national boundarics.

3. To investigate by means

of our own

secret memberships the infiliration of com

munist sympathizers into Amorican organi-

zations of government, business, labor,

religion and education.

4. To resist by any and all means the pas~

sage of laws which regulate the private

ownership of firearms or which detract from

the indivicual's abilily to defend his own

family and personal property.

5. To promote knowledge and skill in the

use of arms by our on members and by the

general public.

6. To form in advance of actual need a

secrel underground organization equipped to

spy upon, harrass and destroy troops of any

foreign power that might occupy Unitod

States territory.

7. To loud assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations,

domestic or forcign, opposing communist

expansion or subversion.

8. To pursue these programs as privale

citizens molivuted only by patriotism and to

rcmain colirely freed government subsidies

or coutrol.

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Tho Scoret

j'Organization is a national organ-

ization of patriote amoricans who are proparing them-

solves au i last line of dofense against communism. To

exemplity the neuessityof such a: organization, we quote

the 19G0 Annual Roportof the Committee on Ua-American

Activilies as follow's:

"Ivents of the past year have provided convincing

evidence that the Amorican people canuot rely completely

on this

country's armed torces to protect themselves

from communist domination and slavery.

This is not

because our military forces lack the power or the will to

defend this country, but rather because the nature of the

attacks being made on the United States by its major and

only significant. enemy are so designed as to ender con-

ventional military forces as ineffective as possible for

defense purposes."

Starting from nothing 50 ycars ago, cominunism

now rigidly controls ore-third of thc human race and hus

subverted lo varying degroes the remaining two-thirds.

in the past 20 years the communists have conquered 21

sovereign nations, one by armed conquest and 10 by in

ternal subversion or negotiation.

There is not one of these countries in which the

communists rule ty the consent of the people. Every-

where they must perpetuate themselves by terror. They

remai; in power onls throligh the use of the most brutal

police state tactics.

The communists consider their party workers

not simply as an accossory to armed conquest but as the

, actual spearhead of any invasion into new territory.

From this point of view the United States was "invaded"

by Soviet troops morc thau 30 years ago.

It has been

authoritatively estimated that the commenists now have

an army of 500, 000 combatants already landed on Amcri-

can shores and already working by the most insidious

means to destroy our American way of life.

The cold war is very real. It must be fought and

Non.

The oaly alternative is to lose and to lose means

that future Americans for generations to come must live

in terror and in slavery.

Appeasement is futile. We

• cannot bargain with mural barbarians who never have and

never will know the meaning of honesty.

Communism must be defeated, not mercly resist-

ed. We must ridour country of traitors and [ellow trave-

lers. We must embark on a massive offensive turnin

every commsist trick - from propaganda to infiltration

against our mortal enemy. This is the one and only way

Send 20g in coinor stamps for full information on

the Scerel Army Organizution programs and membership.

application to: S.A. 0., P. O. Box 5791, San Diego, Calif-

ornia '92105.

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To

pective Members Of The

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicatel and

most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organinations in America.

We are willing to make any sacrifice for on' country and we fully expect that some of

us vill have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives

depend on each other. There is no place in this orgunization for bunglers, playboys or

lukewarm conservatives. If you join the Secrct Army Organization, there might easily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

learned his job.

Unless you are especially well informed on the domestic and world political

situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation

faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground ivarfare,

there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists. Io prevent this we must

know as much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENI

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages of development.

1) The Underground Network

2) Active Guerrilla Warfare

3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

enemy does but must also have active guerrillas andunderground agents working against

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot

succeed unless these other two ingredients are used simultaneously.

The first step is to form an underground network. An active guerrilla system

must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own

size. This undorground must supply the active guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-

cealment, information, elc. An underground network starts with departments of

intelligence, security and propaganda in that order.

Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infiltration, escape and evasion, training,

clandestine tabrication of supplies, couterteiting enemy documents, recruiting, com-

munications and propaganda are other phases of underground activity. Each member

of the Secret Army Organization, to be effective, must have a working knowledge of

all these tacties as woll as the military toetics more commonly associated with guerril-

la activities.

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

Many people that inquire about membership in the Secret Army Organization

seem to have an idea that they will be immeditely accepted into an active unit.

Look at it this way.

Suppose you had spent a year or more carefully rccruiting and

training until you had a hard hitting team where every individunl was reliable, dedi-

cated, and had confidence in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't it make you mad to

have the national or regional organization assign some rank amateur to your unit

that you you knew little or nothing aboul?

Before any new member is assignedto an active unit or to an important under-

ground project, he mistundergo a period of training. During this training he will be

directed through the mails by an experienced member and some of his activities may

be observed by other members without his knowledge. Only when a new member

proves himsell to be conscientious, trustworthy, self-disciplined and able to operate

effectively alone will he be accepted as a "secure member" and invited to participate

with other unit members in a teamwork operation.

EXPENSES

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

must expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3. 00 per mouth. This money is

absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters,

for

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, aud to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, am nunition and

other basic comhat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

buy certain books or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be suppliedwith reading material on the strategy

and tactios of guerrilla warfare. This home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate ellectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, etc.

Following this preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an

existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if he has shown sufficient leadership

qualities or become part of an underground network.

Upon your acceptance into the Secret Army Organization you will be given a

definito series of projects described inwriting so you will know exactly what will be

expected. of you.

We hope that you can succeed in this offori because your country desperately

necds

patricts at this time.

secret Army Organization

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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

NOTICE TO APPLICANI: All information on this form will be kept confidential. All

records of members of the Sccret Army Organizution are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name

_Sex

Age

Address

Marital Status.

(Street)

State-

Wife's Name-

Zip Code

Date of Birth.

Telephone_

(Month)

(Day)

(Year)

Occupation

Education

Special Subjects Studied

Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?.

Veteran

Branch_

Highest Rank.

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?:

Physical Description: Height

Weight_

Color Eyes.

Color Hair

Health: Good

Any Physical Disabililies or Limitations?_

_ Fair

PUOr_

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?

If Yes, Pleas Explain:

How Many Hours A Week Could You Davote To Working And Training With the S. A. O. ?

Hour's

Best Time: AM

_PM

_Weekdays.

Weekends,

• CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Republic, frce froin all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5. 00 membership fee. I agree to pay $3. 00 each month to the Secret Army

. Organization as membership dues.

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CRMY ORGANIZA

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Dear Fellow American,

Your application foi membership in the Secret Army Organization has been

processed and approved. It is our profound hope that your membership in the

S. A. O. will prove to be a benefit to the organization and yourself as well. A

dedicated member will find that his association with our organization is a way ot

life that is far more rewarding than the ordinary mediocre existence of his feilow

enlightened citizens.

For security purposes all records regarding individual members are listed

by numbers only. Your number will be

Please sign all future

correspondence addressed to the organization with this number.. You need not list

your address unless it is different from the one in our records.

Another security measure employed by oux organization is the use of mail

• drops. The mail drop is an address listed in a fictitious name of a person or

company not connected with the organization. Each member is assigned one that

ho will use in sending all reports, correspondence, materials, etc., to the organ-

ization. Your assigned mail drop is:

We have a tremendous job_ahead of us. Certainly, none of us pretend to

know what the future holds for ourselves or for our native land. We do feel, how-

ever, that our freedom is gravely threatened. It is not always possible to know

the best thing to do. But we do know this - our forefathers have given us a life of

frecdom and opportunity such as never existed before in all history. We musi

strive to pass this heritage on to future generations intact.

Our organization is not suggesting or doing anything more than Americans

have always done - starting in 1776.

Enclosed is some further information about our organization, its history,

objectives, and programs. Your record has been turned over to our training ser-

tion and you should receive your first training program within two weeks.

Sincerely yours,

Captain Patrick McDonald

S. A. O. Headquarters Staff

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THE COMBAT TEAM

General Outline

The "Combat Team" is the smallest organizational unit uscd by the Secret

Army Organization. When organized in the proper manne! it is capable of opera-

tionalinitiative when detached from the parent orgarization. When developed to

its highest degree of efficiency the Combat Team is almost totally self-sufficient

and able to perform any one of several missions. To attain these aims the follow-

ing elements are essential:

a.

Equipment should be well-chosen and standardized as much as pos-

sible.

Communications, internal and external, must be capable of rapid.

transmission, be varied

in nature, and be exercised with prime

emphasis on security.

c.

Iuternal coordination shouid be automatic in response. Confidence

among members of the team must be developed.

d.

Selection of each position on the team should be based on psycholog

ical aspects as well as technical competence.

Training of the men in each function should be at regular intervals

and continuous. Field problems should be given dry runs in detail.

f.

The logistics problem should be studied with care, and made simple

and direct.

%.

Eachteam will have a "leader" (Lieutenant) and an"assistant leader"'

(Sergeant). These men shall be given special training by the Secret

Army Organization at "leadership seminars".

.h.

Tean "marshalling points" should be selected in advance and be

well defined. Practice "alerts" will determine the team's efficiency

in response and security.

i.

Terrain familiarity within the expected operational radius of the

team must be developed.

Weapons familiarity must beobtained throughlivefirings at various

targets.

Team action must be stressed as well as individual com-

petence.

k.

The team loader should see that a constant flow of information is

provided to tean members on the ideological struggle. This will

• heip induce the proper frame of mind in each member.

Teamn missions and largets must be identified and the proper train-

inge equipment made available for each assigument.

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The leam leaders will be responsible for maintaining the overall,

security of the unit. Personal feelings should not affect decisions

involving reprimandor dismissal of men from the tean for reasons

that endanger its operation or securily.

n.

•

Intelligence gathering as an important part of each team member's

duties should be stressed. Information on the location and move-

ments of local communist and left-wing enemies of the organization

should be sent to either Regional or General Headquarters.

The team leaders will be responsible for maintaining contact with

higher command and for the transmission of orders from same.

ORGANIZATION

The "Combat Team" will consist of six men. These six men will be divid-

ed into two sub-teams (Sections). Number One Section will consist of the Team

Lieutenant and two other team members. Number Two Section will consist of the

Team Sergeant and the two remaining team members. When completely assembled

the wit will act directly under the command of the Team Lieutenant. When split

into sections the Team Sergeant will carry out the orders of the Team Lieutenant

during missions but will be in immediate command of the Number Two Section,

In the absence of the Team Lieutenant the Sergeant will take command of the Unit.

TRANSPOSTATION

Transportation of the Combat Team will be effected by the use of to car-

riers. Interception and/or destruction of one carrier will not, then, immobilize

the team. In addition, each carrier can serve as a scouting element for the other.

Motorized carriers should be as inconspicuous as possible and still serve their

purpose. Jeeps

and pickup trucks should be used only where such vehicles are

owned and used commonly by the general population or where the terrain makes

their

use necessary. Most often an ordinary passenger car will suffice. The

model selected should have a good road clearance so it can be used on dirt roads.

Tire chains (il needed), hydraulic jacks, extra gas, water, and suitable tools

should be stored in the vehicle.

TRAVEL PROCEDURES

Underway, Carrier #1 will lead and Carrier #2 will trail, The "interval"

will vary with conditions. In cities close-aboard trailing will be used. Open road,

by day, will require an interval of approximatoly 300 yards. At night this will

be reduced to approximately 100 yards. During travel, all equipment (especially

arms and ammunition) should be kept out of sight. Spocial team equipment and

weapons should be locked in the trunk of the vehicle until needed. The trunk key

should be carefully hidden so as to make it difficult to search the trunk in case

law enforcement agonis should stop the car on some protext with the intention of

searching it illegally.

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WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT

Selection of weapons and supplies should give the Combat Team masimum

flexibility to meet any condition that may be encountered in either rural or urban

warfare. Consideration should be given to all possible situations that may de-

velop relating to both traditional guerrilla warfare and modern underground war-

fare techniques. It should be kept in mind that the Combat Team is a functional

part of a resistance nework. It's activities should be coordinated with other

teams to take maximun advantage of its striking powers.

Disregarding the inclusion of weapons peculiar to a given mission, the

standard distribution of men and weapons could be as follows:

#1

(Team Lieutenant) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, flare gun, and binoculars. 300 rounds of ammunition load-

ed in clips should be carried for the rifle, plus 50 extra rounds of

ammunition for the pistol.

#2• (Tean Member) Riot Shotgun, automatic pistol, sheath knife, and

wire cutters (with insulated handles), 100 rounds of No. 4 Buck-

shot in pouches for the shotgun, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

#3

(Team Member) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, and smoke grenades or flares. 300 rounds of armunition

in clips for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

#4

(Team Sergeant) AR-130 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, flare gun, and binoculars. Ammunition requirement is

the same as i1 man.

#5

(Team Member) M1903 Springfield Rifle with sniper scope, auto-

matic pistol, sheath life, aud entrenching shovel. 100 rounds of

AP ammunition in bandoleers for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pis -

• tol ammunition.

#6

(Team Member) AR-180 Assauli Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

• knife, and 30 feet of climbing rope with grappling hook.

nition requirement is the same as #1 man.

Ammu-

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ADDITIONAI MATERIAL

In addition to the weapons and supplies already listed each team member

should have the following basic equipment:

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

sleeping bag and waterproof ground cloth

Canteen (1 quart army type)

Survival rations for three days

First aid kit

Gas mask with extra filter

. Flashlight with extra balicries

Fatigue or camouflage clothing

h.

Combat or paratrouper boots

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PRACTICAL SECURITY MEASURES

1. Use deceptive moasures. Subsoribeto one or more left wing periodicals

or get on the mailing list of soing "peace movement". This will keep the postal in-

specoirs guessing as to which side you are really on. While doing this our members

can be of great assistance in searching this left-wing litcrature for names and ad-

dresses of fellow travelers and forwarding this information for our Central Intelli-

gence files. We desperately need poople to assist in this work. Please inquire as

to detailed instructions for such activity.

2.

Alvays use livo envelopes in sending mail to any patriotic organizations or

to any other member of our onorganization. Do not put a return address on the

outer envelope. Put your return address on the inside envelope with the words,

"return postage guaranteed".

3. Place some opaque material such as tin foil, carbon paper, etc. between

the inner and outer envelopes to prevent your mail from being read by intra-rea

cameras.

4. Send all letters from corner mail boxes or from post offices where you

are not known.

5. Be careful in the use of the telephone. Avoid telephoue calls to knowi

members of the organization as

much as possible.

6. Prepare telephone codes ahoad of time for future protection.

i. In recruiting new members always learn as much as you can about tie

prospective recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify your-

self as & member of the organization.

8. Members of the organization in each area should be divided into four

groups:

A. Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement agencies

as members of the Secret Army Organization.

B. Those persons not known as members of this organization but who are

generally known as being patriots.

C. Those pursons who have kept their political beliefs hidden.

D. Members who profoss to be liberal for the purpose of infiltrating enemy

organizations.

All members should be very caroful in making contact with persons in a

different category than themselves.

for example, people in Class D should be

very secret in their contacts ind communications with persons of Class A or Class

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B. Tach member must res

et the security of every other men

I'. Do not, under

any circumstances, identify one membes of the organization even to other membors

without his expressed permission on each and every occasion.

9. Avoid loose talk. Do not discuss organizational plans in public places

where you could be overheard. Do not even hint at such a discussion in the pre-

sence of non-members.

10. Do not write patriotic letters lo newepapers or magazines under your

• own name. To do so achieves very little except to identify you to the enemy.

11. If you are already known as a patrioi, or as a member of this organiza-

tion you may find itadvisable to spread the rumor that you have become disillusioned

with the right-wing or for you to pretend a gradual loss of interest.

12. Classify your various members addresses, you communications and

your other activities as "iop secret", "secret" or "restricted". Use your most

secret lines of communication only for the most important messages rather than

flooding them with unimportant material.

13. Demand obedience to all security measures from all members.

Per-

sistent disregard for security measures should be cause for disciplinary action.

14. Check your lines of communication from time to time by sending phoney

messages to make certain they are not intercepted.

15. Change mail drops, meeting places, etc. frequently.

16. Piepare secret sendevous

points, mail drops, etc, now that may be

used in time of some future emergency.

17. Each unit should assign some member the rank of Security Officer and

should set up a system of lines or other penalties for failure to comply with secur-

ity precautions:

18. Obsorve the "need to know" rule. Each member should be given only

that information which is needed by hiin in the performance of his duty or which

he will need in cooperating with other members of the unit. No member should

feel "left out"' because he is denied such information. Instead every member

should willingly avoid information which he does not need.

19. Be careful that you are not followed in going to and from meeting places

or in making conteet with other members of the organization.

20. Kep all records ad correspondenco carofully hidden and in a manner

that they can be easily destroyed. Records ahona be kept in code whenever possi-

ble.

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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

Dear Fellow American,

Enclosed with this letter is your Preliminary Training Program. This

first program is only a brief outline of some of the material that will be cover-

ed in later programs. There are four basic programs used by the Secret Army

Organization: Intelligence, Security, Propaganda, and Recruiting, in that

order. Each program will cost the new member $3. 00 and will take between

one to three weeks to complete.

The correspondence training program serves a number of purposes,

but the two major purposes are:

I. It lets us know which members of the organization have the patience

and determination to finish assignments given them.

2. It lets us be certain that the members have the necessary basic

training in intelligence, security, etc., which is essential to al-

most any imporiant task which we could assign a member in under-

ground warfare.

Proper training in these four basic slills is absolutely essential for

every member of an underground army. A member may be an experi in sur-

vival techniques, use of weapons, urban warfare tactics and all the rest but

experience has shown that without these other basic skills they seldom do much

fighting - they just commit suicide.

For those of you who wish to become active and trusted members of the

Secret Army Organization, let us emphasize again that the quickest way of do-

ing so is to begin and diligently complete the basic training programs.

After you have comploted the five work projects listed in the Preliminary

Training Program send $3.00 in to your regular mail drop and we will send you

the first training program on Intelligence.

In view of the urgent situation we

now face some of our new members may receive special assignments after

having completed the first two training programs. If this happons please try

to redouble your efforts so that your special assigoments can be taken care of

while continuing to complete your regular training program.

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Secrot Army Organization

PRELIMINARY TRAINING PROGRAM

It would be a mistake to think that our enemies have one set plan for the con-

• quest of the United States. They are maintaining many continuous attacks on many

fronts at the same time - political, education, business, labor, aud even religion.

They are continuously probing for weak spots in the defenses of our nation. During

the past fourly rears so many openings have been left to them by the stupidity and

collusion of vur national leaders that they have been able to adrance almost at will.

There is little we can do to change this

situation at this time. Rather than

deplete our limited resources on futile attempts to do so, we must concentrate on

building a workable anti-communist underground army based on rcalities rather

than wishful thinking and organized on the tried and proven principles of underground

warfare.

The communists have fifty yoars experience in supressing anti-communist

underground activity. It we are to light them successfully - if we are to hold out.

until the final victory of freedom over iranny - then our underground army is going

to have to be the most skillful and dedicaied that the world has ever known. There

is only one kind of member that can qualify for such an army - the very best!

This will require intensive training and practice. There is no short cut to

perfection. By drawing on the talents of several of our more experienced members

We think we now have a training program that can develop that kind of underground

army.

In this program four different types of training will be involved:

1. Corespondence and printed material.

2. Tape recordings, picture sides, charts, etc., sold or loaned to S. A. O.

units or members.

3. Actual expericnce - "On the job" training by carrying oul assignments

under supervision of more experienced members.

1. Training mancuvers - Duc to the difficulty of keeping large training ses-…...

sions seerct the General Staff has decided that such training sessions will be held

only for sinall select groups that have already completed sufficient preliminary

training it the loead lovel.

INTELLIGENCE - SECURITY - PROPAGANDA

This preliminary training losson is designodto give our members basic know-

ledge and practice in intelligenes, securityand propaganda. This firstlesson is basic

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proparation for adranced

training in those three important activities which will be

dealt with in greater detail further on in the training program.

INTELLIGENCE

Underground warfire, as we customarily think of it, cannol succeed unless it

is supported by a well developed organization comprising all the essential functions

of intelligence, security, propaganda, communicalions, supply, medical services,

Of all these, intelligence is must important. Let's consider one example:

Suppose you pickes! up a telephone bool, opened it up to any page at random, closed

your eyes and put your finger on one name. Now.

suppose you read that name for

the first time and said to yourself, "Sometime in the next 30 days I'm goingto kill

this man."

Consider the situation - one man, picked at random is marked for death. He

might be the most powarful, the wealthiest, the most influential man in that city but

none of thes things woul help him in the least. Ha would be defenseless. Why?Be-

cause you would have one thing that he did not have - intelligence. You would know

his identity and he would not know yours. So long as that condition continued, there

would be no possible ivay in which he could arrange an adequate defense against you.

Exacily the same situation exists between ourselves and our communist and

socialist enemies. Our success will be directly proportionate to our knowledge of

them sod inversely proportionate to their knowledge of us.

Whatever a member's principal job may be in the Seerci Army Organization,

he must have a basic knowledge of intelligence techniques. This subject is there-

fore the first to be considered in our training program.

The word "intelligence", when used in a military sense refers to those

metheds that can be used lo gain useful information. We usually think of this as

knowledge of the enemy but il also includes information about the terrain, general

population, available supplies and all other facts that will help in planning future

activities.

Intelligence is roughly divided into three parts:

I. Observation. During a hoi war this includes scouting and patrolling,

observation of enemy troop movements, ele. On the cold war front this includes

shadowing of enemy personnel, surveillance of cnemy ofticers, tapping of telephones,

interception of messages, ele.

2. Research and Analysis. Collecting and cataloging all possible useful

information trom general sources, newspapers, radio, trade magazines, cie.,

then-matching up isolated scraps of information until an accurate picture is obtained

of somo situation that would not themrise be know.

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3. Espionage. This involves the placing or recruiting

ot agonts within the

enemy persomel where they can learn the onemy's plans first hand, steal the chemy's

documents or materials, influence or misdirect the enemy's plans or policios.

Suppose you had a chance to seesome important document for just a few

minutes. How quickly could you sean it for its essential content? How well could

you separaie the important from the unimportant? Could you record this informa-

tion in a written message that can be easily read and will not be misinterpreted?

Imagine that you are the leader of a patrol sent forward to observe and

track an

enemy column prior to a possible ambush. From time to time you will

need to send back your observations in written form. Each S. A. O. member must

develop the ability to put his thoughts on paper in such a way that they will be casily

read and unmistakable.

The first two projects are designed to give the new member an opportunity

to test those skilis while learning (or reviewing) basic elements of espionage

activity. When theschave been completed more advanced material will be furnished

to the member directly. Useful intelligence projects of increasing complexity and

imporiance will be assigned to those wishing to specialize in this works.

SECURITY

It is obvious what a great advantage we can gain over our chemies by proper

information about their plans and activities. It is equally true that much of this

advantage will be lost unless we can keep our plans and activities secret from them.

•This is the basic purpose of all security activities. Overall secruity operations of

an underground movement can be divided into five basic parts:

1. Protecting the identity of underground personnel and their families.

2. Keeping secret the location, movements and plans of underground units.

3. Keeping secret the location of underground headquarters, alternate

hideouts and supply depots.

4.

Protecting the identity of civilians, or individual members of the popu-

lation that are friendly to underground forces.

5. Maintaining secrecy of communications..

As we have alroady said il is difficull to even guess what forms the coming

conflict will take. Nevertheless, the strategy of all successful underground move-

ments must salisty these three basic principles:

First, is the "Principle oi Deliberato Dolay". During this statc, the undor-

ground gathers its forces, checks its security, prepares its intelligence, establishes

its lines of communications and wails for the enemy tobecome complacent and over-

confident.

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Secondis the "Prin

ple of Provocation'. At the beginn

of this stage only

a fors real patriots ate villing to take port inunderground aetivity. The vast mujor

ity of the population is still wishfully thinking that they can "get along" with the

oppressive forces. They want only lobe lott alone and will not take action until thoy

are personally threatened. Duringthis stage the underground conducts a series of

actions which provoke the caemy forces into making harsh repressive measures on

the general population. This turns the goneral population against the oppressive

forces and convinces them that the underground is rcally their only hope.

Stage Thrce may be called "Principle of Natural Allies". When the govern-

ment's action against the goneral population becomes sufficiently brutal then large

numbers of peopic will be willing to help or join the underground.

Their reasons

ior doing so may he numborous and their ideology man not always be the same as

the basic underground movement. During this stage minor differences between

different underground groups must be minimized and all of our natural allies must

be rallied to the cause of freedom.

The intolligence branch of our organization is well aware of the communist

infiltration and control of the present United States government. It can rightly be

said that we are now partially controlled by a foreign ideology. Thus, we are al

ready engaged in Phase I of this conflict. How long this will continue until open

warfare breaks out is anyone's guess. Once again, the best prediction of our in-

tellignece department is that Stage Il will last for several months, perhaps even .

years. This will be a time of assassination and courter assassination, terror and

counter lerror. During this phase the "average citizen" may avoid direct-conflict

at the price of his dignity and individual freedom. Known patriots will be in ex-

treme danger.

- For most people membership in the

Secret Army Organization will not

materially increase their danger during this time. For many years our enemies

have carefully catalogued the name and address of every person who has ever

written a patriotic letter to a newspapei. The membership lists of the more prom-

inent "conservative" organizations havelongbeen available to communist infiltrators

• in these organizations.

-

Continued activity and membership in other conservative organizations by

members of the S. A. O. is desirable in many cases but those individuals should not

identity themseives as mombers of the Secret Army Organization. For most of our

own members it will be bost if you do not take part in the activitics of these other

organizations. Although muny of you are already "marked" men a cerinin degree

of security can still be achiovod by quietly dropping out of other right-wing activities

and keeping your membership in the S.A. O, secret from all except your most

trusted follow numbers.

Thore may come a time when the average American is still. able to go about

his business with little regimentation but daring which you as a known or suspected

patriot, may he sought oud for arrest or assassinaion.

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Project Ill listed at the end of this chapter ma: make it possible for the or-

ganivation to contact you and render assistance should you ever find it necessary lo

go into hiding with little advance nolice.

Project IV is a first step toward learning mure about your enemies and at

the same lime, confusing them as to which side you are really on.

PROPAGANDA

Another essential function of the underground is to convincingly inform the

general public of what they stand for and thus gain the support of the general popu-

lation.

This must be done through propaganda, both written and spoken. Under

conditions of enemy «ccupation the spreading of anti-communist propaganda would

obviously be very dangerous. Even son there are certain phases of our propaganda

effort that is bast rone by surreptitious means. Thus, observation, communication

and propaganda are three elementary duties of every underground member.

Never bofore has propaganda been so imporiant to the ultimate ouicome of a

major conflict. The ulitmate object of any war is to force your desires-on the minds

of your enemies. Our enemies are attempting to do this by the non-violent means

of psychological varfare.

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Secret Army Organization

PRELIMINARY TRAINING LESSON

Projuct No. 1

Look over the various books in your local public library that have been

written on intelligence and espionage.

Select two that seem best and read them

carefully.

• Project No. 2

Write a brief outline of these ilo books and send it to your regular assign-

ed mail drop or to General Headquarters.

Project No. 3

Get in touch with one trusted friend that you do not ordinarily see too

often. Preferably one that does not live in your present neighborhood. Inform

him that hẹ may, in the future, receive letters with an inner envelope with your

name on it: Make sure he vill keep these envelopes confidential and will secretly

pass them on to you or hold them until you can pick them up. Letus know

this alternate address in case we need to contact you in extreme circumstances.

Projeci No.

4.

Make necessary preparations to use a fictitious name for receipt of left-

wirg literaiure

and correspondence. An important part of each members duties

is to keep yourself and our organization informed on left-wing and communist

activity in your area.

A phoney organization that includes the word "Peace" as part of its namo

is always a suitable cover. The address can be a P. O. Box, that of a friend, or

even your own address. Mail soveral letters to the name and address you de-

cide on to get the postal employees accustomed to it now. Then you will be ready

to use it for the real thing.

Project No. 5

While working in the library, place the enclosed Secret Army Organiza-

tion leallets in between the pages of various books where they will be found and

read by others:

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Secret Army Organization

TRAINING PROGRAM

INTELLIGENCE

We are faced with a dangerous enemy who has repeatedly boasted of his

plans to destroy our Constitutional Prepublic and to ensiave our people.

For more than fourty years they have been infiltrating their agents into

the most sensitive areas of labor, press, entertainment, education, law, com-

munications, religion, industry and government. The degrec of their success

is made obvious by our government's failureto oppose communisro internation-

ally and by our fellow citizens' lack of interest in their own preservation.

We already know

a considerable amount about this enemy; their origin,

objectives, approximate strength, organizational structure and general meth-

ods of operation.

There are four areas where we especially need additonal information:

1. Details of the techniques used in espionage, infiltration and subver-

sion by individual agents, including the methods by which they control their

fellow travelers.

2 The equipment used for surveillance, communication, assassination,

sabotage, etc., by individual enemy agents.

3. Working details of their short range programs either in operation or

planned for the near future.

• 4. The actual identity of enemy agents, fellow travelers and sympathi-

zers along with details regarding their work, place of residence, cover opera-

tion, means of transportation, travel pattern, personal appearance, mental

characteristics, personal lives, business and organizational activities.

Our ultimate victory or defeat may depend on our

ability to obtain

enough of this vitally important information.

There are literally thousands of sources from which bits of valuable in-

formation can be obtained. These range from such extremes as the local news-

papers to documents stolen from the enemy's guarded vaults.

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• The methods of guthering intolligence are roughly divided into two

groups: 1) Research and Analysis, and 2) Espionage.

Espionage includes all the "illogal" means of obraining information, such

as wire-tapping, intereception of mail, stealing of documents, secretly photo-

graphing records, infiltrating spies into enemy organizations, bribing or black-

mailing individuals of the enemy apparatus.

Research and Analysis includes the careful systematic search of all

newspapers, magazines, trade journals, house organs, political pamphlets,

books, public records, etc., to sift a few "needles" of valuable intelligence

from several "haystacks" of general information.

Professional intelligence organizations obtain about 95% of their infor-

mation from Research and Analysis and only about 5% from Espionage. When

espionage techniques are used, they prove most effective when a specific mis-

sion is carefully planned out in advance which takes advantage of all possible

background information that may be obtained by research methods.

Let's examine how these various techniques might be used to obtain

additional information of the four basic types we need most.

1. Details of the techniques used in espionage, infiltration and subver

sion by individual agents including methods by which they control their fellow

travelers..

An agent trainee may learn something of the general espionage methods

used by communist agents who have defected from the party and have then

written about their experiences. Beyond this they are of very little value.

The

actual details of such techniques are uniformly neglected.

More useful information can be obtained from the study of past court

records in which evidence has been presented in espionage cases. Hints and

clues may occasionally be picked up from continuous and careful study of the

regular news media. Really basic information of this type, however, must be

ohlained by infiltration and espionage techniques.

•2. The cquipment used for surveillance, communications, assassination.

sabotage, etc., by individual agents.

Hints about the type of hidden microphones, short wave transmitters,

miniture tape recordo's, ete. used in surveillance and communication by es-

pionage agents sometimes are mentioned by chance in the regular press or

news magazines, in connection with reported spy cases. Technicil details and

construction plans occasionally are given in the electronics or "Popular Science"

type magarines. Other information may be reposted directly from the manu-

incturers of such equipment.

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The typc of short acting or long acting poisons best suited for assassina-

tión under various conditions might be anticipated by a careful study of toxicol-

ogy; from "Chemical Abstracis" and Biological Abstracts'; from current mag-

zines on pharmacology, as wellas from such magazines as "Scientific Monthly"

and "Science Newsletter", all available from larger city libraries.

Information on explosives is available fror ordinance journals, litera-

túre from manufacturers, technical books, mining and drilling magazines, etc.

Naturally, such special fields of interest are best pursued by some per-

son who already has an aptitude in each particular line.

This is one of the things that makes us feel that the American people are

uniquely equipped to form a deadly effective underground. Nowhere else in the

world does any population have as many useful hobbies and avocations that could

be adapted to underground warfare. Many by products of these hobbies can be

used as sabotage instruments. Just one typical example - the dust from grind-

ing wheels in metal shops should be saved to mix with grease for the bearings

of enemy machinery.

Working details of their immediate and future plans and activities.

Advance information about "peace marches" and racial demonstzations

car be had by subscribing to appropriate commmist front publications. Details

as to the size of the demonstration and degree of violence anticipated must be

obtained by infiltrating such organizations. Communist plans for future propa

ganda campaigns, subversion, espionage, blackmail of government officials,

etc., may be learned directly by infitration or may be deduced from a close

study of their past activities.

4 Identity and personal information about enemy agents.

This requires the full scope of counter espionage activity; research and

analysis of enemy publications, monitoring. of communist sponsored meetings,

survillance of party offices, infiltration of enemy apparatus, recruitment of

double agents, interception of enemy communications, otc., etc.

TECHNIQUES OF EFFECTIVE RESEARCH

1. Every researcher should be constantly on the alert for useful infor-

mation in the general news media - radio, TV, magazines, etc.

2. Each researcher should have one field of interest to which he gives

special attention.

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For example:

One researcher: might read every book available on "escape and evasion"

and all the stories oi articles writtenonprison escapes, looking for ideas that

might someday help our members escape from a concentration camp.

Another researcher might continuously search the communist front

publications for names of fellow travelers; for anouncements of future meet-

ings, rallies or similar activities; for additional information that would tie

suspected communists to known communist organization; for friendships, bus-

iness connections and family relationships between known communists and un-

known communists.

Each city should have one researcher that carefully reads the daily

papers to extract such information as: names of speakers at left wing meei-

ings, names and addresses of both left and right wing letters to the editor,

social functions attended by known communists, names of persons who might

be potential recruits, news of coming "peace marches" and similar demonstra-

tions, expressions of either pen or anti communict sentiments by local public

officials, educators, businessmen, ministers, etc., evidence of communist

inspired violence, sabotage or biackmail.

There is an almosi endless variety of areas that need to be covered.

Based on his or her own interests and abilities each researcher should choose

the specialty for which they are best qualified.

3. Be as specific as possible. Look for details. Include blue-prints,

drawings or photographs of all technical equipment when possible. Don't ex-

pect your analyist to be a "mind reader". Include all the fac!s, Continuously

ask yourself the questions: Would this information be of value to the Secret

Army Organization? To individual espionage agents? To other members?

To our technical specialists?

4. Avoid editorial opinions and general news items as these are of

little value and needlessly swamp our limited staff of analyists.

5. Do all the work locally that you possibly can. If the person is local,

looks thom up in the telephone hook or cross index. Double check to make sure

the address is correct and that they still live there. Type cards if possible,

otherwise, print plainly. Inelude phone numbers and licence numbers of cars

Whenever possible.

6.

Use standard $ x 5 inch index cards for sending in information on

individuals. Clip pages el magazines or photostat importaut articles. In

otlining books, be sure important facts are fully covered.

-==

sion.

7. Always state the source of all information reported to the organiza-

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Printed below is a sample index card showing the proper placement of

information. Use it as a guide when making out your cards.

Smith,, John D.

December I, 1970

Home Address: 657 Riverside Drive

Los Angeles, California 90000

Telephone: 222-3333

Automobile:

1968 Ford, Green 4-Door, Lic. No. CAL 555

Activities:

Gave a tall against war to the Santa Ana Chapter

of the Peace and Freedom Party. Smith is a full Professor

of Political Science at UCLA, (source: Los Angeles Times;

page A-s, November 28, 1970)

XXXX

(member's ID number)

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TELLIGENCE

WORK PROJECTS

1. Write to the following "peace publication" (most of them are actually commu-

nist fronts) and ask for subscription price and a sample copy.

(A) When these sample copies are received by you, proceed to make out an in-

• dex card on each person mentioned as supporting or taking part in any peace oi-

ganization. Do not forget to include the magazine staff (editor, circulation man-

ager, authors, etc.) Include a description of the position held or activity referred

to for each.

(B) Analyze the propaganda content of each magazine - in what way does it serve

the communist cause? When complated, send these magazines in to your regular

assigned mail drop along with your index cards, comments and aralysis.

2. Using your fictitous name, write to the following "peace organization". Tell

them you are concerned about the world situation and would like to help inthe

peace movement. Ask for the location of their nearest headquariers or a local

member you could contact, as well. as further information about their organiza-

tional plans and objectives.

(4) Make out index cards on all persons lisied on their letterhead and in their

literature.

(B) Analyze their propaganda literature and forward it to your regular mail drop

along with your comments on low this particular organization promotes commu-

nist objectives.

(C) Send a note to let us know what research specialty you feel best qualified for

and what plans you are making to gain useful information in this field.

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SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION

SPECIAL BULLETIN

No doubt most citizens of San Diego are aware of the controversy surrounding the act

vities of San Diego State Economics Professor PETER G. BONER. For any of you who are

iot, here is & brief. run down:

Bohner, age 27, is a self-proclaimed left wing radical professor out at San Diego State

tho amoung other things has been teaching that the communist economic systen

is superior

to our own free enterprize system, that the tax payers have to put with this kind of

munist activities behind him, has made it his policy to give lover grades to students

un his classroon who do noù share his left wing views. One of his students was a veteran

aí the Vietnam War, with a fine combai record. This student vos a specisi target of

tomer, who never missed an opportunity to ridicule and insult thia students

belief's.

A quick look at Bolmer's record will show why he hated this student. In I970 Boher's

record will show 45 days in the pokey for anti-war protesting. This was when he was

graduate student at MIT in Massachusetts. The demonstrntion that earned him his jail

ras against defeuse research conducted on the KIT campus... He was also a menber of

and a supporter of the Black Fanther Party while at Farvard and MIT. It does seen

strange that San Diego State was not able to find another professor sonerhers who was

not a commist jail bird.

For any os our readers who way care to look up this Red Soun, and say kello, hora in

sone information that nuy help. His address is 5155 Muir, Occan Reach, telephout number

Ls 222-7213, he drives a dark blue 1963 VW Sedaa, California License DET 147. Just to

pake sure you talk to the right guy here is his description; he has dark brown shoulder

Length bair, green eyes, weight is about It0 lbs. and he is 5'10" tall. How in case any

of you don't believe in hitting people who weat glasses, to be fair I guess ve mill nave

to feil you he wears contact, tences..

If you do run out to see Bohner one night here are a few other people you may run into:

Michele Kansky, she is Bohmer's girl friend and lives at the sene

address as he. She is

is a siudent ai San Diego Suate. She is no doubt the "Peacher'5 Ped". One can bet she gets

good grades. She drives a bronze to door corvalr with the front mashed in, California.

License KUz 777. Next cores George katsiaficas, & good friand of Bolues so George came

Éró Boston a short time after Boher, and lives as the Muid address tud.- Hart 1u Ine

comes Sharl hon'ittenead, she is George's girl friend and lives at the Muir address part

of the time. The rest of

the time you can find her at 302 Hhaler, Ocounside. She drives

a 1965 two dour Dodge Dart, number RGH 420. And lastly we come to Flizabeth Inactuard oi

3544 Indiana St. San Diego. Her caris a Plymonth Valient 1964 light blues license number

my 385. Who's girl friend she iss is your guess.

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FD.:-32313-28-80)

In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

san Diego,

California

January 21, 191e

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

Character

EXTREMIST MATTERS - SECRET ARMY

ORGAN IZATION

Reference

Report of SA STEVEN L.

CHRISTENSEN dated and

• captioned as above at

San Diego, California.

All sources (except any listed below) used in referenced.

communication have furnished reilable information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of to FBi and is loaned to your agoncy; it and its contents are not to be distributed outsido

your agancy.

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OPKONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1903 EDITION

OSA GEM, REO, NO, 27

UNITED STATES G

Memorandum

$-100

ENT

TO

FROM

:G. C. MooreGCM

SUBJECT!

SECRET ARMY ORCANIZATION

EXIREMISI MATTERS

Tolson

Felt _

Rosen

:1 - Mr. W. M. Felt

1 - Mr. A..

Rosen

1 - Mr. I. E. Bishop

DATE: 1/11/72

Thy hon

-* E.S.

. Callahan

Casper

Conrad

Dalbey

Cleveland -

Ponder -

1 - Mr. E. S. Miller

Bates -

1 - Mr. G. C. Moore

Waikart.

Walters .

1 - Mx. R. L. Shackelfor$e Room.

1 - Mr. T. J. Smith

Holmes -

Gandy.

1 - Mr. L. G. Brockman

NUL 68262

The purpose of this memorandum is to advise that a new

group known as "Secret Army Organization" (SAO), a small ultra-

conservative paramilitary organization recently formed in the

San Diego, California, area, reportedly has been involved in

extremist acts.

A confidential source recently furnished infornation

regarding a clandestine meeting and plans to form a new white-

hate organization called SAO which reportedly would take. the place

• of the Minutemen grnup in San Diego. '

The Minutemen, also a para-

- military group, was organized in Missouri during 1960 to act as

a resistance to the spread of communism by use of guerrilla tactics.

During the evening of 1/6/72, two shots were fired,

injuring one person, at the residence of Peter Bohmer, a San Diego

State College professor. Shots reportedly came from the direction

of a passing automobile and were fired by a white male described

as being in his mid twenties.

Bohmer and others at his residencel

Jat the time of the shooting reportedly are active in the San Diego

Convention Coalition which is a New Left group formed during the

Fall of 1971 to organize demonstrations at the Republican National

Convention scheduled to be held in San Diego during August, 1972.

Bohmer reportedly has indicated that on 1/6/72 prior to the

shooting he received two threatening telephone calls from persons

stating they were members of SAO.

A sticker of SAO was also

pasted to the door of Bohmer's office.

Some SAO organizers appear to be identical with individ- '

uals who were formerly involved in Minutenen activities.

Our

San Diego Office has

aspects In the investigation of this new group:

157-23577

REG-48 / 57-23572

EX-104'J5

IGB: Cal g

(9)

FIlT

5-

CONTINUE BOTOVER

alienand

JAN& 13/22.

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Memorandum to Mr. E. S. Miller

Re: Secret Army Organization

157-23577

Pertinent information concerning this shooting attack

and threatening calls has been included in the daily teletype

sunmary regarding Protest Activity and Civil Disturbances which

is furnished The White House and other interested Government

•agencies. You will be advised of any further pertinent

developments.

ACTION:

EM

6B

fett

For information.

DEM

WAS

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TELETYPE

NITEL

TO SAN DIEGO.

1/20/72

kx.

R.L. Shackelford

DIRECTOR, FBI.

ks. T.J. Smith

(Mr. R. Horner)

OSIERES ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO), EXTREMIST MATTERS. I - MY. Brockman

RESUANT TO PHOENLY NOVEMBER NINE LAST AND YOUR TELETYPE

JANUARY SEVEN LAST ENTITLED "CAREF, NEW LETT MOVSENT • VIOLENCS,

IS " NEW LIFT,"

IN VIEW ON INFORKATION CONTAINED IN REIERENCED TELETIPE YOU

SHOULD VICOROUSLI

INTENSITY YOUR ENVESTIGATION OF SAO TO ASCERTAIN

IX'S AIMS AND OBSCTIVES, DISCIIFTLY IDENCITY ITS LEADERS AND REMBERS

AND DEFERENT IE ANY ACTS OF VIOLENCE ARE BEING PLANNED. LOGICAL

SQUICES SHOULD ES TARGETED TO DETERKING ICCATION ON ANY ACETINGS BY

MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP AND DATA REGARDING ANY WEAPONS MAIBERS MAT

.... i!

POSSESS

LOGICAL SOURCES SHOULD BE TARGETED TO DISCREETUX DEVELOP ANY

INTELLIGENCE DATA REGARDING THREATINING TELEPHONE CAZIS BE NEMBERS

OF SAO,

AS KENTIOUND IN REISRENCED TELLIYEL. YOUR SOURCES SHOULD

BE TARGETED TO OBRAIN ADVANCE XNTELLICENCE DATA REGARDING ANY

POSSIBLI VIOLENCE BY MELBERS ON FEIS GROUP.

Giante

EX-III

193: amk/ege ege

(5)

0E8-41

151-235775

Mr. Tolson

Mr.

Felt.

Mr. Rosen

Mr.

Mohr

Sir.

Bishop

Mr. Miller,

FECERAL: CUREM OF INVESTIGATION

Mr. Callahan -

Mr. Casper.

COMMUNICATIONS SECTION

Mr. Conrad

Mr. Daluey

AIr. Cleveland.

JAN I 0 1972

3r. Ponder -

Mr. Bates.

Mr. Waikart -

Mr. Walters

I JAN 2 4 97 ETER

Miss Landy~

MAIL, ROOM L

SEE NOTE PAGE TWO

H-B0254

LISAN 17 1972

993-11418 :

941.1

GUM

157-23577

TELETYPE UNIT

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TELETYPE TO SAN DIEGO

RE: SECRET ARMIX ORGANIZATION

• ALL PERTINENT INFORMATION DEVELOPED SHOULD BE PROMPTLY

SUBMITTED IN FORM SUITABLE FOR DISSEMINATION:

NOTE:

*-.

Referenced teletype indicated two shots were fired during the

mening of let at the residence of Peter Bohmer,

a san Diego

State College Professor. One individual at the residence

was wounded by gunfire.

Referenced teletype indicated Bohmer

and others at his residence at the time of shooting are active

La the san Diego convention Coalition, described as a

group formed during the rail oi 1911 to organize disruption

ac Republic Nationa. Convention to be held in san Diego.

• ~August, 1972.

Referenced teletype further indicated Bohmer

mentioned he had early on 1/6/12 received two threatening

telephone calls from persons stating they were members of the

Secret Army Organization.

0i SAO was placed on the door of Bohmer's office.

SO has been described as an ultra-conservative/mlitary

organization recently formed in the San Diego area to replace

the Minutemen organization.

Minutemen is a paramilitary

group organized in June, 1960, as a resistance to the spread of

communism in the United

States by use of guerrilla tactics.

San Diego has previously been instructed to determine aims

and objectives and identitles of oiiicers or captioned organization.

In view of data contained in referenced teletype, San Diego being

Instructed i autapo to Intensily its investigation of this

organization.

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MAÏ HEZ GLITIN'!

GIA FPIME (61 CF14) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES COVERE

SENT

Memora: dum

read on,

DIRECTOR, FEI (157-23577)

DATE: 12/22/71

FROM

SAC, PHONIX (257-1173) (P)

UBJECT

SECRET ARNY ORGANIZATION (SAO)

EXTRIMIST MATTERS

.00:

SD

letter to' PX,

Re PY letter to Bureau, 10/22/71 and Bureau

11/9/71.

• On 12/13/71, maine

furnished additional

printed material concerning the

Secret Army Organization

which he receivad through the mails from "SAW", in an

envelope postmarked at Lemon Grove, California

on December s,

1971.

"Artist

the envelope bore the return addressinis material

SupplY: P.O. Box 593, lemon GrovE 92015, "

is the subject matter of a letterhead menorandum, six

copies of which are enclosed for

the Bureau.

For

the infornation of the seattle Office,

the

letter which accompanied

the

referenced material

made

reference to "our friend up in

Washington who vas tied

up in court on December 3 as a

witness for a friend who

was busted by the aye.

"SAM" indicated that

"our friend

up Forth" would be traveling with him in Junuary, and that

"friend in Northland

said that his

hot for the idea of starting a branch. „people are real

"SAk" also wrote,

"We are looking for a buy on some tear gas grenades and

806.

caztridges."

ĐX-10%

22- Bureau

(enc

• 46) (R)

REC-62

2

San Diego

(gic.

5)

sacramenta

(enc. 2) (RI) (info.)

San Francesco

¡enc.

2) (RM) (info.)

-

Seattle

(euc. 3) (Ril) (into.)

• Los Angeles jene.

2)

(info.) (RHI)

2

Kansas City (enc

2) (RAI) (info.)

- Oklahoma Ciiy (enc. 2) (RI) (inio.)

•. Las Vegas (enc. 3) (Ril) (inio.)

2

- Phoenix

CLC/pas

(20)

ISDEDIU,SS

RS. 14/1

157-235-77-

16 DEC P7NT

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a 1019y U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the legion Sawings lan

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• PX-157-1173

CLC/pas

Copies of this LHM are being sent to offices

having direct and potential interest in this matter:

This LHM is being classified confidential to

protect the confidential informant, who, at the juncture of

the investigation, appears to be the only source of information

in the Phoenix Division.

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In Reply, Please Refer so

File No.

UNITE

STATES DEP. RTMENT OF JU

CE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA

Phoenix, Arizona

December 21, 1971

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

A confidential informant has made background

information available concerning the emergence of a new

"patriotic" group under the name "Secret Army Organization"

Five former members of the Minutemen organization

met in secret in October, 1971, for the purpose, in their

words, of effecting "an organization of loyal Americans

dedicated to the preservation of both national and individual

freedon."

According to source, this is predominantly a

Minutemen oriented movement which couches its statement of

principles as follows in a piece of its literature captioned

"Join the Secret Army Organization":

I) To prepare the means of personal defense

and survival in case of enemy attack.

2) To resist and expose the spread of communist

influence and propaganda within our own national

boundaries.

3) To investigate by means of our own secret

memberships the infiltration of communist sympathizers

into American organizations of government, business,

labor, religion and education.

CONFIDENTIAL

Group I

Excluded from Automatic

Downgrading and Declassification

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.

ENCLOSURE

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SECRET ARMY OR-NIZATION

1) To resist by any and all means the

passage of laws which regulate the private owner-

ship of firearms or. which detract from the

individual's ability to defend his own family

and personal property.

5) To promote knowledge and skill in the

use of arms by our own members and by the

general public.

harrass and destroy troops of any foreign power

that might occupy United States territory.

7) To lend assistance and support wherever possible

to other resistance organizations, domestic or

foreign, opposing communist expansion or

subversion.

BEZABER OF SUBJECI ORGANKAZRON

8) To pursue these programs as private citizens

motivated only by patriotism and to remain

entirely free of government subsidies or control. '

B. AppROx1938

The organizing members of the Secret Army

Oyganization have not been completely identified, but ARiz

organization of the group is being spearheaded by Jerry

Davis,

also known as "Sam" Davis, Of San Diego, CallIornia,

5031 2e00

vemon Grove, California, 92045."

A second general

for the organization is "S.A.0., P.O. Box 5791,

Non Diego,

California, 92105." A third mail drop is

showard clark,

1080 6th Street, Ramona, California, 92065.

Jerry Davis is described as a white male, American,

age 33, height 5'8", weight 150 pounds.

There is attached to and made a part of this

memorandum printed material (photocopied) from Secret

Army Organization headquarters which characterizes further

the captioned organization.

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T ARMY ORGAN*

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

SATION

Dear Fellow American,

• Your application for membership in the Secret Army Organization has been

processed and approved. It is our profound hope that your membership in the

S. A. O. will prove to be a benefit to the organization and yourself as well. A

dedicated member will find that his association with our organization is a way of

life that is far more rewarding than the ordinary mediocre existence of his fellow

enlightened citizens.

For security purposes all records regarding individual members are listed

by numbers only. Your number will be

_ Please sign all future

correspondence addressed to the organization with this number. You need not list

your address unless it is different from the one in our records.

Another security measure employed by our organization is the use of mail

drops. The mail drop is an address listed in a fictitious name of a person or

company not cornected with the organization. Each member is assigned one that

he will use in sending all reports, correspondence, materials, etc., to the organ-

ization. Your assigned mail drop IS:

We have a tremendous job_ahead of us. Certainly, none of us pretend to

know what the future holds for ourselves or for our native land. We do feel, how-

ever, that our freedom is gravely threatened. It is not always possible to know

the best thing to do. But we do know this - our forefathers have given us a life of

freedom and opportunity such as never existed before in all history. We must

strive to pass this heritage on to future generations intact.

Our organization is not suggesting or doing anything more than Americans

have always done - starting in 1776.

Enclosed is some further information about our organization, its history,

objectives, and programs. Your record has been turned over to our training sec-

tion and you should receive your first training program within two weeks..

Sincercly yours,

ARIZ:

HI.

Captain Patricky McDonald

S.A. O. Headquarters Staff

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PRACTICAL SECURITY MEASURES

1: Use deceptive measures. Subscribeto one or more left-wing periodicals

or get on the mailing list of some "peace movement". This will keep the postal in-

specotrs guessing as to which side you are really on. While doing this our members

can be of great assistance in searching this left-wing literature for names and ad-

dresses of fellow travelers and forwarding this information for our Central Intelli-

gence files. We desperatoly need people to assist in this work. Please inquire as

to detailed instructions for such activity.

2. Always use'two envelopes in sending mail to any patriotic organizations or

to any other memher of our ownorganization. Do not put a return address on the

outer envelope. Put your return address on the inside envelope with the words,

"return postage guaranteed".

3.

Place some opaque material such as tin foil, carbon paper, etc. between

the inner and outer envelopes to prevent your mail from being read by infra- red

• cameras.

4. Send all letters from corner mail boxes

or from post offices where you

are not known.

*5.

Be careful in the use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls to known

members of the organization as much as possible.

6. Prepare telephone codes ahead of time for future protection.

7. In recruiting new members always learn as much as you can about the

prospective recruit and make sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify your-

self as a member of the organization.

8. Members of the organization in each area should be divided into four

groups:

A.

B.

Those who have been identified publicly or by law enforcement agencies

as members of the Secret Army Organization.

Those persons not known as members of this organization but who are

generally known as being patriots.

• C. Those persons who have kept their political beliefs hidden.

D. Members who profess to be liberal for the purpose of infiltrating enemy

organizations.

• All members should be very careful in making contact with persons in a

different category than themselves. For oxample, people in Class I should be

very secret in their contacts and communications with persons of Class A or Class

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•B. Each membe

nust respect the security of every ottur member. Do not, under

any circumstances, identify one member of the organization even to oiher memhers

without his expressed permission on each and every occasion.

9. Avoid loose talk. Do not discuss organizational plans in public places

where you could be overheard. Do not even hint at such a discussion in the pre-

sence.of non-members.

10. Do not write patriotic letters to newspapers or magazines under your

own name. To do so achieves very little except to identify you to the enemy.

11. If you are already known as a patriot, or as a member of this organiza-.

tion you may find it advisable to spread the rumor that you have become disillusioned

with the right-wing or for you to pretend a gradual loss of interest.

12: Classify your various members addresses, you communications and

your other activities as "top secret, "secret" or "restricted". Use your most

secret lines of communication only for the most important messages rather than

flooding them with unimportant material.

13. Demand obedience to all security measures from all members. Per-

sistent disregard for security measures should be cause for disciplinary action.

14. Check your lines of communication from time to time by serding phoney.

messages to make certain they are not intercepted.

15. Change mail drops, meeting places,

etc.

frequently.

16. Prepare secret rendevous points, mail/drops, etc. now that may be

used in time of some future emergency.

17. Each unit should assign some member the rank of Security Officer and.

should set up a system of lines or other penalties for failure to comply with secur-

ity precautions.

18. Observe the "need to know" rulé. Each member should be given only

that information

which is needed by him in the performance of his duty or which

he will

need in cooperating with other members of the unit. No member should

feel "left out" because he is denied such information. Instead every member

should willingly avoid information which he does not need.

19. Be careful that you are not followed in going to and from meeting places

or in making contact with other members of the organization.

20. Keep all records and correspondence carefully hidden and in a manner

that they can be easily destroyed. Records should be kept in code whenever possi-

ble.

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SECHCT ARMY ORGANIZATION

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

A

U

Dear Fellow American,

Enclosed with this letter is your Preliminary Training Program. This

first program is only a brief outline of some of the material that will be cover-

ed in later programs. There are four basic programs used by the Secret Army

Organization: Intelligence, Security, Propaganda, and Recruiting, in that

order. Each program will cost the new member $3. 00 and will take between

one to three weeks to complete.

The correspondence training program

serves a number of purposes,

but the two major purposes are:

I. It lets us know which members of the organization have the patience

and determination to finish assignments given them.

2. It lets us be certain that the members have the necessary basic

training in intelligence, security, etc., which is essential to al-

most any important task which we could assign a member in under~

ground warfare.

Proper training in these four basic skills is absolutely essential for

every member of an underground army. A member may be an expert in sur-

vival techniques, use of weapons, urban warfare tactics and all the rest but

experience has shown that without these other basic skills they seldom do much

fighting - they just commit suicide.

For those of you who wish to become active and trusted members of the

Secret Army Organization, let us emphasize again that the quickest way of do-

ing so is to begin and diligently complete the basic training programs.

After you have completed the five work projects listed in the Preliminary

Training Program send $3.00 in to your regular mail drop and we will send you

the first training program on Intelligence. In view of the urgent situation we

now face some of our new members may receive special assignments after

having completed the first two training programs. If this happens please try

to redouble your efforts so that your special assignments can be taken care of

while continuing to complete your regular training program.

• SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

At 6

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Secret Army Organization

PRELIMINARY TRAINING LESSON

Project No. 1

Look over the various books in your local public library that have been

written on intelligence and espionage. Select two that seem best and read them

carefully.

Project No. 2

Write a brief outline of these two books and send it to your regular assign-

ed mail drop or to General Headquarters.

Project No.

3

Get in touch ivith one trusted friend that you do not ordinarily see too

often. Preferably one that does not live in your present neighborhood. Inform

him that hẹ may, in the future, receive letters with an inner envelope with your

name on'it: Make sure he vill keep these envelopes confidential and will secretly

pass them on to you or hold them until you can pick them up.

Letus know

this alternate address in case we need to contact you in extreme circumstances.

Project No.

Make necessary preparations to use a fictitious name for receipt of left-

wirg literature and correspondence. An important part of each members duties

is to keep yourself and our organization informed on left-wing and communist

activity in your area.

A phoney organization that includes the word "Peace" as part of its name

is always a suitable cover. The address can be a P. O. Box, that of a friend, or

even your own address. Mail several letters to the name and address you de-

cide on to get the postal employees accustomed to it now. Then you will be ready

to use it for the real thing.

Project No. 5

While working in the library, place the enclosed Secret Army Organiza-

tion leaflets in between the pages of various books where they will be found and

read by others.

GOIN

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ecret Army Organization

• PRELIMINARY TRAINING PROGRAM

It would be a mistake to think that our enemies have one set plan for the con-

quest of the United States. They are maintaining many continuous attacks on many

fronts at the same time - political, education, business, labor, and even religion.

They are continuously probing for weak spots in the defenses of our nation. During

the past fourly years so many openings have been left to them by the stupidity and

collusion of our national leaders that they have been able to adrance almost at will.

There is little we can do to change this situation at this time. Rather than

deplete our limited resources on futile attempts to do so, we must concentrate on

building a workable anti-communist underground army based on realities rather

than wishful thinking and organized on the tried and proven principles of underground

warfare.

The communists have fifty years experience in supressing anti-communist

underground activity. If we are to fight them successfully - if we are to hold out

until the final victory of freedom over tyranny - then our underground army is going

to have to be the most skillful and dedicated that the world has ever known.

There

• is only one kind of member that can qualify for such an army - the very best!

This will require intensive training and practice.. There is no short cut to

perfection. By drawing on the talents of several of our more experienced members

we think we now have a training program that can develoy that kind of underground

army.

In this program four different types of training will be involved:

1. Correspondence and printed material.

2. Tape recordings, picture slides, charts, etc., sold or loaned to S. A. O.

units or members.

3. Actual experience - "On the job" training by carrying out assignments

under supervision of more experienced members.

4. Training maneuvers - Duc to the difficulty of keeping large training ses-

sions secrct the General Staff has decided that such training sessions will be held

only for small soloct groups that have already completed sufficient preliminary

training at the local level.

INTELLIGENCE - SECURITY - PROPAGANDA

This preliminary training lesson is designedto give our members basic know-

Jedge and practice in intelligenee, security and propaganda. This first lesson is basic

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preparation for advanced training in these three important activities which will be

dealt with in grenter detail further on in the training program.

INTELLIGENCE

Underground warfare, as we customarily think of it, cannot succeed unless it

is supported by a well developed organization comprising all the essential functions

of intelligence, security, propaganda, communications, supply, medical services,

etc.

Ot all these, intelligence is most important. Let's consider one example:

Suppose you picked up a telephone book, opened it up to any page at random, closed

your eyes and put your finger on one name. Now suppose you read that nama for

the first time and said to yourself, "Sometime in the next 30 days I'm going to kill

this man,"

Consider the situation - one man, picked at random is marked for death. He

might be the most powerful, the wealthiest, the most influential man in that city but

none of thes things woul help him in the least. He would be defenseless. Why? Be-

cause you would have one thing that he did not have - intelligence. You would know

his identity and he would not know yours. So long as that condition continued, there

would be no possible ivay in which he could arrange an adequate defense against you.

Exactly the same situation exists between oursolves and our communist and

socialist enemies. Our success will be directly proportionate to our knowledge of

them and inversely proportionate to their knowledge of us.

Whatever a member's principal job may be in the Secret Army Organization,

he must have a basic knowledge of intelligence techniques. This subject is there-

fore the first to be considered in our training program.

The word "intelligence"', when used in a military sense refers to those

methods that can be used to gain useful information. We usually think of this as

knowledge of the enemy but it also includes information about the terrain, general

population, available supplies and all other facts that will help in planning future

activities.

, Intelligence is roughly divided into three parts:

• 1. Observation. During a hot war this includes scouting and patrolling,

observation of enemy troop movements, etc. On the cold war front this includes

shadowing of enemy personnel, surveillance of enemy officers, tapping of telephones,

interception of messages, etc.

2. Rescarch and Analysis. Collecting and cataloging all possible useful

information from general sources, nowspapers, radio, trade magazines, etc. ,

then matching up isolated scraps of information until an accurate picture is obtained

of some situation that would not therwise be known.

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3. Espionage. This involves the placing or recruiting of agents within the

enemy perso.nel where they can learn the enemy's plans first hand, steal the enemy's

documents or materials, influence or misdirect the enemy's plans or policies.

Suppose you had a chance to seesome important document for just a few

minutes. How quickly could you scan it for its essential content? How well could

you separate the important from the unimportant? Could you record this informa-

tion in a written message that can be easily read and will not be misinterpreted?

Imagine that you are the leader of a patrol sent forward to observe and

track an enemy column prior to a possible ambush. From time to time you will

need to send back your observations in written form. Each S. A. O. member must

" develop the ability to put his thoughts on paper in such a way that they will be easily

read and unmistakable.

The first two projects

are designed to give the new member an opportunity

to test these skills while learning (or reviewing) basic elements of espionage

activity. When these have been completed more advanced material will be furnished

to the member directly. Useful intelligence projects of increasing complexity and

importance will be assigned to those wishing to specialize in this work.

SECURITY

It is obvious what a great advantage we can gain over our enemies by proper

information about their plans and activities. It is equally true that much of this

advantage will be lost unless we can keep our plans and activities secret from them.

This is the basic purpose of all security activities. Overall secruity operations of

an underground movement can be divided into five basic parts:

1. Protecting the identity of underground personnel and their families.

2. Keeping secret the location, movements and plans of underground units.

3. Keeping secret the location of underground headquarters, alternate

hideouts and supply depots.

4. Protecting the identity of civilians, or individual members of the popu-

lation that are friendly to underground forces.

• 5. Maintaining secrecy of communications.

As we have already said it is difficult to even guess what forms the coming

conflict will takc. Nevertheless, the strategy of all successful underground move-

ments must satisfy these three basic principles:

First, is the "Principle of Deliberate Delay". During this state, the under-

ground gathers its forces, checks its sccurity, prepares its intelligence, establishes

its lines of communications and waits for the enemy to become complacent and over-

confident.

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Second is the "Principle of Provocation". At the beginning of this stage only

a few real patriots are villing to take part inunderground activity. The vast major-

ity of the population is still wishfully thinking that they can "get along" with the

oppressive forces.

They want only tobe left alone and will not take action until they

are personally threatened. During this stage the underground conducts a series of

actions which provoke the enemj forces into making harsh repressive measures on

the general population. This turns the gencral population against the oppressive

forces and convinces them that the underground is really their only hope.

Stage Three may be called "Principle of Natural Allies". When the govern-

ment's action against the general population becomes sufficiently brutal then large

numbers of people will be willing to help or join the underground. Their reasons

for doing so may be numberous and their ideology man not always be the same as

the basic underground movement. During this stage minor differences between

different underground groups must be minimized and all of our natural allies must

be rallied to the cause of freedom.

The intelligence branch of our organization is well aware of the communist

infiltration and control of the present United States government. It can rightly be

said that we are now partially controlled by a foreign ideology. Thus, we are al-

ready engaged in Phase I of this conflict. How long this will continue until open

warfare breaks out is anyone's guess. Once again, the best prediction of our in-

tellignece department is that Stage II will last for several months, perhaps even

years. This will be a time of assassination and counter assassination, terror and

counter terror. During this phase the "average citizen" may avoid direct conflict

at the price of his dignity and individual freedom. Known patriots will be in ex-

treme danger.

For most people membership in the Secret Army Organization will not

materially increase their danger during this time. For many years our enemies

have carefully catalogued the name and address of every person who has ever

written a patriotic letter to a newspaper. The membership lists of the more prom-

inent "conservative" organizations havelong been available to communist infiltrators

in these organizations.

Continued activity and membership in other conservative organizations by

members of the S. A. O. is desirable in many cases but those individuals should not

identify themselves as members of the Secret Army Organization. For most of our

own members it will be best if you do not take part in the activities of these other

organizations. Although many of you are already "marked" men a certain degree

of security can still be achieved by quietly dropping out of other right-wing activities

and keeping your membership in the S. A. O. secret from all except your most

trusted fellow members.

There may come a time when the average American is still able to go about

his business with little regimentation but during which you as a known or suspected

patriot, miy be sought out for arrest or assassination.

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Project IlI listed at the end of this chapter may make it possible for the or-

ganization to contact you and render assistance should you ever find it necessary to

go into hiding with little advance notice.

Project IV is a first step toward learning more about your enemies and at

the same time, confusing them as to which side you are really on.

PROPAGANDA

Another essential function of the underground is to convincingly inform the

general public of what they stand for and thus gain the support of the general popu-

lation. This must be done through propaganda, both written and spoken. Under

conditions of enemy occupation the spreading of anti-communist propaganda would

obviously be very dangerous. Even now there are certain phases of our propaganda

effort that is best done by surreptitious means. Thus, observation, communication

and propaganda are three elementary duties of every underground member.

- Never before has propaganda been so imporiant to the ultimate outcome of a

major conflict. The ulitmate object of any war is to force your desires on the minds

of your enemies. Our enemies are attempting to do this by the non-violent means

of psychological warfare.

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Selection of weapons and supplies should give the Combat Team maximum

flexibility to meet any condition that may be encountered in either rural or urban

warfare. Consideration should be given to all possible situations that may de-

velop relating to both traditional guerrilla warfare and modern underground war-

fare techniques. It should be kept in mind that the Combat Team is a functional

part of a resistance network. It's activities should be coordinated with other

teams to take maximum advantage of its striking powers.

Disregarding the inclusion of weapons peculiar to a given mission, the

standard distribution of men and weapons could be as follows:

#1

(Team Lieutenant) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, flare gun, and binoculars. 300 rounds of ammunition load-

ed in clips should becarried for the rifle, plus 50 extra rounds of

ammunition for the pistol.

#2

(Team Member) Riot Shotgun, automatic pistol, sheath knife, and

wire cutters (with insulated handles). 100 rounds of No. 4 Buck~

shot in pouches for the shotgun, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

$3

(Team Member) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, and smoke grenades or flares.

300 rounds of ammunition

in clips for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.

#4

• (Team Sergeant) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, flare gun, and binoculars. Ammunition requirement is

the same as #1 man.

#5

(Team Member) M1903 Springfield Rifle with sniper scope, auto-

matic pistol, sheath knife, and entrenching shovel. 100 rounds of

AP ammunition in bandoleers for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pis -

tol ammunition.

#6

(Team Member) AR-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

knife, and 30 feet of climbing rope with grappling hook. Ammu-

nition requirement is the same as #1 man.

ADDITIONAL MATERIAL

In addition to the weapons and supplies already listed each team member

should have the following basic equipment:

Sleeping bag and waterproof ground cloth

Canteen (1 quart army type)

C.

Survival rations for three days

First aid kit

e.

f.

g.

h.

Gas mask with extra filter

Flashlight with extra batleries

Faligue or camouflage clothing

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Combat or paratrooper boots

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The team leaders will be responsible for maintaining the overall

security of the unit. Personal

feelings should not. affect decisions

involving reprimand or dismissal of men from the team for reasons

that endanger its operation or security.

n.

Intelligence gathering as an important part of each team member's

duties should be stressed. Information on the location and move-

ments of local communist and left-wing enemies of the organization

should be sent to either Regional or General Headquarters.

The team leaders will be responsible for maintaining contact with

higher command and for the transmission of orders from same.

ORGANIZATION

The "Combat Team" will consist of six men.

These six men will be divid-

ed into two sub-teams (Sections). Number One Section will consist of the Team

Lieutenant and two other team members. Number Two Section will consist of the

Team Sergeant and the two remaining team members. When completely assembled

the unit will act directly under the command of the 'Team Lieutenant. When split

into sections the Team Sergeant will carry out the orders of the Team Lieutenant

during missions but will be in immediate command of the Number Two Section.

In the absence of the Team Lieutenant the Sergeant will take command of the Unit.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation of the Combat Team will be effected by the use of two car-

riers. Interception and/or destruction of one carrier will not, then, immobilize

the team. In addition, each carrier can serve as a scouting element for the other.

Motorized carriers should be as inconspicuous as possible and still serve their

purpose. Jeeps and pickup trucks should be used only where such vehicles are

owned and used commonly by the general population or where the terrain makes

their use necessary. Most often an ordinary passenger car will suffice. The

model selected should have a good road clearance so it can be used on dirt roads.

Tire chains (if needed), hydraulic jacks, extra gas, water, and suitable tools

should be stored in the vehicle.

TRAVEL PROCEDURES

Underway, Carrier #I will lead and Carrier #2 will trail. The "interval"

will vary with conditions. In cilies close-aboard trailing will be used. Open road,

by day, will require an interval of approximately 300 yards. At night this will

be reduced to approximately 100 yards. During travel, all equipment (especially

arms and ammunition; should be kept out of sight. Special team equipment and

weapons should be locked in the trunk of the vehicle until needed. The trunk key

should be carefully hidden so as to make it difficult to search the trunk in case

law enforcement agents should stop the car on some pretext with the intention of

searching it illegally.

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THE COMBAT TEAM

General Outline

The "Combat Team" is the smallest organizational unit used by the Secret

Army Organization. When organized in the proper manner it is capable of opera-

tional initiative when detached from the parent organization. When developed to

its highest degree of efficiency the Combat Team is almost totally self-sufficient

and able to perform any one of several missions. To attain these aims the follow-

ing elements are essential:

a.

Equipment should be well-chosen and standardized as much as pos-

sible.

b.

C.

d.

e.

1.

h.

ari

j.

k.

Communications, internal and external, must be capable of rapid

transmission, be varied in nature, and be exercised with prime

emphasis on security.

Internal coordination should be automatic in response. Confidence

among members of the team must be developed.

Selection of each position on the team should be based on psycholog-

ical aspects as well as technical competence.

Training of the men in each function should be at regular intervals

and continuous. Field problems should be given dry runs in detail.

The logistics problem should be studied with care, and made simple

and direct.

Each team will have a "leader" (Lieutenant) and an "assistant leader"

(Sergeant). These men shall be given special training by the Secret

Army Organization at "leadership seminars".

Team "marshalling points" should be selected in advance and be

well defined. Practice "alerts" will determine the team's efficiency

in response and security.

Terrain familiarity within the expected operational radius of the

team must be developed.

Weapons familiarity must be obtained throughlivefirings at various

targets. Team action must be stressed as well as individual com-

petence.

The team leader should see that a constant flow of information is

provided to team member's on the ideological struggle. This will

help induce the proper frame of mind in each member.

1.

Team missions and targets must be identified and the proper train-

ing equipment made available for each assignment.

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MBERS REPORT FORM

Piease fill out and return to your assigned mail drop as quickly as possible. If you

have not yet been assigned a regular mai drop, Mail to: P. O. Box 5791, San Diego,

California 92105.

CODE NAME OR IDENTIFICATION NUDIBER:

ADDRESS:

ZIP CODE:

(Only it chonger from last month)

BASIC CORRESPONDENCE TRINING PROGRAM: (Enclose $3.00 for each program)

Intelligence

Security

Propaganda

Recruiting

Special Note: Each program must be ordered only upon completion

of the prior program.

Enclose payment when order-

ing each program.

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATIO& MATERIAIS:

S. A. O. Stickers (50 for 51. 00)

S.A. O. Leaflets (50 for $1. 00)

Other Materials Needed:

(Recruiting forms, Histories, Etc.)

S.A. O. DUES FOR

— CONTRIBUTION TO S. A. O..

S.A. O. DUES FOR.

_ NATERIALS

TOTAL ENCLOSED.

DESCRIBE BRIEFLY YOUR ACTIVITIES PERTAINING TO THE ORGANIZATION DUR-

ING THE PAST MONTH:

1.6

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CONFIDE

JOIN TNE

SECRET ARMY

ORCANIZATION

An organization of loyal Americans

dedicated to the preservation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the means of personal de-

fense and survival in case of enemy attack.

2. To resist and expose the spread of

communist influence and propaganda within

our own national boundaries.

3. To investigate by means of our own

secret memberships the infiltration of com-

munist sympathizers into American organi-.

zations of government, business, labor,

religion and education.

1. To resist by any and all means the pas-

sage of laws which regulate the private

ownership of firearms or which detract from

the individual's ability to defend his own

family and personal properly.

5. To promote knowledge and skill in the

use of arms by our own members and by the

general public.

6. To form in

advance of actual need a

secret underground organization equipped lo

spy upon, harrass and destroy troops of any

foreign power that might occupy United

States territory.

7. To lend assistance and support wherever

possible to other resistance organizations,

domestic or foreign, opposing communist

expansion or subversion.

8. To pursue these programs as privale

citizens motivated only by patriotism and to

remain entirely free of goverument subsidies

or control.

• The Secret demy Organization is a national rigga-

Lation of patriotic americans who are preparing then:

selves as a last line of defense agninst communism.

To

exemplify the necessity of such an organication, ve quole

the 1960 Annual Report of the Commitice on Us-Imerican

Activities as follo's:

"Events of the past yoar have provided convincing

evidence that the American people cannot rely completely

on this country's armed forces to protect themselves

from communist domination and slavery.

because our military forces lack the poiver or the will to

defend this country, but rather because the nature of the

attacks boing male on the United States by its major and

only significani cuemy are so designed as to render con-

ventional military forces

as ineffective as possible for

defense purposes. "

Starting from nothing 50 years ago, communism

now rigidly controls one-third of the human race and has

subverted to varsing degrees the remaining two-thirds.

In the past 20 years the communists have conquered 20

sovereign nations, one by armod conquest and 19 by in-

ternal subversion or negotiation.

There is not one of these countries in which the

communists rule by the consent of the people. Every-

there they must perpetuate themselves by terror.

They

remain in power only through the use of the most brutal

police state tactics.

The communists consider their party worsers

not simply as an accessory to armed conquest but as the

actual spearhead

of any invasion into new territory.

From this point of vies the United States was "invaded"

by Soviet troops more than 30 jears ago. It has been

authoritatively estimated that the communists now hare

an army of 500, 000 combatants already landed on Ameri-

can shores and already working by the most insidious

means to destroy our American way of life.

The cold war is very real. It must be fought and

won.

The oaly alternative is to lose and to lose nicans

that future Americans for generations to come must live

in terror and in slavery.

Appeasement is futile. He

cannot bargain with moral barbarians who never have and

never will know the meaning of honesty.

Communism must be defeated, not merely resist-

. ed. We must ridour country of traitors and fellow trave-

ler's. We must embark on a massive offensive turning

every communist trick - from propaganda to infiltration-

against our mortal enemy. This is the one and only way

to win the struggle for survival.

Send 20¢ in coin or stamps for full information ou

the Secret Army Organization programs and membership

application to: S.A. O., P. O. Box 5791, San Diego, Calif-

ornia '92105.

CONFIDEN

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Sec

Army Organization

TRAINING PROGRAM

INTELLIGENCE

CONFIDENT

We are faced with a dangerous enemy who has repeatedly boasted of his

plans to destroy our Constitutional Republic and to enslave our people.

For more than fourty years they have been infiltrating their agents into

the most sensitive areas of labor, press, entertainment, education, law, com-

munications, religion, industry and government. The degree of their success

is made obvious by our government's failure to oppose communism internation-

ally and by our fellow citizens' lack of interest in their own preservation.

We already know a considerable amount about this enemy; their origin,

objectives, approximate strength, organizational structure and general meth-

ods of operation.

There are four areas where we especially. need additonal information:

I. Details of the techniques used in espionage, infiltration and subver-

sion by individual agents, including the methods by which they control their

fellow travelers.

2. The equipment used for surveillance, communication, assassination,

sabotage, etc., by individual enemy agents.

3. Working details of their short range programs either in operation or

planned for the near future.

4. The actual identity of enemy agents, fellow travelers and sympathi-

zers along with details regarding their work, place of residence, cover opera-

tion, means of transportation, travel pattern, personal appearance, mental

characteristics, personal lives, business and organizational activities.

Our ultimate victory or defeat may depend on our ability to obtain

• enough of this vitally important information.

There are literally thousands of sources from which bits of valuable in-

formation can be obtained. These range from such extremes as the local news-

paper's to documents stolen from the enemy's guarded vaults.

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CONTTDENITAI

• =

The met,ids of gathering intelligence are i ughly divided into two

groups: 1) Research and Analysis, and 2) Espionage.

Espionage includes all the "illegal" means of obraining information, such

as wire-tapping, interception of mail, stealing of documents, secretly photo-

graphing records, infiltrating spies into enemy organizations, bribing or black~

mailing individuals of the enemy apparatus.

Research and Analysis includes the careful systematic search of all

newspapers, magazines, trade journals, house organs, political pamphlets,

books, public records, etc., to sift a few "needles" of valuable intelligence

from several "haystacks" of general information.

Professional intelligence organizations obtain about 95% of their infor-

mation from Research and Analysis and only about 5% from Espionage. When

espionage techniques are used, they prove most effective when a specific mis-

sion is carefully planned out in advance which takes advantage of all possible

background information that may be obtained by research methods.

Let's examine how these various techniques might be used to obtain

additional information of the four basic types we need most.

1. Details of the techniques used in espionage, infiltration and subver-

sion by individual agents including methods by which they control their fellow

traveiers.

An agent trainee may learn something of the general espionage methods

used by communist agents who have defected from the paxty and have then

written about their experiences. Beyond this they are of very little value. The

actual details of such techniques are uniformly neglected.

More useful information can be obtained from the study of past court

records in which evidence has been presented in espionage cases. Hints and

clues may occasionally be picked up from continuous and careful study of the

regular news media. Really basic information of this type, however, must be

obtained by infiltration and espionage techniques.

2. The equipment used for surveillance, communications, assassination,

sabotage, etc., by individual agents.

Hints about the type of hidden microphones, short wave transmitters,

miniture tape rocorders, etc. used in surveillance and communication by es-

pionage agents sometimes are mentioned by chance in the regular press or

news magazines, in connection with reported spy cases. Technical details and

construction plans occasionally are given in the electronics or "Popular Science"

type magazines. Other information may be requested directly from the manu-

facturers of such equipment.

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CONITOENTTAT

The type of short acting or long acting poisons best suited for assassina-

tion under various conditions might be anticipated by a careful study of toxicol-

ogy; from "Chemical Abstracts" and Biological Abstracts"; from current maga-

zines on pharmacology, as well as from such magazines as "Scientific Monthly"

and "Science Newsletter", all available from larger city libraries.

Information on explosives is available from ordinance journals, litera-

ture from manufacturers, technical books, mining and drilling magazines, etc.

Naturally, such special fields of interest are best pursued by some per-

son who already has an aptitude in each particular line.

This is one of the things that makes us feel that the American people are

uniquely equipped to form a deadly effective underground. Nowhere else in the

world does any population have as many useful hobbies and avocations that could

be adapted to underground warfare. Many by products of these hobbies can be

• used as sabotage instruments. Just one typical example - the dust from grind-

ing wheels in metal shops should be saved to mix with grease for the bearings

of enemy machinery.

3. Working details of their immediate and future plans and activities.

Advance information about "peace marches and racial demonstrations

can be had by subscribing to appropriate communist front publications. Details

as to the size of the demonstration and degree of violence anticipated must be

obtained by infiltrating such organizations. Communist plans for future propa-

ganda campaigns, subversion,*

espionage, blackmail of government officials,

etc., may be learned directly by infiltration or may be deduced from a close

study of their past activities.

4. Identity and personal information about enemy agents.

This requires the full scope of counter espionage activity; research and

analysis of enemy publications, monitoring of communist sponsored meetings,

surveillance of party offices, infiltration of enemy apparatus, recruitment of

double agents,

interception of enemy communications, etc., etc.

TECHNIQUES OF EFFECTIVE RESEARCH

1. Every researcher should be constantly on the alert for useful infor-

mation in the general news media - radio, IV, magazines, etc.

2. Each researcher should have one field of interest to which he gives

special attention.

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GONPIDENTIAT

For example:

One researcher might read every book available on "escape and evasion"

and all the stories or articles written on prison escayes, looking for ideas that

might someday help our members escape from a concentration camp.

Another researcher might continuously search the communist front

publications for names of fellow travelers; for announcements of future meet-

ings, rallies or similar activities; for additional information that would tie

suspected communists to known communist organization; for friendships, bus-

iness connections and family relationships between known communists and un-

known communists.

Each eity should have one researcher that carefully reads the daily

papers to extract such information as: names of speakers at left wing meet

ings, names and addresses of both left and right wing letters to the editor,

social functions attended by known communists, names of persons who might

be potential recruits, news of coming "peace marches" and similar demonstra-

tions, expressions of either pro or anti communist sentiments by local public

officials, educators, businessmen, ministers, etc., evidence of communist.

inspired violence, sabotage or blackmail.

There is an almost endless variety of areas that need to be covered.

Based on his or her own interests and abilities each researcher should choose

the specialty for which they are best qualified.

3. Be as specific as possible. Look for details. Include blue-prints,.

drawings or photographs of all technical equipment when possible. Don't ex-

pect your analyist to be a "mind reader". Include all the facts. Continuously

ask yourself the questions: Would this information be of value to the Secret

Army Organization? To individual espionage agents? To other members?

To our technical specialists?

1. Avoid editorial opinions and general news items as these are of

little value and needlessly swamp our limited staff of analyists.

5. Do all the work locally that you possibly can. If the person is local,

• look them up in the telephone book or cross index. Double check to make sure

the address is correct and that they still live there. Type cards if possible,

othervise; print plainly. Include phone numbers and licence numbers of cars

Whenever possible.

6. Use standard 3 x 5 inch index cards for sending in information on

individuals. Clip pages of magazines or photostat important articles. In

outlining books, be sure important facts are fully covered.

tion.

7. Always state the source of all information reported to the organiza-

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CONFTOBNTIAL

Printed below is

a sample index card showing the proper placement of

information. Use it as a guide when making out your cards.

Smith,, John D.

December i, 1970

Home Address: 657 Riverside Drive

Los Angeles, California 90000

Telephone: 222-3333

Automobile:

1968 Ford, Green 4-Door, Lic. No. CAL 555

Activities: Gave a talk against war to the Santa Ana Chapter

of the Peace and Freedom Party. Smith is a full Professor

of Political Science at UCLA. (source: Los Angeles Times,

page A-4, November 28, 1970)

XXXX

(member's ID number)

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• Ez

CONTE ITAL

(.)

INTELLIGENCE

WORK PROJECTS

1. Write to the following "peace publication" (most of them are actually commu-

nist fronts) and ask for subscription price and a sample copy.

(A) When these sample copies are received by you, proceed to make out an in-

dex card on each person mentioned as supporting or taking part in any peace or.

ganization. Do not forget to include the magazine staff (editor, circulation man-

ager, authors, etc.) Include a description of the position held or activity referred

to for each.

(B) Analyze the propaganda content of each magazine - in what way does it serve

the communist cause? When completed, send these magazines in to your regular

assigned mail drop along with your index cards, comments and analysis.

2. Using your fictitous name, write to the following "peace organization". Tell

them you are concerned about the world situation and would like to help in the .

peace movement. Ask for the location of their nearest headquarters or a local

member you could contact, as well as further information about their organiza-

tional plans and objectives.

(A) Make out index cards on all persons listed on their letterhead and in their

literature.

(B) Analyze their propaganda literature and forward it to your regular mail drop

along with your comments on how this particular organization promotes commu-

nist objectives.

(C) Send a note to let us know what research specialty you feel best qualified for

and what plans you are making to gain usclul information in this field.

CONFIDENTIAT

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•ICON

CODE NAME:

ASSIGNMENT:

RANK:

CONTACT:

Correspondence

Training

Programs

Year

Jan

Intelligence

Security

SECURITY RATING:

EGFPD

Active Grade

Propaganda

Recruiting

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

June

July

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

24

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UNIT

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

¿DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGE

.ON

Phoenix,

Arizona

December 22,

1971

ICE

In Reply, Plouse Refer to

File No.

Title

Secret Army Organization

Character

Reference

Memorandum dated and captioned

as above at Phoenix, Arizona.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This documon! contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of tho FBi. It is the property

of the FBI and Is loanod to your agency; It and its contents are not lo be distribulod outside

your agoncy,

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

OSA FPAR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES vi

RNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRECTOR,. FBI

DATE: 12/6/71

•FROM

SAC, VLAS/VEGAS (157-997/P)

SUBJECT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00:

San Diego

agent

Re Phoenix letter to

the Bureau,

10/22/71 and

Bureau letter to Phoenix, 11/9/71. (Not received by Oklahoma for

City)

Enclosed for information of Oklahoma City

is one

copy each of referenced letters with enclosure. (Phoenix LHM

dated 10/22/71)

Referenced letters indicated that JOE BURTON and

(ENU) DOYLE, Las Vegas, Nevada were knowledgeable concemning

captioned oxganization although they were not identified

as being participants in the clandestine meetings held in

Yuma, Arizona concerning this organization.

A review of Las Vegas files indicates that JoE

BURTON is probably identical to JOHN OWEN BURTON, aka, a

Iosmer si subject of the Las Vegas Office because of his

past Minutemen activities.

In March, 1971, Oklahoma City

became origin in the BURtoN case arter investigation showed

that he hide 100-ventl1, handio a gide tele 151993).

Oklahoma.

Las Vegas tiles further indicate that (ENU) DOYLE

• is possibly identical to JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR.

file 157-553, Bureau file 105-175539) DOYLE in 1965-66

was a self-admitted member of the Minutemen.

Investigation

showed that subject dropped out of the organization in 1968

and has

had no further association with it since that time.

REC-51

100-448471

2

• Bureau

• Kansas City

OkLahoma City (Enc. 2)

157-23571-3

Phoenix

San Diego

PC!'

Las

Vegas

(1 - 157-997)

1.

157-5291

1 • 157-553)

WLK:bsh

(43%: DEC 271978

BEC 80 1871

DEC 10 1971

5010-108-02

EXT.

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

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IV 157-997

It is noted that BURTON has been described as a

"dangerous man" and "unstable"

who reportedly is armed at

all times. An informant stated that BURTON would not only

engage in violence but would probably provoke it.

JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR. has been described by

sources as a person likely to provoked into irresponsible

acts of violence and is not above using violence.

addition, the file reflects that DOYLE has a working

knowledge of explosives, particularly dynamite and has been

an amateur miner.

In January, 1966, he allegedly gave a

demonstration in the use and handling of dynamite, safety

fuse, primer cord and blasting caps at a local Minutemen

training session held in the Nevada desert near Las Vegas.

Sources and informants cognizant of Minutemen

activity in the las Vegas Division have been contacted and

no positive information has been developed to date.

LEADS:

OKLAHOMA CITY DIVISION

At Tulsa, Oklahoma:

Will, through appropriate sources, determine if

•JOHN OWEN BURTON is active in captioned organization.

PHOENIX DIVISION

At Phoenix, Arizona:

will, through additional contacts wither

attempt to determine it BURTON Or DOYLE are currently

associated with SAO, or if their rames were mentioned

because of their past Minutemen activities.

LAS VEGAS DIVISION

At Las Vegas, Nevada:

Will contact additional sources re Secret Army

Organization.

2

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IV 157-997 -

Will re-open DOYLE case and conduct investigation

to determine if he is know to be active in captioned organiza-

tion.

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SUBJECT:

GGA FPMA (41 CI 1) 101-11.3

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memoranuum

DIRECTOR: FBI (157-23577)

BATTE: 12/17/71

SAC, PHOENIX (157-1173) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

00: SD

Re LV letter 12/6/71.

Contact with

PROTECT INFARMINT

obtainegladditional

organizational material pertaining so captioned organization.

This is being made the subject matter of a letterhead

memorandum, which is being submitied by seprinte letter.

/

Concerning Join Oran suktor

and SACK CONAN

DOYLE, Jr., informant advised that he

"has not met Bunton

Or DOYLE,

and that

ail he can report about them at this time

is that

the names "JOE" BURTON

Land LAcK DOYLE stand

vaguely in his nemory as liames

mentioned at the meeting in

Yuma

on 10/16/71; these were people who linew about the

formation of the

Secret Army Organization.

No indication

of current activity on the part of these two individuols

can be inferred fron this recollection; on the other

hand, informant states they must have potential as interested

recruits,

otherwise,

their names would not have been

mentioned in contest.

In this connection, informant indicate

that he will undoubtedly learn more about

BURTON and DOYLE

one way or the other as the organization develops..

Bureau (RAM)

2in Sacromento (info.) (RM)

2 - Kansas City (info.) (Ril)

2

-Phoenix

2

- Oklahoma City

(InIo.) (RM)

(157-11.73)

22

• Los Angeles (into.) (Ril,

(170-371)

2

• San

Francisco (info.) (RM)

2

~ Seattle (into.) (RAI)

- San

Diego (Ril)

3

Vegas

(RNI)

(157- 997)

(157-529)

(157-553)

CLC/pas

(21)

tien

dates made

27t0 lut

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PX 157-1173

CLC/ pas

PROTECT INFORMANT

For the most part, the recruiting has

• been in California for the SAO, but some recruiting is

taking place presumeably in the State of Washington, inasmuch

as

"Sam" makes reference to "our friend in Washington"

and that "our friend in Northland said that his people

talf."eal hot for the idea of starting a branch."

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WHET. LA

1

1

My.

Mr.

Is.

J.

G.

0.

BroCkman

I895771

SAC, Phoenix

REC6 Director, FBI (157-23577). 1

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

RePXlet 10/22/71.

for information of Kansas City: five indivicuals

met clandestinely in a motel in Yuna,

Arizona, on October 16

and 17, 1971, and a discussion was held on reorganizing the

Minuteren under the same basic tenets but under a new title,

"Secret Army Organization."

The five known individuals

used first names only and treveled to this meeting from

San Diego, Seattle, Las Vegas and Phoenix.

the five were

identified as Jerry Davis, also known as San Davis from

Two indiviquals from San Diego vere also named

Barty and

Stan, and one individual named si from Seatile and

Everett from Phoenix.

The mail drop for the organization will be in

Names mentioned in course of meeting

care of Howach Clark, 1030 6th Streets being khovledgeadle

Califoria 92065.

about the new organization were Joe Burion, Las Vegas, and

INO Doyle, Las Vegas.

This infornation was obtained by

• EX 783-R and group was intezested in establishing the avail

ability of autonatic weapons.

Bureau indicos contain no iñentifiable record

regarding above organizacion.

No identifiable data locataa

regarding individuals mentioned above based on data furnishen

with exception of Howard Francis Clark. San Diego and

Kansas City rofer to case entitled, "Howard Francis Clark,

Sii • Minutenen," wherein it is reported subject has been

involved in white-hate activities in past.

?

~ Kansas City

• Tas

Vagas

2

• San Diego

~ Scattle

can

MAILED. 5.

NOV 8 1971

+8l

Tolson

Felt

Rosen

Mohr

Bishop

Miller.E.S.

Casper

Conrad.

Dalbes

Clovoland - T

Pander ...

Bites ...

1 - 100-152595 (liovard Francis Clark)

fot rank

Mallors

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Ietter to Phoenis

Re: Secret Arny Organization

157-23577

Recipients conduct discreet preliminary-type

inquiry through established sources to determine aims and

objectives of organization and identities of officers.

Determine additional plans for meeting.

Phoenix tirough

a determine additional infosmation regarding meeting

and revion records of notel in luna and attempt to further

Identity individuals prosent at meoting.

Phoenix furnish

• Kansas City, office of origin in Minutemen nacters, additional

background regarding neeting and material distribuced at

meeting.

San Diego is designated office of origin since

headquarters or mail drop for organization at present is at

Ramona, Califomia. San Diego, Seattle and Las Vagas pren

separate cases on individuals attending meeting to completely

identify these persons and obtain haciground to determine

weapons in their possession at presont, and their propensity

for violonce.

Bear in mind possible gun las violations since

individuals have indicated interest in the availabiltiy of

automatic weapons.

Appropriate informanis should be targoted

by recipients so obtain advance intelligence data regarding

possible violence of this new group.

- 1

Kansas City canvass white-nate informants familar

with Minutenen activity to determina li in possession of

information of new seoret organization.

Recipients subnic results of investigation in a

form suitable for dissemination.

NOTE:

a furnished information of the formation of

a new white-hate organization and this meeting appears to

be the first official organizational meeting of this group.

•Phoenix in referenced letter set forth leads to San Diego;

Seattle and Las Vegas Divisions to establish the identity

of individuals and to obtain background of formation of

new organization at secret meeting held at Yuma, Arizona,

in October.

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FROM

SUBJECT

OPTITNAL FORY NO. 10

MAY IRE EDIT,O I

.. MAX FEMA (A CFR) 101-11.6

 UNITED STATES GOVE

MENT

Memorandum.

:

DIRECTOR, IBI

SAC, PHOENIX (157-NEW) (P)

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

IXTREMIST MATTERS

DATE:

10/22/71

There are enclosed to the Bureau and to intereste

offices a letterhead memorandun pertaining to captioned

organization. Five copies of the LIM are designated for the

Bureau and three copies are designated for pertinent fieldin

offices.

The confidential informant who furnishedthe.

the information on 10/18/71 to the Phoenix office.

POTECT INFORMANT

fore, recommended that the IM not be disseminated outside

the Bureau.

is felt that this

could be

done at a later

yp!!

ofganization

has been

developed in more shorte for

31

Milan Spearheading the

Phoenix' "informant advised that the individuals

organization of the Secret Army Organization

seemed to be sal ways aka win davis together with (iNu)

fatalon):

U BARRY, both of San Diego. The mali drop for the organization

will be care of HOWARD CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona,

California

92065.

• Informant advised thát (INU) STAN

seemed

to lack enthusiasm for the new organization, and seemed to be

Nazi Party.

Informant himself

the deliberations of the group.

Names. mentioned in the

course of the meeting as being

knowledgeable about the new

organization are:

2om NotoNe Las Vegas, Nevada; and

(FNU)

DOYLE, LaS Vegas

Nevado c

ST-103. F

70A 1

2- Bureau (EnC. 5) (RATELS

• San Diego (Enc.

3) (RHI

MALESS

• Scattle

(Enc. 3) (RM)

Las Vegas (Enc. 3) (197)103.

1N0 +R5T

18 OCT 26.1911

CL6/jsh

DEPT: 15D

( 10)

HOW FORK:

DATE FORM

EXT.

Man. 101

L US savins Bolitu on the Perall Samings Plans

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PX 157-NEW

CLC/jsh

Source made reference to the opening paragraph in

the "HISTORY OF THE SECRET ORGANIZATION" material attached

to this LHM wherein a group of six Minutemen allegedly met

in Northern Arizona in February 1970.

Based on the general

tenor of the conversations at Yuma incidental to the organ-

izational meeting there informant feels that the meeting he

attended at Yuma is the first official organizational meeting

The assassination of Minutemen leader has

reference to TROY HAUGHTON, former State Coordinator of the

Minutemen in California, who has been missing approximately

three years.

Source advised that the organizing: group mentioned.

in the attached LHM met in Yuma for the purpose of having

access to the gun show that took place at the Fairgrounds

there on October 16 and 17, 1971, under the sponsorship of

the Kiwanis Club. This organizing group is interested

establishing the

availability of automatic.weapons

called

LEADS:

i offices,

ATTCANIAD

The SAN DIEGO, SEATTLE and LAS VEGAS DIVISIONS will Me

through

confidential sources establish the full identity of

Auni

the individuals who met in secret at Yuma, Arizona, on

, Av

October 16, 17, 1971, in connection with this matter.

violastions/

The LIM is being classified CONFIDENTIAL to protect

2

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

October

tentr 22, 17071

CONFIDENT

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

On October 16 and 17, 1971, a coterie of five men

met clandestinely in a motel in Yuma,

Arizona, and oriented

themselves with the plans and process of reorganizing the

Minutemen under the same basic tenets but under the new name

"Secret Army Organization".

PX T-1 advises that the five

known individuals who attended this meeting used first. names

only and traveled to this meeting place from San Diego,

California; Seattle, Washington; Las Vegas, Nevada; and

Phoenix, Arizona. The five are identified briefly as

follöws:

Name

Address

Race

Sex.

Nationality

Height

Weight

Age

ALION

! Jerry Davis, also known

as sam davis

From San Diego

CALIF

! White

Male

- American

5'8"

150

Bapprox

pounds

Age 33 (Approx.)

Name

Address

Race

Sex

Height

Weight

Hair

Miscellaneous

(INU) Barry

From San Diego

White

Male

American

5'10"

175 pounds

Brown

Wears glasses

calt

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP I

EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC

DOWNGRADING

AND DECLASSIFICATION

157-

23579-

ENCLOSURE

1938

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CONFIDEN

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Name

Address

Race

Sex

Nationality

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Build

Miscellaneous

Name

Address

Race

Sex

Nationaligy

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Build

Name

Address

Race

Sex

Nationality

Height

Weight

Hair

Miscellaneous

Age

(INU)/Stan

From San Diego

White

CALIF

Male

American

6'1"

225 pounds

• Short brown hair

Hazel

Stocky

Wears small goatee

н....

(ENU

From Seattle,

Washington

White

Male

American

6']"

235 pounds

Short, light brown

Blue

Pudgy

(FNU) Everett

Phoenix,

Arizona

White

Male

American

5'10"

190 pounds

Brown

Brappr1933

Wears glasses

38 (Approх.)

Source furnished the following four items of

printed material, which had been prepared before the meeting

for recruitment purposes and for dissemination to prospective

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CONFIDENTIAL

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CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

members for captioned organization; this material is self-

explanatory as to a statement of principles for the organiza-

and is being made an appendage of this memorandum.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the FBl. 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.

- 3*

CONFIDENTIAL

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- History of the Secret Army Organization

One carly morning in Ichruary, 1970, a group of six Minutemen leaders from

four states met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and

imprisonment of two top Minutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had

brought on the organization. Although some of these men had met before in their roles

as Minutemen group leaders, others were meeting for the first time.

After much discussion, two principal points were agreed upon. First, that the

Minutemen as a national coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had

effectively been destroyed by the pro-communist elements inside the Justice Depart-

ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial

support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi-

nating organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity

by communists in the United States.

With thesc two points in mind, suggestions were p'at forward on a course of

action to be followed. After ameeting that lasted all that day and far into the next

morning, an overall plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present agreed to

merge their individual units together and form a new organization under the command

of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of a

General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader.

While retaining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was

• decided that not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a

completely new chain of command and organizational structure. If the new organiza-

tion was going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach

would be needed. Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed to

cripple the entire organization.

For this reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type

orgainization with a definite chain of command would have any chance of success. This

then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original

force of hard corepatriots that numbered lewer than two hundred, the Secret Army

Organization began thejob of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national

and individual

feedom. Using this

cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the

S. A. O. has been recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as

the freedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of the S. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have

no desire to commit suicide ourselves or to let our members do so. We have a •

strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to viclory. Only one thing is essential.

We must start preparing and training NOW! We of the S. A. O. bclieve that our country

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you fecl the same way, we invile you lo join us.

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To.r

pective Members Of The

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION:

CON

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicated and

most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.

We are willing to make any sacrifice for our country and we fully expect that some of

us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives

depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or

lukewarm conservatives. If you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily

come a time that your life would depend on how competently some other member had

learned his job:

Unless you are especially well informed on the domestic and world political

situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation

faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,

there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have

developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that within a very few years, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must

know as much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what

they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three

stages of development.

1) The Underground Network

2) Active Guerrilla Warfare

3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the

enemy does but must also have activeguerrillas and underground agents working against

the enemy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot

succeed unless these other two ingredients are used simultancously.

The first step is to form an underground network. An active guerrilla system

must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own

size. This underground must supply the active guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-

cealment, information, etc. An underground network starts with departments of

intelligence, security and propaganda in that order.

Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infiltration, escape and evasion, training,

clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfeiting enemy documents; recruiting, com-

munications and propaganda are other phases of underground activity. Each member

of the Secret Army Organization, lo be offéctive, must have a working knowledge of

all these tactics as well as the military tactics more commonly associated with guerril-

la activities.

CONPID

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ASSIGNMENT TO UNITS

G0)

Many people that inquire about membership in the Secret Army Organization

seem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.

Look at it this way. Suppose you had spent a year or more carefully recruiting and

training until you had a hard hitting team where every individual was reliable, dedi-

cated, and had confidence in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't it make you mad to

have the national or regional organization assign some rank amateur to your unit

that you you knew little or nothing about?

Before any new member is assigned to an active unit or to an important under-

ground project, he mastundergo a period of training. During this training he will be

directed through the mails by an experienced member and some of his activities may

be observed by other members without his knowiedge. Only when a new ember

proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, self-disciplined and able to operate

effectively alone will he bo accepted'as a "secure member" and invited to participate

with other unit members in a teamwork operation.

• EXPENSES •

Unfortunately, most good things don't come cheap. Although we make every.

effort to keep down the expense of membership in the Secret Army Organization, you

must expect to pay your own way.

Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3. 00 per month.

This money is

absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for

postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas.

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, amnunition and

other basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

• buy certain books or subscribe to certain magazines that his work requires. During

this time the new member will also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare. This

home work will make it possible for him to

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, etc.

Following this preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an

existing unit, assisted in organizing his own unit if he has shown sufficient leadership

qualities or become part of an underground network.

Upon your acceptance into the Secret Army Organization you will be given a

definite series of projects described in writing so you will know exactly what will be

expected of you.

We hope that you can succeed in this effort because your country desperately

needs patriots at this time.

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GONTIDINTTAS

Sccret Army Organization

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SECRE

ARMY ORGANIZA

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

CONT

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: All information on this form vill be kept confidential. All

records of memhers of the Secret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name

Sex_

-Age

Address

Marital Status.

(Street)

State_

_Wife's Name

Zip Code.

_Telephone

Date of Birth

(Month)

(Day)

(Year)

Occupation

_ Education.

Special Subjects Studied

• Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?

• Veteran

Branch

Highest Rank

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?

Physical Description:

Height

Weight

Color Eyes_

Color Hair_

Health: Good

Fair-

Puor._

Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations?_

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?.

If Yes, Pleas Explain:

How Many Hours A Week Could You Davote To Working And Training With the S. A. O.?

Hours

Best Time: AM

PM

_Workdays

_Weekends

CERTIFICATION

I am a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States

as a Constitutional Ropublic, free from all socialist and communist policies. Enclosed

is my $5.00 membership fee. I agree to pay $3. 00 each month to the Secret Army

Organization as membership dues.

CONPIDENTITE

Signature ol Applicant-

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FD-323 (Rav. 71-29-61)

UNIT

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

, STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

October 22, 1971

Title

SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

Character

Reference

Memorandum, dated and captioned

as above,

at Phoenix, Arizona.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

..-.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agoncy.

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