Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: SAC, DL
To: DIRECTOR, FBI
Document date: 07/16/1962
Document type: PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

4/28/201

AGENCY :

RECORD NUMBER :

RECORD SERIES :

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

FBI

124-10195-10291

HQ

62-9-12-353

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: SAC, DL

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE :

DATE: 07/16/1962

PAGES:

10

SUBJECTS :

CIP, GAMBLING ACT, PROSTITUTION ACT, ASSOC

DOCUMENT TYPE:

CLASSIFICATION: UnclasiTEd TUAL DOCUMENT

RESTRICTIONS: 4

CURRENT STATUS : Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 10/06/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

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DL 94-55A -SUB

Safety, Dallas.

BARBARA conned NICOLOGIO into giving her his

•38 caliber snub-nosed revolver in that she "was afraid of

prowlers".

BARBARA is closely: associated with CALVIN

BRIGGS HAMEL, aka. Buddy, Dallas PD # 37665 and BOBBY GENE

GRUBBS, Dallas PD # 31898. These

persons along with several

other Dallas police characters and prostitutes such as

CURTIS DORMAN PAULK, LAVONNE "DUTCH" NEWSOME, DOUGLAS

"DOODLES" DUNCAN, VERA VANDIVER, JUDY ORMAND, have a "pad"

where they party and use narcotics. According to Lt. REVILL's

informant BARBARA obtained information concerning the activities

of CAMPISI from PATRONO and then furnished HAMEL and GRUBBS

this information along with NICOLOGIO's gun. Lt. REVILL

has, through his own sources, gotten information to CAMPISI,

without furnishing any names, that he was "set up" by a

person very close to him..

Dallas PD Intelligence Reports show HAMEL was last known to

be driving a 1957 Buick, Texas license ED 8504.

Intelligence

Section also ascertained this group has a source for dynamite

to be used in burglaries and identified source as one FRED

HALL, an employee at the Republic Air Conditioning Company,

6210

Denton Drive, Dallas.

On 7/12/62 Bureau Agents, while at the Egyptian

Lounge in an effort to interview CAMPISI concerning the •

above, observed JOSEPH FRANCIS CIVELLO (DL 92-36) at the

restaurant.

CIVELLO was then interviewed in accordance

with Bureau interview program and during this it was noted

he

stated he was quite sure that CAMPISI had been set up

by someone close to him. CIVELLO was advised by the Agents

that they had determined the identity of this person as

well as the identities of the persons who committed the robbery,

but did not furnish CIVELLO these names.

CIVELLO was most cordial throughout the

interview and although

he didn't furnish any pertinent information, it was believed

further contact with him might possibly be productive and

such contact is contemplated by Dallas.

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DI 94-55A-SUB

RE: BOBBY JOE CHAPMAN, aka.

IGA (DL 162-107)

On 7/9/62 Lt. REVILL stated he had heard that

CHAPMAN and THEO GILLAM had lost $10,000 and $17,000,

respectively, recently in gambling on golf matches at the

Tennison Golf Course, Dallas.

On 7/9/62 DL-95-C advised

that CHAPMAN had recently lost $15,000 on a golf match and

so far this year has lost $25,000 playing poker.

CI

had also heard that CHAPMAN had recently won $25,000 in a

golf

match in which he and JACK KELLER (DL 162-133) had

taken this money from Dallas car dealer and gambler "RED'

BANKSTON. On 7/10/62 CHAPMAN was interviewed at the Dallas'

County Jail in accordance with Bureau interview program

and although background information was obtained, CHAPMAN

refused to furnish any other information upon the advice

of his attorney.

The above information was furnished to

Lt. REVILL and Deputy Sheriff BOB MORGAN, Dallas SO on

7/10/62.

RE: WILLIAM MEADOR SMITH, aka.

et al, ITWI, Etc. (DL 165-29)

JOHN ELI STONE, aka.

IGA (DL 162-37)

ISADOR MAX MILLER, aka.

IGA (DL 162-96)

On 7/9/62 DL-95-C advised that subject DAVIS had

recently returned to Dallas and was hanging out every

afternoon at the University Club where he was associating

with GEORGE W. OWENS, JR.

On 7/10/62 while Bureau Agents were approaching

the apartment where WILLIAM RAY DAVIS (DL 165-29) resides,

with the intent of interviewing DAVIS concerning his

knowledge of the fixing of SWC basketball games,... Agents

observed

DAVIS and his wife depart from the apartment house in

DAV.IS' car and observed them go directly to Love Field, Dallas.

DAVIS left his wife at the airport and he checked into the

Delta ticket counter. The. Agents intended to interview

DAVIS when he had finished his business at the ticket counter

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DI. 94-55A -SUB

MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE

INFORMATION OBTAINED DURING PAST WEEK

On 7/9/62 DL-95-C furnished the following

intelligence information:

EDDIE TOM GREEN (DL 92-360) is closely

St: George Hotel, and with bookie GLENN ERNEST BURNETT.

participate in a dice game operated by an individual named

"COWBOY" •

Cowboy's wife, PAT, is employed as a barmaid

at the Eldorado Lounge in Dallas. GREEN's associate,

MARVIN SELLS, is presently employed as a used car salesman

at the John Taylor used Car Lot, Ross Avenue, Dallas,

which is a suspected meeting place for gamblers and hoodlums.

The above information was furnished to It. REVILL

and Deputy MORGAN 7/10/62.

2. Dallas hoodlum NICK CASCIO can be seen at a

Dallas gambling club, the Redman Club on West Davis every

Sunday afternoon.

The above information.was furnished to Lt. REVILL

and Deputy MORGAN on 7/10/62.

3. ALBERT MEADOWS (DL 162-109) has also recently

been observed by informant at the Redman Club where he was

GLENN ERNEST BURNETT had been known to work as bookmakers

for LITTLE in the past.

The above information was furnished to Lt. REVILL

and Deputy MORGAN on 7/10/62.

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ĐL 94-55A-SUB

DILLON upon his release on bond in Kansas. He requested

that his wife never know

he is furnishing information

concerning DILLON. FUQUA's wife also stated that for

remuneration she would furnish information concerning

DILLON.

This matter is being pursued intensely by the

Dallas Office and individual contact will be made with

both FUQUAs upon their return to Dallas..

RE:

FORT WORTH POLICE DEPARTMENT

FORT WORTH, TEXAS (DL 80-255)

LEONARD DORSETT, ex-patrolman, Fort Worth PD,

advised SA JOSEPH M. MYERS on 7/10/62 that he had filed a

notice of appeal with the district court in Fort Worth to

obtain a fair hearing in connection with his firing by the

Fort Worth Civil Service Commission.

DORSETT stated that the head of the Internal

Security Squad of the Fort Worth PD, Sgt. HOPKINS, 'had

approached DORSETT recently and obtained from DORSETT

information regarding allegations which DORSETT had in his

possession.

HOPKINS told DORSETT that he intended to pursue

these cases and if officers were involved they would be fired.

DORSETT stated HOPKINS advised him that one of the officers

that the "brass' was after in the fort Worth PD was Captain

J. B. DERDEN and they also intended to get rid of patrolman

G. R. BRUNSON who testified against DORSETT.

PCI ANDY BRYAN advised SA JOSEPH M. MYERS on 6/27/62

that he had checked records of the Tarrant County District

Attorneys Office and had learned that Captain DWIGHT JOHNSON

of the Fort Worth PD, during the time that JOHNSON was liaison

man between the PD and the Tarrant County District Attorney's

Office, did not receive any monies from Tarrant county and

must have been paid by the Fort Worth PD.

This information is of benefit to the IRS who is

conducting income tax evasion case on JOHNSON due to the

fact that IRS believes that JOHNSON deducted from income

tax return travel expenses which he states he paid but which

were paid for by either the Fort Worth PD or the Tarrant County

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