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5-140 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Addressee:

House Select Committee

ULTR ELHM.

Memo Report dated 10/7/75

Caption of Document: Re HSC let 9/10775 requesting

delivery materials regarding Norma Jean Lodico.

FBI

29

a chand T. Taco an 20/8/15:

Received by:

e on. Crudio

Title:

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Return this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI

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Direct

Gencral

2 - MI.

J. A. Mintz

(1 ' - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1

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1

w. R. Wannall

- ME.

W.

0. Cregar

1 - Mr. L. E. Dean

October 7, 1975

Assoc. Dir.

HOUSE SETECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (ESC)

Reference is made to ISC letter dated September 17,

1975, requesting delivery of any and all files, memoranda or

materials regarding Norma Jean Lodico Including but not linited

to the inventigative report as torna Jean Lodioo transmitted

to the Civil Servioo Connission by the FBI an or about

April 27, 1973.

The FSC fuzther requested any and all menoranca,

files or naterials regarding the Michigan sociallet Campaign

Headquarters located in Detroit, Mchigan, Including but not

Ilaited to any surragtitious entry of sald headcuarters in

1971.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the

ESe is the original of

a senorandus with enclosures which

constitutes this bureau's response to the above requents.

A copy of this menorandun ls being furnitbed

your records.

Enclosaros

(1 )ENCLOSURE

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Attention:

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sI. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr. W. R. Wannall

1 - Mr. W. O. Cregar

1 - Mr. L. E. Dean

62-110464

Octobor 7, 1973

1T. S, FOUSE SELECE COLTINITE

07 IIPRELLICCUCO ECEIVIRIES (ISC)

RE: REQUEST FOR MI. FILTS,

NO ORAIDA OR INTERINIS

RICARDIUG HON'A JRAL! LODICO

Rofcrenco in rado to ISC letter datod Doptorior 17,

1975, Icquecting dolivory of any and all filco, Mcroranda or

materialo rogarding loma Joan Lodico including bi not

Jánitca to the invostigative report on Forma Joan Lodico

tronomitted to the Civil Service Cornincion by the TBI da or

aboat Agril 27, 1973-

she dish butcher reguested any and and terozanda,

LILos or matcriali regarding cho luchigen Locialiot Compaiga

Ecadquartero located in Potroit, Michigon, incluling buc not

lInitod to any surreptitious entry of said hoadquarters in

1971€

Tith acgard to the moc roguco: for the invartigativo

zeport on Morna Joan Iodico trancittod to tho Civil Sorvice

Commiscion by the rBI on or about april 27, 1973, no ronore

vas proparod by tho Dar on that dato. A roport datod April 24,

1973, vas preparod and transnitzod along vita provious tororts

and rcmoranda to the Civil Corvico Corniscion ly cormunication

datod Apríl 27, 1973, Copico of thoon doctmanto aro caclosod.

With regard to the illonigan focialioo Cannaign

Loadquartors, botroit, michigan,

including but not limited to

any curreptitions entry of caid

Teadguartoro in 1071, 20

information is contained in FBI filen concerning tho Michigat

Asso. DAm_Socialint Carpaign Leadguartors ox any curreptitious entry of

Dep. AD In. - Taid hondguarters.

Asst. Dir.:

Enclosed are copies of documonts which voro contained

the focurity of Covommont Imploycos filo and subversivo

Ident. -

Inspection -Enclosurcé

Rel for dissemin

Intell. -

Laboratory

Sia document is propered in respons io

i cal proceedings by

Plon. I Evol. LED: Cap Canation outside your Commitiee.

Its use i, l'i?

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ATTN: Central+ Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW

PROVIDED (check appropriate term. If a document was made available

for review but not transmitted, so note.)

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

2. DATE PROVIDED

20/7/75

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate

term;

add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

HE HSC

4.

IDENTIFICATION (provide descriptive data for documents; give name or identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Menorandus and enclosures

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NSO letter 9/17/75

• CLASSIFICATION

IFORMATION (ente

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?. Key "unde fant so the pppropriato koy words from the list provided separatoly; if key words not listed aro

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8. SUMMARY (see

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Materials regarding one fiorna Jena Lodico as furnished

to Civil Service Connission April 24, 1973.

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• Indicate classification of the abstract top and bottom.

• Date the abstract and put on any internal control numbers required.

• "FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

• If additions (as when a copy of document sent to SSC is later sent to

HSC) or changes to a previously submitted form are necessary, submit a

copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated.

SPECIFIC ITEM NO. 8. SUMMARY - enter brief narrative statement describing

substance of information and

showing relationship to Intelligence Community

matters if appropriate. Any feedback or evidence of investigatory interests

should be noted. Commitments made to supply additional information should be

noted. Additionally, certain administrative information may be entered here,

e.g., restrictions on review of a document, if document was paraphrased, whether

interviewee is current or tormer employee,

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DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO

THE SUBVERSIVE INVESTIGATION

Assoe. Dir. -_

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. _

Asst. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Syst. _

Ext. Affoirs -

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Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

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GEAU OF RE/EST

FILE NO.

12O7d

VIETCH MADE

male ye

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CHARACTETE Cir CA-C

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SUMMARY REPORT

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I to sins.

soulmo or aurelu anotruetiona.

1o7r727

This raront is ciansitiod confidential becree anta

fro:: De Tri, 29 1-2,

"i To? could zeasonable toault

in identitiestios oi couzicondial Intorants

od contacting

value, cordronic:

the ejicotiveness thorooi, and be detricatol

to the dezonso interesto or the l

Subject is not employed in a key facility of vitol

fecility.

A suitable photogasph is evailabie.

No intorvior of subject is boing requestod at this ti

-saruce of

subject's long acaociation nich

the Yed, and sr?

sobivity thoura connorary because

os the birth ot hor bair, it lo

upt

belierod subject at this tire would ba cooscrative or taat

Infouantdon o: vaguo roule on obbained.

Aldo, subinctin

and in e fira toilovor in the brinetios et the Sip cad

men trotruebod noe do tail to 29r trents.

Movevor, cubieci

Do 106 Euntras considocation

"iven

012027 1093Pco 33e

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COMES OF TISTEPORT

L20st

- = This document is prepared in response to your request and is not fon dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings ow

your Committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBl

1455204.

Degzd:32d8d6b3u Fage Bus are

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• DR 100-30838

In instant soport where subject has been shown

attending on Sip fuuction, with no details given as to what

occurred at this function, Informants' reports do not contain

any scatement made aù these neetings regarding ains, purposes

and subversive character of the SiP.

It is expected that because of the nunerous activities

of this comparatively now SWP nember, that n knowledges of

aims and purposes will ba developed and when obtained, these

will be furnished in subsequent

reports.

INFORLANTS

Identity of source

Informant

- Symbol

number

Location

1345677-230

Characterization of POL LODICO

134-567 P&D 61

59

134-5672-234

243.

: 131-567 P&P-62

134:567R-255

100-30838-17

134-567R-280

2277

2,47

249

7 - i

Characterization of GEORGE BREITMAN

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DE 100-30838

Identity of Source

DE I-1 iS

(continued)

Location

134-567R-251

254

263

265

Characterization of ROBERT HILHEL

This report, page

This report page

This report page

134-1703R-1

6

6

7

Informari

relentines

DE T-3 is 2e

'Local Draft Board $222

• 2525 West Jefferson

Trenton, Michigan

DE T-6 is

DE

• 100-30666-47

NY 134-69

NY 100-4013-1A2347

134-1911 PBP-3

134-1911R-4

134-1911

PXP-2

134-1911R-8

134-1636R-120

10G

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DE 100-30838

Identity of Source

DE I-B 1S

comme, Criminal Infornation

Bureau, Detroit Police Depariment

Location

134-1854R-45

100-29805-63 thru 144

c 80

-85

1.1.2

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4140224507721

1273-20, (3ev. 3-3-30)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

i Ceat..

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File No.:

Title:

SA JAMES I. DALEY

December: 11, 1563

100-30838

Olfice: Detroit, Michigan

Bureau File No.:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Character:

SECURITY MATTER • SWP

Synopsis:

Subject resides at 612 Prentis Ave, Detroit, Mich,

Apt. Bus, and is a housewife, otherwise unersloyed.

Subject became a member of the Detroit Branch, SWP

(DBSWP) 01 6/9/63 .

Subject has been a nember of the

Ixiday Night Socialist Forum (FNST) Connittee and

"The Militant" subscription director.

subject,

DBYSA member in 1962. Attendance at INSEs of the

DBSWP and knowledge of aims and purposes of the SWP

set forth.

DETATES:

This investigation is predicted upon information

furnished by DE I. on June 25, 1963, that on June 9, 1963

at a closed Detrolt Sranch, socialist Workers Party (DBSWP)

membership meeting at Eugene V. Debs Hall, 3737 Woodward

Avenue, Detroit, NORMA LODICO was accepted as a member of

the DBSWP.

The SVP has been designated by the Attorney

General of the United States pursuant to

Executive. Order 10450.

..=

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

• a seen

seen one 9985 gangi i one no lead it d ute out arc of the 78 and la loned to your ngenes il and

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DE 100-30238

A characterization of the DBSWP is

contained in the appendix hereto.

I. BACKGRCUND

Birch Data

On October 2, 1963, SA JAMES I DALEY reVieVed Yayne

Hayua County Clerk's Office

which reilected the following:

Name

Date of Birth

Place of Birch

Father

owed

confidentialif

NORMA JEAN DUPIRE

March 5, 1942

Detroit, lichigan

WALTER, white, age 30, born

CoLumbus, kansas, occupation

Packard Motor Company

DOROTITY LEE, White, age 26, born

Moscow,

Idaho, housewife

309 East Bethune Avenue

Mother

Address

B.

Cztizenship Status

Subject is a United Staes citizen by birth.

C.

ducation

On september 24, 1962,

sm schools, Centerline, Michigan, provide SA DALGY WiCh the

tollowing intormation regarding Subject:

Nane

Date of Birth

Residence

.

• Father

Mother

Education

NORKA DUPIRE

March 5, 1942, Detroit, Michigan

14723 Ten Mile

Warren, Michigan

WALTER, born Kansas, employed Sanders

Bakel'y

DOROTHY, born Moscow, Idaho

Graduated Centerline High School

June, 1959

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sanita!

instates an inside it diath catato

DE 100-30838

On september 11, 1962, BanAN

Seinster, Wayne

State University, Detroit, Michigan,

provided SA DALEY vich

the following information regarding

the subject:

Maiden Name

Date of Birth

Fatber

Addresses

Education

DUPIRE

First marriage to COTE

presently married to LoDICo

Harch,. 195

Grain:",

HALTER CUPIRI

Present • 5842 Fourth street

Detroit 2, Michigan

Former - 1191 Herrick, Apartment 105

Detroit; 14723. Ten Mile, Warren

Graduated Centerline High School

Centerline, Michigan, June, 1959

Entered Wayne State University

September, 1959, by certificate

Attended Honteith College

septenber, 1959, through June, 190k

D.

Fanily aud Marital Status

On October 2, 19G2, SA DALEX examined records or the

Marriage Bureau, number 1027848, maintained by the Cleik of

the

County of Wayne, City County Building, Detroit, Michigan,

which reflected

CERTIFIED COPY OF RECORD OF MARRIAGE

PAUL ALVIN EASITE LODICO

Tule Name

of tate

and

No.

1027848

NORMA JEAN DUPIRE

- TuTt Name

Oi renale

Age last birthday

White

Color

Age last birthday

= 3 --

White

CoLor

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DE 100-30838

4204 Cass

Residence 10.

Street

142 W. Millis

Tasidence No.

Street

Detroine scharan

state

city Lone

petrol the schiran

State

—Manita, (chy and states

Definit, co chiny and state)

Student

Occupation

Nurse's Aide

Occupation

None

Humber

of times eviously

harriod

One

Number of Times Previously

Harried

TOTE E5S LEO, BR

MIS

WALTSE DUPURE

Tather 'S full Mane

1.2:

/..

GENTRUDE LEVA MILSON LEECA

Mother's Maiden liame

Doter side we

Di T-I advised on July 30, 1963, that as

of that date

PAUL LODICO WaS

a menber

of

the DBS₩P.

better,

dated. October

10110N1ng

infornation:

GOOD NEWS AND BAD

A brand new boy, LoDIco, entered the fray this

Going by

around & pounds 10 ounces of weight.

the name of MARCELLO he tosses

Hother,

NORMA (LODICO) is doing fine.

rather, Paul,.

(LODICO) looks kind of haggara.

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DE 100-30838

Individual

E.

Militacy Service Record

None.

F

Identification Racord

On December 3, 1903

ash Clerk, Bureau

of Identification, Detroit Police Department, and Sons,

Clerk, Wayne County Sheriff's Office, Detroit, advised iC GRAZD

j. JASZCh thai their files contained

no record identitiable

with the subject.

On November 5, 1992, Lieutenant R. G. PETERSON,

Identification Officer, Cheyenne Police Department, Cueyenne;

Wyoming: provided the records of his office, under Cheyenne

Police Department sustas, to sa Jesse C. honesaCK whach

relected the foLlowing information:

On February 2, 1901, PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO FAS

arrested while hitchniking through Cheyenne aud was charged

with vagrancy.

He was fined $50.00 in Cheyenne Police Cout

on rebruary 3, 1951s and on february &, 1961, this tine was

suspended and he was ordercò to leave town.

LODICO VaS

travelling with one NORMA JEAN COTE.

Core was arrestod along

with bodico, received the sane fine and disposition.

At the

time of this arrest, LoDICO and core furnished the

folloving

background data concerning themselves:

Name

Born

503

Height

Weight

Eyes

Marital Status

Build

Relatives

Mother

PAUL ALVIN LESLIS

September 9, 1940

Wyandotte, Michigan

White

Male

5'6"

135 Ibs.

BrOWn

Light Brown

Single

Small

GRUDRED LODICO (first name not

completely legible), Rivorvier 2,

hichigan

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DD 100-30833

Name

Bor'n

Race

Sex

Height

Weight

Fait

Eyes

Build

Complexion

Marital Status

Relatives

Mother

owed

confiden

NORMIA JEAN COTE

March 5, 1942, Detroit,

Michigan

White

Female

5'5"

•.

135 Ibs.

Brown

Hazel

Medium

Medium

Married (name of spouse not

indicated)

Mrs. DOROTHY DUPIRE

14723 East Ten Mile

Road, Warren, Michigan

G ..

Employnent

DE I-2 advised in November, 1963, that NORMA LODICO

is & housewife, otherwise unemployed.

H.

Residence

I'-2 advised in November, 1963, that as of that

date PAUL and NORMA LODICO were residing at 612 Prentis,

Detroit, Michigan, Apartment B-5.

on september 11, 1962

Wayne

State University records

for subject:

advised SA DALEY the

list the following residences

5842 Fourth Street

Detroit,

Hichigan

1191 Merrick

Apartment 105

Detroit, Michigan

14723 Ten Mile Road

Warren, Michigan

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owed confidential

to 5375 Pourth Avenue, Detroit.

toast Schools,

graduated in June, 1059, and her listed address was 14723

Ten Hide Road, Warren, Michigen.

I. Status of Health

DE T-2 advised in November, 1903, he observed subject

and she appeared to be in good health.

LI. COMNECTIONS WITH THE SWE

A.

Membership, Attendance at Closed DOSYP Membership Meetings

and Assignments

Di Tol on August 7, 1962, provided DSSWP Branch

Letter dated June 24, 1962, which reported "assignments"; that

NORIA (LODICO) has assumed responsibility for periodicals.

DE T-1 advised

on october 20, 1962, that on

september 23, 1962, MONKA LODICO attended a closed DBSWE

membership meeting

at hugene V. Debs Hall, Detroit; that only

administrative matiers vere discussed.

DI I-I advised on December 6, 1962, that on

=.

A characterization of the ENSI

is contained in the

appendix. hereto.

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Da I-L On January 18, 1903, Provided UbenE BranCh

lotter dated Noverber 11,

1062, which reilected that loud

LODICO was approved by the Branch as one of the nor comittee.

DE I-1 advised on robruary i5, 1963, that on

January I7, 1S63, NOlA LODICO attended a Closed DaSiD member-

ship neeting at Jugene V. Deis sall, Decroit.

DE I-l advised on liay 31, 1603, that subject is not

an SVD menber: that sue is the wie oi nuu LCDicu, wao 15 aI

s7 member and was pornitted to arcend ino one closed mender-

ship meetings in company with her

husband and because of hin,

but to date was not an sir menber.

ALSO,

that the fact she

on the INSt conmittee and was

assigned responsibility for the

periodicais,

nas nothing to do wich actual siP nembership.

DI I-l advised on June 25, 1S83, that on June 9, 1963,

at a closed Doct nembership neeting at Jugene V. Debs Tall,

Detroit, NORUA LOUICO was accepted as a member of the DaSiP.

B. Young Socialist Alliance (YSA) Membership and Activity

A characterization of the YSA is contained

in the appendis hereto.

A characterization of the Detroit Branch,

YSA (DITJA) is contained in the appendis

hereto.

DE I-1 provided information in July, 1962, thai in

July, 1962, subject wrote to the National Leadquarters of the

YSA, New York City, requesting YOA literature and signed this

"Sincerely,

"/S/ NORMA LODICO

tor the

Detroit x.S.A.

3737 Hoodward

Detroit 1, Mich. "

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DE I'l advised on August 16, 1962, that as of that

date NONMA LCOICO was a member of the DISA.

De T'- advised on January 2, 1963, that on

Decenber 23, 1962, at & closed DESWP membership meeting it

was disclosed that the Rranch is concentraiing on enlarging

the Party and two classess vill start at the first of the year

one will

be ¿t PAUL and NORMA'S (LODICO) home for YSA contacts;

that NORIA LODICO will be in charge of this class

C. Attendance at SVP National Convention July 18-21, 1963,

at New York City

DE I-5 provided information that li. and irs.

PAUL LODICO registered at the Empire Hotel, New York City,

before of during the SWP National Convention, which was held

in the Crystal Ballroom of the

Empire Hotel

July 18-21, 1933.

DE 1-5 proviced above information on July 22,

1963.

D. DBSVP "Alitant" Subscription Director

"The Militant" is a

newspaper published

periodically by the SVP.

DI I-G on November 6, 1963, provided an undated

. SVp throwaway, which contained

the following information:

FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIALIST FORUM

3737 Woodward Ave.

Detroit d, Michigan

•Tel: TE 1-6135

"Deal Friend:

"If you depend upon the daily newspapers for reports

of what is going on in the world, you are paying for lies, half

truths,

and the actual suppression of the news.

"The Militant newspaper, although small, stands almost

alone in reporting the news honestly. Its aim is

to arm its

readers with the pertinent facts - the only real weavon which

can defeat the Madison Avenue brainwashers.

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•DE 100-30838

"How much is the truth worth?

The Militant prints

the truth and invites you to read it at a fraction of its

cost.

From now until December 15 you may get a subscription

fOr

the special rate of 50, for 17 issues.

"If you already have a

subscription plezselet your

friends know about it.

"Sincerely yours,

"/s/ Norma Lodico

"Norma Lodico

"Detroit Militant Subscription

Director

"If you waat & subscription,

you may fill out the folloving for?;

"Return to:

The Militant, 3737 Hoodward, Detroit, Michigan

THE MILITANT

"50¢ 4nonth introductory offer

50¢

"Name

"Street...:

"City.........

.......... . 20ne............

DE I-7 on November 19, 1903, provided DBSWP letter

dated September,

1963, which

reported

in part as follows:

"'Militant' Campaign"

"Our fiist mobilization will be this Sunday,

September 15. We will meet at the hall at 9:45 in the

morning.

Any questions will be

answered by the sub

director NORMA (LODICO) at 832-0232.

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DE 100-30333

"HORNA will be looking for all the menbers of

the Branch to be at the

sunday nosilization."

Atiendance at INOrs and Knowledge of Airs and Purposes

of the aw

D: I-I advised on January 3, 1053, that on

Jaanay 4, 1933, NOMi LODICO attondon a

INse of the

DOlP at Jugene

V. DoDs Jail, Detroit, at nhich GhonGs

saDirit opoke on the Negro struggle iron a focialist

viewpoint

asking for workers and the Nogroes to unite and to

work together.

DE T-I advised on July 30, 1863,

that as of that date GaOnG. ZOiThAN

was a nember of the Daer.

DI T-l advised on February 15, 1063, that on.

januacy it, 19e3, NORIA LODICO attended

a rNer of the ebore

at Bugene V. Debs Hall, Detroit, at wich the Russian fil

"Potenkin" was shown.

DI In? advised on larch 4, 1933, that on January 25,

1963, NORMA LODICO, attended

• TiSE of the

DBOMP at hugene V.

Debs

Hall, beiroit.

DE I-l advised on rebruary 15, 1963, that normA

jonico attended a fast of the DeSP at lucene

V. Debs liall,

Detroit, on January 25, 1563.

on I-l advised on harch 12, 1903, that on fenruary 1o,

1963, NORMA LODICO attended a thor of the posit at sugene v.

Debs Hall, Detroit, aù which JACh BaRNac, Yo Hiddest Organizer

and member of the sir spoke on var and peace today, interjecting

the socialist viewpoint.

DE I-1 advised on March 22, 1963, that NORMA LODICO

on february al, 1503%

attended

a INST Of the DBSWY at Eugene

V.

Debs

Fall, Deiroit.

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at Eugene V. Debs Hall, Detroit. Source reported

In part as follors regarding this matter:

On Friday, September 13, 1963, there was a meeting

sponsored by the rnst at Eugene V. Debs

hall, Detroit.

this meeting, PAUL LoDIco was introduced by his wite and

spoke on the

present situation in Viet Nam.

He said the

Vietnamese were poorly prepared to fight a var with their

present weapons.

President of

present happenings

• In Viet Man. LODICO stated that the regime

In VIet san, which is costing

the Capitalists of the United

States millions of dollars, is not controlling the Budchist

monks as vell a the Imperialists of the United

States would

like then.

socialist state and the United States will not lei this

happen.

The situation in Viet Nan is getting out of haud and,

theretore, the President sent his representative to plead and

bee the vietnam to control the Budhists more to the United

States liking.

Speaker LODICO said that the financing of this

unorganized regime is not by the people or by United

Nations or by the president, but by only one man in the C.i.d.

He says that

the people of the United States will eventually

squawk about the tax dollars which are being spent.

DE Is advised on September 30, 1963, that on

September 413, 1903, at a INST Of the DBSWP at Eugene V.

Debs Hall, Detroit,

FORMA LODICO waS Chairman and the spealer

was her husband, PAUL LODICO.

Source reporied in part

regarding PAUL LODICO's speech as follows:

PAUL LODICÓ spoke about Viet Nam and America's

role and how mistaken America is. le said America pretends

to be big politically when all the time she is

working to maintain American

Imperialism when a foreign

country wants to turn to Socialism.

Te said America likes

Its role in Viet Nan as it gives them a chance to try out

neW

military weapons.

He said the only way for Anerica to

stop playing its present stupid role is for America to

turn to Socialism.

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DE I-G On October 1, 1903, provided a DBSVP throwaway

which contained the folioving

information:

"The High Cost of Leaving" (or: Mourning Becomes

Expensive)

speaker - NORMA LO01CO

Friday, 10/4, 8:00 Fil

Dobs Hall

3737 Woodward

Friday Right Socialist Forun

DE I-E advised on November 5, 1963, that on October 4,

1963, at & INSI of the DESP at Bugene

V. Debs Hall, Detroit,

Mrs. LODICo spoke on funerals, moriicians and burials.

Source reported in part as

follows regarding this speech:

The entire speech concerned the extra costs involved

at funerals and hidden tactics which funeral directors and

other persons in the profession use.

DE I-z advised on October 8, 1903, that on October 4,

1963, at än INST Of the DBSiD at Eugene

V. Debs Hall, Detroit,

NORMA LODICO spoke on "The High Cost of Leaving."

Source

reported this talk covered the high costs and excessive

commercialism involved with undertakers, embalmers and anyone

in the funeral business.

DE T-9 advised on various dates between September 20,

1962, and November 14, 1963, that NORMA LODICO attended 28

TIlSEs of the DBOD at Eugene V. Debs Hall, Detroit, between

the dates

of September 14, 1962, and October 18, 1963.

Included in the above are the following INSFS

which NORMA LODICO attended:

DE I-9 advised on January 2, 1963, that on December 7,

1962, NORLA LODICO attended

& INst of the DasHt at Lugene Y.

Debs

Hall, Detroit.

Source reported that at this meeting GEONG.

BibINAN spose and reported in part regarding this matter as

follows:

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He stated that the unions are some of the biggest

forces that protect discrimination against the Negro.

Capitalism is the thing that protects these

practices of discrinination against the Negro and this is

true in the unions that are dedicated supposedly to the pro

tection of the regro as a people.

The only way to end this

practice is to end its cause, and that is the Capitalistic

system.

Du T-9 advised on January 23, 1903, that on

January 4, 1963, NORMA LODICO WaS

present at the rNsf of the

DBSIP at

hugene

V. Debs Hall, Detroit.

Source reported

GEORGE BRITAN syoke at this meeting and reported in part

regarding his speech as follows:

Gradually the Negro is coming out of his second

class citizenship standing and is taking his place among the

upper classes of society.

This struggle should serve to

prove that the laboring man can throw off the shackles of

oppression and demand of the leaders of labor the rightful

place of the working class in the affairs of the nation

and the world.

BREITHAN stated that Socialin is an ally of the

Negro in this struggle.

The program of true Socialism has

been in the forefront

of the fight for Negro rights ever

since this fight began. Socialisn refuses to stand for any

second class citizenship among all peoples. It recognizes

one class and recognizes only one enemy and the enemy

is

Capitalism

DE Ing advised on June 13, 1963, that on May 17,

reported in part regarding HINEL's speech as follows:

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SCARLET

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ROBERT ALLEL Centered his speech mainly around

the role that labor should be playing in the

giving of help to

the legro struggles in the North as vell as in the South.

The unions have a great amount of prejudice right in their

own ranks and should first of all clean house.

The whites

do have nuch to ada to this struggle and the record of che

Socialist "orkers Party is one os providing

this leadership

wherever and

whenever possible.

Responsibility for the plight

of the Negro in this present struggle rests with the white

man.

In concluding atihrs said "the Negro is getting tired

of walting for freedom and wants freedom now. The legro of

today wants all regio organizations with Negro leaders to

bring about equality.

The Negio cannot hope to attain

their goals unless theirs becomes & revolutionary movement

and overthions the present system that made them slaves in the

first place".

DI T-I advised on July 30, 1903, that as

of that date ROBERT NIL was a member

aê the DBSWP.

ITI. PHYSICAL DESCRIFTION

The following I5 a physical description of subject

as obtained from Lieutenant R. G. POTERSON, Identification

Officer, Cheyenne Police Department, Cheyenne, Wyoming, on

November 5, 1962, by DA JESSE C. HORNBACK:

"Nane

NORMA JEAN COTE

Born

March 5, 1942, Detroit

Michigan

Race

Sex

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

White

Female

585"

-=

135 lbs.

Brown

Hazel

- 15 m

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Build

Complexion

Marital Status

Relatives

Mother

Medium

Medium

Harried (name ot spouse not

indicated)

Mrs. DOROTAN DUPINS

14723 East Ton Mile

Road, Warren, Michigan

os.

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APPENDIX

DETROIL BRAICE, SOCIALISE WORKERS PART (SUD)

1 sourco advised on May i. 15ocs that the betrost

Exanch or the SVP as artillatod wich

the National Sue and

follows

Its policies end dizoctives.

It was organized in

1940, and is curroutly active in Detroit, Michigan.

The sYp has boon dosignated by the Attorney Genoral

of tho United Statos pursuant to Executive Order 10450. .

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APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCH, YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE (ESA)

A source advised on May I, 1963, that the Detroit

Branch,

VSA, is artiliated with and

controlled

by. the National

isa, which has its headquarters in new York City, and follows

1ts polleies and directivos.

It was organized about june 15,

1960, by the socialist Workers Party (SVP) and is currently

active in Deirot, Michigan.

The swP has been designated by the Attorney General

•or the United statos pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

A stray

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APPENDIX

FRIDAY NIGIE. SOCIALIST FORUM

On. Hay 7, 1963, a source advised that the Friday

Night Socialist Fozum

(THSF) Is a nanc used by the Detcoit,

Michigan, Branch of the Socialist Workers Party (SP) in

sponsoring forms.

socials and other functions which are open

to the public. Primarily, FiSt pertains to veelly public

Soruns hold at SMP headquarters, ior

the purpose of spreading

propaganda of the SVp, coveloping contacts, facilitating

recruitment of nombers into the SVP,

and presenting subjects

of a controversial nature in the social, political ana economic

fields.

Usually speakers are membars of the SIP and they

five the socialist viewpoint of the subject discussed.

The

money collected

at these INsis goes into che Detroit Branch,

sHe treasury.

The

SVP has been designated by the Attorney General

of the United states pursuani to Uxecutive Order 10450.

19-

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GANDE TEl

APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLJANCE

The May, 1990, issue of the "Young Socialist" (YS),

page 1, column 3,

disclosed that during April 15-17, 1960

a national organication entitled "the Young socdalist Alllance'

(Ish), was established at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This

stated thai this organization was formed by the nationwide.

supporter clubs of the publication YS.

The above issue, page 6, set forth the rounding

Declaration of the iSa.

This declaration stated that the

XSA recognines the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) as the only

existing pollelcal leadership on class struggle principles,

and

chai the supporters or the ys have come anto besic political

solidarity with the sip on the principles of revolutionary

A sourco adrised on lay 6, 1963, that the original

IsA was an organisation forned during Detober, 1956s in New.

YorK CaLy by youch Of various left sociaList tendencies, par

ticularly nembers and followers of the SWe.

The leaders of

this

group were the guiding forces in the establishment of the

national organization.

by the siP

Executive Conmittee (NAC) and through an official SWP represen®

tative at all YSA NIC meetings.

The YSA,

in reality, is the

youth and training section of the SVP

and the main source of

new SiP menbers.

The headquarters of the Young Socialist Alliance

are located at 125 Fourth Avenue, New York City.

The SWe has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

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F0-325 (1104, 11-29-61)

UNITED STATUS DEPARIMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit,

nichigan

Deccaber It,

1463

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Title

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Character

Reference

SECURITY HANNER - SIP

Report of SA JANES I. DALRY, Detroit,

dates and captioned as above

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed, in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

DE I-T and DE T-E who are of unknown reliability.

This document contains nelther recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property

of the FBl and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside

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TIlS-903 1401

FEDERA

REPORTING OFFICE

DECROLT

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

DETROIT

FILE OF CASE

NONOR JEAN LODICO, DOO

Nocne dean Dupire, aiz.

Norma Jean Cote

REAU OF INVE

IGATION

DATE

12/15/64

REPORT MADE BY

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

18/1 - 12/7/04

SA DONALD ME. LARTIN

CHARACTER OF CASE

SH - SWP

TYPED EY

BKI

KATHLENCE

SunDary report of SA JANES I DALlY

at Dotroit datod 12/11/63.

symbol numbers

INPON ANTS

Icontity of fourse

DE TO IS F

L00RE1Cn

134- 1911R-8 Shru 105

134191128P-3

-10

-20

134- 1709R-3 thru 42

134-1528R-98

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

-ECIAL AGEN

I CHARG

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

Dureau: (100 441409) (Pal)

3 - Detroit (100- 30038)

L'his document is prepared in response to your request and is not for casseme

nation outsile your commites.

Its use i limited to official proceedings by

your committee and the content may not be disclosed to unauthorized person

DISSEMINATIONE CORD tears approval of ME TONS

AGELICY.

HEGUEST MECO..

CATETID.

1÷685710.

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DB 10030338

Identity Of Souzco

Informant symbol Numbers and Identities

Locatlou

CO 134-1005-50 thru 53

• CG 184250-1610

DE To 10

DIE

104a19S0imi9 Chiu 32

134-13038-104

Fayno Stata

BOLSCE

Incornazion

De Ex io

DE 1a10 15 54

- DE TxI1 i5 &

Da F14

134-40 -lOI thiu 123

100-32349513-2

186-18547-45 Chiu 87

134-16348-81

136-1086-119 thru 126

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rD-3Up liter, 3-12-613

DE 100-3003S

2.

3.

4.

5.

Subject's name is included in the Security Index.

The data appearing on the Security Index card are current.

Changes on the Security Index card are nocessary and

Forn FD-122 has been submitted to the Bureau.

A suitable photogiap is is not available.

subject is cmployed in 3. key facility and

is

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies

This report is classified Cordi continI

because

(state scason) dr.ta Loch 12

coula reasonably vocult inicho identification of contidential

technique

and condidontial incornnts of contiauing value,

compronice the eiscotivenoss thereo? and could be detrizental

to the doicnse intorest of the u.s.

Informant

7°

8.

9.

subject previously interriered (dates)

Subject was not reinterviewed because (state reason)

subject was not interviered because transhad

advised that subjoet has

koen thoroughly indoctrinated

• che

BUD,

10 & firm belicves in its Beinogles, 2nd

has beca

instrucied not to talk to rst Agents.

it is

not beloved that cubject, ac this cine, would be

Cooperative ox

obtained.

chet any incorition as value pould be

This case no longer meets the Security Index criteria

and a letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending

cancellation of the Security Index card.

This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the

Security Index criteria and it continues to fall within

such criteria because (state reason

subject has contiaued to be an active member of the

avp, a basic revolutionasy organization, as reliceted

10.

"Subject's SI cara Dis [a is not tabbed Detcom.

Subject's activities warrant Detcom tabbing because

(state reasons)

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XEX-20s (ier -3-89)

UNITED STATES DEFARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File No.:

Title:

SA DONALD IS. MARTIN

28/15/64

100-30838

NOTHIA JEAN LODICO

Office:

Bureau File No.:

i

Detroit, lichigan

100-441409

Character:

Synopsis:

SECURITY MATTER • SHIP

Subject resides at 1821 W. Canfield,

Apto

1890 (Ith £1003

02 Enard j. Jeffrey's

project, and is

enrolied as

• student at

Wayne state University Honceith College),

Subject attended Tricoy Night Socialist

Foruns of the Detroit Branch O7P and closed

meetings of the Detroit Branch SWP during

and 1904.

conterence a Chicago, Its In 1/0s. knovlease

or aims and purposas or the sip set touch.

Individual

owed confidenti

DETAILS:

I. BACKGROUHD

A.

Residence

On October 8, 1964, WE Edvard

J. Jestroy's Project, 3501 John C. Lodge, avised sa FAUL

E. EIDEN That PAUL and NOIMA LODICO reside in Apartment

1890 on the seventh floor of the building aù 1221 West

CONFIDENTIAATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Decluden Cron cutomatic

dearacing 8n0

NW HuzeduncHoand+3208a68mmRantenS for conclusions of the FBi. "It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and

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Indi

VI

duad

owed

confidentialit

Controlde

advised that floy sonico in the

and have sorided in the

wich throat

apartnent side sopterber 21,

9. Baoloynone

None.

C.

Acucation

on Codobor &, 1004, 1091

wayne State

Univorolty, Buri.od Le TE.

Identdfácat2on Card lunder 405002, 19

presontly satending lonteith College and hao the following

class

achodule:

Funnist studios in Boyle and Acanim, 3:50 a.u.

a 10:00 add, Wedoosday and Friday don leoburea,

and 1:50 D.2.

to 8:30 Dad. ob fuesday and Truesday

¿or discussion.

introduacion to authropolory, 0:20 p.n. 40

8100 p.M, Thecosy and Thursday

Lodern HOTel, ITOR 8:10 D.M. tO 9:25 PLay

Tuesday and

thursday

.

COMICIONE WISHE IS SOCIALIST

NOTIZES B00TY COND

The hip has boon cocigatod by the Attorney

Genoral of. tho Unitod Staton pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

Memberchip

DE Tel on Tobruary I1, 1004, advised that the

subjoet was a nonbor of the botzolt Branch SHP (DBSVP)

as of that date.

A charzetorization of the DOOWD 18

contained in the appendis horeto.

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DE T-l on july 21, 1964, adviced that the subject

was a member of the DuSip as of July 14, 1904.

Attondance

at Closed DESIP Menbership Icetires

Da fall on February 14, 1904, novined that

• the

subject attended one closod membership mocting of the

DESWP at Sugene V. Debs Hall, 3707 Moodward, Detroit,

Michigan, on february 2, 1961.

DE I-I advised on various datos betwen February &,

1964, and October 23, 1901, that subject attended 23 closod

DosTe nembership neerings

at Eugone Y. Lobs Dall between the

dates of february 2, 1004, and Gotober i8, 1064.

Attendance at Friday Hight Socialist Fozums (ENSE)

o& the OBST?

A characterization of the ENST le

contained in the appondia horeto.

DE I-2 advised on various dates between Ocrober

29,

• 1863, aud October 15, 1064, that the cubject attonded 24

INSIS of the DDOVP ai Bugene V. Debs Hall, Datrolt, between

the dates of october 18, 1003, and October 9, 1061.

DE Ial advised on various dates

betweenibrember 5,

1963, and September 1, 1904, that the subject attended 14

ENSIS of the DeSiD at

Bugene V. Debs lull, Detroit, between

the daïes of Cotober 4, 1903, and hugusi 28, 1904.

DE I-3 adviaod on Decenber 17, 1963, that the

subject attended the TiSE on December G, 1063.

DE I"T advised an various dates

beiveen April 21,

1961, and hay 23, 1954, that the subject attendod o

INsts of the DesMe at lugene V. Dobs latt, Deucht, between

the daces ot aprides, loos, and May 22, 1902.

Da Ing advised on various dates beiweon November 22,

1863, and June 20, 100, subject attended & ENSES of iho

DESID at Eugene V.

Debs

Hall, Dotrolt, between Novanber 8,

1903, and Juno 22, 1904,

• 3 m

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B22 200-30838

Do felt advicod on unzious dbes bobeen Cotobor

25 g

10C8,

and sorbon d, lock, that subjood nibondod, 50

tho i. th at arcone Vo Long Tail, Petrolt, botreen

tue detes of Cocobes li, 153, and Colober 16, 1004.

De tol advirod botreen vacious datos or octoboz

23, 2902, and Jouonzy 17, 1884, dat Subjoet attended chaae

WArDs of che 7: 1p at bayone V. boss Fall, boiroli; Ketroen

the

dasoo 08 Oatober A, 1538, and Doconner 13, 1953.

Abionnon ct Clacsos and Other Functions

Menanny 23, 1304, D0 T-5 808 on Sobeuary 3y

1966, 27 Fol Eirlood tho

cubgnat atsondod tho 12lita2t

Inbos Poman " aud spoto on the subject "zao ligh Coat

08 Ivias SioLanurg Lodcos Expongivo)", in Chicago, Illinoia,

A characterination of tho HIT is

cocained in we capondir boseto.

DETec on Joncozy 29, 1904, uad DR 1-2 Ch March

20, 1006,

adrairo chat

saw subjoot ationdod the Young

Allance (MA) HAtrender Concoronce, 802 Southa

Cana? Street, Chacase, Ellioisy Of January 25026, 1904-

A chazacterisation of the 40A 16

containod in tho appendis boroto.

On tal ou january. 27, 1901, advised the subject

attended @ dosialist incuruction cload spongored by the

1es4;

DE IS on Dobruary 20, 1061, advised that the

subjeot alcorded an Erecutive Board noeting of the botroit

Exancs ISA (COYEA) on robevary e, 1004, at estroit, Michigan.

A characterization ox the D97SA 18

contined in the appendin horeto.

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De In arriood on 1uy 7, 1004, Chat cho subject

conductod jointiy a class lording

on lay 8, 10os, aponsoned

by the cerea

on the

"Dras Toconstructsa or the

Souch altor ine Civ11 Hor End Frosont Day Beforts".

DE * on April 20, 1004, adviced that the oubject

attendod on Aprii 25, 1004, & Sociallot weekond seminas.

apondored by the wore.

Do X-I 03 August 24, 1004, advinod ühe eubjec

actonded on August 10, 1960s & ROBle close on the "motory

ox the hussian Rovolucica".

DE I-I acvicod ou Aogust 20, 1904, that the

sibdoct on August 20, 1854s accondod a PRETe clase on to.

"Togro Strugglo".

Da Is 03 Cotober 14, 1904, advicod subject's

none appearod on & nonbercion lioc co tho Youth £o2

De Borry and Shaw, Wiich soup is atticlally recogniaed

on the erupus of lagne Guate University.

to is noood that in banic. and Stil noce the swe

candidatco do. Frosidoni and VictImosidont zengectivoly.

Kno72odss o8 Aing and 218200e3 02 110 SIT

Dis Pad on NovemberS, 190s, Lurnished & Chromaway

captioned

arriday Nicht Docialine Horiz and requestod

subacslotiong so "ho Illitous" prition by the subject who

was described as the Detroit

"Militant' subscription

Dizoctor.

"To listant" 1o & weekly novspaper published

by the

5707e

DE I~I On Novenber 5, 1303, advised thai the

subject spoke aù the dacobers, duoss nooting of the cit

about runorals, norticlans and burials.

The entire speech

nentioned all

tho cartra coots involved at funerals and

hidden tactics wiich funoral dircotors and other persons

in the protossiou use.

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100s, 180ue 0% "The 18s230n6"

datelined Becrore, lachigan, and

man 2 loties to

Sine

editor

212s

of desoráptivo

torturo nethods covealed au articlos on toe persecution

of spanich miners and poace mazcisis in C0o2gt.

DE I'-1 on January 30, 1004, advised that the

subject autonded a Sand on Jacuary 17, 1004, When RECUAD

RODICtS apolo on the vas policy of the Unaced States.

statod that tho cardtoliot syston cannot exist mithout var

or with the threat of vas, and

thore will only be peace whos

Socialion ovezcomes Capitalisa.

Eul turnished on March Il, 1904, & Branch

fetcex oncod robruary 15, 1952, zoeued by the 2283

which indiased the cubjoot wos on the larch Roadquarters

Condttee. tude lebter is turniohed to Dogwe members only.

3X TaL on Karch 19, 196S, Furichod & Lettex

weltten by EVILEN Shit rogarding the election campuign.

it was pointed out in

this letter that the aubject wade

the following recommendations

for the progran of the

SVP canpaign:

she succosted aboidohing conjuleory NOIC

(207 youth) and to point out that vorters should learn

from the negzo pizuggle that choy need thois own party

and should organize thoir own party like the Negroes are orgenleine

the freedom low Party (aud).

A charactorization of the INP 1s

containod in the appendiz hereto.

Da I.? on laich 20, 1954, advioed that the subjoot

attended the Yoû Midwest Conteronce held January 25-26, 1004,

in Chicago, illinois.

one of the speakex was CSORGE BIETTAN

who made the following commente and poince:

Nogroos fail to grasy the inportance of the eNt

and the inportance oi what a ninority can do.

This 1s due to threo nujor reatons:

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DE 100-30858

In column 3, page 3, of the lay 13, 1004, edition

of ghe lildiane under & dotsose, rechigan,

cacolane an

artlole vos wriston by the subjoce cntitied "Case of Uauru

Ends 1n Mistrial".

A chazacterization o2 Uhuri is

contained

in the appendis boxeto.

DE Ial on June 17, 1961, Lucatched DESiP City

ochor dated duse 10, 1904.

This letter stated that st

the last rooting of the besup cubject had been the chaiman

of the deeting.

DE I-I on Auguet 21, 1964, advised chat the

subjeci attendod a Lague class

on the

Eussian Revolution" at Eugene V. Lobs Lail, Deszoit, o8

Auguet i9, 1004.

At this nooting lent BuLGI spoke

ol the Are of Insurscotion and among other statements

nade ths Lolloring conments:

*i He are all protescional rovolutionists, and

anyone who follows the belicis of thorsir, lenin

and 1als aro also revolutionists.

%. Iven though ve as the sue Farty and other tonin,

Marxists and Crocosyiste say no are not trying

to overthrow the covorment of the laited curtos

our coul purpose is to cverthron the capita letic

syston of the United States.

Va plan to do cias

by xevolutionazy neang and toplace it was &

Bocinlistic Covernment..

..

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DS 103-30338

APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCH, SOCIALIST

WORKERS PARTY

(SHP)

A source advised on May 12, 1964, that the Detroit

Branch of the SHP is affiliated with

the National SWP and

follows its policies and directives.

It was organized in

1910, and

is

currently active in Detroit, Michigan.

The SWP has been designated by the Attorney

• General of the United States pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

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DE 10030338

APPENDIX

FRIDAY RIGHT SOCIALIST FORIN

On May 12: 1904

a source

norised that the friday

Night Socialist Forum

is a name used by the Detroit,

Michigan, Branch of the socialist Workers Party (SUD) In

sponsoring forums,

and other unctions which are

open to the public.

Primarily, PNSE pertains to weekly

public foruns held at eve hesdruarters, for the purpose of

spreading propaganda

the wyr, dEveLOOhE COnLACLE.

facilitating recruitment of member

into the sue, and

presenting subjecte oi

a controversial nature in

the social,

political and

economic fields,

Usually speakers are members

of the SNP and they give the socialiet

wiewpoint of the

subject discussed.

The

noney collected at these ENSTS goes into

the Detroit Branch, sip treasury.

The SHP has

been cevignated by the Attorney

General of the Jolted

Stares pursuant to

Executive Dider 10350.

st.

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1124367314 L0D00 102U79

On Hay m 2004, & source auvroa vne the cortun

Boatidot lockero Farty (osse), Chigago, Illinods, tos

One nenbors aud sympathinesos

the auapirod of thio Torun aze soared to the socavitica

thau the iD is paulog at & pascicular tine @fr

unomploymont, election canpades, Cuba, sagregation, etce

Pares ENch, & Chone menbose ia ta cunaro of the

Fozz and ochodules nootints undor the none of the form

The

BOGGIngE Or The LOCUS SONGCOLLY aIO hOLd 20 6220280 S18

hoadourstors although tho born, in the past, has sponsosed

other arrains, such ab soottaga, boatals sad

picnics held

at ochos LOcacdOnE.

The B7P has boon dosignated pursuant to

xecutive Order 10eode

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APPENDIY

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The Nay, 1960, issue of the "Young Socialist"

disclosed that during April 15x17;

1.960,

a nacional oceanization exitled "The Young Socialist

¡Alliance" (YSA) was established at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This issue

stated that this organization was lormed by the

nationwide supporter clubs of the publication ys.

The above issue, page 6,

set forth the Founding

Declaration DE YSA.

this declaration stated that the YA

recognizes the Socialist Workers

Party (SWP) as the only

existing pitical loadership on class struggle principles,

and that the supporters of the ys have come into basic political

solidarity with the si? on the principles of revolutionary

socialism.

A source advised on lay 5, 1964, thät the original

YSA was an organiration formed during October, 1957, in New York

CIty by youth of various left socialisi tendencies,

members and.

followers of the SiP.

in the stab enment or tho

particularly

organization.

The source further advised on May 6, 1964, that the

YSA is dominated ard controlled on a national.

basis

the swp through hawing sup members comprise exclusively the

National. Executive Cormittes (NEC) and through an official SWP

Tate at all sine one she yad the seat source

of new SHP menbers.

The hearquanters of the YSA are located in Room 631,

11 Union Square Nest; yew York City.

The sue has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

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APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCE, YOUNG

SOCIALIST ALLIANCE (YSA)

A source advised on May 12, 1964, that the Detroit

Banch, YSs, is affiliated with and controlled by the National

IsA, which has its headquarters in New York ChEy, and loLlows

Its policies and directives.

it mos organized about June 15,

1960, by the Socialist Workers

active in Detroit, Michigan.

The SWP has been

designated by the Atterney

General of the United States pursuant to

Ezecutive Order 10450.

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die i see then to

BE 203-30853

APPENDIS

DaX0201 10E E10EY

the "Foy Lost. Trace", August aay 1908, page

coxiod an nociole catiolod "an 411-Hogro Farty 20r '06

No proclo salutod that a railonal allegro

poratical masty vas being oscanaued.

i hoped to zun ita

om diate in dae Consacocional nad local alootions in 200as

A contatiro patsonal coumictea had opened orsiood ut 81 Bast

12ued Stroet, for Yore Caby.

•# 3oa21sù cntitiod "A Call los a Fraodom How

Party" pubiiely claculated in tho suo of isas and called dos

tho formation of a Mooodom How Party wach an ailablaol slate

=3.

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DE 100«30833

asterra

DEVE (EEECCOU)

ai Tayno Diato Daivorsity, Lobsolt.

42132 statod the

closcut nosathio allianco

08 aliatant bizos croupo and from tho zcolosi rossibie

cho mo-erno moino Chat 10 4292203: C0 21616 205

faccodon now); e2d to accirn che princagle or sel

defonso da tho logro Lucedon scrugglo."

. *

• 268 =

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51-323 (Rev. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTNENT OF JUSTICI

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

petroit,

Kichigan

December 15, 10G4

Title

NOrma JOan LOdieC

Character

Reference

Security Matter * SVP

Report Of SA DONALD W. MARLEN

at Detroit, 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.

DE I-9, DE I-ll, DE Kull and DE To Who

ard.

of unknown cliability.

"his document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the F31. Il Is the propert

I tho FBl and is loaned to your agency: it and lis contents are not lo be distributed outsid

your agency.

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--

'!.

11..

....;

OrMONAL FORM NO, 10.

UNITED STATES GOVERNME

Memorandum

TO

Direcior, FBI

(Bullle-200-441409

FROM : SAC, Detroit

(100-30838)

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aKa.:

SM -S :%

DATE:

October 30, 195%

Cardo UTD

Cards Suit OG

11/16/640

It Is recommended that a Security

Index Card be prepared on the

above-cautioned individual.

_X The Security Index Card on the

caplioned individual should be

changed as follows (specif

change only'):

Name

Aliases

_Nativa Born

_ Naturalized

Communist

Socialist Workers Party

Jindependent Socialist League

_ Miscellaneous (specify)

Race

_Tab for Detcom

Date of Birth

Sex

IMale

_Female

Place of Birth

Business Address (show name of employing concern and address)

Student,

Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number.

Responsibility

Interested

Agencies

Residence Address

18408200547

NOT RECODGED

21 NOV y 1964

Apt. 1890, 1221 W. Canfield, Detroit, Michigan

ENRITSES

raises

2. Bureau (RM)

I-Detroit

1) D/ dmc

This document is prepared in response to your request and is moora ssem?1.

nation outride you Committee.

lis use is himwed to official proceedings by

your cemitice and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

the express approval of the FBI.

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#11-38-1898-691

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INTESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

October

30, 1961

In Reply, Please Refer 80

File No.

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Detroit letter dated. 5/1/54.

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified):

Residence:

Employment:

Apt. 1890, 1221 W. Canfield,

Detroit, Michigan

Student, Wayne State University

Detroit, Michigan

¿ routing alin for

Fim Data

in tiples

10

10441407-

NOT RECORDED

21 NOV S 4961

FD-122 DETACHED

SUB

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FIl. I is the property of the FBI and

asons led to or any i ge is contents are not lo be distributed oulsidi sour agency.

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OM

BjECT

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

*MAY ISS2 EDITION

107

GSA GLN. KEG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GO

INMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-111409) (C) DATE: 10/30/64

SAC, DETROIT (100-30838)

NORMA. JEAN LODICO, aK2.,

SM - SWP

at Detroit.

Re report of SA JAMES I DALIY, dated 12/11/63,,

liting

confid

Owed

Indinidual

mean of the apartment building at

612 Prentis Street, Detroit, advised SA PAUL E.

EIDEN

that PAUL and NORMA LODICO moved from 612 prentis about

9/25/615

we advised that it was also her under-

standing that NORMA LODICO had attended Wayne State University

during the suer.

01 10/8/64, O

motion Laward.

Jeffrey's project, 3501 john!" looge, advised SA PAUL

EIDEN that PAUL and NORI LODICO reside in Apartment

1890 on the ith t1oor of the building at 1221 West.

Cantield.

asadvised that they reside in the

apartment

with their little boy and have resided in the apariment

since 9/24/64.

0n 10/8/64, 2Д

Wayne state University, advised SA PAUL E. LIDCN

that NORMA LODICO, Identification Card 4255082, is presently

attending Monteith College and has the following class

schedule:

Humanist Studies in Style and Meaning, 9:30 AM

to 10:30 AM, Wednesday and Exiday fOX

lectures,

and 1:30 Pii. to 2:30 PM on Tuesday and Thursday

for discussion.

Introduction to Anthropology, 6:20 PM t0

8:00 PM, Tuesday and Thursday.

- Bureau (REGISTERED)

- Detroit

NOV & 1954.

nation oriside cor Committee.

Its use as limited to official proceeds ha

03ng

your crimitce and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized norso

OV g

not roithout the express approval of the FBI.

WusSes poeta 5/48S pagaines Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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DE 100-30838

Modern Novel, from 8:10 PM to 9:25 PM,

Tuesday and Thursday.

FD-122, subnitted.

Copy of ID-366 disseminated locally to Secret

Service.

• .

-21 =

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

1010-168

UNITED STATES GC RNMENT

Memorandum

T'O

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-141409)

DATE:

5/1/64

FROM

SAC, DETROIT (100-30838) .??

humb

umbo!

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SH - SWP

(00: DETROIT)

VATTENTION: DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION

ReBulet to all offices dated 4/13/64, captioned

"Travel of the president in the United states and Commonwealth

of Puerto Ruco", Bufile 62-109119.

Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are four copies of

Lill concerning the subject.

sources utilized in the body of this LHM are

former tr

IHM is classified "confidential" inasmuch as the

information furnished by the sources utilized could reasonably

result in the identification of informants of continuing value

and compromise their effectiveness.

Bureau (Enc, ~4) (RM)

Detroit

JLD: MOS

(3)

4, ENCLOSURE

This doement is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation a le your Coumiter.

Its use is limuled to official proceedings by

nel without the express approval of

your cumine did ite contess may nut be disclosed to unwhorsed terson

the FBl..

REC 27

101

18 MAY 4: 1964

Copy to S.1

by routina slip for

Etinfo

Dinion

STROL

SUB

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

UNITE. STATES DEPARTMENT OF : STICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

May I, 1964

Re: Norma Jean Lodico

CONFIDENTIAL

This Subject resides 612 Prentis, Detroii, Michigan,

Apartment B-5,

and is a housewife, otherwise unemployed.

The following is a physical description of the

Subject:

Name

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Citizenship

sex

Race

Height

Weight

Build

Hair

Eyes

Marital Status

Norma Jean Lodico

March 5, 1942

Detroit, Michigan

United States

Female

White

5'51

135

Mediu

BrOwn

Hazel

Married

Sources, who have furnished reliable information

in the past, have advised that NORMA LODICO became a Socialist

Workers Party (SP) member in June, 1963, and currently is an

SHP member.

The SWP has been cited by the Attorney General

of the United States pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

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.

NATION A RODEL DESOR A CONFIDENTIAL

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

GROUP 1

Excluded from autokarlo

downgrading and

declassification

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3(DA

FD-122 (Rex. 1-1-00)

OSTICEAL CORM NO. 10

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Directos, FBI (Bufile-

DATE:

22/23/03

SAC,

DETROIT (100-30236)

SUBJECT:

NORLA JEAN LODICO, neE

¿orma jean

•Dupiro, aña Norma Jeanscöte

SHI - SWD

in gio 0s

Card filed

Caids sent 00

12/6.4

Name

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Aliases

Norma Jean Cote, nee Norma Jean Dupire

EXX/ Native Born

_Naturalized

JAlien

Communist

Exise Socialist Workers Party

J Independent Socialist League

_Miscellaneous (specifs).

Race

_Tab for Detcom

Date of Birth

White

Place of Birth

3/5/42

Detroit, Michigan

Business Address (show name of employing concern and address)

Sex

_Male

ExxliFemale

.?:

413.109

5

050 10 .45

- Responsibiligan entiti

Key Facility Dota

Geographical Reference Number

Interested Agencies

Residence Address

G12 Prentis, Detroit, Michigan, Apt. B-5'4

NW 55291

•¡urit 1 1564

th commo is prenured le respense to your request and is not for dissemi-

Its we nated ta aficial proceedings by

Bureau, nue i fe content may nut buddiscloset to unduhorked person

HEISTERED MAIL

- Dete unhout the gunress approval of the

JLD : GMC

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sediv.2.10

DE 100-30333

SUCCINCT SUGARY

Subject became D3SWP member on 6/S/53. Subject

attended 20 Friday Night Socialist Foruns (PNCT) of the

DBuia Deireen dates of £/20/62,

and 9/14/05, even though

she had a baby on 10/1/63.

Subjoct has been a member of the

INS' Conmittee and "The Militani" subscription director.

Subject Detroit Branch YSA member 1582.

Subject by her becoming an S. member in 6/63, and

continuous activity at Inors from £/62, to S/63, indicates

that she is loyal to the

ains and purposes of the sit and

because of this is potentially dangerous in the event of a

national emergency.

It is recommended that consideration be given to

placing the Subject on

the security Index.

Subject's activities do not warrant tabbing for

Detcom.

2

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1.449 85-9-0 000 V. 2-14-089

United States • vcr

• MEMORA. JUM

rent

DEFARTMENT OF JUSTIC

SECRET

File.

To:

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Date:

decreet 16.5

Card U.1.As

From:

Assistant Attorney General

Internal security Division

zipper

Subject:

INDEX REVIEW

Re:

NORMAJEAN

LODICE

100.

100.598030

Reports of investigation have becn reviewed as requested

by you on.

It has been determined that indexing of this case for future

review should.be

continued

L discontinued

Commentary:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions 68

REG

15-414432-8

EX-J7

9 DER8

Cc: FBI

ISD-SO

Dept, 146-012-18-2

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SECRET

• GROUP 1

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and

Page 5 declassification

15"

Higner

IL S, NOT!

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F'D-122 (Rov. 4-17-63)

OFTIONAL POSA NO. 10

3010-105

1848 1862 ENITION

0S4 GENT 16O. NO, 28

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

V. ir. "

7|35/65

i0E.5

ERROR LETTER SENT

FROM : SAC, CLEVELAND (100-27226)

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM - SWP

DATE: 9-22-65

It is recommended that a Security

Index Card be prepared on the

above-captioned individual.

Cards UTD

Cards Sent 00

9/27/55

AX The Security Index Card on the

captioned individual

changed as follows (specify

Name

Aliases

[] Native Born

[ Naturalized

[J Alien

7 Communist

7 Socialist Workers Party

• Independent Socialist League

Miscellaneous (specify)

Race

Sex

• 'Tab for Detcom

Dale of Birth

→ Male

7 Female

Place of Birth

=.

Business Address (show name of employing concern and address)

I'hes document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

Key Facility Data

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the copress approvat of the FBl.

Geographical Reference Number

-Responsibility

Interested Agencies

Residence Address

NOTRECORDED *

2649 Hampshire Road

SEP 23 1965

Cleveland Heights, Chio

2 ' Bureau (RM)

1

-

Cleveland

NIX

55291

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SUBV

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36865-61-84)

Kepli, Please Rejer 1o

le No.

UNITE STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS ICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Cleveland, Ohio

September 22, 1965

SS

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM - SVP

REFERENCE:

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified):

Residence:

2649 Hampshire Road

Clevelana Heights, Ohio

Employment:

Copy to

he routing

slip for

Daction

}..

26.222 1152

FD-122 DETACHED

NOT RECORDE

3 SEP 23 1965

---

ZES INSINI CONTROL

Ah: 15

amendations nor conclusions of the FBi. l is the property of the FBI ond

lintribed auside you agency.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

50,10-108

MAY 1062 CDITION

GiSA GEN. REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GC RNMENT

Memorandum

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-4141409)

DATE: 5/3/65

ROM

wig. came 1206.9748) 3

¡UNJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aka.

SM- SWP

(00:

Cleveland)

:

Re Detroit letter (FD-128), 3/24/65.

The subject's residence in Cleveland, Ohio, has

been verified, sources have

been alerted and her activities

are being followed.

The next annual report regarding

captioned subject will be submitted in December, 1965.

2- Bureau (RM,

= Clevelanc

WOB/ smd

(3)

nation outside your Committee.

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

:.':

REG- 16

/ 1.

1111117

8 MAY 5 1965

EXTERESEN

1.r

2"AY 111955

Ww 5521 DecId: 32946-F Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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da waitine

t1-126 (Rov.

6-29-60)

ATTIONAL PORA NO, 10

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Director, FBI

(Bufile -

100-441109

DATE:

3/24/65

sacpetroit (100-30830)

Cords ViV

SUDJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO, ala.

SH - SYP

1/57655

# +15495-3-45

DIICHS-050

The captioned individual has been the subject of a security investigation by this office. The

Clercland

Division hos verified the permanent presence of the subject in its division as

residing and working ot the addresses listed below. The -

_ Cleveland

→ Division is being

considered the new office of origin.

Residence address

Apacinant 1, -2123 Stearns Road -

• Cleveland, Ohio

Business address

Housewife

Check the following applicable statemenis:

changes in the Security Index ot the Seat of Government.

should affix the addresses indicated above and the appropriate case file number.)

This subject is tabbed for Detcom.

This subject was carried as a Key Figure or Top Functionary,

Handwriting specimens have been furnished to the Bureau.

A phoiograph has been furnished to the Bureau.

I A security flash notice has been placed with the Identification Division and a copy has been designated theretor.'

the following pertinent items are being forwarded io the new Office of Origin with its copies of ihis letter:

# Security Index Caras

Serials (specify)

See bottom of page.

Photograph of subject (cheft ppropriate item listed below)

X Negate 010-179 copies of most recent or best likeness photograph.

= None avallable.

Previously furnished.

SONERE

RUC

REC SH

6 1)

•Rogistered Mall

CC:

Enclosure (s)

3-Bureau (IRLS)

I-Identification

• Division

2-Cloveland

(100-27226) (Encls. 7) (RMl)

1-Detroit

•HEll/dric

(G)

8

MAR 26 1965

5439273

trem

Sumnary reDOrt Of SA JAMES I. DALEY, 12/11/53,

DONALD M. MARTIN, 12/15/64, Detroit

Detroit.

nation outside your

I'has document: is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi.

your committee and the content may 'nut

Commertee... Itstase isilimited to

nel without the express approval of

official proceedings.oy

the FBI.

be disclosed to unauthorized benson

"M. I.

ROX;

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Individual

owed.conficentra/ity

DÖKAR 2

1965

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DIRSONOR, PSY

February 18s 1465

SAC, CLEVELAND (RUS)

PAUL ADVIN LNSLIS LODICO

B212)0 100-440315

Detroit file 100-30666

• Cleveland fire 100-27077

MOSCIA

JHAN LODICO

30

B4t110

106-443405

INCrOLE LIlE 100-30-33

Cacveland file 10C-27220

00: Detroit

Re Cleveland letter to Eureau dared 2/42/65, as captioned.

On February 16, 1465, Am

cloveland, Chios

AUVION JA 11000401

2ĐOH that

espiloned

subjects reside in

Aparteent 1)

at 2123

Searns Road.

weat advised that HORA LODICO

a housewiie end that ine onployment of fade LobiCO 13

antinowa to hit.

On february 1% 1505, an

vas enployed by the above corporation on

February S, 1005s

8Gà 300b wOrKEr but has recantis

been siven an auministrative position as & scheduler

and do now a salaried employee.

Burcau (516)

Detroit (201)

2 - Cleveiand

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for aussem

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

nation outside your Commitec.

(20)

your Committce at the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBl .

ud-44/4:

NOT ASCOROrS

133 FEB 29 1965

422754ото тижн

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1.

рІПЕСЛО, КВЕ

Pobruang 1a, 1965.

number

(P)

PADES AUVIN LESLDE CODICO

Sti e S2

BURIZe 1COc440305

22Sal0 200-30606

CUCale 100-27077

MORSEA JEAN TODISO

Sil - 012

2u2120. 10001147302

Lune 30833

CVEdie 100-27226

Re Detroit Lettor 1,21/65 eu captionod.

Informante

Pallabio

receited anomacion on Jazuary 21g

19652 Lide captioned

subjecto nuco vosadico aù 1023 Stcars Road, Cleveload.

on ace dote, a lubter acdrencato PAul LODICO,

2123 Scorras Rood, Aperonaut I, Chovolond, Châos seüus

adorose 53o cons hancoels sociolt, inchigany vao cbuened

Inchon in poernont building corging the

numbos of 2122 Stearns toad.

Ic is noted

that the lotter adidoss to LODICO

nad apparently boon placed above the anil boxes in the

haritay

Investigation belns conducted by the Cleveland

orrico to otomaine cxaco resiconce and emplognent of

boch snbjeotss.

1 (1

2 • Cleveland

Wire/oid

(10)

14.0.441405-

170 FEB 15 1965

nation outside your Committee.

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1/21/60

Informant symbäl numbers

10

confidentiali

SAC, ORPIOIT

PAUL ASTOI ESSEXE LODICU

But a Bie.

BUNILE LOUC-C0U15

Didata lounged (2)

KOUR BAN LODICO

Sii o Sit

DUtiZo 100.441409

DuddIe 60030 (5)

Re Lacrost Lottor

• to Direotor dated 12/24/6≤ captioned

"PADE ALVIN LILLE LODICO".

Noterenced lotter roported that Ente advised on

Decebbor 2d,

Wong that on Deconbex 18, 19644

Prod Louise

gogoeced

that he is novios to Cleveland, Olid, wround the

tinst o1 18000

mason providad indornation on January E, 1000g

POG PACE CAN CHAND SIGUES COCRALET 10r6C2S 12255

nethers,

Men & concasion boachorning and caroness pancy 102 10ut

(waDICe) and Lurn (LovICo) win will be going to clereliza.

Ол. Залиту 15,

rossels

lagne couply Road

condosion, Cariourg Lulleing socrole, Aachron, a provious

explOyOr o1 DoU LODId, provided lue followies sadoraation:

The Wayne County Road Comission received a personnel

usussy from the Parker inanixin Corporation, Lisas Bucild Avonue,

Oblo, 11712, Selopione 031-3000, Extonsion 406. T025 30QU357

• Dureau (110)

• ClovelaNd (1S1)

2• (100R) GODS MEAN LODICO)

2 • Detroit

HOT RECORDED

183 JAN 20 1955

3 K0/2ib

ORIGINAI,

THEON TW

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nution metside your Committee.

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,D3 FED 1 1585

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person-

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D8 100-40566

rOQuOSiOd Che DASt GUDIOgRORE COCOLO Of PAUL LODICO ANd rOnSOns

45605

CLZ2IA2D

12 040222022 0330:

0i11 voriáy duo cosidonco and possíble coployment

Cloveland

nad advise

Detroit 1o

that carlos ous be miaticad.

MAS2E2

47. 48-0022. 42901343:

Will, Chaough sezosaants and poighborhood sources,

attoupt to ascortali the curront resignse and cuployment o.

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1.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

REPORTING OFFICE

CLEVELAND

TITLE OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

CLEVELAID

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aka

DATE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

72/15/65

REPORT MADE BY

11/20/05 - 12/10/05

TYPED BY

SA WILLIAN W. PARTON

15J

CHARACTER OF CASE

-

SH • SUP

Informant

symbol number

REFCRENCE.

ReporE of SA DONALD M. MARTIN, 12/15/64, at Detroii, Michigan.

Cleveland letter to Bureau, 5/3/05.

INFORMANIS

Identity of Sourc

is

Location in File

134-125-5ub And through 170

For characterization of

DENNIS SWEENENHA, RACHEL

DOWNE, LEO DENARD, MARIGEN

JOEL ERITION, HERMAN

KIRSCH, ED SHAW, DANNY

APPROVED

SPECCHLRGENT

COPIES MADE:

(5) - Bureau (100-441409) (RM)

I ~ secret Service, Cleveland

(By hand)

3 - Cleveland (100-27226)

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Notations

Agency

Hequeal Reed.

Sale Fred.

I'en i'wd.

"?

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Is

2 7-3 1

1042177;

Informant symbol Numbers

CV 1-4 18

CV T-5 is

rad: ++48-766-573

CV 1.o is former

СУ 1-713

134-30-5ub A-785 through 850

For characcorization of

DAVE EDWARDS, AUDA ROMINE,

RICHARD PEREZ, FRITIP FASSEN,

BRIC FEL HALER, LENRY AUSTINS

BONNIE HOLL, SUS VERNON, PAUL

BOUTCLLE, DAVE PRINCE, CONSTANCE

FARR.

134-774-500 A-455 through

for characterizacion of

PAUL LODICO, DON SMINE,

JIM BINGHAI,

JEAN FUSSEY,

BARBARA GREGORICE, FARRELI

DOBES.

134-14-5ub A-1887 through

2047 .

134-25-Sub A-1107 through

1122

Fos characterization of

JOHN BECKER

134-1247 -Sub A-9 through 19

134-1240 Sub A-24 through

35

:.

For characterization of

SIDNEY PECK

CV 7-9 1s

For characterization of

SIDNEY PECK

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CV I-10 is

Informan 5ymb01

numbers

134-1292-5ub A-4 through

35

For characterization of

BERNARD HANDETE, MARY

ALICE, STERON

CV T-11 19

CY 8-1219

CV I-13 18

134-1293-Sub A-6 through

St. LOUiS fIlE 134-213-4-

Surergo 476

New York file 131-9382-A-

551

85.

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• 1'0-305 (Fior. 3-17-04)

1.

2.

3.

4.

6.

GO

Subject's name is included in the Security Index.

The data, appearing on the Security Index card are current.

Changes on the Security Index card are necessary and

Forn FD-122 has been submitted to the Bureau.

A sultable photograph a Is lis not available.

subject is employed in a key facility and

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies

This report is classified

confidontiat

because

(state reason)

data reported fron CV I-l through CV Ta13 could

reasonabily result in the identification of

confidential informants of continuing value

and compromise future effectiveness tbereof.

F7: Subject previously interviewed (dates)

Subject was not reinterviewed because (state reason)

8.

9.

This case no longer meets the Security Index criteria

and a letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending

cancellation of the Security Index cara.

This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the

Security Index criteria and it continues to fall within

such criteria because (state reason)

.

10. L Subject's SI card Dis is not tabbed. Detcom.

Subject's activities warrant Detcom tabbing because

(state reasons)

• *

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50-201-(1200-3-3-59)

UNI

J STATES DEPARTMENT OF JI TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

66X.283126:

Copy 10:

*. • Seorce dervace, Ceveland

Report of:

Date:

12/25/12

Field Office File #:

(300-27820)

Tiile:

NUAMS CHAN LOGICO

Office:

CLEVELAND, CHIO

Bureau File #:

(200-442÷03)

Characier:

SHD

Synopsis:

Subjede sosidos as 2049 Hampshire Road, Cleveland Hoighua,

4n50s and

minore duenss8icd 40 & H0ua0.

of the cloveland Branch

0f She loung doclaiaso 4a21ance

(02843) Gnd al the vieveland branch of the socialice larkers

carty

faccette

Subdoce sconsiried as being in attendange at

noi no2 convention of the ¿ciadios horkerg Porty (CiP)

9/3-4/05 unach was belu at lutol Capires

44 6006 530 5405953

New

Voi UREgo Accaricies di subjoce in the verJA and cagar

fortile

$31.

101215%

: :.

_FACIRCUND

Ammassante and noment

SoDroe:

tv 1.10

Gin Novenber 30, 1905%

sourco adriaed that subject

at cu4g lanpshire foads

cleveland belghise Chios

and io a houseulio,

Vini:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

SEEEPETS+4304794556

CRCUP 7

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CV 100-27225

IS COINECZICIS MIMI TAL IING SOCIALIST ALLIANGE

A characterization of cho Young Socialist Allanace

(YSA) EDDOSES iN

the dopendis seccion or this

TODOTE.

All meetings

Cunotions of the Clevejand Branch

tho Young-Socialict Ailionce (CBYSA) (a characterization

of which

appears

in the appendix

section of this report) and

of the cieveland Branch of the Suclalist Workers Party (caoN2)

characterization of which apocars

In the appendix scetion

or thin repent, in which cuoject was reported

in attenounce

as at whion subdect's none was mentiona vere held at 5927

BuoLid Avenues

chevoland, Chaos uniess otherwise indicated.

-Evidence of Hombershae

Sources:

CY I-I and

CY 1-2

947905e3

on june 3;

1905, sources identitlad subject as &

member of the caySa.

13.

attendance at Metings

source:

on July 19, 1905, source Identifled subject aB

being in

attenuance at & meeting of the GavoA on July jo,

1905, which was held at 2325 stearns Acoa, Cleveland, ChIo.

Members voted to have a discuasion on pubilahing a branch

papera

It fras also asulded that an educational mould ha

nexa vy the pranch starting wich the study of a book entitled

"Laboris Giant Steo*

and later study the Marxist Classics,

PAUL LODICO gave à ropore on & recent meeting of the ki.B.

DuBois Clubs or America (a

characterization of which appears

in the appendix section of this report, which he attended

at Crevelands Chio, on July I, 1905.

Lodico stated that in

addition to himself, Do

SMITH and RACHEL TOVNE also attended

the nesting.

DENNIS SHENTERAM NUgGeSted that a picnie be

sponsored by tha branch to celebrate the July 20, Cuban

VICtory.

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cV I-3 in Novembers 1255, Idontiried PAUL.

LODICO dE organiser of the dySA

• 820 058

menber of the coup; DoN shit as & donner

manher of ths cront

no: restaing in

0h0.00g0,

Illinois.

OV In? in November, 1355, identified Demis

SWFPTONNAM AND RACHEL RUNE 2s members of the

MISCEELGUFOYS

arrow

on suly 27, 1905, source identified subject as

one of a group of individusis who arrended a ODYSA

held at Gordon Park, leveland, 0hi0, on July 25, 1905.

IV. CONFOCIONS WITH TEN SOCIALIST WORSTS PARTY

The Sccialist Workers tarby (OWP) has been

designated by the Actornoy doneral of

the United States

pursuant do linecutive order 20450%

A. Evidence of Membershio

•Sources:

CV I-1 end

On danuary 13, 1965, and July 15, 1905, sources

identilied subject as a member of the uSuF.

SOURCE:

GE I-3

On July 16, 1955, source Identified cubject as a

member of the ChoP.

B. Attendance ai Cho National Convention

of the 52P

Source: CV 3-12

on Septemberis, 1905, source identified subject

as en alternate arsegate to the national Convention of the

SWP heid

at Noted Impire, sergember 3-os 1905. New Lurks City.

3

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Source reiated that subiock's crodentials indicated that

boen in the trousky Movement for three and one half

OV Ii3 un September 3, 1965, corrobatdeacubject's

attendance at this convention.

Attendance at beccin?s

Source

pate of Actaritr

Date Received Type of reeting

3/4/05

3/17/05

Renbership

At this meeting DOs SMitH gave

the Branch Fxecutive

Committee roport.

He seated that RoD and taniLd were no

longer members of the CaRoA as ROD vas over age and chis

would leave him more dice to devote to the shr.

SMITH also

atatod that PAUl LODICO had coplaced RAChEL DONE as organizer

of the CrowP.

oV I-1 In November, 1955, identifted MARILM HONE

a member of the

Gestre

CV Te2 in December, 1905, identified ROD HOLT

as an active member of the usell.

3/12/65

• 3/12/65

Membership

At this meeting NOD HOll reported on the current

subscription drive for the Miiitant (a charsctorication or

which appeors in the appendix section of this report).

reported

thot the desi? and the CDysa had as of that

diate

sold 110 subscrintions to the Militante ERIC REINCINIRR

reported that the branch had collected

& total of 370

signatures for the petitions to put JuiN MO GANN

on the

ballot to run as councilmon for che 19ch tard in the forth

coming election.

cy fe on larch 30, 1905, corroborated the

above intormation.

Cv Io2 In December, 1995, Identified ENIC FEINTHAIR

and TOrN Me CANN as members of the cosufa

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source

Date of Activity

Date Received

3/25/65

3/30/65

Tape or leetins

Menbership

At this meeting DON SNICH gave the Branch Execuilve

committee report.

He stated that the ecamitter bad

discussed

a candidate for councilman in the loth ward and that the

committes has made a motion that the candidate to be supported

by the veep wouid be Join no chan.

SHITH made a motion

that the campaign director for MU CANN be PAUl LODICO.

rembere voted in lavor of this motion.

HERMAN KIRSCH reported on forums being sponsorco

by the branch and stated that dori BRITION, a nember ot

CV I-I in Decenber, 1945, Idontified HERMAN

KIROCH as an acbive member of the unsal.

4/15/05

-4/22/55

Membership

At this neeting it was announced that DON SMITH

had been repiaced as branch organizer by Rod lola who

.gave

the organizors report at this neeting.

In connection with the Mational mind Drive of

the Sur, HOLE recommended that the Cleveland Branch raise

les quota trom soso to ,000, the amount the National office

of the eXP bad originally requested from the CESAP. During

Chis meeting ERIC AINTHALR asKed that the branch

approve

an expenditure

o1' ,42.50 for the filing lee to run. JOHN

Me CANN as candidate lor councilman in Ward 19.

Source

related that the branch approved this expenditure.

Cv C-e on April 21, 1905, corrobod

"the above

intormation. and in

addition, Idontified DAVE

EDWARDS as Chairman of the meeting.

4/22/05

4/28/05

Membership

At this meeting JEAN TUSSEY gave the Branch

Ixecutive Committee repure and announced that she was

replacIng JHK HO CANN

in handiing the Militant and the

junds received fron the sale of these papers. A statement

prepared by the Branch ixecutive conmittce was read concerning

the proposed incune tax in jieveland, chio. The statement

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read that the caule was opposed to the tax, stating that

It was a payroli tax.

JEAN TUSSEX proposed that meetinge

• be held at

the homes of chauf members lor the purpose of oriencation

and discussion.

source also solated there was none discussion

that clasoes would be beld at homes of various members of

the branche

CV I-4 on April 29, 2955s corroborated subject's

attendance at this

mecting

CV T-3 In Decembers 1905, identified DEAl

rUSses as a member

of the casua.

5/23/05

5/39/05

Memberohip

At this meeting JONN NO GANN reported on the

demonstretion held at tubiic square, Downtown Cleveland, on

May D. 1905; protesting United states intorvention in the

Dominican Republic.

he cars crated that bes Paul 100Ico,

ROD HOLD And DON SALTH vere the only menbers of the CBSVP

present at the demunstratich

CV. To? on May 19, 1965 and CV TaX on Nay 25s

1905, corroborated the above infornation

7/8/65

7/15/65

Hemberchip

ERIC NEINTHAIFR gave che

• Branch Executive

Committee geport and stated that the cummittee bad invited

some non-party people to dirend the pre-convention discussion

at the

conclusion of thee meeting.

ARIAHAIER staced that

HERMAN KLASCH and JEAN TUSGEY Would give the branch pre

convention discussion reports.

CV T-" on July 15, 1905; CV I-3 On July 16,

1905 and CV In un July

20, 1955, corroborated

the above Information.

7/22/05

8/2/65

Membership

At this meeting FRIC RHINIHALER reported that

1t was the recommendation of the Branch Executive Committee

that any youth showing an Interest in Joining the sue be

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f'irst oriented tonard the CBYSA. This infomation receirod

lengiby discussion und an approval kas voted by the

senbore.

PAUL: LODICO reported that the aunbor of the

Militants to be dianersed by the branch had boon increaged

i ,250 at the request of the

branch.

ov In? on hugust as 1905 and CV In on

Juiy Ru, 1905, corroborated the above

information.

.7/29/05

8/2/05

Nemberchip

Cy to on August Es 1965, couraborated

subject's autondance at this neeting.

20/21/05

20/25/65

Herbership

At this

meeting DANNY ROSENSILINE reported brictly

on the succeas of the comonstration held on votcber 15.10,

1905: bY

the Cleveland Coumittee to ind the lar in Viet

lie

also roported on a treving

chat was hoid on

october 1y, 1905, by the Conmittee for the purpose of

formine a permanent comitice do protest the war in viet

Nem

Scarce relatod that, accorozag

• tO ROSIGHIT A steering

committee was chosen at the botober

13, 1905, Meeting i..:

whach anoluded chroe membors of the carsA, ROSFiSHINEs

JOHN

HE CANN GNÓ NORMA LOUICO-

Dy T-3 cn October 27: 1955, corroborated

the above information.

1/28/65

2/5/55

Membershig

RACHEL TGUNE gOVE & CBYSA report.

She ropcrted

that the CrusA is pionning a rogular Frecutive Committee

meeting to be held at the bome of one of the nonbers each

stared

Hedneccage inhe nadical Voice:

that uns branch had votes to discontinue

publishing

and corcentrate on the colo

of the national publication oi the tsa

The Young socialist*

(a characterication of which appears in the appendix soctien

&i this reportle

At the concluslon of the remar necting

TONF gave a report on the YoA

Natical vonvention heid in

chicago, balinois on January 13s 2015. She raported chat

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the YSA bad a national sombership of 240 menbers; that a

minority group of the YA was expelled at

the convention

because

they did not coniorm

wIth national XEA policies.

5/27/05

6/3/65

Hembership

CV T-1 on Sune 3s 1905: CV In4 on June I

1905, corroborated subject's attendance

at this neeting.

0/3/05

6/9/05

Memberchir

At this meeting BORA LODICO in reporting on

• tbe current lationad rund

Drive, stated chas she had sent

to che Notional office of the 3i8 a total of 1705; that

she bad

collected too at that neeting which neant that

the branch was at that time only 434.00 short of its

$000 quuca which 1s 8o be not by June 15, 1905.

Subject

also raported that the obysa has bach meeting

as her residence

2123 breanna Road because aid of che membero Jave in die

university circle ares end none or the members have

transportation. She stated that the ODISA has two new

members, RICHARD PEREZ ONd FRILLE PASSEN.

CV TeL on June 9. 1955: CV T-3 on June 14,

1905 and CV To

on tune 7. 1gu5s corroborated

subjeut's attendance at this meeting.

6/17/55

6/23/65

Nembership

RACIEL, TOWNE reportod that the CBSA had sent

& total of $190

as a donation to the national Committee

sid the Bloomington Studonts (a characterization of which

appearg in che appendix saction of this report

She also

reported that the CEYSA plans to start Marxist Closses in

the near luüure.

PRIC REINHALER reported that the branch bad

received a letter fron FD SHAl of tho liational office of

the Sup informing all branches that the Pational SVP

Political committee

bad voted to invite

alt non-party

YSA memberg to sio in at the coning SuP lat1cna1

convention;

also the internal bullocins will be available to 7SA

nembers to buy for the tirst tine in the history of the

party.

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ov I-1 on June 23s

1905s corroborated the

above saloncardon.

CV T.l in Dooemler,

the

19pgs idontified sual as

National urgonicational Secretary of the

0/24/05

6/30/05

Nenbership

Source related that at chis neeting a discussion

tool place concernans recruitmont of now members for che

crouch.

BILLO REDSKAIR stated that DIWIIS SUCEPFIHAM

had appiled for nonbership in

the branch and had been

accepied.

CV I-1 on sune 20, 1995, &nd CV Tall 0n

July es 1506, corroborated the above

Intosmutiou

7/1/05

7/8/65

Membership

Af this mooting RAChEL TONs reported that subject

end five coher members or the cbyeA would attend the ISA

educational conference

to be held in Lebroit, Michigan, over

the ith of fulg, 1505.

7/16/65

7/23/65

Membership

At chis nocking URMNN KINSCh soported that the

executive commicoco of the manen bed vored to bogan classes

In the sali of 1su5, on the subject of the History of the

Russian

to be Lead by AUDA ROMINE, member of the

CESUP A

8/19/05

8/26/05

Mombership

ERIO RAJIMATER gave the aranch Executive Comittee

report.

Tie 568090

that thore were suency-ino numbers in

the branch

as of 40r11

1, loose and because as this number

the branch is entitied

do throe recular delogases and two

alternates

at the rational convention oi the sip to be held

in depteabers 19.5. Falromo staict that in order for

members to vote on convontion resolutiona and in order to

be a delogate or an alternate they muat have thel dues paid

to date and also pay a convention assesoment oi 15.00 each.

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Application for membership in the branch by bAvE PRINCE was

voted un and accepted as a member at this mecting.

CV Pal on Auguot Z0, 1905, corroborated

ibe above incornation.

9/9/35

9/25/05

Membership

UV T-l on september 15, 1905 and CV To on

September 20, 1905= corroborated subjout e

attendanoe at this meeting

10/24/05

20/18/05

membership

DANNY ROSENSHINE discussed Cleveland Committee

to ind the bay in viet wan

He stated that a11 arrangements

for a demonstration to he beid on October 15-10, 1965, at

Cleveland Pubiio Square were alnost compleced.

BARBARA GARGORICH reported. that the branch had

as of that date, Fledged ii,115 to the National fund Drive

and that she had only coliccted $130.

CV I-3 in Wovenber

1965s identified

GREGORICH as a member of the CBSiP

• CY 9-3

2/4/65

2/12/05

Membership

ovIl and CV I-2 on Pedruary 12, 1905,

and CV In on rebruary 15, 1905,

corroborated

subject's attendance ac this meeting.

4/29/05

5/11/65

Membership

6/20/05

5/14/05

Membership

1E this meeting FRIC RUINHALER reported that the

branch had sent to the national office of the she a total

of polo even though the branch quota for the National Fund

Drive was only 1800.

cv rel and CV Ina on June 15, 1905,

corroborated the above information.

8/20/05

8/31/05

Membership

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Source related that the purposo of this meeting

was to clect delegaces

and alceanotes to attend tho rational

convention or une mie

in Septontore loubs do for Xurk Citys

Subject was deoted as an alternato

to artosa the convention.

O7 Tel and CV T-2 ch Auguat 26, 1965, and

CY Tu on Auguat 2s: 2505, corroborated

the above Intornatioue

9/20/65

20/2/05

Nembership

Al this nectina FARniE DORDS, Nationnl Secretary

of the shf, spoke on ine

ints-war Movenont fron the natiunal

vierpoint

JoRs eneouragod

adi party menbers to be &s

ecElve In docar Anti-har suvonones as puosibie anu to 190111

Tus local groupò so toa0 more delegatos coudd ve SCne 1700

cleveland.

DORSS Stated Che ChE ANti-HER MOvenent &S E0 De

a recruiting area for the party.

CV Tue on Cotober 8, 1965 and OV T-I and OV I-4

on Detober 22s 1905, corroborated the above

incornatlon.

20/23/65

11/2/65

Romberahip

CV I-& on November 15, 16, 1965 and CV I-4

on Norcinber 4g

1945, corrobcrated subject's

accendancs at chia

nceting.

2/11/05

2/15/85

Nembarship

Ac Chie meeting PAUL LODICO statod that students

'rom Kent State University and boriin Collage would h01d

a deconstracion at tubiie square, exeveland, chio,

Deb7U57y

12, 19-51

protesting action of the united scares

In viet lam.

icDlvo acausa thoc the leaders of che demonstra-

tion would

not pormit any signs colling for the withararad

of the United Statos fron Viet Nam, Cherefore the YSA bouid

nos joir in the domunstracion.

Den salmi announcod that the Nacional Convention

uf the Sie would bo hoid in Naw York City In Septenbar, 1905,

and that youth recruiting wuuid be the major sis poiler

LuI ycare to come.

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source:

CY 2m)

on March 17, 1905. OV Ial idontirled subject as

being in attondance

at

jubon aponsored by the codar which

W&S

held on March 14, 1965.

IPO JERkRD was introduced by

Roin as cho princival

spoalter.

kour solated

• that BERNARD

was a craducte of layne Univorsity, a nachonatieians a

b101odiot and a bit candidate in the igot cloctions

Michigan

ERNARD spoke on "The ureat Society or the Great

Draud?"

IRENARD begon has talk by outlining tbe scare of the

Union aderess given by prosident sons.

and related them one by ono.

by the solason adminisusation in colation to what is

needed.

he found all the puints calling for short ot the

noods ef the american poopie.

he stared char most of. Che

3 Bilinin dollare for the educationai tund had been

Breviously allocated by congreas prior to SCuNsN's groat

society and by the fine,

"the sticky fingers got though,"

very little of the monoy would so whora

di was needed.

BrANARD stated that the medicare of Fresident Junson laJis

far short of the needs of the peopie, le statod for instance

In case of serious, prolenged illness, that medicare chiy

provides for about

to daye of hospital or nurding care.

BIRNATO stated that, dolloon's bill, the bar on Poverty

a big soke. He stated what instead of the money allocated

for thie program going

to poverty etricken peopie, the

Exeacer majurity vi de is coing used to build super highwaye.

Source reialed that DiRWho in conclusion stated that cha

mig way to curb the siis of this sociaty wos with a sovial

planned aconomys worising with other sociallet countries

shroughout the world.

OV T-2 on Narch 17, 1965 and ov T-3 on

March 25s 1905, corroboratod the above

cv T-1 on Kay 19, 2955s Identified subjoot as

heing in attensance at a coQue sponsored foron which was

neld on nay 1o, 1965.

source laontified

the speaker al this

forum Go sUDA NOMIT.

The topis or ROMull's tolk was,

"Tho

meaning ri U.s. intervention

bonind the civil war in the

Doninicen Republic"

sonine began her talk by giving the

history of the buminican repubulo, deting back to the

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1910, when the United States

sent to the Dominican Republic,

& garrison of United States

farines which sho sold govorned

the Dominican Repubile until 2903.

Shie

stated that during

that persos oi tine,

the United

Cates MIanog passed and

educated JuAN PRoJiLLo, sho lator become the dictator of

the coundry and miled

as & pro-sericon capitalist for &

period uf 35 years, when he was assassinated.

CV Ind on May 25, 1965. corroborated the

above information.

On October 8, 1965, CV InI Jdonellico subject as

being in attendance at a

crane sponsored

forus held or

october 3s 1905.

Soures rolated that DAVr PriNch acted aa

Chatenan at this forun.

PRoNor introduced ARRaiG PUDES

as the principal speaker to sucke

Program for the Anti-iar morenontson the subjects

"What

pOses started his talk by saying that the reason

for the colonial lars around the world kas the capitalist

explaication ot the people.

ho statod that there bas

been

Boing, on somowbore in the surid for the last 18 years.

He called for a stop to the fighting by the United States

unconditionally withdrowing from Viet can, and letüing the

people decide whicy type or governont they want.

•emphasizen che fact thet capitalisn cannot do this because

the prefit system depends on the exploitation of peopic

all over the world. During his speich Dubes stated that

the only way to change this is to completoly set rid of

the capitallat. soulety and roplace it with a socialist

fore oi soverment.

CV T-2 on october 8, 1905 and CV I-3 on October 3,

1905e and CV PiT on Getober o, 1905s corroboated

the

above information.

Cv 9-1 on October 18, 1955, identifled subject

as one ai a group of individuals who atconded

& CESuP sponsored forum on October 10, 1905.

Source: CV I-2

in June 3, 1905, source Identlfied subject as being

in attendance at a cesuP

sponsored social function which vas

heldfor the purpose or raising tunds for the branch, on

Ray 2y, 1905.

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CV Tol on June 3s 1905 and CV I-4 on

June is 1905s corroborated Bubject's

attonounce at this tuncelen.

CY 1e2 on June 23, 1905, Identitied subject as

being so attenuinoe at a

were spencored furum held tune 20,

1905г

SOUrCe

donalraod tho chairmos as this forum

BURD: holds who inbroauced the speaker of the lorom, HEIRY

BUSTIN,

o nember et the

sip trun Leiront, Michigan.

spoke on the racent elections in the steel labor Unlon

betroen no bolid and iph.

AUSTO revieed the history

of the stach union prior to

the crection dating bacit to the

year 1937€

He stated that the rocont electiv had not

changed

anything as far as the polier of the inadorchip of the

union was concerned because both ic DullAi and ABEl have been

burcaucrats thas have been at the top of the union leadership

31n0s the orgonization of the U.S. Obeel Moriero and

GraNInG Jange saJamies of 135.000.00 a year plus exyensess

Gy Tou on dune 22, 1905, conroborated the

above information.

CV T-2 in November, 1955, Identifted

BONNIE BOLT AS

& member of the ceste.

on August 17: 1955, CV T-2 Identified subject as

being in attendance at a Coone sponsorea forum, which vas

on Fugust 3:

1905.

the forum as D0B

Gource identified the

speaker ac

VERNON, member of the sup rrch Detroits

nichigen.

subject or

MERNON'& talk was the

'History of

the Negro Revolution."

At the conclusion of his tall,

he seated that the only way the Nogroes in the United

Statos can gain their ireedon is thraign a complete political

revOlution led by the suP.

CV TY on Ausust 17, 1905, and OV Ini and CV I-S

Auguss 23s 2505, corroborated the abovo

on Auguot 19: 1905, CV P-2 Identified subject

as one ol' & group of individuals who attended a CBSuP

sponsored forun on august jo, 1909.

source identilled the

chairran of this lurum as being BRIc ReINinIsh, who introduced

che main speaker as PAUL EQUITILE. BOUILLE began his talk

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by giving che

history of his background leading up to the time

he joined the isa ond the die, lie scated he balonged to a

number on radioad lagro and white orcontrationas and after

talking to a number of ESA and

But Doaborg ans

studyin; the

Ionirst and karxist Chooric of oconunies and revolutin.

he docidod tar the sir was the chly orgonization in the

United

stages, choi could have a cornect program to load the leero

people and the proletarians to a succcssiul revolution in

the Unitod Stares.

BOUTELLE stated that the unly way the

Negro in the United Stakes could gain his or her complete

caval rights vas

to work with other groups with the sume

Intoresto to have & complete overthrow of the present

political government and replace the government with a

socialiot government

BOUTELLE on several occasions during his talk

quoted tron &

book that he had recontly written.

One of

• the

statements which he read stated that the peoples of Latin

America

should also be caucaced

and ready for the aime when

che revolution in the United States occurs, because then they,

the Latin inerteens, could contioue with their own revolutions

because the government of the Unitna States wiil be too busy

wich their own revolution to intervene in the affairs or latin

America.

At the concluzion of ECUIELLE's talk, he was asked

his opinion on the recent ios Angeles "uprisings"

stated that the Katts

"Uprising"

showed that the masses of

Negroes had little or no icaderohip and the masses had gotten

UV Te on august lo, 190bs and ClE on

August 21, 1905, corroborated the above

on Cetober 25, 1905s source identified subject

as being in attendance at a CBSHP sponsored

forun held

October 17+ 1905.

source identified CONSTANOR FARR, & member of the

Swes as the principai speuker.

Fird's subject metter was

"ghe curse of American Culture"

" Scurce related that

F'ARRIS

discussion on the subject ratter was in opposition

tu tne american way of iife under the capitalistic syscon;

that the family life and culture of the United States vas

rapidly decaying and that the unly way it could be corrected

a complete change in society to, a social societi.

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cy Te? on botober 25, 1905. iaontitled subject as

being in attendance at a meeting of the clevelend coumibtee

to Ind

was in vist

Now windch was held at the residence

OF PILLIE PASSPH:

2123 stearns Road,

cleveland. Oh10, on

Corober Iss 1905. The main purpose as the necting was lon

thoce who bad taken part in the viet tom demonstration

Setober 15.10, 1005, to get iczecher and ovaluace Che

outoome or the demonstrations

and to vry and room a permanent

organizetion in che vleveland

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Source: CV T-3

On April 5, 1965, sourdo Identitiod subject ag

being in ettendance at & CaP

rena haid Aural 4,

1605.

SOURCe iCOntirica JII CLIORAHs a Rentor of Une YSA-while

attendius Indiana Univeredüs, no the princiral apsaker.

SINCLAN stated tiat he chil too outse menbors of the yeA

were indicted by a local Crand Jury on the

State of Indiana

sedltion lave on conounist organiintions.

Lancand sJained

the Indiona laus are unconceiousional ond that evidence

againat him was necured illegally.

Diola; statod that

he was at that time fachtiag hoo cose in iccad courta

was attempting to raise noney for his detenue.

Cy I2 on April T, 1905, corroborated the

aboro incoration.

On Aprii 20, 1S05s bounce identitiod subject as

being in

aitendence at a protect Vicinan comonstration

hold in Hashington, Did. on April i1s 1005.

CV InG on April 21, 1905s corroborated the

above inforcation.

Source: CV 1-5

On April 22s 1205, source identiCled subject as

one of a group of individuals who attended a OSSUP sponsored

Forum on April du, 1055.

CV I2 on April 20, 2955 and CV T-1 on

April 27s 29098

corroboratod subject's

attendance

ac chis FouR.

Sauree: Cr I-5

On June 22, 1905, source identified subject as

being in atcendance at a ClouP sponsored Forun which was held

on June 13, 1945.

+17=

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Source identified the

- Erincipal apcarer at

NO BAR 1000011260 18 2 8000910

NICHeR-spole on the arbject

the triple Revolution,"

Cybernation,

Weaponrys and Human

raghes.

Lackill talked most about woat

anionation de doing and how de do cousing more and more un

employnent. GECKER stated 14 i8 harior on the recroes bocause

they haves in moat cases, been denied the chance of loarning

JNOEUR explained hou a sociolio system would use

all the

modcin machines of today to cive ail peoples & higher

scandard of living.

He stated chat undor a soclalist syotem,

the billions of dollars now being woed for the dostruction of

mankinds would be voed for the betternent of ali.

Sources CV T7

On July Is 1905, source related that

subject

attended a ORSiP sponsored dorm which was held June 27, 1955.

source idenüified the scaker of thie forun as De. SIDNEX

Pecks who spoke on the rank and file leoder.

Ds.

POCK stated

that he started socoarch on is theals back in 1953

by Interviewing 200 shop stevards in the Nilsauree, Waconsin

Ii. PECK stated thatte trouble with the anerioan

worker la that he hoo roplaced class consclousnese with ob

He crated chos in his intervier

he asked

the atewsrus their opinions on ouch lesues ao sociallen.

juvenile delinqueney, lar, the Jew and thie Negro and women

wording. Kegarding juvenile delinquency, Dr. Pack stated

that the male workers he intorvieved stated that they hed

committed bad acts during their childhood days,

that the reason

Juvenilo crime sechs

so bad today is because today there are

more cope to caïch criminalo and becouse the crines are given

more pubilerty.

stated that giving juveniles a good

"shack""

would

soive

this probion.

on the question of war.

the

stevaras folt that it was wrong but all they could do las

pin their faion on the leadership of the nation. Dr. Pick

said a sense of apathy or do noining provailed.

Di. PiCK stated that with respoct to Negroes, the

shop stowerds strongly denied

any aiscrinination or projucice

againat the Negro and poirted to their union charter to prove

Iti.

Dr. rock stated that by listenin, to thou talk, he could

vell, noseves,

that there was

prejuaice against. the le. ro; trat

they still dld not believe in full equality fos the hospoes

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and had stercobyped concepte of the Negro.

He stated, however,

chat there was a atrong feeling of solidorier with the desco

worker because he worked with them and had a family to support.

Concerning the dews, Dr.

PECK Bald the scenards

were more hostile because thoy could not see or conjure

in their thoughts a Jerish nanual laborer and referred to

the deva as

"Those guys fron low York who want to get as

much out of us as ponsible."

Do. Fuck stated that the

stevards interviewed had some sympathy for socialism and

ita

ideals but the workers were afraid of the red smear and the

idea that if sociallon came to mericas 1i would be like the

socialism in Ruesia with no freedou.

Cy Int on July 6, 1965 and CV 1-6 on

June 30, 1965, corroboratod the above information.

CV I-8 on April 16, 1956, advised that SIDNEY

PECK attended a State Commitice meeting of the CP

01 Wisconsin held April 15,1056, and vos & mauber

of the State Cormittee of the Noconsin CP. District.

Cv fry on April 23, 1963, Identited Dr. SIOusY

PECK as being in attendance at a meeting of the rational

Committice to Abolish the House Un-Anerican Activities

Committee (NOAHUAC)s a characterization of which

appears in the Appondix section of this report,

whach

was held April 27-23, 1903 at the JACA Motel, 026

Habash Street, Chicazo, Jilinois. Source

Idenulfied DE. FUCK, as one of the spaakers at this

function.

Source:

CV. T-10

On July 12, 1955, source identified subject as

being in attendarce at & CASVP sponsored forum which was held

on duly al, lies. Source ralaced nat LORNARD KANDEls an

active member of the Fracdon rignter,

was the princiyal

speaker. HANDeli spoke on che subject History of the negro

stxuggle and the Anti-Slavery Hovements.

CV I-o on july 12, 1965, corroborated the above

Intornation and related that MANDaLL atated chat the hegro

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slave rovolus could be dividod into three difterent levole,

revolt of legroos thencelvas; the unite aboliconsoo;

and the intornal contliot of the slove syston 14s0i1.

He atacod that whore wee suppression of roporte of regro

revolution in the couth to pravent other frogroes fron

gecting the bono idon and to siro the whide

population the

1d00 that the lecro slavos were happy in their prosent state.

MAnDert stotod iat the dogro was held in bondage to preserve

che southemn camialistso atructure; that the incortation or

overpopulate tho country and succedsfully overthrow the white

OV I-ll on duly 22, 1955 and CV 1-5 on

July 16, 1905, corroborated the above Informalion.

on Soptenbor 27, 1S03, CV T-10 idontifled subjcot

as being in attendance at

& CHORP sponsored forun which

held september 23, 1965.

PAuL LODICOs who was the principal

spearon, spoke on caval lure.

He bald you can bucar tea as

long as you do not get arrested; iiie the sur did in Lerkoley,

californie.

No statod that thoy lelood to intigate the people

to scop the troop brains and then they stood on the platform

proceeded to give out pampaleto.

Is sooted that the OWP

and the ISA should set into all ühe

cived rects groups not

to bry to run chen but to log things movins kecause they

have more experiance.

He cald the Students for Democratic

Society (SDS) does not bave nuch of a platiora becauso to

Join you do not have to take a Party pledge, loveyer, in the

WEen. Du Bols Clubs di merica you care & pledge

because

most of the members cons from promiront faniles wich corunist

background

On Septenber 27, 1965, source identifled oubject

ao being in attendance at a CEMP aponsored forun which was

hold on Septoker 25, 1935. DERVIS EUBENEMIN spoke on

Luerrilla warfere in Cuba and Vietnan,

cuba, CAstno had defcated EntIsts and

that the U.s. cannot win une var in Vietnam kecause they

sore upfeated belore they started; and that the u.S. is

uning helicontors, thich is uccless in Guerrilla varfere.

CV 5-1 on Dototer 4, 1905, and CV In on

October 12, 1965, corroborated

the above inforcation.

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On October 25, 1065, OV T-10 identified subject

as being in astondance at a CBSkE sponsored, for on

Octobes 24, 1905.

CV P-11 on October 25, 1995, corroborated

subject's ettendance at this forum.

On Novenber 8, 1965, CV I-10 identified

subject, as being in aiterdance at a chate

spousored tolun

which ise held Novontor &s 19u5. MANX ALICH STIMON,

nember of the Rational Conniutoe of the ySA, was the

principal

speaker.

Source related that arnoN stated

that the dob of

the ISA do to try to ser the soldions and colloge studento

to be against the her in Vletham.

Source: 0V 2-11

On October 11, 1965, source advised that on

Octorer 7, 1905, a neetins of

the Cleveland Committee to

End the War in Viconem wos to have beon held at the Church

of che Covenant, 11205 Buclad Avezue,

Source relator that

due to the interference from other right ring orconisationg

the mooting was moved to 2123 Stenina

Avenue.

Sourco related

chat stue meeting, which wan attended by subject,

spondoxed by the Shes Sos, ICA and W. E. B. Du Bois Clubs of

Ancests.

The main speaker at this meeting was Dr. SIDNEY

PROk. A discussion took place concerning a demonotzation

to be bold by the clevelond Committee to Lad the lar in

Vernam on October 15-10,

was to be hold at the unitarian societys suis duelle Avonue

after which an all night vigil at Publie Square was to baite

placo

and aù approxinately noon on Jacurday, October 16, 1965,

a rally was to be held at Public Square and a narch to the

Induction center there leaflets wore to be passed out by

the demonatrators urging an end to the wax in Vietnam.

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"THE MIGITANT"

"The Militant" Is a weekly newspaper of the Socialist

workers Party (SP), which has been designated

pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

..

He sador en, are not tilan did dis on the ivias an e was

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NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO AID THE BLOOMINGTON STUDENTS

The May 19, 1963, Issue Of "The Indianapolis Star"

→ an

Indianapolis dally newspaper, contained an article relating

that

the committee to Aid the Bloomington Students (CABS) has been formed

as an outgrowth of the young socialist Alliance (YSA).

The article

related that the CABS was a fund raising unit dedicated to obtaining

funds for the defense of three YSA members indicted under Indiana's

1951 Anti- Subversive Law.

A source advised on September 23, 1963, that a YSA document

entitled "Tasks and Perspectives for the New York Local" (YSA) dis-

Bloomington Students had been set up in New York City. This document

stated that the National CABS in New York City would coordinate and

direct the CABs activities throughout the country.

on February 11, 1964, a second source advised that the

primary purpose of the CABS, organized and controlled by the ySA:

was to raise funds for the legal defense of YSA members indicted

at Bloomington, Indiana.

source stated that the secondary purpose

of this committee was to propagandize the Bloomington defense and

utilize this case as an introduction to the aims of campus recruit

ment.

The second source further advised that the socialist

Workers Party (SWP) exercises indirect control of the CABS through

control over the YSA leadership which operates the CABS. According

to this

source, CABS work by SWP members, who are not YSA members,

Is considered as Party work and as a means of building the sWe.

,...

The April 13, 1964, issue of "The Militant"

s a weekly

SWP newspaper, page 5, disclosed that on March 20, 1964, the

20, 2e dismissed,

indictments of the YSA members, mentioned above, were aismissed.

The article further relates that the National CABS, however, was

continuing to operate in regard to the solicitation of contributions

to fight an appeal of the dismissal of Indictments made by the

prosecution.

:

The National CABS maintains headquarters in the National

10003.

• The SWP has been designated pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

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NADIONAI. COMMIT 9.00 A30LISIS FEE HOUSE

1AI-MERTOCN LAGERLES MISSANE

The "Guida to Subversive Orcanisations and Piblldationg"

LEsued Decembos 1: 1501, by the Loure Coumittoe on Un inoricun Activities,

page 135, containa the followson outation conordius the weblinal cormatice

Abolish the Un Anerican Aotivitios Committoo

_(NCAUA) •

"attod as a new orconization' sot up in the summer of

1960 to lead anô dis00t

the Corcunit Party'e

'Operation Abolition!

campaign.

Seven of tho national

loaders of this group have beer

identified as Communiots.

A source has advised that the NCAUAC changed its name

on March 3, 1962, to Include the voro "Houco" In its name, tharaby

becoming known as the flational Comittee to Abollah the House

Un-American Activities: Connittee (NCANUAC).

Ai second coirce advined on June 20, 1965, that an

of that date

the MoRiend continued to function with

headquarters

at 555 North Ventorn Avonue, Los Angeles, Gallfornia,

APPEALE

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SOCIALIST FORKERS PARTY (SUP)

A source in ADzil, 1943, reposted that the Oleveland •

Branch of the socialist Workens Perty (5a2) vas

organised about

1938 or 1939, and was affiliated tid the National sun and rosloved

and directivos.

A second source, on June 1ls 1965, advised that: the

cleveland Branch Sues with approxingtely sixtcon monbero, in

arILliated wich the National sure and 1s curronoly activo in

cleveland and Altron, Ohio..

PPE

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XOUNG 5007

12222. ALECANOE

The May, 1950, Isone of the "Young Socialist" ("YS"

page

Ia coluan 3. dIscloeed

orgonisation entitled

going 3004672605

thas duming April 15-27, 1960,

a. national

Alilance". (ISA) was established

et 1h12ad92phia, Pennsylvunia.

Dhis Isoue stated this organization

wus Cormod'by the nationide aupporter cluba of the publication "yS"

the above Lague,

page 6, cet forth the Founding Declaration

01 CBA

this deolazation stated 19A

recountzes the Socialist Workers

"(so?) as the only esteting polsteal leadership on class struggle

principles, and that the suegorters of the

02s Pe

have come into basic

polstical solidarity with the sue on the principles of revolutiary

s0c1a21gn;

A'source advised on Hisy 7, 1965, that the original

YSA was an' organduation forned ducing Octobors

195?. In New YOrk C22y>

by youth of various left-scolaliss sendencies, particularly menders

COLLORETS Of

The she.

The lesders of this group were the guiding

forces in the establishment of the national organization.

The source farther advised on May 7a 1965, YSA Is dominated

and controlled on a rational basis by the Sur through having SUP members

compriss exclusively the

Habora? Executive Committee (NEC) and through

an

offIsLA SW representative at a11 Y3A 180 reetings.

The YSA, In

really. is the youch sno training section of the Swe and the main

of new gN? nembers.

The headquarters of the ISA Ia located In Room

: 637;

41

Union square Weat, New loric City.

The SWe has been designated pursuant to Executive Order

10450.

APPENDIX

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YOUNG SOOTALISS ATEIANOS (YBA)

CINED GIO

A source, on June 9. 1965, reported that the Cleveland

Branch of the Young Socialiat Alliance

(MBA) was organized 1n

1964, 1s afflilated nich the nationed IsA, Lollous 1te polioies

and directives, and it is cloce to the soclalist workers party

(SWP), as the mejority of lta members are members of the sue.

Source related thai lts activities are aimed toward youth on

college campuses and that it claims to be 'Independent of the

The SWe has been designated by the Attorney Genera 1

of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

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"YOUNG SOCIALISI'"

The "Young Socialist" is a magazine published five

imes a year by the Young Socialist Alllance. The October, 1954,

edition, the initial edition utilizing the magazine format, indicates

that this magazine succeeded the "Young Socialist" newspaper in an

›f'fort to provide "more facts on more general issues than à small

newspaper can."

The newspaper "Young Socialist" has been described

as the official organ of the Young socialist Alliance.

The "Young Socialist" maintains headquarters at

room 631, 41 Union Square West,

New York City, and

the mailing

iddress Is P.O. Box 471, Cooper Station, New York, New York, 10003.

APPENDIX

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We E. B. DU BOIS CLUBS OF AMERICA (DCA)

A sovoc has advised that on October 26-27, 1963, a

conference of members of the communíst Party (CP), including

national functionaries, met in Chicago, Illinoiss

for the purpose

of setting in motion forces for the establishment of a new national

Marxist-oriented youth organization which would hunt for the most,

peaceful transition to socialism.

The delegates to this meeting were

cautioned against the germ of anti-soviet and anti-CP ideologies.

These delegates were also told that it would be reasonable to assume

that

the young socialists attracted into this new organization would

eventually pass into the CP itself.

A second conference of over 20 persons met in

on December 28-29, 1953, for the purpose a initiating a "calliso

to the new youth organization and planning for a founding convention

to be held in June, 1964.

A second source has advised that the founding convention

for the new youth organization was held from June 19-21, 1964, at

130 Golden Gate Avenue, san Exancisco, California, at which time the

name W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America (DCA) was adopted. Approximately

500 delegates from throughout the United States attended this convention.

The aims of this organization, as set forth in the preamble to the

constitution, are, "It 1s our belief that this nation can best solve its

problems in an atmosphere of peaceful coexistence, complete disarmament

and true freedom for all peoples of the world, and that these solutions

will be reached mainly through the united efforts of all democratic

elements in our country, composed essentially of the working people

allled in the unity of Negroes and other minorities with whites.

We Further

further fully recognize that the greatest threat to American

democracy comes from the racist and right wing forces in coalition

with the most reactionary sections of the economic power structure,

using the tool of anti-Communism to divide and destroy the unified

for democracy, we shall actively strive to defeat these reactionary

neo-fascist elements and to achieve complete freedom and democracy

for all Americans, thus enabling each individual to freely choose and

build the society he would wish to live in. Through these struggles

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MEETIN

le feel the American people will realize the viabillty of the socialist

alternative."

The constitution further states that this new organization

shall be a membership organization open to individuals, or li five or

more people so desire, a chapter can be formed which shall in turn

be guided by the policies and principles of the parents organization.

As of october, 1965, the headquarters of the DiA was

located at 954 McAllister Street, san Francisco, California.

Over the Labor Day weekend, 1965, the DCA held a

conference in Chicago, Illinois. According to a thira source,

a new slate of national officers was elected at this conference,

which included Chairman HUGH STERLING FOWLER, II (who, according

to the third source, attended a CP cadre encampment held at Camp

Madvale, New Jersey, In June, 1905; and lollowing his election as

chairman of the DCA, attended another national CP cadre youth

conference held on September 9-12, 1965, on a farm located in Northern

Indiana, according to a fourth source);

Director of Publicity CARL

ELLENGER BLOICE (who was elected to the San Francisco County Committee

CP in April, 1904,

according to a fifth source); Educational Director

MATTHEW "DYNAMITE" HALLINAN (who in June, 1964, was stated to be the

Youth Representative on the Northern California CP District Board,

according to a sixth surce); Organizational Secretary TERENCE "KAYO"

HALLINAN (who, according to a seventh source, met in June, 1965.

with the District Staft of the Illinois CP to discuss

the

proposed

DCA Midwest Summer Project), and Treasurer SUSAN PHYLLIS BORENSTEIN

(who,

according to an eighth source,

has

attended meetings of the

Youth

Club of the CP of Illinois during 1965 in connection with the

DCA Summer Project).

CoMbinad

APPENDIX

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• = =D-37:3 (Fev. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Clevoland, Chio

25 ÷ 1955

Title

NORMA ICAN LODICO

Character SECURITY BATTER • SNE

Reference

daved and captionod as

above au

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 FBl and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agensy.

NW 55291

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

# 122(17-4-9-183-64

OPTIONAL FORM NC. 10

3010-136

1481863 EU1:10%

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 21

UNITED STATE:

MENT

Memorandum

Director, FBI (Bufile- 200-441409

Cleveland

(200-27226)

NORMA LODICO

SM - SWP

DATE:

4/27./66

Cards UID

Cards Sent 00

5/2/66.

Re:

[J It is recommended that a Security

Index Card be prepared on the

above-captioned individual

_ The Securily Index Card on tr

aptioned individual should l

changed as follows specify

Nane

¡MAliases

CENTRE

_ Native Born

[J Naturalized

[ Alien

Communist

[ Socialist Workers Party

[ Miscellaucous (specify)

Race

Sex .

• Tab for Delcome

Date of Birth

• Male

_ Female

Place of Birth

Business Address (show name of employing concern and uddress)

Kares construction co., 27034 Harvard Avenue, cleveland, Onio

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number

Responsibility

Interested Agencies

Hus document as prepared. in response to your request and is not for aissems

residence Adiation outside your Committee

Its use is limited to orficial proceeags by

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized merson,

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

NOT RECORDED

Bureau

APR 2.8, 1960

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SAC, Clevcland (100-27226)

Director, FBI (100-441409)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SECURITY MATTER • SUP

11/8/66

J. - Mr. Horner

THIPD AGENCY

A copy of an Coma letter dated 10/14/66 which

was forwarded through Bureau liaison is enclosed.

ficate:

's Midlaner

and direction

Enclosure.

NOTE:

of the SWiP in Cleveland.

• RMH: fhd (4):

Subject is listed in the SI as a current member

sen

-nach

MAILED 6

NOV & - 1966

REG- GI

130-441455110

DECIDINISE FERRITES EATINTARI

EX-113

se NOV g 1568

FITTTTLITY

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissem

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

-your Chimitte a. l ths content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel vrthout the express approval of the FBI.

•AW 552 LD60sal32589683 padarla

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TO

SUBJEƠT:

FD-132 (R04, 9-18-51)

DESIONAL PORN NO. 10

010-108

dAY 1932 SDITION

God GEN. SIG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

SAC, Cleveland

(100-27226)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM - SWP

DATE:

11/17/66

Caris UT)

Cards Sint 0G

1112521

Re:

• It is recommended that a Security

Index Card be prepared on the

above-captioned individual.

i The our ty index sho id the

langed as follow's (spect

hange only

Name

Aliases

_ Native Born

[] Naturalized

L' Communist

• Socialist Workers Party

[ Miscellaneous (specify)

Race

_ Tab for Delcom

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Business Address (show name of employing concern and address)

unknown (Verification Pending)

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number..

Interested Agencies -

Residence Address

• Alien

Sex

[ Male

[J Female

NOT RECORDED

BENNES

i2 NOV 21 1966

_Responsibility

unknown (verification pending)

Thes document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation ottside your Committee. Its use is limited to official proceedings by

Burban your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person-

552921. 19197218968 sich bout she express approval of the FBL.

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10

FRO

SUBJECT:

iD-go? (104. 8-18-54)

SAlICIAL TORN NO. 10

010-105

MAY 1PG2 EDIlIDI

COBA GEN

RIG. NU, 28

UNITED STATES G. . ERNMENT

Memorandum

irector, FBI (Bufile-

100-441409

.C.

Cleveland

(100-27226)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM-SWP

Re:

_ It is recommended that a Security

Index Card be prepared on the

above-captioned individual.

DATE:

9/30/66

Cards UTD

Cards Sent 00

XX The Security Index Card on the

captioned individual should be

changed as follows (specif

change only):

Name

Aliases

ENCLOSURE DETACHED

AND HANDLED SERARATOLX

_ Native Born

→ Naturalized

• Alien

→ Communist

[J Socialist Workers Party

_ Miscellaneous (specify)

Race

Sex

[ Tab for Detcom s

Date of Birth

[ Male

[J Female

Place of Birth

Business Address (show name of employing concern and address)

Office of United Electrical Radio and

Machine Workers of

America,

U.E. District Council #7, 17403 Harvard Avenue,

Cleveland, 0110

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number

10-Hiin:

_ Responsibility

Interested Agencies

Residence Address

F-2757752

NOT RECOREED

1965/NJ2

1SSST'his document is prepared in response to your requestland is not ton dissemi..

Its use is limited to official procaedings on

vour committee and the content may mut so disclosed authorned versor

? - Bureau

Ripel without the express approval of the FBl.

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119-105, 89-6-64)

In Reply, Please Refer lo

File No.

UNK D STATES DEPARTMENT OF J

TICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Cleveland, Ohio

September 30, 1966

55

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

NORMA JEAN IODICO

SM-SWP

Our communication dated 4/27/66

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified) :

Residence:

Employment: Office of United Electrical Radio

and Machine Workers of America, U.E.

District Council #7, 17403 Harvard ave.

Cleveland, Ohio

1ug1:119

715795735

NOT RECORDED

12 OCT 3 1966

FD-122 DETACHED

5 S

Cops) 10s

by routing

slip

for

Finio

Daction

get :::54:09

NONTACT

....

306Y. 6

15e221

NW 55291 TEenaws sagass npate rommendations nor conclusions of the FBi. It is the properes of the FBI and

carrao jour arroy. i and ire contante or not to la dietrilutor anteide done cannon

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55-6-011*

In Reply, Please Refer 10

tile No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Cleveland, Ohio

April 27, 1966

SUBJECT:

NORMA LODICO

SM - SHP

REFERENCE:

Our communication jated 9/22/65

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified) :

Residence:

Employment:

office of

Kares Construction Co.

17034 Harvard Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use as united to officral proceedings o

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express aproval of the FBI.

FD 122 DETACHED

5

Copy 10

-

hẹ routing slip for

Laction

110-441111

NOT RECORDED

3 APR 28 1966

40139351997

{1

1.a:1

'SUBY. CONTROL

AW 55291' "is documen sens nier egmmendations nor conclusions of the fide us ane property of the FBl and

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D-36 (RAv. 3-22-61)

Pransmit the following in

AIRTEL

Via

FBI

Date:

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorits)

11/18/66

N

TO:

FROM:

. RE:

Directors FBI (100-441409)

SAC, CLEVELAND (200-27226) (P)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM - SWP

•Re Bureau letter, 11/8/66. :

Enclosed are six (6) copies of a IRM setting

forth information on subject.

Enclosed for Seattle are 2 copies of LHM.

source who, identitled subject as a memock ot the

ocdalist Workers Party (SiP) in 1963 is IOrMEr W

who

has furnished

reliable information in the past.

sources who identified subject as a member of

•the sup and the Young socialist Alliance sAy Ques

the

period 1/55 - 10/66 arel-

a two and fina

all who have furnished reliable information in the past.

Source who identified PAUL LODICO and MARCIA

KELNER and who furnished information on 10/12/66 is

Source who furnished information on 10/17/66 is

It is noted that encloshre to referenced Bureau

Letter from ROe referred to PAUl LOPES of philadelphia.

Aleve sources fre

ce not acquainted wich LoPis.

Bureau (Enc.

7) (RM)

2 - Cleveland

- Seattle (Inc. 2) (RM) REE f'

WWP/min

SO NOV IS

- 1956

(7) This document is prepared in response to your remuest and is not for assen

850EC13

your Committer.

Its use is timit. to official proceedings

Approved: -

Special Agent in Charge

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CV 100-27226

Enclosed for the Bureau is a recent photograph of

LODICO to be furnished to RUMP to

aid

in its investigation.

This Lhi is classitied confidential since data.

reported from the above informants could reasonable

result

in their identification and compromise their future effective

ness thereof.

2.

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irplys Please Refer 10

No.

CONFIDEN

FEDERAL BUREAU ON INSESTIGATION

CleveLand, Ohio

Novembes 18, 1960

NW 55291 DocId: 32989683

NORMA JEAN LODICO

On June 25, 1963, & source who has furnished

reliable information in the past identified LODICO as being

in attendance at a closed meeting of the Socialist Workers

Party (SWP) held at 3737 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan,

on itune 9, 1963.

a member of the SWP at that meeting.

Confidential sources 2, 3 and 4, who have furnished

reliable information in the past have on a number of occasions

during the period January, 1905 to October, 1906, identified

LODICO as a member of the

swe and or the Young socialist

Alliance (YSA) •

?"..

Source 3 on October 12, 1966 advised that NORMA

no o and one to tene of tha Bie get sane: on lio

rele being sent to seattle,

ISA in that city.

Source 4 on October 17, 1966 advised that NORMA

and PAUL LODICO departed for Seattle, Washington, on

October 14, 1966 to organize a branch of the XSA.

wist donke

•On November 6, 1966, source 3 advised that NORMA

LODICO accompanied Miss MARCIA KELNER, a member of the SWP,

on a vacation trip in August, 1966.

Source related that

during this vacation, LODICO

and KELNER included a visit to

Canada

and New yorkou

Subject

NATIONAL

Source is unable to state why LODICO visited the

Socialist Labor League in Montreal, Canada in August, 1966.

to

NORMA JEAN LODICO is described as lollows:

Criminal

Race

Sex

White

Female

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP .1

Inãed from autonatio

33

Sanctions

Unauthorized Disclosure

Page

111

SECURITY INFORMATION

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CONFIDENTAR

RE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Born

March 5, 1942

Detroit, Michigan

Height

5'5"

Weight

130 pounds

Hair

Brown

Eyes

Hazel

Build

Medium

The SWP has been designated by the Attorney

General of the United States pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

•A characterization of the YSA is set forth in

the Appendix.

All sources not identified in the actached Appendix

have furnished reliable information in the past.

es.

...

....:

2.

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CONSIDER

IS 300 lA

RE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The May, 1950, Lssue' Of tra "Young Sodalist,"

(YS), page 1, column 3, discloce trai during April 15-17,

1960, a national organization entitled "The Young socialist

Alliance" (YSA) was established at Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania.

The Issue stated. that this organization was formed by the

nationwide supporter clubs of the publication yS.

The above Issue, page 6, set forth the founding

declaration of YSA.

This declaration stated that the YSA

recognizes the socialist workers party (SWP) as the only

existing political leadership on class struggle principles.

and

that the supporters of the ys have come into basic political

solidarity with the SWP

on the principles of revolutionary

socialism.

A source advised on May 23, 1966, that the original

YSA was an organization formed during October, 195%s in

New york City, by youth of various left socialist tendencies,

particularly members and followers

of the sWe.

The leaders

of this group were the guiding forces in the establishment

of the

national oxganization.

The source

further advised on May 23, 1900, that

the

ISA 1s dominated and controlled on a national basis by

the SWP through having SWP members comprise exclusively

the National Executive Committee

Is the youth and traming section for The YSas,

In reallty,

the SWP and' the main

source of new SWP members.

* The headquarters of the YSA are located In Room 535,

41 Union Square

West, New. Yock CIty.

The SWe has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

...

APPENDIX

:3.

CONFIDENTIAL

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CONFIDENTIL

RE: NORMA JEAN LODICO

"YOUNG SOCIALESS"

The "young Socialist" is a magazine published

five times a year by the young sociallst Alliance.

The

october, 1964, edition, the initiai edition utilizing the

magazine format,

relates

that this magazine succeeds

"Young Socialist"

newspaper in an effort to provide "more

facts on more general issues than a small newspaper can."

The newspaper "Young Socialist" was formerly

described as the official organ of the Young socialist

Alliance.

The "Young Socialist"

maintains headquarters

at Rooin 535, 41 Union Square West, New York City and the

mailing address of post Office

Box 471, Cooper Station,

New York, New York, 10003.

This document contains neither

recommendations nor conclusions of

the FBl. It is the property of

the FBI and is loaned fe your agency;

it and its contents are nat to be

distributed oviside your agency.

APPENDIX

47.

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FN-128 (Rev, 2-26-*4)

• LUNAL PORA NO, 10

1310-106

NAY 1762 EDITION

=OSe GeN. R10. NO. 28

UNITED STATES OVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

: Director, FBI (Bufile-

100-4474091

DATE: 12/8/66

rem fue oleveland (100-27226) (8)

Cards UTD

Cards Sent Cl

GUNECT:

NORMA JEAN

LODICO, aka

SM-SWP

The coptioned individual has been the subject of a security investigalion by this office. The

SEAMILI

_ Division has verified the pormanent presence of the subject in 115 division as

ilding and working at the addresses listed below. The -

_SEATTLE

_Division is being

sidered the new office of origin.

BaT

sidence address

5236

1 22nd

a Avenue Northeast, Seavele, I

Washington

ENCLOS

DEL

Business address

__-UnkinowA-

Check the following applicable statements:

changes in the Security Index at the Seat of Government. The —

This Individual is the subject of a Securly Index Card. (The Bureau a allEll lo make the appropriate

should affix the addresses indicated above and the appropriate case file number.) '

This subject is tabbed for Detcom.

This subject was carried as a Key Figure or Top Functionary.

Handwriting specimens have been furnished to the Burcau.

A photograph has been furnished to the Bureau.

A security flush nolice has been placed with the Identification Division and a copy has been designated therelor.

The Tolioving pertinent items ere bing dorwarded to she new Oilice of Origin with is copies of ihis felter:

Security Index Cards

Serials (specify)

attached)

Photograph of subject (chect appropriate item listed below)

Negative and three copies of most recent or best likeness photograph.

None available.

Previously furnished.

3 - Bureau (Reg.)

(1-Ident Div)

2-Seattle

(100-28527)

I -Cleveland

WWP: eds

(6)

Enc

6

RUC report being prepared

(Reg.)

559,

REG

•"'.

sansion

-2

88 DEC

1805

ROY

Until proar responte to our request and is not for disse

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is amited to official proceedings by

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized personas

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

WWW

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Eriesia, i

311

A I DON

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CV 100-27226

Serials:

Report Oi SA DONAID M. MARTIN dated 12/15/64 at Detroit.

summary report of SA JAMES L. DALEy dated 12/11/63

at Detroit.

Report of SA WILLIAM W. PATTON dated 12/15/65 at Clevelaná.

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

U: CED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Cleveland, Ohio

December 8, 1966

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM-SWP

REFERENCE:

our communication dated 12/15/65

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified) :

Residence:

5236 - 22nd Avenue Northeast

Seattle, Washington

Employment: Unknown

CD-122 DETACHED

" :11:"

NOT RECORDED*

TROL

(Op) 10

i1 DEC 9

1938

OIN

renting slip for

Lachon

killicid

NECT 51CIG

F413

NW 55291 Dod e npager ommendations nor conclusions of the FRL. le is the property of the FBI and

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..".

FEDERAI

EPORTING OFFICE

CLEVELAND

ITLE OF CASE

BUREAU OF INVE

ICATION

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SEATTLE

• NORMA JEAN LODICO, aKa.

DATE

1/27/67

REPORT MADE BY

SA WILLIAM W. PATION

CHARACTER OF CASE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

12/30/66 - 1/24/67

TYPED BY

min

SM • SWP

REFTRENCES

ReporE O SA WILLIAM W. PANTON, 12/15/05, at Cleveland.

Cleveland letter to Seattle, 10/27/06.

Cleveland airtel to Bureau,

21/18/66.

Seattle letter to Cleveland, 11/25/66.

FD-128 to Bureau, 12/8/66.

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Location

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For characterization of DANNY ROSENSHINE,

PAUL LODICO, DOUG JENNESS and HARRY RING.

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INFORMANTS Cont'd:

Source

0 213

For characterization of LEO BERIARD,

ERIC REINTHALER, DENNIS SWEETENHAM, 2nỜ

HERMAN KIRSCH.

Intonna Symany

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Location

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134-1292-SA-44 thru 168

134774-5A-505 thru 565

For characterization or LEW JONES,

FARRELL DOBBS, aNd GEORGE NOVACK.

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CV I-o is

Former finis

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CV I-9 is

CV T-10 is

CV T-11 is

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134-14-5A-2071 thru ?293

134-1293-5A-42 thru 78

134-1240-SA44 thru 74

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134-1338-SA-16

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ADMINISTRATIVE

This report is classified confidential since data

reported from Cv I-l through CV 1-l2 could reasonably result

In the identification of confidential informents

and compromise

Lucure

effectiveness thereor

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• FD 404(7108-3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

Copy to:

1 Secret Service, Seattle

Repors of:

Date:

SA WILLTAM W. PATTON

1/27/69

Field Office File #:

100-27226

Title:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

• Offices

Burcau Flio #:

CLEVELAND

100-441409

• Character: SECURITY MATTER • SHP

Synopsis:

and oi the Cleveland Branch of the Young Socialist Alliance

(CBYSA) prior to her departure for

seattle, Washington, in

10/66.

Activities of LODICO set forth..

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DETAILS:

I BACKGROUND

On November 23; 1966, source advised SA WILLIAM E.

FENTMORE that NORMA LODICO was residing in Apartment #303,

University Apartments, 5236 22nd Avenue, N.E., Seattle, Washington,

and unemployed.

947794359799

CONFIDENTIAL

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

University Apartments

5236 22nd Avenues Not.

scarties washington

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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On September. 20, 1960, source advised that NORMA

LODICO is employed in

the Ortice of United Blectrical Radio

and Machine Workers of Americas U.t. District Council #l,

17403 Harvard Avenue, Cleveland, 0n10.

CV. I-3

the recoras of source, as checked by Le wiLLlAt hiGedus

on January 5 and 23, 1967, reflect that NORMA JEAN LODICO, bOrn

March 5, 1942, was arrested on November'I3, 1965 at 5927 Buclid

with a group of individuals charged with Disorderly

On November 15, 1965 LODICO and others appeared

belore Judge THSODORE WILLIAMS, Municipal Court, City of Cleveland,

and entered a plea of not guilty to chorge or Disorderly

Case was continued until July 12, 1966 when LODICO

ana others appeared belore Judge WiLblAns, Municipal Court:

case dismissed against LODICO and others arrested on Novenber 13,

1965. Judga WILLIAMS ruled that the affidavits were faulty in

wording.

New warrants were issued for the same group by the

city police on July 24, 1966.

LODICO and others appeared before

Judge JOSEPH STEARNS, Municipal Courts Cleveland, Ohio,

July 25, 1906; no plea entered;

case continued until September 14s

1966, and since that date has been continued on several

occasions and on January 11, 1967, was continued until January 31,

1967.

Records Bureau

Cleveland Police Department

cleveland, Ohic

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II. CONNECTIONS WITH THE SOCIALIST WORKERS

PARTY (SWP) AND YOUNG SOCIALIST

- ALLIANCE (ISA)

Unless otherwise indicated, all functions at

in attendance were

The SWp has been designated by the Attorney

General of the United States pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

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A characterization of the YSA aypears in the

Appendix Section of this report.

Informant related on s number of occasions during the

period November 30, 1965 to October 17, 1966 that NORMA LODICO

was s member of the Cleveland Branch of the Socialist Workers

Party (CBSWP and of the Cleveland Branch of the Young socialist

Alliance (OBYSA)s characterizations of which appear in the

Appendix Section of this report.

LODICO waS Identified as being

in attendance at 32 scheduled activities of the CBSWP and CBISA.

including membership meetings, forums, and socialist classes

during the period November 21, 1965 to October 7, 1966.

On February 14, 1966, LODICO was Identified as being

in attendance at s menbership meeting of the CBSWP which was

held on February 11, 1966. Source related thai LODICO read the

minutes of the previous meeting

CV I-2 and CV T-3 on February 14, 1966,

corroborated LODICO's attendance

at this

meeting.

On March 4, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a regular membership meeting of the CBSWP on

February 25, 1966.

At this meeting, PAUL LODICO, husband of

NORMA LODICO, requested that members

or the CBISA, who are

also members of the CBSWP, be excused from the next business

meeting on March 4, 1900 as they would be attending the National

• YSA Convention, in Chicago, Illinois, March +0s 1900. source

related that NORMA LODICO was one of thase members who would

be attending the convention.

CV I'-2 on March 4, 1966 corroborated

the above information.

CV T-1 In October, 1966, identifiea

PAUL LODICO aã a member of the CBSWP

and as organizer of the CBYSA prior to

his transfer to seattle, Washington.

On April 19, 1906s LODICO Was identified as being

In attendance at & CBSWP membership meeting on April 15, 1966

and

read the minutes of the previous Branch meeting.

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CV T-2 On April 19, 1966 and CV I-5

on May 3, 1966, corroborated the above

Information.

On May 6, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendence at a CBSVP-CBYSA syonsored forum which was held

on May I, 1966. LODICO acted as Chairman at this forum and

introduced the main speaker, DOUG JENNESS, author of the books

"War

and Revolution in Vietnam."

was

"How This Generation Can Change Society.

The topic of JeNNess' talk

He stated that

the United states is playing a roll or counter revolution

throughout the colonial countries of the world; spoke against

the United States

policy in Vietnam and supported the CASIRO

revolution in cuba.

JENNESS outlined six ways that the younger

generation of socialists and radicals in the United States

could help change the society, by working in anti-war and anti

Vietnam committees, working in Negro and civil rights groups,

urging chat groups

adopt a policy of independent political

action rather than work in the two political parties and to

overthrow the present government.

CV T-5 on May 16, 1966 and OV T4 on

May 13s 1966, corroborated the above

information.

OV I-1 in Mays 1966, identified JENNESS 25

& member of the National Committee or the

YSA.

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On May 18, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a CBSWP sponsored forun which

was. held on

May 8, 1966 and to have acted as Chairman of the forum.

The program for this forum was a debate between PHIL BART and

ERIC REINTHALER.

BART spoke on the subject "The New Communist

Program."

He stated that the program of the American Communist

Party (CP) is for members to work and infiltrate the Democratic

Party and the labor unions in order to eventually control the

two groups and then the government.

He stated that it was also

the purpose of the American CP to work in all civil rights

groups and anti-war organizations.

CV I-2 on May 18, 1966 and OV I-7 on

May 23, 1966, corroborated the above

information.

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CV T-2 In Januarys, 1907, 1denülfled ERIC

BEINIHALER aS the

organizer of the CBSWP.

CV I-12 in 1965 identiried BARI' as & member

oi the National Committes of the CPUSA and

as Chairman of the Ohio CP.

on June 9, 1966, LODICO WaS Identifled as being in

attendance at a membership meeting of the CBSWe on June 3,

At this meeting, LODICO reported that as of that date, she had

sent the National Headquarters of the SWP in New York

• City a

total or $935.00 toward the Cleveland Branch quota of $1, 065.00.

for the National Fund Drive of the swe.

On June 14, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a CBSWP-CBYSA sponsored

socialist class which

was held on June 8, 1966. LODICO was identified as being the

Director of the school and introduced the first speaker as

HERMAN KIRSCH•

LODICO stated that this was the first summer

school conducted by the CBSWP and CBYSA. She stated that the

National Office of the SWP had formerly

sponsored the some type

of school in New Jersey where many of the older comrades had

studies socialism; that a school of similar nature also had been

conducted in Boston, Massachusetts for YSA members approximately

two years ago; that this year there were to be summer schools

held in Chicago; Boston; Detroit, Michigan; Milwaukee, Wisconsin;

and Los Angeles, Calliornia. KIRSCH discussed the introduction

and first chapter of the book, "In Delense of Marxism.

Cy T-3 on June 14, 1966, corroborated the

above information.

CV I-2 in Januacy, 1967, identified HERMAN

KIRSCH as & member of the CBSWP.

On July 18, 1966, LODICO was Identified as being in

attendance at a CBSWP-CBYSA sponsored socialist class which

was held on July 13, 1960 and to have acted as Chairman of the

class. Source related that HARRy RING, member of the National

committee of the sies lectured on the history of the IsA.

RING stated that the

Party began its building of the youth in

the early 1950's. He stated that the YSA has been a part of every

civil rights movement in the United States beginning with the

Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott in 1956 and from this began

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recruiting more and more members. He stated that the YSA

the lunch counter "sit Ins, "adical groups to participate in

one of the first young

and from that time on have been

active in civil rights groups and anti-Vietnam War Committee.

He stated that the YSA, as a result of its activity in these

groups, recruited new members from the Mississippi civil rights

march and at the present time is one of the leading youth

radical groups participating and recruiting from the anti-vietnam

War Committee.

!

On August 16, 1966, LODICO was identified as being

In atrendance at & CBSIP membership meeting on August 12, 1906.

LODIC reported

that GEORGE NOVACK would lecture at the CBSWP

CBYSA socialist class to be held on August 19, 1966.

CV T-5 on August 23, 1966, corroborated the

above information.

CV I-4 in August, 1966, identifIed NOVACK

as a member of the National Committee of the

SWP.

CV. T-]

Informant related on a number of occasions during the

périod November 30, 1965 to December 12, 1956 thai NORMA LODICO

was a member of the CBSWP and CBYSA. LODICO was identified as

being in attendance at 36 scheduled

activities of the CBSWP and

• CBISA, Including membership meetings, forums, and socialisi

classes äuring the period November 21, 1965 to December 9: 1966.

On January 12, 1966, source related that. in July,

-1905 the CBSWP elected

& new

Executive Committee composed of

five members, two of which were PAUL and NORMA LODICO.

on January 19: 1966, LODICO was identified as being

in attendance at a membership meeting of the CBSWP which was

held on January 13, 1960.

CALC RILNIHALIR gave the Branch

Executive Committee

report,

alter which nominations were accepted

for members of the new Branch Executive Committee to be elected

the following week. Source related that NORMA LODICO was one

of those nominated and who had accepted the nomination.

CV I-4 on January 17, 1966 and CV I-1 on

January 19, 1966, corroborated the above

information.

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On May 25, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at & meeting which was held on May 20, 1966.

this meetings DENNIS SUEETENHAN gave the Branch Exocutive

Committee report. He stated that PAUL and NORMA LODICO, HERMAN

KIRSCH and DANNY ROSENSHLNE were in Detroit, Michigan, attending

memorial services for ISO BERNARD who was killed by a fanatie

at Debs Hall at detroit, Michigan.

CV T-I on May 25, 1966 and CV I. on

June I, 1966, corroborated the above

information.

CV T-2 In May, 1966, Identified LEO BERNARD

as & former member of the YSA; and in Januaxy,

1967 identifiod DENNIS SWEETENHAM as a member

of the CBSWP and CBYSA.

OV Tal In January, 1967, identified DANNY

ROSENSHINE aS & member

of the CBSWP and

CBISA.

on June I4, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a membership meeting of the CBSWP followed by a

CBSWE •CBYSA sponsored socialist class on June 10s. 1900. At

the conclusion oi the class, LoDeo reported on the progress

of the Branch in connection with the National Fund Drive of.

the SWP.

She stated that the CBSW had sent to the National

Office $1, 000.00, but that pledges which were made over and

above the

amount of the quota in the amount oi $80.00 was still

• owed by some of the members. BERMAN KIRSCH made a motion,

which was approveds that the Branch maintein all munds over the

CBSWP quota. for the

National Fund Drive to be used by the

Branch.

CV T~1 on June 14, 1966 and CV I-4

on June 16, 1966, corroborated the

above

information.

on July 26, 1966, LODICO was identified as being In

attendance at a CBSWP-CBISA jointly sponsored socialist class

which was held on July 18, 1966.

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FARRELI. DOBES gave the first of a two part lecture

on the subject

"Building the Revolutionary Party."

DOBBS

started his talk by saying that the sip has three goals of &

political nature; aligning the United States with world

socialien, defending

; the interest-or the exploited masses

against capitalism at home, and teaching and leading the

workers of the United States for the abolition of capitalism.

He spoke on reformism and stated that the SWe will oppose any

change in the political objectives and must be thoroughly

trained for combat.

He stated that a massive counter-revolutionary

war is being waged by the United States all over the world but

that they cannot continue to be the world's watchdog Iorever.

He stated that the world-wide revolutionary movement has

sultered major setbacks in many areas, but at che same time an

indication ol the imperialist downfall is the mass protest

of the war in Vietnam.

He stated that this is the first time

In the history of the

United States that any segment of the

population in numbers has protested the waging of war while

war is going on.

DOBBS stated that it is the need of the Party

to keep recruiting students into the SWp and that as the Negroes

become more militant and more politically aware to recruit

them into the SWP.

In conclusion, DOBBS stated that the political

approach of the siP is to aim for

the conquest of power from the

capitalist class to a socialist form of government in the

United states by the working class.

conclusion of DOBBS' sneach, NORMA LODICO asked DOBBS what he

meant when he said that the

socialism would be a fierce struggle. He replied that the

capitalist class in the United states would not give up easily

and would employ every tactic known to squelch the overthiow

of thair system so consequently, as shown in the past history of

the United States it will be a fierce battle to overthrow

capitalism in the United States in order to substitute socialism.

CV I'-4 in 1966 identified DOBBS as a member

of the National Committee and National

Secretary of the SWP.

On August 24, 1966, LODICO was identified as being

in attendance at an open lorum sponsored by the CBSWP which

was held on August 21s 1900.

source identified the speaker

at this forum as CEORGE NOVACK.

NOVACK's talk was on the

subject

"Existentialism vs. Marxism." NOVACK spoke on the

Marxist philosophy as opposed tothe

theory of Existentialism

as propounded by JOHN PAUL SAIRe, French author and philosopher.

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CV I-1 on August 24, 1966, corroborated

LODICOs attentance

at this forum.

On August 24, 1966, LODICO was identified

as being in

attendance at a CBSHP-CBYSA

socialist class wich was held on

August 22, 1966.

Source related that GEORGE NOVACK lectured

on the

"Decline of Stallnism."

NOVACK reviewed the history of

Russia in relationship to world politios from 1923 to the precent

tine, at which time he stated that Russia is practicing a form

of Communisn, that although they claim they are a Socialist

countrys they do not practice true socialism. NOVACK stated

that Russia played coalition politics with the Imperialist

countries since the second world war and to the present time

did everything in her power to oppose every colonial revolution

NOVACK stated that

this theory of coalition politics is in direct opposition to the

Trotsky theory of world revolution. He stated that the

Trotskyites believe that socialism cannot exist in just one

country but there will have to be world revolutions and that

it is the duty of the trouskyites to support the revolutions

all over the world. NOVACK stated that Red Chine is the only

communist country in the world with the exception of Cuba,

which is following

the correct Trotsky line:

1966 and to have acted as Chairman at this meeting.

CV Iu4 and CV I-5 on September 16, 1900;

corroborated LODICO's attendance at this

meetêng.

On September 22, 1906, LODICO was identified as being in

1966, which was held at

to the smell Lone Cal cecil Avenue, cleveland, ohio.

actendance at & membership meeting of the CBSiP on septenber 16,

gave a report and a sumnary relating

school sponsored by the CBSWP and CBYSA.

and teported that the summer school neited a profit of $3.00

that this school, being the first one held in Cleveland,

was very successful.

CV I-1 on September 22, 1960, corrovorated

the above information.

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On Decenber 12, 1960g

during a regular membership

meeting, of the CBsiP,

which was held on December 9, 1966,

at 9001 FucLia Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, Aros KEINTHALER gaVe

a report on the rolitical activity-of

the branches in various

citles around the country.

He stated that since PAUL and

NORMA LODICO had

transterred from the cleveland, Ohio branch

in October, 1956,

to seattle,. Washingtons they had started to

build a branch in that city.

He stated that

they were fortunate

to be going to seattle at this time when seattle, Washingion

was organizing a boycott of food stores and that they had become

active in that and since there were 3,500 people involved in

the boycott, they felt that they would be able to male some good

contacts.

CV T-2

On various dates during the period December 8, 1955

to October 12, 1965, NORMA LODICO was identified as a member oi

the CBSWP and

CBYSA.

LODICO was identified as being in attendance

aù 29 scheduled activities of the CBSVP and CBYSA including

perlod December 5, 1955 to October 12, 1966.

During the same

(CCaW), a characterization of which appears in the Appendix

Section of this report, which were held at the church of the

covenant, 1i2os Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. source also,

auling chis period, identified LODICO &:

taking part in demonstra

tions sponsored by

the CCIWY in downtown Cleveland, Ohio.

on January 31, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in.

attendance at a CBSWP membership meeting on january 27, 1956.

The newly elected Branch Executive Committee recently appointed

included the name NORMA LODICO as Recording Secretary...

On February 21, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a meeting sponsored by the CBYSA which was held

on february 20, 1966.

The speaker at this meeting was PAUL

LODICO who spoke on what part

the ISA is playing In the CCINY.

On March 21, 1966, LODICO was Identified as being in

attendance at a regular membership meeting of the CBshe on

March 18, 1966.

At this meeting, LODICO stated that she. had

collected $170.00 which she had already counted for the National

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Fund Drive of the SWP and that she hal also collected $40.00

which she had not made any recosa as of that date.

CV T-I on larch 21, 1966, corroborated

the above information.

On May 2s 1956, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance st a ragular

membership meeting of the CBSWE on

April 29, 1966,

at which time she stated that she had collected

$550.00 tor the National Fund Drive wich was the half-way

maik for the quota set by the National Ofrice of the SWP for

the Cleveland Branch.

FAUL LODICO gove & report on anti ar

activities and stated that leaflets were being passed out at

high schools and local colleges in protect of the United states

action in Vietnan.

OV I.5 on May 6, 1966, corroborated

the above information.

On May 16, 1966, LODICO was Identified as being in

attendance at & regular nembership meeting of the CBsw on

May 13, 1966 and to have read the minutes of the preceding

meeting. LODICO also stated that the Branch was falling behind

In their pledges for the National

• Fund Drive which must be

met by June, 1956.

Source related on October la, 1966 that PAUL, and NORMA

LODICO were being sent to Seattle, Washington by the National

office of the swe to organize & branch of the YSA in that city

and that they would be departing in Octobers. 1966.

Cv t-3

On various dates during the period December 3, 1965 to

October 13: 1956, NORMA ICDICO was identified as a member of the

CBSWP and CBYSA.

LObiCO was identitied as being in attendance

at 19 scheduled

activities of the GESiP and CErSA including

forums and socialist classes during the

nembership naeting 1955 to October 9, 1965. On February 28, 1966,

period December 2,

LUbICo was identirica as boing in attendanes at a CBSWE sponsored

forun on February 13,

1905. the principal sposker at this form

WaS LEW JONES, identified by source as & member of the Nationgl

Committee of tha YSA. JONES talked concerned proposed solutions

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to the war in Vietnam.

JONES pointed out that the United States

has no legal rignt in Victnam, therelore, the only just solution

is United States withdromal.

JoNEs stated that the United Stetos

supervised elections would pre-suppose the United States had a

right to dictate the form of goverument in Vietnam.

Cy I.5 on February 24, 1966, corroborated

the above information.

On June Is 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

altendance at & membership meeting of the CBSWe on May 27, 1966.

During the meeting NORMA LObICO reported that she was

confirmirg the

dates on hich FARRELL DOBBS and GEORGE NOVACK

would be availavle to take part In the socialist school being

sponsored by the CBSVP and OBISA.

On july 1, 1966, source identified NORMA LODICO as being

the educational director of the CBSWP as of that date.

On July 26, 1966, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a business meeting and a ecialist class which

were held at lous hillerest street, Cleveland Heights, Onio

on JuLy 24, 1900. NORMA LODICO was Chairman at these functions.

On, July 26, 1956. LODICO was identiried as being in

attendance at & COSWE-CrISA socialist class which was held on

July 19, 1966 at 3054 Euclid Heights Boulevard, Cleveland Heighus,

Ohio. Source identified FARRELI. DOBBS as instructor oi this

class and who spoke on the develogment of the SWP. DOBBS discussed

the struggle of the Party, pointing cut the duties of the

National Comnittee and the theory of Democratic centralism.

DOBBS stated that the goal of the SW is to stamp out capitalism

In this country and when capitalism is overthrown in the United

states, the rest of the world will follow.

•CV I-l and CV T-3 on July 25, 1956; CV I-2 on

July 26, 1965, and CV I-5 on August 2, 1966,

corroborated IODICO's attendance at this class.

CV I-4

On a number of occasions during the period November 29,

1965 to October 27, 1965, NORMA IODICO was identified as a member

of the GESWP. LODICO was identified as being in attendance at 31

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scheduled functions of the CBaWP and OBYSA during the period

November 14, 1965 t0 october 7, 1966,

On April 22, 1966, LODICD was idontified as being in

attendance at a CBSVP membershiy meeting which was held on

April 22, 1966. Source related that LODICO, who was in charge

of the National fund Drive for the local branch, requested that

sl1 those making pleages for the National Fund Drive pay their

pledges at the earliost possible date as they were still in

need ot $530.00 to meet the Branch quote.

CV. T-5

Informant related on & number of occasions curing

• December 3, 1955 to Octobar 17, 1900, NORHE LODICO was a member

che CBSWE and CBYSA.

LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at 18 scheduled activities of the CBSWP and CBYSA

including membership meetings

and foruns during the period

December 2, 1965 to October 14, 1966.

In addition to the

above, during the same Perioa,

informant also identified LODICO

as being in attendance at seven moetings of the cool, and 01

which were held at 11203 Euclid Avenue, except one which was

held st 1840 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

On January 19, 1956, LODICO was Identifled as being in

attendance at a joint meeting of te COwy and BYSA which was

held on January 16, 1965.

The purpose of this meeting was to

aiscuss ways of getting the newsletter being published by the

CCEw into the hands of the pubile.

It was felt by those presont

that the best means for distributing the newsletter would be

to do so at docal high schools and colleges and selling them

at the churches at $.10 per copy.

On February 28, 1960, LODICO Was identified as being

in attendance at a meeting sponsored by the CHYSA

and the CBSVP, which was

held on February 20, 1966.

the CCEWV...

The

purpose of the mecting was to form & sub committee and to hold

meetings for a better understanding and ccordination of the

activities and people involved in the anti-yar movement.

On June 2, 1965, LODICO was identified as being in

attendance at a membershin meeting of the CBSWP on May 27, 1966,

and to have given a report relating to the National Fund Drive

of the SWP.

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Cy I-I and. Cv I-2 on Juna/2, 1966,

corroborated the above information.

On October 10, 1965, LODICO was idontified as being

attendance at a CBSWP forum which was

held on October 9, 1965;

The tople of diseas. im

PAUL LODICO Stated that the

Negroes can only gain their freedom by fighting for it; that

the Negrossmust control their on struggle for freedom.

stated that the Negroes are tired of promises and are soon

going to get us and fight. PAUL, IoDiCo stated that we must get

cid of capitalisn and have a socialist cevolution.

CV I-3 on October I0, 1966, corroborated

the above information.

On Octaber 17, 1965, source related that a farewell :

party was given for PAUL and NORMA LODICO at their residence,

2549 Hampshire Road, Clevaland Heights, Ohio, on October 13,

1966, who were departing from cleveland to seattle, Washington,

on October 14,1966.

• On various dates during the period December 30g

1965 to October I1, 1956, NORMA LODICO was identified as being

In attendance at eight lozums sponsored by the CBSWP auring

the period December 19, 1955 to Ociober 7: 1966. On February 14,

1900, LODICO was identified as being in attendance at a forum

sponsored by the CBSWP on February 6, 1966. An informal panel

discussion took place on the

subject, "How Doas Racial Segregation

Undermine the Public Schools?"

The panel discussion was lead by

DONALD FREEMAN, Who believes a rebellion is open, militant, and

possibly violent in order to let the white man know that the old

days have passeds gradualism cannot be tolerated and that che

American dream must be alterod if the United States wishes to

remain a power in the shrinking world of the future.

FREEMAN

savacates a separate Negro state where the Negro will run

everything

He encourages the establishment of Negro businesses

In Negro neighborhoods and support 6f these businesses by ell

Negroes and the building of pride in race among Negro children

through Negro history projects and closer ties between American

Negroes and the independent Black Africon and Asian countries.

CV I~3 on February I4s 1966 and CV T-4

on February 18, 1965, corroborated the

above information.

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A characterization of DONALD FREEMAN appears

in the Appendix Section under the caption

"Voluntary Action Movement" (RAM):

on rebruary 10

CCEwv in front of Public Auditorium, Cleveland, Ohio, on

Tebruary 7, 1906, for the benerit of Vice President HUBERT B.

HUMPHREY WhO waS

in Cleveland at that time.

source related

that the purpose of the demonstaation was to relate to Vice

President HUMPHREY how the people were protesting Unltea states

action in Vietnam.

CV 7-8

On April 7, 1966, source identified NORMA LODICO

as being in attendance at the Fiith National Convention of the

ISA held at Chicago, Illinois, March 4-6, 1966.

CV T-ll on

April 21, 1966, corroborated

LODICO's attendance

at the above convention.

On Septenber 20, 1966, NORMA IODICO was identified by

source as

being in attendance at a National Leadership Conference

• which was attended by approximately 150 registered guests

representing peace organizations from various parts of the United

States.

Included in these organizations were individuals irom

the YSA, SWE and CP.

1966,

demonstration pertaining to United States action in Vletnam.

CV. I-9

On April 10, 1966, source identified NORMA LODICO aS

being in

attendance at a meeting sponsored by the CCEW on

April

5, 1966, which was

held at 11205 Euclid Avenue, Clevaland,

Ohi0.

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CLEVELAND COMMINISE DO END THE WAS I VEECHICA

On December 4, 1955, & source advised chat i

Cleveland Committee to End the War In Tieonam COEuV, was

orcanared In the latter part or 0cx0082

1955, and that

members of the Sochalist Workers Party (SWP.and the Youre

• Socialist Alliance (YSA, in Cleveland were anshminented in

forming the CoEW.

A second source advised on January a4, 1956, that

Daniel Rosenshine, an SWP member, was elected

Chelamas of

the coaly,

and that all the other variceza

except two were

members of

the SWP or YSA.

Further's the SWP and YSA branches

In Cleveland were paying Rosenshine

$35.00 a week so he

could devote full time to the anti-was noveneat

The second source advisad on Juno 27, 1966, that

a suboommittee of members of the swe and the ISA active in

the OCEW meet periodically to formulate polady for the

ocruv, to decide who would be elected to the vasious offices

and what steps could be taken so that it would not appear

that the SWe-ISA faction had taken over the COW completely.

A third source advised on November 29, 1966, at

Rosenshine continues to serve as Chairman of the COEWV

although he is no longer being paid.

The source stated that

at the elections on November 29, 1966. fous other SWE Or

•ISA niembers were named to fill principa: or1i0es, and or thie

eleven persons named to the Steering Commitles, six ara members

of the SWP pr YSA and one 1s a Communiat Farty member.

On December 12, 1966, the seeond scurce advised

that the conwy has office space at 1840 Coventry Road,

Cleveland Heights, Ohie, and holds weckly neetings there.

According to the

source,

an estinated

20-30 persons attend

these meetings with over half of them being members of the

SWP Or YSA.

Most of the members are or high school or

college

age.

The second source also advised that the prinairai

activities of the CCEWV have been in connection with sponeoring

demonstrations and the distribution oi liberature agained tis

van In Vietnam.

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REVOLUTIONARY ACTION MOVEMENT

On November 3, 1964, a source made avallable a document

entitled,

"The Revolutionary Action Movement Manifesto"

document

i having been obtained.

by the source from an individual,

known to be a member of the Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM) •

This document stated, in part, that RAM was offlolally

organized in the Winter of 1963 by Afro-Americans who support the

revolutionary objectives of ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, now residing in

Cuba, and his concept of organized violence to achleve the liberatio

OI the Afro-American people in the United States.

This Manifesto

disclosed that RAM had oriented its program to one of education

and political revolution and the organization of a "black"

political party with revolutionary objectives, having recognized

the need for a

"black revolutionl that could

and would seize

power.

RAM philosophy is described in this document as one of

revolutionary nationalism, that is, one involving

the struggles

of the non-white races of

the world against exploitation and

enslavement by the white capitalist and imperialist nations.

Regarding WILLIAMS, It should be noted that on August 28,

1961, a Federal warrant was issued at Charlotte, North Carolina,

charging him with Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution for the

crime of kidnapping.

subsequent to the Issuance of this warrant,

WILLIAMS fled the United States to Cuba, where he now publishes

a monthly newsletter entitled, "The Crusader" from lavana.

This source in September, 1964, advised RAM Is dedicated

to the overthrow or the

capitalist system in the United States,

by violence if necessary, and to its replacement by a socialistic

system oriented toward the Chinese communist Interpretation of

Marxism-Leninism.

RAM Is entirely non-white in membership,

clandestine in nature, and owes Its primary alleglance to the

"Bandung World"

than

the non-white races of the world rather

to any national

entity, as

such.

On November 1o, 1904, a second source advised he learned

recently from a RAM member

that the organization began in Detrolt,

Michigan, largely under the Impetus of DON FREEMAN, described

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as the "Father" of RAM and referred to as RAM's "Black Stalin."

FREEMAN served as RAM Chairman with MAXWELL STANFORD, nOW Of

New York City, formerly of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, serving

as RAM Field Chairman.

on 3/18/65, a third source advised that Hanif Abdul

Wahab of Cleveland, Ohio, occupies a position in the RAM only

one or two places removed from the top RAM leadership.

on 5/16/66, a fourth source advised that the RAM

still remains active; however, there is no formal headquarters,

as such, for RAM.

This source further advised that so far

as is known, FREEMAN, STANFORD and WAHAB still occupy positions

of leadership In RAM.

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SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (SWP)

CLEVELAND BRANCH

A source in April, 1943; reported that the Cleveland

Branch of the socialist workers

Party (SWP was organized about

1930 or 1939: and was affiliated with the National swP and

fOllOWEd IUS

policies and directives.

A second source, on June 2, 1966, advised that the

Cleveland Branch swP, with approximately sixteen members, Is

affiliated with the National SwP and is currently active In

Cleveland and Akron, 0hi0.

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YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The May, 1950, issue of the "Young Sociallet,

(YS) page 1, column 3=

disclosed

that duzing April 15-17: 1960%

a national organization entirles

sahe Joung Socialise Alliance

(YSA) was

established at Phiiadelphia, Pennsylvanie.

The issue

stated that this ormonization was formed by the nationwide

supporter clubs of the pubircation is.

The above issue, page o, set forth the founding

declaration of ysA.

This occlaration stated ther the sa

recognizes the socialist Workers

Party (Sw?) as the only

existing political leadershép on class struegle principles,

and

that the supporters of the IS have come into basie political

solidarlty with the SVP on the principles of revolutionary

socialisn.

A source advised on May 23, 1900, that the original

IsA was an organization formed during October,

1957, In

New York City, by youth of mazious loft socialiat tendencies.

particularly members and forlovens or the swe

The leaders

of this group were

the guiding

'forces in the

establlshment

of the national organization.

The source further advised on

• Mey 23, 1956, that

the YSA is dominied and controiled on a

national basis by

the SWP through having SWP members

comprise exclusively

National Executive

Conmattee (NEC).

The YSA, In reality,

Is the youth and training sootion for the SWP and the main.

source of new Swe menbers.

The headquarters of the ISA are located in Room 535,

41 Union Square West, New Forle City.

The SWP has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

...

..

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YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE (YSA)

CLEVELAND, OHIO

A source on June 2, 1965, reported that the

Cleveland Branch of the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA was

organized in 1904, is affiliated with the national YSA,

follows its policies and directives, and it 1s close to the

Socialist Workers Party (SWP), as the majority of its members

are members of the SWP. Source

related that its activities

are aimed toward youth on college campuses and that it claims

to be Independent of the SWP. It has approximately 22 members.

The SWP has been designated by the Attorney

General of the United States pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

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T,39uH

CONFIDENTIAL

traitonisias

The "Young solelist" is o magazine pubiioned

Live timea

detober.

1964, ed

by the sours soerallat Alliance.

edition;

the initlai edition utilling the

magazine formal.

relates that this vagazine sucecede

"Young socialist"

newspaper in an effort to provide "nore

facts on more general lusues than a small newspaper can."

The newspaper "young Socialist" was formerly

described as

the official organ of the Young Socialist

Alliance.

The "young Socialist" maintains headquarters

at Room 535, 41 Union Square West, New Yorl City and the

ma114ng

address of Post Office Box 471, Cooper Station,

New York, New Yosk, 10003.

. B..

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CONFIDENTIAL

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Ii Repli: Please Rejor 10

File No.

100-27226

UNITE.

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU

1CE

¡ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTI

Cleveland, Ohio

January 27, 1967

TION

Title

NORMA TEAN LODICO

Character

Reference

SECURITY MATTER - SWP

Report of SA WILLIAM W. PATTON,

dated and captioned as above, at

Cleveland, Ohio.

1ll sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains nelther recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. Il Is the proporiy

of the FBl and is loaned to your agency; il and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency.

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OPIIONANTORM NO

10

501

MISS BEST COION

GSA GIN

NO 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

• DATE:

2/13/67

ON MY SAC.

i/L.

SEATTLE (100-28527)

• Cards UT'D

Cards Seat 00

3/17:67

NORMA

JEAN LODICO, Aka

SWP

Re:

Cleveland Report of SA William W. Patton, 1/27/67

JIt is recommended that a Security Index Card be

prepared on the above-captioned individual

The Security i Cued pete caption on individual should

time

Kinses

At Native Born

] Naturalized

7 Alien

(J Communist

• Socialist Workers Party

] Miscellaneous (specifs) -

Dale of birth

Place of birth

= Tab for

Delcom

Business Addyess (show name of employing concern and address)

Machine Operator,

Stearns Companys

25 West Nickerson Street,

Seattle, Washingion

lies Facility Data

Cicobraphical Reference Number

Interested Agencies

Residence Address

5027 Brooklyn Avenue Northeast

Seattle, Washington

Race

Sex

• Male

] Female

Responsibility

RLGISTERED MAIL

(a) - Bureau

Seattle

jat

JOT RECORDE

Ins document is prepared in response to some bequest one is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.. Its use zs

official proceedings or

(5)

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person.

nel witnout the express approval of the lBì.-

?'OFES

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SiS

Uiii .

TATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INTESTIGATION

seattle, Washington

February 13, 1967

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO, Aka

Communication from Cleveland, Ohio dated

1/27/57

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below, (change

only specified):

Residence: 5027 Brooklyn Avenue Norcheast

Seattle, Washington

Employment: Machine Operator,

Stearns Company

25 West Nickerson Street

Seattle, Washington

NOT RECORDED

-5 FEB 15 1957

FD-122 DETACHED.

hy ranting shir dr

08 5-

by.....

artion

1, i3i2

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the fBl. l is the property of the FBl and

is leaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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UBJECT:

OFIONAL MORA NO, 10

NLY 1PSZ FONION

OSA IPMR 141 CERS 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G

iNT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, FBI. (100-441409)

SAC, SEATTLE (100-28527) (C)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

nee Norma Jean Dupire

aka Norma Jean Cote

•SM - SWP

00:

SEATTLE

DATE:

3/7/67

For the information of the Bureau, NORMA JEAN

LODICO currently resides at 5027 Brooklyn Avenue Northeast,

seattle,

Washington.

She is employed as a machine operator

at the Stearns Company, 25 West Nickerson,

Seattle. She has

been personally observed by an agent of this office.

Until December, 1966, she was on the Security Index

of the Cleveland Office.

She is now on the Security Index of

the Seattle Office.

Her Security Index card is current.

Cleveland

submitted an RUC report dated

January 27, 1967, Seattle will follow her activities in the

Seattle area and submit

an annual report in January, 1968.

(2, - Bureau (REG)

1 - Seattle

WEF: cmh

(3)

EX-114

РEC75

14

160

S

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

ts use is limuted to official proceedings out.

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized persona

nel without the express

approval of the FBI.

: 6/11118

LIZZARE

MAR & 1967

CONTROL

1003

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F0-128 (Ko:. 8-26-61)

CATIONAL PORN NO. 10

- &6

MAY 1962 EDITION

CiSE. GEN. RIG 10, 27

UNITED STATES GL VERNMENT

Memorandum

: Directos, FBI (Bullie- 100-441409

DATE:

9/28/67

SAC , SEATTLE (100-28527) (P)

NORMA JEAN

SM - SWP

LODICO, aka

Cards UTD

Cards Sent 00

19/16/27

The caplioned individual has been the subject of a security investigation by this office. The

Detroit

_ Division has verified the permanent presence of the subject in its division as

restling and working at the addresses listed below. The -

Detroit

Division is being

considered the new office of origin.

lesidence address

- 11528 Ganfield

- Riverview,-Michigan

Rusiness address

---

Unknown

Check the following applicuble statemenis:

XXI

This individual is the sibject of a Security index Card. (The Bureau is requested to make the appropriate

changes in the Security Index of the Seat of Government.

Detroit

_Division

should affix the addresses indirdied above and the appropriate case file number.)

This subject is tubbed for Deicom.

This subject was carried as a Key Figure of Top Functionary.

Handwriting specimens have been furnished to the Bureau.

A photograph has been furnished to the Bureal.

XX! A security flash nolice has been placed with the Identification Division and a copy has been designated therefor.

The tollowing pertinent iteins are being forwarded lo the new Sifice of Origin with its copies of this letter;

XXl Security Index Curds

(3)

photograph of subjed geheck apachad lem listed below,

-XX Negative and three copies of most recent or best likeness photograph.

- None available.

Cil Previously turnished.

XXX&X

2 Jureau (Reg.)

(100-441409)

%-Detroit (100-30838)

Enc:.

8

I-Identification Division (REG)

1-Seattle

LKS : cmh

RUC report being prepared

(Reg.)

REC 51

• 4/1:

15

ST-107

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

₴ 1967

natron outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings

your cosmittee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized

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Serials enclosed for Detroit:

Cleveland report of SA WILLIAM W. PATTON, 12/15/65;

Cleveland report of SA WILLIAM W. PATTON, 1/27/67.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

"PORTING OFFICE

SEATTLE

TLE OF CASE

OFFICEOFORIGIN

DETROIT

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aka

DATE

10/10/67

REPORT MADE BY

' INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO

9/1 - 10/6/67

LEONARD K. STILES

CHARACTER OF CASE

SM - SWP

TYPED BY

:

REFERENCE:

Report of SA WILLIAM W. PATTON, 1/27/67, at Cleveland;

seattle letters to Detroit: 9/11/67 (I0);

9/13/67 (IO);

Detroit leiter to Seattle,

Seat tle FD-128, 9/28/67.

- RUC -

ADMINISTRATIVE:

CONVIC.

AUTO.

FUG.

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel uithout the express approval of the 1'51

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

ACQUIT-

CASE HAS BEEN:

FINES

SAVINGS

RECOVERIES

TALS

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

DYES INO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

.5

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

-

1

1

-

Bureau

(100-441409)

(REG)

Detroit (100-3083.8)

(REG)

(1 - Secret

service,

Detroit)

Secret Service,

Seattle (REG)

Seattle (100-28527)

COPIES DESTROYED

1970

REC 99

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E

PETTE TURN BERETIZO

OCT 13 1967

3370EC 2

Dissomination Record of Attached Report

Notations

Agency

Request Recd.

Tale twd.

1100% Esd.

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tennisatines

= 4t

SE 100-28527

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

SE T-1 is Su

Informant

Symbolt's

Location

CG 1) 134-2454-238

134-110A-390

: 134-14A-633

SE T-3 ise

SE T-4 is*

Characterization of DEBORAH EVE LEONARD

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1'Ca, 09 (For. 3-17-6-41

SE 100-28527

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

I Subject's name is included in the Security Index.

The data appearing on the Security Index card are current.

Changes on the Security Index card are necessary and

Form FD-122 has been submitted to the Bureau.

A suitable photograph Lal is is not available. (9166) w

Subject is employed in a key facility and

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies

are

This report is classirica_ confidential

because

(state reason) data furnished from. SE I-l and SE I-4,

if revealed could possibly result in identification

of informants of continuing value and thereby

compromise their future effectiveness to the detri~

ment of the national security.

7.

subject previously interviewed (dates)

Subject was not reinterviewed because (state reason)

not in division long enough to evaluate for

interview.

8..

9.

This case no longer meets the Security Index criteria

and a letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending

cancellation of the security Index card.

This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the

Security Index criteria and it continues to fall within

such criteria because (state reason) current activities

• in YSA.

10. [Xy Subject's SI card Dis I is not tabbed Detcom.

¡ Subject's activities warrant Detcom tabbing because

(state reasons)

i -c*-

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•15)-37G (Key, 11-12-65)

UNITE

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

Dear Sir:

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

October 10, 1967

forma Jean Lookic

ginger

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

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

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

1. D Has altempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employec,

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

U.S., because of his official status.

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

than legal means.

/ 3. Ex Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or

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

of other group or organization inimical to U. S.

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

Chinese Communist blocs and return.

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

criteria:

• (a)

• Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and

employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

(b) • Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

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

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order

and government.

6.

• Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.

Photograph XX has been furnished

_ may be available through

enclosed

• is not available

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Very truly yours,

poor

John Edgar Hoover

Director

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosurels) 1 (REG)

U.S. Secret Service, Seattle

I-U.S. Secret Service, Detroit (REG).

¡closure(s) 1 (REG) (Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal fon

ecomes UNCLASSIPIED.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy 10:

I - Secret Service, Detroit (REG)

1 - Sechet Service,

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Report of:

Dale:

Fiold Office File #:

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Characker:

LEONARD K. STILES

October 10, 1967

100-28527

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Office: Seattle, Washington

Bureau File #:

100-441409

• SECURITY MATTER - SHP

Synopsis:

subject currently resides at 11528 Garfield, Riverview,

Michigany and present employment unknown. Subject attended

as a delegate

from Seattle the 6th National Convention of

the fark shetton Hotel: Detroit, Michigan.

tributed April, 190%, in Seattle area concernea appeal tC

join National

on 4/15/01, at san francisco, Calitornia, and New lork.v

E shelton 1o6?, nobilitation

Spring Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam

These leaflets included

a list, of local Seattle sponsors.

among whom the name MORiA LODICO was mentioned.

- RUC -

I. BACKGROUND

Residence and Employment

On August 17, 1967,

S, Investigative

Unit, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan, advised that

NORMA LODICO resides at 11528 Garfield, RIverview, Michigan.

Also, he stated that her present employment is not known.

NATIONAL SECURITY INPORMATAY ARTIAL

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

C":

?".

"sle document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBi. Il is the property of the F'BI and is loaned 10

" gency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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II.

CONNECTIONS WITH THE YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE (YSA)

A characterization of the YSA appears

in the appendix section of this report.

A source advised that NORHA LODICO and her husband,

PAUL LODICO, participated as dolegates Iron Seattle in the

oth National

the used a hot tone an out anana an a te convention;,

however: her husband was

listed as a panel leader for a

discussion on

"Recruitment".

SE T-1 (3/29/67)

III. MISCELLANEOUS

The following sources furnished copies of leaflets

being distributed during April, 1967, in the Seattle area

which leaflets concerned

an

appeal to join the National Spring

Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam.

This activity was to

be held on April 15, 1967, on the lest Coast at San Francisco,

California, and on the East Coast at Hew York, New York.

The

leaflets included a list of local Seattle sponsors and named

NORHA LODICO, Identified as with the Seattle Young Socialist

Alliance, and DEBORAN LEONARD, Identllied with the seattle

Spring Mobilization Conmittee. The leaflets

describe the

purpose of the meeting as, "We call all Americans to unite and

•mobilize in

a movement to end the

senseless

slaughter of

American

GI's and the mass murder of Vietnamese".

SE T-2 (4/12/57)

SE I-3 (417/67)

On April 14, 1967, the "Seattle Times"

of the, Seattle Spring lobilization

Committee to End the War in Vietnam, which

LEONARD stated "nas three goals; an

end to

U.S. bombing of North Vietnam; immediate

withdrawal of American troops; and self-

determination for Vietnam".

SI

• DEBORAH EVE LEONARD, neE ROberts, who was

sorn Sentender 11,

1942, in lew York, Neu

York, was reportec

on liarch 14, 1966,

by

SE I-4 as having been sent by the Socialist

Workers Party (SWP) at New York City to

Seattle for an indefinite period in an

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attempt to prevent the Seattle Branch of

the SliP from breaking away from the

National organization.

: The Seattle Branch, SWP, is characterized

in the appendix pages.

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1

APPENDIX

SOCIALISI WORKERS PARTY - SEATTLE BRANCH

In May, 1941,

a source advined that during the month

oj. May, 1941, he seatüle Branch of the Socialice workerg Party

SWP was reorganizea and received official recognition as

branch of the Party from the National

Office of the

SWP in New

York, New York.

The Socialist Workers Party has been

designated by the Attorney General o

the united states pursuant to Executive

!

Order 10450.

on May 24, 1965, another source adviacd the Seattle

Branch, SW, With headquarters at 3815 Fifth Avenue Northeast,

seattle, was an affiliate oi the National swP.

According to

source,

merbership in the Seattle Branch included RICRARD

FRASER, Who is a member of the swe national Comities, and his

wIle, CLARA FRaSch, who Is an alternate member of the

National Comnittee.

In April, 1906, a third source stated that the seattle

Branch, SWP, executed a

swatement of resignarion fron the National

SWe, dated April 9, 1900; that they have made reference to the

group as the scattle Branch, SWP

Unarfillated,

since then; and

have temporarily adopted the name Freeãom Sccialiot farty (ESP)

of Washington.

This

group, ded by Ricard prasal, formerly a

member of the

SWP National

conmittee, and his

wife, CLARA FRASER,

Organizer of the branch, were in disagreement with the National

SWP over the questions of the Negro struggle, the colonial

revolution, the vietnamese war, regroupment,

vicnan's chanci-

pation, and party organizatioral prineiples,

This source advised that prior to the resignation of

the seatule Branch, SWP, TOM IBONAND aDD DEBBIE ROBERED, ala

DEBBLE LEONARD, were transferred by the Swe from new york to

seattle, to try

to bring back some of the mombers to the majority

line and prevent the sntire branch nenbership iron resigning.

They

establisned SwP neauquarters

at their revidence at

5265 -

15th Avenue Northeast, Seatle.

The April 17, 1967, issue or "The Militant" listed

the address of the Seattle SWP at 5257 Universiüy way (NE).

"The MilItant" Is a weekly newspaper

of the SWI.

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APPENDIX

108d.r

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YOUNG SOCIALIST ALIIANCE

The May, 1960, issue of the "Young socialist" (YS),

page 1, column 3,

disclosed that during April 15-17, 1960, a.

national organization entitled "The Young Socialist Alliance"

(YSA) was established at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This issue

stated that this organization was formed by the nationwide

supporter clubs of the publication ys.

The above issue, page 6, set forth the Founding

Declaration of the ISA.

This declaration stated that the YSA

recognizes

the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) as the only existing

political leadership on class struggle principles, and that the

supporters of the yS have come into basic political solidarity

with the sWe on the principles of revolutionary socialism.

on March 10, 1967, a source advised that the YSA was

formed during 1957, by youth of various left socialist tendencies,

particularly members and followers of the SWP.

The source further

advised that the YSA has

recently become more open about

admitting that it is the youch group of the swe and that an SWe

representative has publicly siated that the YSA is the SWe's

youth group.

The headquarters of the ISA are located in Rooms 532-536,

41 Union Square West, New York City.

The SWP has been designated pursuant to Executive

order 10450.

GO COLTAL

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ny (+988011-29-61)

UNITED

STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Seattle, Hashington

October 10, 1967

So freto, Please Refer 8o

licia 100-28527

Title

NORMA JEAN LODICO I

Character,

Reference

SECURITY MATTER - SWP

Repori of SA LEONARD K. STILES

dated and captioned as above

at Seattle, Washington.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have fumished reliable

information in the past.

:

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SAC, Seabile

(100-83527)

Director, FDI (100-147409)

NORILA ISAN LODICO

96 - SuP

I a Mir:

10/13/67

T'e

Michitr

Bossiep of SA l E.

W2212anS, KI,

dated

9/28/87

captionad "Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico,

Referenced report indicates that Paul. Alvin Lodico

and his wide, so ai huguat, 10G%, were reciding i. Hirerview,

K2Ch2931.

A savioN of captioned individual's file at the

Bureau

indicatos thai subjoci is the vide of Paul Alvin

hooico sua boch she aud hoa husband are incinded ou tha

Security ardex.

There is no intormation sailable in

subject's file indicating that che has toct the fouttle

It you have noc airoady done so. you should DOmÿ

dotermine the viorcabouts of coctioned

individual and it

appropriate, handle in accordance with lustructions est

forth in the lanual of Instructions, Doction O7D, segarding

novement of security Inder subjects

∞ Seattle (100-28487)

2 a Detroit (100-30036)

I. • 100-440315 (Paul Alvin Lodico)

REG Z5

100-441411-16

ANKTESISUENA ACTUATES ENSAUDUIRITS

TUM: bse fake

• 13 OCT 1'1 1967

(8)

EXANITATE:

NODE:

Both subject and her husband were transferred from

Cleveland to beatere in Octher, Loos, ior the purpose oi

organizing a branch of the

YSA an that city.

Origin has

recently been transferred fron Seattle to Detroit in the case

Paul Lodico.

To communications subsequent to March 7, 1967,

are contained in subject's file.

PILAU U

I'has document is prepared in response to your request and is not for assem

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

yu Com te emp the copter mat tut be disclosed to unauthorized person.

HAIL ROOM

TELETYPE UNIT

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TO

FROM

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1SE2 GOITION

GSA FOR (41 CFR) 101-11.0

UNITED STATES • VER

ANT

Memorandum

•DIRECTOK, FBI. (100-441409)

iSAC, DETROIT (100-30538) (C)

SUBJEGT:NORNA JEAN LODICO, alia.

SM - SWY

(00: DETROIT)

DATE:

12/5/67

santa do tarta do pel train dari a

dated 10/102 Keport of LBOVARD K. STILES, at Seattle,

subject's residence has been verified

in the Detroit area.

She is a member of tha Detroit

Branch, Socialist Workers Party (SMP) and referenced

report Ruc's case to Detroit.

Sources have been alerted to advise

if subject becomes employed and FD 122 will be submitted.

Next report due to reach the Bureau

on or before 10/10/68.

Bureau (RI)

betroit

LES/ cmt

(3)

REG- 75.

.. d

EX 101

FESIANOSANSANE

RECENTS PAIZZINE

• DEG YE 1963

santice

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for assemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut b? disclosed to unauthorized person-

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

195

MAN/ODES 101087

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01

•UNAL FORM NO. 1S

MAY TOGE ECITION

LiSA FEMA (11 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GO

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ENT

Memorandum

Demoder 2il 610,441101)

•", DOL:OIT (107-39030)

DATE: :/11/5.d

SUBJECT:

t1.-

CiD:

bject's residance cnù employiont have ion verific.

ins changed

to lossawife.

AND 122

lerlth.

The is

still active

socialist corko's santy arcalis.

rubject is bairy retainad on the jecurity liter.

a Cal (2)

- Setroit

LSS/:iCn

(3)

REC 109

160-1441468-19

& AYR 15 1968

W10110069258!

9.0.

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

DO AN

9 1968

Відʼї.

1.S. Savings Bunds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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FD -122 (Rov. 4-21-66)

OPTIONAL JORM NO 10

5010-106

MAY 1882 POITION

OSA GEN

NO. 21

JNITED STATES GOVER

MENT

Memorandum

TO

..

Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

пору

SAC,

DETROIT (100-30838)

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN

LODICO, aka.

SM - SHP

Re:

It is recommended that a Security Index Card be

prepared on the above-captioned individual.

Name

Aliases

Ve PT

•) DATE:

4/12/68

Cards UTD

Cards Sout 0B

X The Security Index Card on the captioned individual should

be changed as follows (specify change only):

Native Born

Naturalized

[ Alien

C] Communist

[ Socialist Workers Party

Place of birth

[ Miscellaneous (specify)

Dale of birth

[J Tab for

Detcom

Business Address (show name of employing concern and address)

Housewife

Race

Sex

[ Male

• Female

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number

Responsibility

Interested Agencies

Residence Address

REGISTERED MAIL

2-Bureau (RM)

I-Detroit

LES/ pws

(3)

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

Hoe+16144411

trend

NOT RECORDED

.12 APR 15 1968

PR231E8

INT. ECC

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UNITED

ATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTI

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

April 12, 1968

In Repily, Please Refer so

File No.

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

seattle report dated 10/10/67.

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change.

only specified):

Residence:

Employment:

Housewife

RD-122 DETACHED

1001141141

NOT RECORDED

.12 APR 15 1968

AGENCY

-Secuseit,

REQ. REC'D

DATE FCAN 5-26-67

HOW FOR:!.

INI

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and

6 2 APR pard Our agency; il and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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FD 122 (Rev. 2-21-68)

OPTIONAL SORM NO. 10

- 100

MAY IRON EDITIONI

X1G. 110.27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

ROM

: SAC, DETROIT

(100-30838)

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aña.

SM""

SIP

Silt is recommended that a Security Index Card be

prepared on the above-captioned individual

Name

Aliases

DATE: 10/15/68

PRIORITY III

Cards UTD

Caras sene os

10/23/22

# The Security Index Card on the captioned individual shoul

e changed as follows (specify change only

Native Born

Naturalized

Alien

PPA

BNT

Tab Detcom

Delete Detcom

DJ. Communist

DJ JFG

DJ SPL

I SDS

0 PLP

D] SNC

[J ANA

J PRN

Miscellaneous (specify)

I NOI

Date of Birth

_ RAM

Place of Birth

Race

Sex

[J Male

[J. Female

usiness Address, Name of Employing Concem and Address

Vature of Employment, and Union Affiliation, if ans

Residence Address

4527 Commonwealth Avenue

Detroit, Michigan

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut b' disclosed to unauthonzed person.

nel without the express approval of the Ist.

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number

REGISTERED MAIL

2=Bureau

(RM)

1-Detroit

LES/pws

(3)

- Responsibility

EXCIESIRE DETACHED AND

HAULED SITARATELY

NOT RECORDED

15

OCT 12.1903

s'!:

BOU

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UNIT'D SI

ATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTIC

FEVERAL BUREAU OF INTESTIGATIUN

Detroit, Michigan

October 15, 1968

Ins Reply, Please Refer so

file No.

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Detroit memorandum dated 4/12/68.

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified):

Residence:

4527 Commonwealth Avenue

Detroit, Michigan

Employment:

SS

by routing

I into

date.

by

uction

6 8

ID-122 DEIAQUEL

NOT RECORDED

15 OCT 1'7 1968

:!..

Toe # +5959597 T

+ NW 55291

the rose entire is and its cortents are not to be distributed oneside your ngies.

aus neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and

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Fi-:3:3 (Rov, 12-19-671

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT

TITLE OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

DETROIT

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aKa.

DATE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/29/68

10/1-15/63

REPORT MADE BY

SA LLOYD E. SAWINSKY

CHARACTER OF CASE

SM - SWP

RETERENCE:

Report Of SA LEONARD K. STILES, at Seattle,

dated 10/10/67.

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TYPED EY

cmt

4

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

Location

DE I-1 IS

Unos

100-30838-269

134-2369 P & P 7

134-2369R-15

through 43

134-2369R-42

DIC

• T-2

is

134-1911R-436 through 196

134-1911 P & P-193

134-1911R-441

CONVIC

AUTO.

FUG.

2A0, 5C

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

I NONE

ACQUIT

RECOVERIES

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

CYES DINO

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

- Bureau (100-411409) (RM)

-4/407-20

REC- 78

1 - Secret Service,

Detroit (RM)

Estinistiana Marate eclatters

E'-

2-Detroit (100-30838)

COPIES DESTROYFR

BE-DEC 2

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

1970

N6 OCT 80 1863

treat: +95433 9459999599 5510539594

Notations

Agency

Request. Recd.

Dale Ford.

Then fwd.

18%

1- 6-65X

This document is prepared in response to your request andis nät for dissemi-

Its use is limited to offmal proceedings by

your commitee and ine conient may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the eppress approval of the FBI .

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DE 100-30838

Identity of Source

DE T-3

15

Location

CG 131-2454-335

-109

-403

100-30838-200

DE T-4

is

Harry

-where

infidents it

DE T-5

is

134-1767R-102

134-1767R-85 through 114

100-29805-392 through 467

DE T-6 is

Intel rigence Burenu,

Detroit Police Department

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D-305 (Bev. 5-2-66)

DE 100-30338

1. Exl Subject's name is included in the Security Index.

• The data appearing on the Security Indes card are current.

3. [X) Changes on the Security Indes card are necessary and Form FD-122

has been submitted to the Bureau.

4. Ea A suitable photograph El is

Jis not available.

Date photograph was taken .

9/66

5.

Subject is employed in a key facility and

- is

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies are

6. [X] This report is classified -

Confidential

_ because

(stale reason) information reported. from DE T-1 through,

DE T-6 could result in their identification,

compromising the erfectiveness of informants of

continuing value.

:

7. El Subject previously interviewed (dates)

No

[X] Subject was not reinterviewed because (state reason)

becuase of her many activities and also her

husband is one of the leaders in the yA and

the SIP in Detroit.

8. I This case no longer meets the Security Index criteria and a letter

has been directed to the Bureau recommending cancellation of the

Security Index card.

9. [X] This case has been re-evaluated in the light of the Security Index

criteria and it continues to fall within such criteria because

(state reason)

she was identified as a YSA and

SVP member in Detroit during 1968..

Priority III

10. EX Subject's SI card is J is not tabbed Detcom.

7 Subject's

activities warrant Detcom tabbing because (state reasons)

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GORMIDENIINL

1D-37t lies

8-1-661

UNIS • STATES DEPARTMENT OF DU ICE

FEDERAL BURBAL OF ISVESTIGATION

HASHINGTON, D.C.

20535

October 29, 1968

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Director

Uniled States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

Dear Sir:

Re: Norma Jean Lodico

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

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

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

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

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

U.S., because of his official status.

2. C

attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official'by other

than legal means.

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

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

of other group or organization inimical to U. S.

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

Chinese Communist blocs and return.

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

criteria:

'. (a)

Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and

employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

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

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order

and government.

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

Photograph (x] has been furnished

[ may be available through

l enclosed

• is not available

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION/

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Very truly yours,

John kagar Hoover

Directo

CONFIDENTIAL

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

U.S. Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

Enclosure(s) 1

(Upon removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal form

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FD 20A (Reir. 3-3-59)

Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

SA LLOYD E. SAWINSKY

October

29,

1968

100-30838

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Office:

Bureau File ti

Detroit, Michigan

100-441409

Character:

Synopsis:

SECURITY MATTER - SWP

Subject resides at 4527 Commonwealth,

Detroit, and is a housewife.

She is

a member of the YSA and the SWP in

Detroit and attendance at meetings

set forth. She is Iducational

Director of the DBYSA and atended

the SWP and YSA National Convention.

She attended a class in Socialism.

Attendance at FNSF meetings set out.

-C-

DETAILS:

I. BACKGROUND

Ao Residence and Employment

DE TwI advised on October 14, 1968, that the

subject is a housewifé residing at 4527 Commonwealth,

Detroit, Michigan.

CONFIDENTIAL

GroUp I

Excluded fron automatic

doungrading and

declassification

e distributed outside your agency.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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DE 100-30838

II. CONNECTIONS WITH THE SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY

(SWP) AND/OR RELATED ACTIVITIES

The SIP has been designated by the

Attorney General of the United States

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

So NetrOLE BiAnCh SIP (DBSIP,

DE. T-2 advised on various dates between

october 2,

1967 and September 25, 1968, that subject

attended

31 closed membership meetings

of the DBSVP (see

appendix) held at Debs Hall, 3737 Woodward Avenue,

etroit, Michigan,

between September 28, 1967 and

September 19 1968.

DE I-3 on November 1, 1267, and DE T-4 on

November 9, 1967, stated that the subject attended the

SHY National Convention which was held at the Empire

Hotel in New York City, October 26-29, 1967.

DE I-2 on June 12, 1968, advised that the

subject and her husband will be making, as of July 1, 1968,

a joint pledge of $18,00 per month to the DBSYP which

will include both the

national and local pledges.

DE I-s on July s, 1968, advised that on

June 24, 1968, a class in Socialism was held at Debs

HalL, Detroits

which was sponsored by the DBSYP. The

subject attended this class.

Bo Detroit Branch Young Socialist Alliance (DBYSA)

Characterizations of the DBYsA and

the YSA appear in the appendix

pages attached hereto.

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DE 100-30838

DE T-3 on February 13, 1968, advised that

the subject attended the Seventh National YSA Convention

that was held between february 9-11, 1968, at the

Wolverine Hotel, Detroit, Michigan,

DE I-I on March 20, 1968, advised that subject

as of that date was serving as Educational Director

of the DBYSA.

DE T-1 advised on various dates betiveen

March 4,

Debs Hall, Detroit, between February 25, 1968, and

September

8, 1968.

In addition, source stated

that at

the meeting held on February 25,

1968, subject made

a speech on security problems in connection vith the

security problems that developed at the past YSA Convention.

Co Miscellaneous

DE T-6 advised on various dates between November 1,

1967 and July 10, 1968,

that subject attended 12 neetings

of the Friday Night Socialist Forum (INSF) (see appendix)

held at Debs Hall, Detroit,

between September 15, 1967

June 14, 1968,

In addition intormant starea

that

subject was

Chairman of the meeting on June 14, 1968.

DE T-5 advised on various dates between

rebruary 21, 1968, and September 1, 1968,

that subject

attended 17

FNSF

and August 40,

said that

Chairman of the meeting held on

March 15, 1968, and on June 14, 1968.

DE I-2 on October 25, 1967, advised that subject

attended a massive anti-war rally in Washington, DaCo

on October 21-22, 1967.

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DE 100-30338

January 27-28,

advised that on

a Student Mobilization

Illinois.

that was held in Chicago iSA from Detroite

Subject attended as

& representative of the

DE T-1 on August 15, 1968, advised that on

August 10, 1968,

JEAN-DUBE,

who represented tho

revolutiony Leftist/hovement in France gave a talk

It DerOy AUdItOrIum.

Wayne State University and spole

about the

student strike in laris.

DI I-1 advised that

subject attended

this talk by duBE.

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DE 100-30838

APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCH, SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (SWP)

A source advised on Nay 15, 1968,

:

that the

Detroit Branch of the SWP is

affiliated with the National

SWP and follows its policies

and directives. It was

organized in 1940 and is currently active in Detroit,

Michigan, with headquarters at Debs Hall, 3737 Woodward

Avenue, Detroit, Michigan".

The SWP has

been designated by the

Attorney General of the United States

pursuant to Executive Order 10450..

T.:.

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100-30833

APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCE, YOUSE SUCLALIST ALMANCE CYSA>

A source advisedm lay

15. 1960

that the Deloit

Branch, Yod, is allalinted wath

and coni. alied by the

National MiA, which

has his hoadcuertors

recit city.

and follows jis policios abd directives.

organr.Ze0

about June 15, 1960 by the cocialisi lorkers Porty

15EP.

and s

currontly active ir retroit, richison. at Sip Head-

quarters, 3737 Hoodward Arcuue: Detroit.

The enD has boon dosignated by the

Attorney Ceneral of the Unilod Stotes

pursuant to Execulive

Order 10350

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FELPAY NISAT SO ISIST F2BL2

On Hay 15, 1968, a source advisa that the fricay

Night Socialist Foram CRYST) is a

name used by the Desroit,

Michigan Branch of the

socialist forkers Party (SP) in

spobsoring forums.

socials and other functions which are open

to the

Twer pertains to reckly public

forums hold at sp hordquarters, 3737 Foodward, Detroit, for

the purpose of spreading propaganda of the sip, developing

contacts facilitating recruitment and members into the siP,

and presenting subiects of a controversial nature in the

social, political and econonic liclds,

Usually speakers

and wenbors of the

"Fp and they give the socialist viewioint

of the subject. discased.

The money collected at these FiSts

goes 1ulo the op treasury in Dolroit.

The CuP has been designatoe by tho

ittorney General of the United States

pursuant to Exccutive

Order 10450

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CONFIDENTIAL

DE 100-30838

APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The May, 1960, issue of the "Young Socialist" (ys),

page one, column

disclosed that during April 15 - 17,

206o, a national organization entitled "he toung soctalist

Alliance" (YSA)

was established at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This issue stated that this organization was formed by the

nationwide supporter clubs of the publication Is.

The above issue. page six, set forth the rounding

Declaration of the Ysa.

This deciaration stated that the

YSA recognizes the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) as the only

existing political leanership on class struggle principles, and

that the supporters of the Is have come into basic political

solidarity with the SWP on the principles of revolutionary

Socialism.

On March 10, 1967, a scurce advised that the YSA was

formed during 1957 by vouth of varicus left Socialist tenden

cies particularly members and followers of the Swp.

The source

further advised that the YSA has recently become more open

about admitting that it is the youth group of the SWp and that

an' SP representative has

publicly stated that the isa is the

SWp's youth group.

The headauarters of the YSA are located in Rooms

532-536, 41 Union Square West. New York City.

The SWP has beeD

designated pursuant

to Executive Order 10450.

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• FU-3:3 TRev. 11-29-61)

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTIGE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

October

29, 1968

Trule

Norna jean Lodico

Character -

Reference

security Matter - SIP

Detroit report, 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.

The original sources of DE I-6 are unknown.

...

54

Shis document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the properts

of the FBl and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not lo be distribuled outside

your agency.

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i embie 4+45677599191

F1-122 (Rov. 2-21-68)

OFTICHAL CORN NO. 10

HIte 176

MTY 1ED2 EDITION

GSA GIN. MIG.NO. 31

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

LAC. DETROTY (100-30838)

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN IÓDICO, ala.

SM - SWP

Re:

Il is recommended that a Security Index Card be

prepared on the above-captioned individual.

Name

Aliases

)

DATE:

4/28/69

saris prote ex.

515/69

X The Security Index Card on the captioned individual shoul

e changed as follows (specify change only)

SPL

• Native Born

Naturalized

• Alien

7 POC

PPA

DJ ANA

[J PRN

[ Miscellaneous (specify) _

DJ BNT

•[] Tab Detcom

[ Delete Detcom

Communist

I SWP

WWP

• NOI

Date of Birth •

_ SDS

O RAM

Place of Birth

O PLP

I SNC

Business Address, Name of Employing Concern and Address,

Vature of Employment, and Union Affiliation, if any.

Student, College of Education

Wayne State University

Detroit, Michigan

Race

Residence Address

933 West Hancock Avenue

Detroit, Michigan

Sex

[J Male

• Female

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number

NOT RECORDED

ResponsiBRi3 O 1969

REGISTERED MAIL

{De t2'01 t This document is prepared in response to your rearest and is not fordin

LES/ pWS

(3)

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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;

Transmit the following in

AIRIEN

FBI

Date:

9/23/69

(Tipe in plaintext or coder

(Priority)

i..-y

•. diet.

TO :

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, DETROIT (105-16336)

DENNOY

INTO CONCERNING • IS;

VID2.A1

(00: WRO) .

Re Bureau airiel to Albany, 8/28/69.

Enciosed herewith for the Bureau and indicated

offices are copies of an Lili regarding captioned matter.

The Will sets forth infornation developed through

Detroit sources concerning efforts to promote and mather

support for the 11/15/59 domonstration

in Washington, D. C.

Transportation companies in the Detroit

area have been

contreted, but to date, there is no indication that any

travel plans by groups

or individuals

to participate in

captioned demonstration are in existence.

Detroit will

advise the Bureau and WEO by teletype when specific informa

tion is developed

regarding participation from the Detroit

area.

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Copies of the Lil are being

• disseminated to the

military intelligence agencies in Detroit, Secret Service,

Decrolt, and

the USA, Detroit:

REG.

& CC 902 9&Đ

monizin +4767 70471

I - Chicago (DENTRI) (Inio) (Enc, 1) (R™)

~ Cleveland (SIDNEY PECK) (Info) (Enc. I) (RN) SEP 29 K69

- New York (POSTET PASCHAL) (InCO) (ENC. 1) Ric p

- NEO (100-19753) (Enc. 2) (RAI)

2

-Detroit

(1 - 10511827)

AGENCY: ACEL, ONI, OSI, STATE:

SEC. SER.; RAO (15D, CRO, IDIOT!

WRB/klh

DATE FORWARD: 9-29-49

2Er3%

(9)

HOW NOELAND: K/S

•¡This document is prepared in reposato youreruest and is not for dessemi-

nation. outside your Commutee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings oy

redjen Committce ani she content may settbe disclosed to unauthorise person-

nel wishard cha genreas camaraval lof the F'Bl.

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Informanst@yintoo/Narm.for

DI 105-16336

In addition, the Detroit Office has mintained

linison with

both the

Detroit no intelligence squad and

the Michigan State Police

Special Investigations Unit,

50

that all

interestad agencies arc arnio ot

activities

related

to this mattor.

The sources mentioned in the IlM are:

First source is fem

Second source is ERi

• .

Third

source isab

Special.

• Investigations

michigan state Polico

Detroit

Fourth source is e

Fifth soucce is

Intelligence burcau

Detroit PD

Sixth source is m

Seventh source is se

The Will is classified confidontial to protect

sources utilived thoroin who are of continuing value and

whose identification would be detrimental

to the national

defense.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

September 23, 1969

est it-

CONFIDENTIAL

Re: New Mobilization Committee to

End the Wär in Vietnam, Demonstration

A source, who has furnished

reliable information

in the past, has advised that a newly formed conmittee in

Detroit, calling itself the Peace Coalttion Coordinating

Committee (PCCC) has recently been organized with the spechite

purpose of generating interest in the Detroit area for the

demonstration scheduled for Washington, D. C., November 15,

1969, to protest the United States intervention In Vietnam.

This source said

that the PCCC was

formed

as &n

Ad-hoc committee with the hope of having pariicipation iron

•ali

local groups which are opposed to United

vention in Vietnam.

Source said that he has attended

Spot th

states inter-

meetings of the PCCC and is on the Steering Committee of the

PCCC, and it was his opinion that the POCC is under the

domination and control of

individuals who are nembers of

the Detroit Branch, Socialist Workers Party (DBSWP) •

A characterization of the DBSWP is

contained in the appendix pages

attached hereto.

The above source advised that the PCCC, which is

also known as the Detroit Coalition, has offices at 5705

Woodward Avenue, Detroit.

CONFIDENTIAL.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Excluded from auto-

matic downgrading

Unauthorized Disclosure

and declassification

Subject to Criminal, S'ánctions

.. '!

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CONFIDENTIAI

Re: New Mobilization Committee to

End

the War in Vietnam, Demonstration

at Washington, D. C.

November 15, 1969

held at 8:00 p.m. on September 17, 1969, at the Central

Methodist Church, Grand Circus

Park, Detroit, where. to

national organizers of the "Fall Anti-War Offensive" were

to

speak and discuss the fall plans for around the United

States. MiL

This. leaflet identified the speakers as Professor Sid, 2cck,

listed as one of the coordinators of the November

15,

1989,

Washington march and a traveling. organizer for the New

Mobilization Committee,

and paye Haskenlisted as a coordinator.

from the National Vietnam Moratorium.

MiCH

The above source advised on September 18,

1969,

that the PCCC meeting at the Central Methodist Church on

the evening of September 17, 1969, was considered a success

with approximately 200 persons in

attendance. The main

speaker for the evening was Sidney Peck.

Another speaker at this meeting was identified as

Robert /Paschal (phonetic), who was believed to be fron New.

York dity and connected with a religious peace movenent.

Also in attendance at this meeting was Tony thonas, icontifies

as & member of

_the National Committee of the YounG Socialist

Alliance (YSA) from kew York, New York.

A characterization of the YSA is

MiCH

contained in the appendix pages

attached hereto.

The above speakers and others from the Detroit

area stressed the importance of developing a great deal of

Interest and support for the Novenber 15, 1559, march Cu

Washingion.

Those in attendance were told that

Sidney

Peck, Robert Paschal, and a young lady traveling with

them,

identified as Mary. Wylie, would visit Kalamazoo, Flint, and

Lansing, Michigan.

on September 18, 1969, speaking before

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CONFIDENTIAL

Mick

RO:

New Mobilization Committee to

End

the War in Vietnam, Demonstration

at Washingten, D. C.

November

15,

1559

various groups and making an effort to increase the support

for the November 15, 1959, march on Hashingion,

and the

October 15, 1969, Vietnan Moratorium.

It was stated that the October 15, 1959, Vietnam

Moratorium was directed toward having students boycott classes

on that day and workers refuse

to go to work on that date.

• The above source stated that

among the persons

in attendance at the above meeting were:

Sarah Lovell

Walter Kos

Henry Austin

Gordon Fox

Norman Oliver

Paul; Lodico

Norma: Lodico

Joe/ Sanders

Jacqueline Rice

Sharon ' Naiman

Edith, Gbur

John Hawkins

Evelyn Kirsch

Dave Katz

:

Barry: Sell

A second source, who has furnished

reLIable Intormation In the past, has

advised on duly 49 and August 14, 1909,

that all of the above individuals, with

the exception of Barry Sell, are

current members of the DESWP.

A third source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past,

advised on July 31, 1969, that Barry

Sell is a current member

of the

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CONFIDENTIAI

RiE:

New Mobilization Committee to

End

the War in Vietnam, Demonstration

at Washington,

D. C.

November 15:

1969

Detroit Branch, Young Socialist

Alliance (DBYSA) .

A characterization of the DBYSA is

contained in the appendix pages

attached hereto.

A. tourth source, who has furnished reliable informa-

tion in the past, advised on Septenber 18,

1969, that he

attended the above meeting at the Contral Methodist Church

• in Detroit on September 17, 1969. He said that the speakers

stressed the importance of

a laige number of people from

Detroit and Michigan participating in the nich on

Washington November 15, 1969.

He said that volunteers were

solicited to participate in the death march, boginning 2t

Arlington Cemetery at midnight November 13, 1569.

He said that those in attondance wore toid thet

each of the approximately 35, 000 persons in the death march

would carry a large card with the name of one of the de-

ceased American soldiers in the Vietnam war.

The fourth source, mentioned above, said that it

was suggested by some of those present that house parties be

held in the Detroit area to raise money to use for chaxtering

buses and other means of transportation to transport

volunteers to Washington to participate in the march.

This source also stated that the coordinator

• {or

the above organization is Evelyn Kirsch, who is an active

member of the DBSWP.

This source commented that Kirsch and

other members of the DBSWP appear to be very active in the

efforts

in Detroit

•to publicize and promote intorest in the

November 15, 1969, march on Washington.

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CONFIDENTIAL

Re: New Mobilization Committee to

End the War in Vietnam, Demonstration

at Washington, D. C.

November 15, 1969

A fifth source, who has furnished reliable infor-

nation in the past, stated on September 18, 1909, thut among

the peisons attonding the above meeting at

the Central

Methodist Church, Detroit, were Wallace

Christie, Bob Brenner,

Peter Hcrreshoff, and Cathy Hansen, This source stated that

Cathy Hansen has been an active meber of the Students for

a Democratic Society (SDS) in Detroit.

A characterization of the SDS is

contained in the appendix pages

attached hereto.

The

second source, above, also advised

on august 14, 1909, that BOb Brenner

and Peter Herreshoff

are current members

of the DBSWP:

A sixth source, who has furnished

reliable information in the past,

has

advised on February 26, 1959,

that Wallace Christie is a current

member of the East Side Club,

Michigan District, Communist

Party (MDCP).

A seventh source, who has furnished reliable infor

mation in the past, advised on September 18, 1969, that

kober Paschal; David Herreshoit, Identilled as a

professor

Irom Wayne State University (WSU), Detroit, Michigan: and

Mary Wylie appeared at approximately 10:15

a.m. at the

Lutheran Student Center, West Michigan Avenue, Kalamazoo,

Michigan.

Paschal stated to the approximately 20 parsons in

attendance that he was a member of

the Steering Connittee

of the New Mobilization Committee to Erid the War in Vietnam.

he talked about the importance of national support for the

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CONFIDINTIAL

Re:

New Mobilization Committee to

End the War in Vietnam, Demonstration

ai Wasnington, D. C.

November 15,

1969

Moratorium on October 15, 1969, and for the march on

Washington on November 15, 1969.

Paschal also handed out

leaflets to those present

which discussed the detalls for the

march on Washingion.

Paschal also stated that plans are being made to

have a mass rally in Chicago on October 25, 1969, in support

of the individuals that he called the "Conspiracy Eight"

Paschal urged all those present to attend. He also discussed

the faci that a simultaneous

mass rally is scheduled for

San Francisco on November 15, 1969, at the sane time the

mass rally is held in Washington, D. C.

David Ferroshoff also spoke to those present and

said thât on September 20, 1969, a rally would be held in

the immediate vicinity ci

the University of Michigan (U of k)

Stadium at Ann Arbor.

following the rally, a march would

be held to designate support at or near the U of M campus

and a second rally would be held that night.

The purpose of the activity in Ann Arbor would be

to alert the student body to the scheduled march on Washington

and attempt to gencrate interest in the formation of a

U of M group to participate in the Washington denonstration.

The seventh source, above, stated that the person

in charge of the Lutheran Student Center, a sister boreen,

made the statement to the approximately 20 persons present

that she would not participate in any further street demon

strations because she was tired of the disruptions, the

attitude of the police, and the bad reactions that

follow

in the newspaper. Sister Doreen stated that unless the

persons sponsoring the march on Washington could quarantee

that there would not be interference from SDS members and

others of that type who advocate violence, she would not

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CONFIDENTIAL

Re :

Ney Mobilization Committee to

End the War in Vietnem, Demonstration

at Washington, D. C.

November 15,

1969

participate in the demonstration and would not suggest to

others

that they participate.

Herreshoff told her. that members of the steering

Committee, who were organizing the. march on Washington, nad

talked with SDS leaders and that the SDS had refused to

endorse the march on Washington and vere not going to offer

their support to this demonstration.

This document contains neither recommendations

nor conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

It

is the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and

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

distributed outside your

agency.

C O

NEIDE

NT I

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GONRBEATIAL

APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCES SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (DBSIP)

A source advised on May .15, 1969, that the Detroit

franch of the sup is affiliated with

the National SWP and

s01ious its policies and directives.

It was organized in

1940 and is currently active in Detroit,

michigan, with

hoadquariors at Dobs Hall, 3737 Voodward Avenue, Detroit,

Michigan.

'':"

The SVP has been designated pursuant

-to Executive Order 10450.

• GARFIDENTAL

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abhashs

12358

APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The May, 1960, issue of the "Young Socialis" (YS),

Pagel, Column 3,

disclosed that during April 15-1%, 1900, a

national organization ontitled "The Young Socialist Alliance"

(XSA) was established at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This

issue stated thai this organization was formed by the nationwide

supporter clubs of the publicatio ys.

the above issue, page 6, set forth the founding

Declaration of the YSA.

This declaration stated that the

YSA recognizes the

socialist Workers Party (SWP) as the only

existing political leadership on class struggle principles,

and

that the supporters of

the ys have come into

basic political

solidarity with

the SHY On

the

socialism.

principles of revolutionary

on march 10, 1907, a source advised thai che YA was

soried during 1957, by youth of various leit socialist henden-

cies, particularly

nonbers and followers of the SWP.

source further advised that the YSA has recently become nore

open about admitting

thet it is the youth gioup of the sW?

and that an SiP representalive has publicly stated that the ys, •

• IS

the stil's youth group.

The National Headquarters of the YSA are located

in Room 532-536, 41 Union Square West, New York City.

On October 31, 1957, a second source advised that

at the 220d National Convention of the SHP held in New York City

1r0m October

26, 1.967, to October 29, 1907, it was stated that

the ysA romained

as themin recruiting ground for new SWP

menders.

The SWD has been designated pursuant

to Executive Ordos 10450.

GONFIDZNOUNL

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CDFZEITIAL

APPENDIX

DETROIT BRANCH,

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALTIANCE (DBYSA)

A source advised on May 11, 1969, that the Detroit

ach,

YSAs

is affiliated with and controlled by the National

, which has its headquarters in New York City, and follows

policies and directaves:

It was organized about

vne 15, 1960, by the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) and is

rently active in Detroit,

Michigan, at sWP Headquariors,

3737 Hoodward Avenue, Dabs liali, Detroit.

The SVP has baen designated pursuant

•to Executive Order 10450.

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APPENDIX

STUDENIS FOR A DEMOCRACIC SOCIETI SEEI

A sourca has advised that the Students for e

Democratic Society ISDS;, as it is known today, came into

being at a founding sonvention hald at Port Huzon, Michigan,

21 June, 2962.

Fronän anitiai ideological posture of

"participatory dencoracy;

"the curcent line of the national

an adherence to Marxism-Leninion.

Michasi

Klonaky, Netaonai Sacwetary, in Macch, 1969, Called fo: ibe

building of a revolutionazy Maixiet-Loninist novenent.

The.

progRaM DE SDS hao moved from involvement in civil rights

struggles to an acci-vieonom was posicion and finally to 1i3

present advocaoy ou

an anti-imperialist line, linking ap the

oppressed peopies o8

Asia, Africa and tatin

America with tis

black liberation movement in the United

Staces.

China.

Vietnam and

Cuba

are regasded. as countries which are

Leading

the worla-side scruggles against United States imperialiom.

On the oches hand, SDS rageras the Sovict Union as

imperialis: power and does not suppost the policies of that

countsy.

SDS maintains a National Office in Room 206, 1608

West Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois.

tis officsal

pape:

•"New Left. Notes" reflects the line of the national leadershis

and program adopied

at meetings of the

Nationai Council and

Nationol Interim Commitice (NIC). Thiee national officers

and & Nic of pieven membars are slacted

each fear during

june National Convention.

SDS Regional Officen and university and college

..chaptars elact delegates to National Council meetings wherein

prograr

and ideslogy are debated, but each Region and chape

is autonomous in nature and is free to carry out independens

policy and programs reflective of local conditions.

CONFIDENTIAL

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it the following in

MIDT 2L.

FBI

Date:

12/15/69

(Type in plointext or coúc)

(Priority)

70:

DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM:

SAC, DETROIT: (100-36548)

VIETNAM MORATORIUM COMMITTEN DIMONSTRATIONS

DECIBEL 12, 15 and 24, 1969

IS-MiSC.

tunes

"Re Bureau tel, 12/10 and Detroit tels, 12/11,

15/09.

17 a ma

Enclosed horewith for the Bureau are 12 copies

of a Lin setting sorth infornation developed in Detroit

regarding captioned activities on 12/12, 13/69. One

copy of

the Lal is being forwarded

to New York, office

of origin on the student

Mobilization Committee

Two coptes ai the lodi are being discominated at notrei

to MIG and Secret sorvice and to osi, Selfridge, air rorce

Base.

One copy of the lill is being disseminated to wis

Chicago and the Usd, Detroit.

The Lal is classicico contidential to protect

the identity of. hame

and amiss inasmuch as these

two informants are vi continuing value to the national

dedense and ite

disclosure of the information furnished

herein by these informants could tend to expose their

identity.

4

Bureau

(Enc. 12) (RM)

(2-100-446762) (SHIC)

- New York: (Enc. 1) (SMC) (RI)

3 - Datroit

(1-100-24265) (S:C)

(1-134-15912)

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nation; outside your Committee.

Its use 2s limited

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Detroit.

Infamanti

symbol

Numbeins.

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First source is fran

econd source 1s

Third source is lajor GErALD TRiPP, 113th MIG,

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UNAD STATE'S DEPARTUANI ONIO

•STICE

FEDERAL BURBAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

December

15, 1969

do loger, liesse diefer in

12.l09

CONPIDENTIAL

Re:

Vietnam Moratorium Conmittee Demonstrations

December 12, 13 and 24, 1969

A source, who has furnished reliable information

in the past, advised on December I1, 1969, that the

activities

scheduled

for the

greater: Detroit area on

December 12 and 13, 1969, which are described

National

Moratorium Days would be devoted to mass leafleting and

the selling of peace buttons and other paraphernalia at

shopping centers and plant gates in the Detroit area.

On December 13, 1969, a program sponsored by the

Student Mobilization Committee

to End

the War in Vietnam

(SMC)

was scheduled to be held at 5705 woodward Avenue,

Detroit.

This program was described as "Anti-lar Basic

Training",

On December 15, 1969, the above source advised

that the program sponsored by the SiC, mentioned above,

began at approsimately 10:50 AM, at 5705 Woodward Avenue,

Detroit. The first activity was the showing of a movie

entitled, "North Vietnam"

This source estimated that

there were approximately 70 persons in attendance for the

showing of this

movie and it appeared that most of the

group were white students of high school age predominantly

from suburban areas of Detroit.

Above source continued that at 11:15 AM

program

conmenced and the topic discussed was "ai's richel

Against the War". The members of the panel were identified

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP I

Subject to Criminal SanctionsExcluded from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

1-115

-891

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CONFIDENTIAJ

Re:

Vietnam Moratorium Committee Demonstrations

December 12, 13, and 24, 1969

as Charles E

AHarris, Bos 1173, Selfridge, Air force

Base,

Michigan; Douglas Beyers, 20 Broit Drive,

Selfridge; Bruce

Mentz a formei Seigeant in the United States Army who had

served in Vietnam, and

Dewey Anes identified as a former

construction engineer in Vietnam. his source also stated

that Michael Smith, a

Detroit attorney who participaled in

the defense of the

Fort Jackson Light, was also advertised

as a member of the panel; but he did not attend this

program.

This source stated that all of the members of the

panel were critical in various ways of the United States

intervention in Vietnam and the military

service.

Source

said that Beyers told the gathering that if he as a Negro

got in trouble at selfridge Air Force Base, the only persons

that he could turn to for support were fellow panel member

Harris and another Gi at Selfridge Field whom he identifed

only

as Green.

• Source

stated

that Beyers

in his remarks also

implied that he had considered

the possibility of leaving

the

United

states and fleeing to Canacia.

Beyer's

also

indicated

that he was bitter against the United States military

and

blamed his personal problems on the system. Charles

Harris made the statement he desired to get out of the

service and defend his people (blacks) at home

The above source stated that Sharon/ Naiman appeared

to be the person in charge of

the suc progran.

source also

¿recognized in attendance John Benson, Norma Lodico, Paul

Lodico, Dave, Chamberlin, Helen chiri and Laura ob)».

A second source, who has furnished reliable

intormation in the past, advised on

December 11,

current active members of the Detroit Branch

Socialist Horkers Party (DBSWP).

hame in and len send se

1969, that Michael Smith, Sharon

Naiman, John Benson, Norma and Paul Lodico,

Dave Chamberlin and

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CONFIDENTIAL

Ke:

Vietnam Moratorium Committee Demonstrations

December 12, 13, and

21, 1969

A characterization of the DBSWP is attached

hereto.

The second source above also advised on

December 11, 1969, that

Laura

Robb is a

member of the Young socialist Alliance

(YSA)

in Detroit.

A characterization of the YA is

attached hereto.

A third source, a representative of another govern-

ment agency that conducts security type investigations,

advised

on December 15, 1959, that the filn shown at the

SiC activities

at approximately 10:15 AM, December 13, 1969,

at 5705 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, was entitled "Vietnan-

North" and depicted Lile

in North Vietnam.. The film was

produced by Nowsreel and

it was stated that the fili was

shot in North Vietnam in July and August, 1959. This source

believed

there vere from 150 to 175 parsons present during

the showing of the film and estimaied that sixty percent

were college age and about forty percent apponred to be

students of high school age.

A small portion of the gathering

weie over: the age of 30.

souice said that there appeared

to be only four to six Negroes in attendance at the gathering.

The third

source stated that the panel discussion

commenced at approximately 11:45 AM, following the showing

of the above film.

This source advised that the active.

duty Mir Force servicemen from Selfridge Air FOrCe Base

were

identified as Douglas Beyers and Carlos/Hughes. All of the

panel

members were dressed in civilian/attire.

Bruce

icts, the former sergcant, claimed that he was a Vietnam

veteran, who had

served in

the 'Ninth Infantly Division along

the Cambodian border in Vietnam.

Re claimed

that the

morale of the men in his company in Vietnam was low due

io the incompetence of the officers. Mertz also claimed

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CUNtINENTIAL,

Rc: Vietnam Moratorium Committee Demonstrations

December 12, 13, and 24, 1969

that throwing suspects out of helicopters during interrogations

was common place in Vietnam. He stated

that it was normal

to beat people up until you

got the answer you wanted trom

them.

Mertz also claimed that much of the military

equipment in his unit in Vietnam was faulty.

Third source above staied that Dewey Ames claimed

that his unit had committed alleged atrocities

against

civilians in South Vietnam.

As an example he said

that homes

were knocked down with bulldozers.

The third souice said that the two military

personnel, both of whom

Negroes, relerred io racial.

tensions

which exist at Selfridge Air Force Base. Hughes

said that he had not been to Vietnam and furthor that he

would flee to Canada if he received

orders to go to

Vietnam.

• The third source

above said Marc Stickgold, a

Detroit attorney, addressed the gathering at approximately

2:30 PM. At this

time, there appeared

to be between 100

and 125

persons present, and they were almost entirely of

high school age.

Stickgold discussed students' rights in

matters

of protest.

He referred to court casés

in the matter

and distributed copies of a legal briet that

had been

prepared

regarding high school students' rights.

The third source above stated that following the

speech of Stickgold, Laura Robb addressed those present

on the topic of how to organize sic chapters on their

individual school campuses.

She was very general and the

guidelines that she laid down for those present were to

participate as much as possible in all facets of anti-war

protest, to hold meetings frequently and to encourage large

participation in the meetings so that it vould be saler

for all individuals involved. Source said that this

program ceased at 4:15 PM.

CONFIDENTIAL

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DETROL BRANCH, SOCIALUST ONES 2A10X (DOSWD)

A source

advised on lay 15, 1969, that the Detroit

Branch of the sip is affiliaied with

the Nntional. SWP and

follows

its policios

and circctives.

It was organizod in

1940 and is

currently active in betrodt,

Michigan, with

headquarices at Debs

Malls 3737 lioodward Avenue, Deiroit,

Michigan.

The SWiP has been dosignated pursuant

to Executive Order 10.150.

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LUNILUENTINL

APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

A source advised on May 15, 1959, that the Young

socialisi Alliance (YSA) mininins its national headquariers

at 41. Union square liest, New Yor, lew York, and has as its

official publication the "Young Socialist"

• The ySA is the

youth organization of the socialist Worker's Party (SWI and

has been described by the sin as the main racruiting ground

i for the SWP:

The SWl has been designated puzusant to Executive

Order 10450.

This document contains neither recommendations

nox conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the IBI and is loaned to your agency; it

and its contents are not to be distributed

out.

side your agency.

CONFIDENTIAL

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FE: 122 (Kev. 11-11-69)

OSTIONAL FORM NO. 10

410-106

MAY 19N2 EDITION

GSA GEN, RIG. NO. 11

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:

Director, FBI (Bufile- 100-441409

FROM

Detroit (100-30838)

SUBJECT:

NONNA JEAN LODICO. .1J

ISM-SWP

Re:

i pared om ended the capricury index Card be

Name

Aliases

> DATE: 3/6/70

3/2120

X The Security Index Card on the captioned individual should

be changed as follows (specify change uniy):

Tab

[J Native Born

C] Naturalized

[J Alien

_ Priority I

[ Priority II

[ Priority IN

DANA

[JAWC

_BNT

Date of Birth

O BPP

I COMMUNIST

OJJFG

Place of Birth

_ NOI

_ PRN

UPPA

O SIDS

[Miscellaneous (Specify)

J SNC

] SWP

WWP

Race

Sex

_ Male

[] Female

Business Address, Name of Employing Concem and Address,

Nature of Employment, and Union Affiliation, ifany.

Sampson School

6075 Begole Avenue

Detroit, Michigan

Residence Address

296 Geneva

Avenue

Highland Park, Michigan

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number

I'n's document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation autoe your committee. Its use is timiied to officiat proceedings by

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

Responsibility -

REGISTERED MAIL

Q-Bureau (RM)

I-Detroit

LES/Imw

(3)

53

AND ROULD SEATLiS?

NU 53589 BAR 621904

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6

IS MAR

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FD-366 (Res: 2-13-69)

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED

STATES DEPAKTMENT OF JUSTIGE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

March 6

, 1970

SUBJECT:

CHARACTER:

REFERENCE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SECURITY MATTERS.

Detroit memorandum dated 4/28/59.

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

.: address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified) :

Residence: 296 Geneva Avenue

Highland Bark,

lichigan

Employment:

Sampson School

6075 Begole Avenue,

Detroit, Michigan

FD-122 DETACHED

1s 60...

'; routing slip for

190-44145

& RAR 9 190

Mpontains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is lie property of the FBl and

it and its contents are not to be distributed oulside your agency.

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112-366 15-5-64)

UNILED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

April 28, 1969

In Reply, Plouse Refer 10

File No.

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

NORLA JEAN TODICO

Detrcit repori dated 10/29/68 with

Detroit FD-376 dated 10/29/63.

:

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified):

Residence:

Employment:

933 West Hancock Avenue

Detroit, Michigan

student, College of Education

Wayne State University

Detroit, Michigan

3 IN

cann

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person-

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

10e-

NOT RECORDED

18 APR 30 1969

FD-128 DETACHED

54 MAY 9 = 1969

Tie document contains reler rec mendation nor come listen of the fle is the property of the fiBr and

is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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F1-129 (R15. 11-1-1-09)

OPIIONAL POEM NO, 10

3910-108

SAY 1802 FONION

GEe GEN, REG NO 2T

UNITED STATES GO ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

:

Director, FBI (Bufile-

100-441409

FROM

/oc.

Detroit (100-30838)

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM-STYP

Re:

JIl is recommended that a Security Index Card b

repared on the above-captioned individua

Name

Aliases

) DATE:

4/8/71

Cards UTD

Салія вор 09

3] The Security Index Card on the captioned individual shoulc

be changed as follows (specify change only);

Tab

_ Native Born

[J Naturalized

I Alien

_ Priority 1

_ Priority II

[ Priority Ill

JANA

JAWC

J BNT

D BPP

I COMMUNIST

JIFG

EMIN

_ NOI

PLP

_ PRN

PPA

O SDS

[ Miscellaneous (Specify)

DJ SNC

USPL

JJ WWP

Daze of Birth

Place of Birth

Race

Sex

[] Male

• Female

usiness Address, Name of Employing Concern and Address

Vature of Employment, and Union Affiliation, ifany

Unemployed

Residence Address

T'his document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissem

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI

180-441411-

NOT RECOR SEO™

Key Facility Data

5E PR 12 1911

Gcographical Reference Number

Responsibility -

REGISTERED MAIL

2 Bureau (RM)

I-Detroit

7TL/kmt

(3)

#APR 2 2 1971

RESTAt

N.

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1D-366 (Rov. 2-13-69)

UNIT..D

TATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

vetroit, michigan

ApIIL 8, 1971

In Reply, Please Rejer t0

File No.

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

CHARACTER:

REFERENCE:

Security matter - Socialist Workers Party

Detroit letterhead memorandun dated 3/6/70.

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified) :

Residence:

Employment:

Unemployed

copy a SIS

by routing slip for

action

date base

139-1441419-

LNW 55291 DogId:32989683

Mhis document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property of the FBI anc

is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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TO

FROM :

SUTJECT:

• OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MEY 196S FOITION

GSÀ FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.5

UNITED STATES GOVUKNMENT

Memorandum

DIRECTOR, IBI (100-141409)

DATE: 4/15/71

SAC, DETROIT (100-30838)

(P)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

IS - SYP

Re FD- 122,. dated 3/6/70.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies of letter-

head memorandum pertaining to captioned subject. FD-376

being attached to two copies of letterhead memorandum.

Enclosed for Secret Service Detroit is one copy of

letterhead memorandum.

INFORMANTS:

Identity,

T-]

IS

teased @and 9o.n2$1403

CF

Ignitio

traunder

Lirt una,'

Location

134-1911R-505 through 621

P&P-222

134-1591R-195 through 635

T- 3/1,52

T- 4

T-5

134-1767R-117 through 143

100-30338-316, 381, 382, 383,

405, 466 (CG 134-2454-558,

662, 666, 667, 691, 784).

100-30838-406 (NY 134-9382A)

ist

T -7

549-79255

cidstainte

Special

Investigations Unit,

Michigan State Police

(original source

unknown)

20 p

REC-5

134-2369R-59, 61, 79

100-34153-133

11:0.

441457-22

101

Bureau

Detroit

ZTI/ pap

(4)

20 APR 19 1971

Copy to_

liy routing slip for

dastment ashopared in response to your request and is pt for dissemi

your Committed and the dontent may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel rvithou

MAdela: 32ate sanes Bands Regularly an 1e Payroll Savings Plain

To exace os the FBl.

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DE 100-30838

Identity

Location

I-8 is f

misin, trottish urinatention

53 100-29805-560, 585

Intellidence Bureau

Detrgy Police Department

(original source unknowi)

Demonstration on 10/26/68 observed by SA WILLIAM

R. BILLING (100-35319-14-7).

Letterhead memorandum classified confidential to

protect above sources of continuing

value.

2

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FD-305 (Rov. 1-2-68)

1. XX) Subject's name is included in the XX Security Index or [ Agitator Index.

2. • The data appearing on the & Security Index Card O Agitator Indes Card are

current.

3. XX Changes on the Xx Security Index Card

• Agitator Index Card are necessary

and OJ Form FD-122 J FD-397 submitted to the Bureau.

4. XX A suitable photograph XX is 5/10t available.

Date photograph was taken

5. D Subject is employed in a key facility and

_ is

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies are

Confidential

G. This report is classified

because

(state reason)

information provided through informant sources if not

protected would compromise informant

7.0

Subject previously interviewed (dates)

Subject was not reinterviewed because (state reason)

Active member of SWP

• This case no longer meet the = Security Index • Agitator Index criteria and a

letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending cancellation.

9. IX This case has been reevaluated in the light of the XX Security Index [ Agitator

Index criteria and it continues to fall within such criteria because (state reason)

Subject member of SWP during 1970.

10. XX Subject's SI card is XXis not tabbed Detcom.

[ Subject's activities warrant Detcom tabbing because (state reasons)

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FD•376 (Rex, 4-25-68)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

Dear Sir:

MASBINGTON, D.C. 20535

CONFIDENTIAL

Detroit,

Michigan

April

15, 1977

Re: Norma Jean Lodico

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

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

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

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

including foreign government officials residing in or planningzan imminent visit to the

U. S., because of his official status.

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

than legal means.

3. EXl Because of background is polentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or

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

of other group or organization inimical lo U. S.

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

Chinese Communist blocs and return.

5. 1 Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following

criteria:

(a)

• Evidence of emotional instability (including unstable residence and

employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

(b)

• Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

(c)

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

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order

and government.

6. • Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.

Photograph XX has been furtished

[J may be available through

l enclosed

[J is not available

Very truly yours,

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION a

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

John Edgar Hobyer

Director

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

U. S. Secret Service, Detroit (RM1)

CONFIDENTIAL

Enelosure(s) 1

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

Detroit, Michigan

April 15, 1971

Re: Norma Jean Lodico

Residence and Employment

Subject resides at 296 Geneva, Highland Park,

Michigan, and is presently unemployed.

B.

Activities

Socialist Workers Party. (SIP)

The SiP has been disignated by the Attorney

General oi the United

States pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

DE T-I advised that as of July 16, 1970, the subject

was a current menber of the Detroit Branch, Socialist

Workers Party (DESWP) •

A characterization of the DBSWP appears in

the appendix attached hereto.

DE T-2 advised on July 17, 1970, that the subject

was currently a member of the DeSWP.

On various dates between November 4, 1968, and March 5,

1971, DE T-1 advised that the subject attended 57 closed

meetings of the DBSVP held at Debs Hall, 3737 Woodward,

membership

Detroit, during the period October 31, 1968, through february 18,

1971.

• On April 30, 1969, DE I-3 advised that a rally

was held on March 7, 1969, at Debs Hall for PaulXiodico,

subject's husband and SWP

candidate for Detroit Common

Council, and that the subject was in attendance at this event.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

CONFIDENTIA Subject to Criminal Sanctions

Excluded frca autoratic.

Irir..

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CONFIDENTIAL

Re: NoIma Jean Lodico

DE T-3 advised on various dates between August 15,

1969. and September o, 1909, that the subject attended i1ve

sessions o1 the SWD Summer School held at Debs Hall between the

dates of July 12, 1969, and August 3, 1969;

1969, DE T-2

on various dates between July 1, 190 and August 1,

advised that the subject attended

sessions

of the SVP Summer School at Debs Hall during the period June 29,

1969, through July 20, 1969.

DE T-2 again advised, in July,

1970, that the subject

participated in sessions oi the siP

Summer School at Debs Hall on June 30, 1970, and July 21, 1970.

On August: 4, 1969, DE I-2 advised that the subject

atiended a Cuba Anniversary Rally held at Dehs Hall on July 25,

1969, an event sponsored by the Sie.

On Septenber 2, 1969, DE I-d advised that the subject

attended the SWP National Convention held at the Hotel Diplomat,

New York, New York, August 29, 1969, through September J, 1969.

On September 9, 1969, DE T-5 advised that the 23rd

National Convention of the SWP was held at the Hotel Diplona,

New York City, from August 29, 1969, through September 1, 1969,

and that arrangements for out-of-town delegates and visitors

to the convention were made at the Hotel President, 234 West

18th Street, New York City.

On September 16, 1969, Milton Scher, Manager,

Hotel President,

234 West

4oth Street, New York City,

adyised

that the subject had been registered

at the Hotel President

departing on septemuer 1, 1969.

Bas a reh Be a ding the pesto tened ate voting of

DE T-2 advised on various dates between July 1, 1970,

March 4, 1971, and had acted as chairman for

February 4, 1971.

Young Socialist Alliance (YSA)

A characterization of the YSA appears in the

appendix aitached hereto.

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PANGDENTIN

Re: Norma Jean Lodico

On March 25, 1969, DE T-S advised that the subject was

currently a member of

the YSA.

On October 17, 1958, DE I-2 advised that the subject

was in attendance at

conference of the USA at Debs Hall, on

October 11, 1968.

On November 21, 1968

, and December 4, 1955, De I-6

advised that the subject attended meetings of the use at

Debs Hall on November 17, 1968, and November 24, 1968.

that the

XIlinois, November 28, 1968, through December 1, 1968.

On June 24, 1969, DE T-4 advised that a National

Convention of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was

neld in Chicago, Illinois., June 18, 1959, through June 22,

1969.

DE I-4 reported that durino this event members of the

SWP and

IsA crom Minneapolis, Detroit, Cleveland, New York

City and Chicago engaged in disruptive tactics to recruit

dissident members of the SDs to the YSA, and the suiject was

among those participating in these activities.

Dis In advosed on July 3e, 1959: that the sunject

attended a meeting of the YSA at Debs Hall on June 22, 1969.

De 1-L advised on Decemper 9, 1969, that the

subject was in attendance at a Regional Conference of the toA

at Wayne State University (ISU), Detroit, Michigan, on

December 6, 1969.

On January 2i, 1910, De I-d advised that the

subject

attended a Regional Conference

of the YSA held on December 6, 1969,

at WSU,

Detroit.

On August 19, 1970, DE I-? advised that the subject

participated in a

Conference

of SWP and YSA members at Oberlin

college, Doexlin,

Ohio, August 11-15, 1970.

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Re: Noima Jean Lodico

DE I'- advised on August 25, 1970, that the subject

attended an Educational Conference of SWP and YSA

in Oberlin, Ohio, August 9, 1970, through August 16, 1970.

DE I'-2 advised on November 6, 1970, that the subject

attended a joint meeting of the Sip and YSA held at Debs Hall

on October 28, 1970.

Friday Night Socialist Forum (INDF)

A characterization of the FNSI appears in the

appendix attached hereto:

•On October 28, 1968, DE I'-3 advised that the subject

was a guest speaker at a meeting of the fNSt, held at dess

HaIl on Septender 13, 1963.

The subject spoke on the Russian

invasion o1 Czechoslovakia.

On june 13, 1989, DE I'-3 advised that the subject

acted

as chairman for

a meeting of the fNSr, Deis Hall, on

April 25, 1969.

DE I-S advised on October 22, 1969, that the subject

acted as chairman for a

meeting of the

INST held at Deos

Hall on October 3, 1969.

Miscellaneous

on October 46, 1968, the suject was observed by a

sp a 22

special Agent of the rederal Bureau of Investigation participating

in a rally held in Kennedy Square in downtown Detroit to

protest United States

intervention in Viet-Nam.

On June 17, 1969,

participated

DE T-2 advised that the subject

in

a. rally held at WSU, Detroit, on May 29, 1969.

This rally was staged

GIS

fos the fort Jackson eight, a group of

arrested for their anti-var activities at fort Jackson,

South Carolina, and the subject was observed collecting donations.

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Re: Norma Jean Lodico

On July&, 1969, DE T-4 advised that the subject

attendea a National Anti-war Conterence held at Cleveland,

Committee

July (Sio) Conterence in Cleveland On July 6, 1969.

1909, and took part in a student Mobilization

A characierization of the SiC appears in the

appendix attached hereto.

This document contains neither recommendations nor

conclusions of the Federal Bureau or Investigation.

It is the

property oi the rederal Bureau of Investigation and is loaned

to your agency; it

and its

contents are notato be distributed

outside your agency.

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REEHNDLA

..

DETROIT BRANCH,

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY DESHP)

T00-+5 800 30010059.

A source advised on May 19, 1970, that the

Detroit Branch of the SiP is artaliated with the

• National

and follows its policies and directives. It was

organized in 1910 and is currently active in Detroit,

Michigan, with headquarters. at Debs Hall, 3737 Woodward

Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.

The SHP has been designated pursuant to

... Executive OIder

10450.

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CONFIDENTIAL

' APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

A source advised on May 14, 1970, that the Young

Socialist Alliance (YSA) maintains its national headquarters

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

official

• publication "The loung socialist Organizer" (YSO).

The YSA is the youth organization of the socialist workers

Party (SW?) and

serves as the main source of recruitment

into the SHP.

According to the masthead of the "YSO" dated

April 29, 1970, the YSA is described as "A multi-national

revolutionary socialist youth organization."

The SWP has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 20450.

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APPENDIX

FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIALIST FORUM (ENSE) ;

Also Known As

Militant Forum

On May 19, 1970, a source advised that the Friday

Night Socialist Forum (FNSF) or "Militant Forum" as it

is sometimes

called, is a name used by the Detroit,

Michigan, Branch of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) in

sponsoring forums, socials and other functions

which are

open

to the public.

Primarily, ENSF pertains to weekly

public forums held

at SWP Headquarters, 3737 Woodward

Avenue, Detroit,

for the purpose of spreading propaganda

of the

SWP, developing contacts, facilitating recruitment

and members into the

•

avalone tone

and presenting subjects of a

controversial nature in the social, political and economic

fielas. Usually speakers

are members of the SWP and they

• in Detroit.

The source advised

some bulletins that are

distributed by the SWP advertise the forums as being

"Militant Forums" depending upon the speaker and to entice

some of the more radical students from the campuses.

The SWP has been designated pursuant

to Executive Order

10450.

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APPENDIX

STUDENT MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE

also known as

Student Mobilization Committee to

End the War in Vietnam; National

Student Mobilization Committee

A source advised on May 16, 1969, that the Student

Mobilization Committee (SMC) originally grew out of the

National Student Strike for Peace conference held in Chicago,

Illinois, on December 28-29, 1966, which resulted in a call

for massive antiwar demonstrations in New York City and San

Francisco, California, on April 15, 1967. The National

Student Strike for Peace was originally called by the

Communist Party (CP) and the Socialist Workers Party (SWP),

culminating in a takeover by the SWP element in the summer

of 1968 and the CP element withdrawing.

source further

advised the SMC locally and nationally is controlled by the

SWP

and its youth arm, the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA),

as evidenced by the YSA leadership and participation in

SMC activities.

The SWe has been designated pursuant to Executive

• • Order 10450.

A report by the Committee on Un-American Activities,

House of Represenatives, Ninetieth Congress, First Session,

dated March 31, 1967, entitled "Communist Origin and

Manipulation of Vietnam Week (April 8-15, 1967), " on

• Page 53

states in pari "Communists are playing dominant roles in

both the Student Mobilization Committee and the Spring

Mobilization Committee."

A second source on January 26, 1970, made available

a Copy of

"The Student Mobilizer" dated

January 21, 1970,

which was

self-described as being published by the National

Office of the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War

In Vietnam, 1029 Vermont Avenue, Northwest, Washington, D. C.

20005.

as

In this issue the program of the SMC was set forth

follows:

immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all

United States troops from Vietnam, an end to the draft, end

all forms of campus complicity with the war in Vietnam, self-

determination for Vietnam and Black America and constitutional

rights for GIs and high school students.

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The

second source advised that the SMc occupied

Sulte 907 at 1029 Vermont Avenue, Northwest,.

washington,

D. C. 20005, as of february 2%, 1970.

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on stato materist lea

• FD-JE3 (Rer. 11-29-61)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

petro t3, chigan

Title

Norma Jean lodico

Character*

Reference.

Internal Security - SWP

Detroit letter, dated and

captionea

as

above

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have

furnished reliable

information in the past.

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31 and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to he distributed outsio

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FD-182 0806. 11-22-71)

MAY IPE2 PUITION

0:1 GIM8

UNITED STATES G

ERTMENT

Memorandum

pirector/FBI (Bufile: 100-412109

FKUM

SA

Detroit (100-30838)

) DATE:

3/17/72

VORIFICATION PENDING:

Cards UTD

Carla SonG 95

4/70/22

5-1:12

Stil

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SAi-SWP"

AWKS

Re:

Recommend: INDEN Card

[Name

Bureau airtel to Albany dated 11/15/71

SADEY Card changed (specify change only) Subjoe removed (succinct summary altached

Aliases

_ Native Born

[ Naturalized

Tab

_ Category I

.. Calegory Il

E] Calegory Ili

" Caregory 1!

LJ AWC

CJ INT

DJ BPP

L COMMUNIST

DJEG

L MIN

I PLP

O PRN

LI SDS

SNC

_SPL

SWP

WWP

# Miscellaneous (Specify) QUT OF DIVISION

Dare of Birdr

Place of Birth

Race

Sex

_ Male

_ Female

Business Address, Name of Employing Concern and Address,

Nature of Employment, and Union affiliation, ifany.

Unkoowi

Residence Address

Unknown

441:1:

NOT RECORDED

nation outside your Committee.

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

Its use is himited to afficial proceedings by

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed ta unauthorsed person

81 MAR 20 1972

nel without the express approvat of the FBI .

Key Facility Data

Goographical Reference Number

Responsibility

Z=Eureau (RIE)

I-Detroit

2TL/kmt

(3)

2 ENCLOSORS

RESEARCH SE

TAY

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100-30838

SUCCINCT SUMMARY

Review of subject's file reflects LODICO was a member

of the DBSP in

1971.

Bureau instructions

subject is

reconnended for Category III of the ADEX.

Next LIll is due

3/73.

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F0)-306 (20y. 2-13-69)

UN: iD STATES DEPARTMENT OF IL

LICE

FEDERAL BURNAL OF INVESTICATION

Detroit, Michigar

March 17, 1972

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

SUBJECT:

CHARACTER:

REFERENCE:

..

NORMA JRAN LODICO

Security matter - Socialist Workers Party

Detroit letterhead menorandur dated 4/15/71

Referenced communication conteined subject's residence and/or emploiment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified):

Residence:

Unknown

Employment:

Unknown

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cien

5/2112

0297/2412

1917185001

nd rontas lither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. ll is the property of the FBI and

is loaned lo your avency: it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your anencs.

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sAri Main sell sale.

WAITED STATES

iVEI

MENT

lAcmorandum

10

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-441409)

ison fried 58055 4200-2088 tel

SUBJECT:

NORMA, JEAN LODICO

SM • SW?

. *

015

DATE:

3/22/72

Re Detroit Letter and LHM, 4/15/72.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies and lor

Ricaniond two copses of an had.

FD-376 attached, enclosing

photographs. One copy of LiM furnished Secret Service,

Detroit,

ADEX recommendation follows.

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

symial t's

DE 1-1 154

DE T-2 is/a

well placed source

DE 'I-3

DE

is a well placed source

Location

134-1591R-643

through

743

This LHM

134-1767R-189

chrough

19%

100-29805-676

RICHMOND

AT RICHHOND.

VIRGLULA

Bureau (Enc.

- Richmond (Enc. 2) (Ri)

?

-Detroit

VII,/jms

188!

960-444104-23

NR 24 1972

by routing slip for

Into

action

This document is prepared in response to your request and ismot for dissemi-

nation resile your Communtee.

Its use is limited to paficia

your commated and the content may, nut be discloses doünauthorized person-

TOMAY 20019769889331 Eaten Bols Regary on the fal smengs Plas

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DE 100-30838

Verify subject's residence at 102 Laburon Street,

Apartment 3, and determine subject's employment.

For

the information of Richmond, LODICO IS

white female, American,

DOB 3/5/42, at Detroit, 5'5"

, 135 lbs., medium build, brown

hair, hazel eyes, no known scars or marks, husband PAUL

LODICO, SWe member, Detroit.

DETROIT

AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Upon verification of subject's"residence in Richmona,

will submit FD-128.

•.

- 2

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FD-305 /Rev. 11-22-71)

• DE 100-30838

NORMA JEAN LODICO

1. OX Subject's name is included

in the AbbY.

- The data aypearing on the ADEX Card are current.

X Changes on the ADEX Card are necessary and Form FD- 122 submitted to

the Bureau.

4. Xj A suitable photograph OXi is Cis not available.

Date photograph was taken

September 1966

5.

→ Subject is employed in a key facility and -

charged with security responsibility. Interested agencies are

is

6. [X] This report is classified -

confidential

(state reason)

to protect the identities of DE I-l through DE I-4, sources

of continuing value, the unauthorized disclosure of which

could be detrimental to the national defense interests.

7. [a Subject previously interviewed (dates)

[X] Subject was not scinterviewed because (state reason)

she is a member of the SWe.

•.

8.

C] This case no longer meets the ADEX criteria and a

letter has been directed to the Bureau recommending cancellation.

9. [a] This case has been reevaluated in the light of the ADEX

criteria and it continues to fall within such criteria because (state reason)

she is a member of the SvP.

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10. OX] Subject's ADEX card is tabbed Category OI OIl iXIlI

[Xy Subject's activities arrant such tabbing because (state reasons)

DIV

See #9

11. 5X1 Security Flash Notice (FD- 165) io Identification Division:

[XI Subini tied

12/8/66

Placed X Yes

(dale)

12. CJ Subject is Extremist in Category I of ADEX and Siop Notice has been placed

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DE 100-30838

ADDENDUM

NON-SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

DE I-2 is 42

individuals ruced

Detroit, Michigan

confidentiality

Detroit Police Department

• .

-==

DO NOT DESTROY WITHOUT PRIOR BUREAU AUTHORITY.

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812-376 (Rex. 12-10-71)

In Reply, Pleuse Rejer z0

File No.

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITED

STATES DEPARTMENT OF • ST

IND

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

March 22, 1972

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE:

Norma Jean Lodico

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.

2.0

Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

3. L

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

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

incidents against foreign diplomatic establishmenls.

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

6. [ Defector from U. S. or indicales desire to defect.

7. 1 Potentially dangerous because of background, emotional instability or

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

Photograph

• has been furnished

18] enclosed

[ is not available.

Very truly yours,

-sagar

Dire

Acting Director, L. Patrick Grry, Il

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

• Unauthorized Disclosure

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) 2

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

U.S. Secret Service , Detroit

Enclosure(s)

4

pon removal of classiled enclosures, " any, this transmittal fo

comes LYCLASSIFIEL

CONFIDENTIAL

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In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTUENT Of JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF LNVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

March 22, 1972

.

Re: Norma Jean Lodico

I.

BACKGROUND

/A. Residence

DE I-I advised on Maxch 15, 1972, that Lodico

no longer resides in the Detroit area

and is possibly

living in Richmond, Virginia.

DE I-2 advised on March 15, 1972, that Lodico

furnished DE T-2 an address change to

102

• Laburon Street,

Apartnent 3, Richmona, Virginia.

B. Employment

DE I-I advised on March 15, 1972, that Lodico's

employment is unknown.

II. CONNECTIONS WITH THE SOCIALIST

WORKERS PARTY (SWP)

The SWP has been designated pursuant to

....

Executive Ordez 10450.

A.

Connections with the Detroit Branch, SWP (DBSWP)

The DBSWP is affiliated with the national

SWP and follows

; its policies and directives.

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

CONFIDENTIAL

• GROUP I

Excluded from autonatic

downgradirg and

declassisication

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CONFIDENTIAL

Re:

Norma Jean Lodico

1. Membership

DE T-1

advised on April 12, 1971, that during a

meeting of the SWP held at SWe headquarters, 3737 Woodward,

Detroit, Michigan, on April 7, 1971, it was

announced that

Lodico has resigned from the

SWP and wished to be considered

a party sympathizer.

2. Activity

DE I-I advised on March 25, 1971, that Lodico

attended

an SWP

meeting hald at SWP headquarters, 3737

Wooäward, Detroit, March 18, 1971. During this meeting

Lodico made no revolutionary statements.

DE I-l advised on July 28, 1971, that Lodico was

in attendance at an SWP sponsored educational weekend which

was held at SWP headquarters,

Detroit, auring the period July

23-24, 1971.

Approximately 75 persons were in attendance, at

which

time the major discussion concerned itself with the

revolutionary dynamics of black nationalism.

Corroborating

information was furnished by DE I-3 on july 30, 1971.

DE I-I advised on August 15, 1971, that todico

attended the SWP National Convention held at Oberlin College,

Oberlin, Ohio, August

8-15, 1971.

DE T-1 advised on December 8, 1971, thai Lodico

attended

a Michigan Socialist educational conference sponsored by

the SWP at SWP headquarters, Detroit, on November 27, 1971.

Approximately 65 persons were in

attendance at this conference.

which concerned itself with the

"meaning of life - Marxist view".

B. Connections with the Young socialist Alliance (YSA)

As the youth organization of the SWP,

the YSA serves as the main source of

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Re: Norma Jean Lodico

recruitment into that organization.

The Y'SA is described in the masthead of

its official publication a multinational.

"The Young

Socialist Organizer," as

revolutionary socialist youth organization."

DE I-2 advised on July 10, 1971, Lodico attended

a YSA fund raising party held at 11652 Winthrop Street,

Detroit, on June 12, 1971. Approximately 50 persons were

in attendance and it was unknown the exact amount of Lodico's

contribution to the YSA.

C. Connections with the Friday Night Socialist Forum (FNSF)

The FNSE is a weekly public meeting

organized and sponsored by the DBSWP.

DE T-3 advised on July 31, 1971, that Lodico

attended a meeting of the FNSF, which

held on June 11:

1971. Approximately 80 persons were in attendance at this

public meeting, which concerned itself with sexual politics.

DE I-4 advised on November 3, 1971, that Lodico

attended two meetings of the ENSE held at SW headquarters,

Detroit, on October 15 and 22, 1971.

corroborating

information was furnished by DE I-3.

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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CONFIDENTIAL

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FD-323

(R01, 11-29-61)

UTTED STATES DEPARIMENT G. JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

March 22, 1972

Is Reply, Picase Refer to

File No.

TItle

Norma Jean 'Lodico

Character

Reference

Security Matter i Socialist

Workers Party

Communication at Detroit,

• dated and captioned as above

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities

are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

infornation in the past.

...

..

This document contalns netther recommendations nor conclusions of the FEl, It 15 the propurty

o1 the FBI and !s loaned lo your egency; ll and its contents are not lo ba distributed outsido

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TITIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAXE IESL EDITION

G5A FPAIR (s: CFR) 101-18.8

UNITED STATES GUVERNAIENT

Memorandum

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (100-441409)

DATE: 4/14/72

FROM : SAC, RICHMOND (100-11656) -RUC

SUBJECT: NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM • SWP

(00 - Detroit)

• :

Tidividuals owed

Re Detroit letter to Bureau dated 3/22/72.

On 3/30/72, 0

Wine adViseu that NORMA JEAN LODICO

resides at 102 Laburnum Avenue, Apartment Number 3, Laburnum

Manor Apartments and has home Telephone Number 222-3157.

She advised this tenant occupied these premises, 9/1/71,

gave former address of 669 Antoinette, Detroit,

She gave her former occupation as that of a student at Wayne

University, Detroit, and listed her husband as PAUL A LODICO,

a student at Wayne University. She listed her employment as

being with the Medical College of Virginia keference Library,

Richmond, Virginia, under the supervision of a MI. RICHARD

MILLER.

of National Bank of Detroit and Sears and Roebuck, both Detroit,

Michigan..

She added the tenant further indicated she had a

nine-year-old son and that the son and husband are to join

her in Richmond on of about 1/1/72.

ININ

91

concerning her. .

On 4/12/72,

•(Tompkins-McCaw Library), Medical College of Virginia

oi the Virginia Commonwealth University, advised that

. MrS. NORMA JEAN LODICO is currently employed with a positione

Bureau

2

- Detroit (100-30838)

1 - Richmond

REC 59

6 APR 17 1972

REB: jbp

(5)

Cums document is prepared in response to your request andis rory, yusemi

ration, outsiug your committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings:

bout committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized pe

60

net without the express approval of the FBL .

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RH 100-11666

confidentialing

of "instructor" at this library and that as such she is an

employee of the State of Virginia.

He advised that her duties

consist of providing library services for professional doctors

throughout Eastern Virginia who make inquiry or the library

for certain research materials.

He advised that the informatior

that she has access to and throughout the library is public

information available to the public in general.

nsaid that hrs. Lobico was hired in this

position on 9/1/71 and resides at Apartment 3, 102 East

Laburnun Avenue, Richmond. He advised that she has, to date,

proved to be a capable and satisfactory employee and that

no problems have been experienced with her

in any way..

He recalled that Mrs. LODICO had a son named MARCELLO

who was born in October, 1962

and who stayed with her husband,

PAUL, in Detroit when she came to Richmond to take this

employment and she had indicated both her husband and

son

would not come, to. Richmond until December or January in order

to complete their school term.

He said that he recalled

discussing with Mes. LODICO the fact that her son was attending

a school for exceptionally intelligent children in Detcoit

and that the child was killed early in December, 1971 when

• struck by an automobile while walking to this school. He

advised that he believes her husband.

PAUL, is now permanently

residing in Richmond with Mrs. LODICO.

incisiostated that he thought certain that i

MIAmi Dealed isme active wes considered

11n-American or

it would have been

brought to his attention and he would have taken appropriate

action to protect the outstanding reputation enjoyed by

the Medical College of Virginia.

• 2%=

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FROM

, (Rex. 11-22-71)

OFTIQNAL PORN NO. 10

5010-106

MAY 19BZ EDITION

GSA GIN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Director, FBI (Bufile - 100441409)

1/1

: ISAC

Detroit (100-30838)

DATE:

5/9/72

SUBJECT:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM-SWiP

Cards UTD, is,

Crude Sons S0/

61572

8650

NW

The captioned individual has been the subject of a security or extremist investigation by this office. The

RICHMOND

- Division has verified the permanent presence of the subject in its division as

residing and working at the addresses listed below. The -

RICHMOND

— Division is being

considered the new Office of Origin.

Business Address, Name of Employing Concem and Address,

Nalure of Employment, and Union Affiliation, if any.

Inscructor, Medical Library, (Tompkins-

McCaw Library,, Medical College of

Virginia of the Virginia Commonwealth

Residence address

Apartment: #3,

102 East Laburnum Avenue,

Richmond, Virginia

University, Richmona, Virginia

Key Facility Data

Geographical Reference Number -

Responsibility

Identification Division Dela

Chock OR note the following applicable statements:

EX A security Mash on subject has been PREVIOUSLY placed in FBI #. 715 840 I; therefore, copy of this fum is

designated for Identification Division.

-J A security flash on subject has been PREVIOUSLY placed in Identification Division; however, FBI number is NOT

KNOWN.

The following information, therefore, is being furnished and a copy of this form is designated for Identificati

Division.

-Race:

Other Identifying Numbers:

Date and Place of Birth:

Fingerprint Classification:

NOTE:

Do NOT designate COPY of of for Identification Division if if previously RETURNED to fiell office

because no fingerprints located on sul

Check the following applicable stotements:

=209 REC-72

(X] This individual is the subject of an ADEs kachero lureau is requested lo make the anpropriate changes in the

ADEX at the Seat of Government.

I This subject is tabbed Category -

cide see oris to no ove and the apropele case file number,

Division should affix the

Subject is designated a ney Black Extremist.

Subjeci is designated a Key Activist.

5 MAY 11 1972.

Handwriting specimens have been furnished to the Bureau.

A photograph has been furnished to the Bureau.

постоя

ОТІО

Subject is included in the Extremist Photograph Album (EPA). The new Office of Origin should submitra ne complete

F1-432 showing the new address and Office of Origin of subject.

Dissemination made Secret Service locally re above information.

Stop Notice re subject is maintained by NCIC and copy of this form is designated for Mouflor action

The following pertinent items ore being forworded to the new Office of Origin with its copies of this loiter.

CA ADEd Cards

Je Photograph of subject (check appropriale item listed below)

see page two

Negative inde Ecopies of most recent or best likunga

3/ Bureau (RM)

3-Niamowurl2oo lane without the exiss

I-Identification, brainston le your Committee.

This document is prepar quin response to your request and is not for dissemi

• Its use us limited to official proceedings

]-Detroit

atent may nut be aisclosed to unauthorsed person

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100 - 30838

10

200

3.

Three ADEX cards re: NORMA JEAN LODICO.

Two photos and one negative of NORMA JEAN LODICO.

Detroit FD-122 dated 12-11-63. (Xerox copy)

Detroit report of sA JAMes I.

5 c

Detroit report of SA DoNAiD M. MARTIN, dated 12/15/64.

6.

Detroit IN dated 4/15/71, (Xerox copy)

7. Cleveland report of SA WILLIAM W. PAITON, dated 12/15/65. (xerox cosy

8.

Cleveland report of SA MILLIAM i. FArTON, dated 1/27/57. (xerox copy)

9.

10.

seattle ID.12s dated 9/28/57 (xerox Copy)

seattle report dated 10/10/67 of LEONARD K. STILES.

11.

120

Detroit report of SA LLOYD E. SAwInSKy, dated 10/29/68.

Detroit ID- 122, dated 3/17/72. (xeeox copy)

13.

Letter to comrades from LODICO, dated 3/29/71. (xerox copy)

14. Detroit IFM, dated 4/15/71.

15.

Detroit LAM,

dated 4/15/71.

16. Detroit ED 366; dated 5/9/72.

Detroit submitting FD-128 making Richmond the new office of origin

of this subject.

NO RUC report is being prepared by the Detroit

office. Richmond is in receipt of all pertinent serials.

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v. 2-13-69)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OL -USTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INTESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

May 9, 1972

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

!

SUBJECT:

CHARACTER:

REFERENCE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

:

Secuiity matter • Socialist Workers Party

Detroit letterhead memorandum dated 3/22/72

Referenced communication contained subject's residence and/or employment

address. A recent change has been determined and is being set forth below (change

only specified):

Residence:

Employment:

Apartment #3,

102 East Laburnum Avenue,

Richmond, Virginia

Instructor, Medical Library:

(Tompkins-McCaw Library.,

Medical College of Virginia of the

Virginia Comnonwealth University,

Richmona, Virginia

CoDy to

by ronting sha toi

i into

late ente

25

187-441:01-

his document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the fBI anc

WW 55291 Dd&t8/92589865 gened shits contents are not lo be distributed outside your agency

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

ARTIC-AL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1DE2 EDITION

SSAPPEAR: (61 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GUERNMENT

Memorandum

: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (100-441409)

DATE:

6/29/72

SAC, RICHNOND

(100-11666) C

NORMA JEAN LODICO

SM- SWP

00: RH

KH routing slip dated 2/30/1.3

advised filo roviered and sabiecioes

not meet ADEX criteria, SAC Mada

Re Detroit FD-128 to Bureau, 5/9/72.

A review of this matter reveals no additional

investigation in this matter is warranted at this time

and that all logical investigation has been conducted and

reported.

This matter is being placed in a closed status

and will be followed by administrative tickler in accor

dance with ADEX instructions.

Bureau

* Richmond

REB: shb

(3)

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for

dissemy

Its use is

limited to official proceedings by

nation outside your Committee.

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel withorit the express approval of the fBI

EX-L14

REC-60

2546X34N

/11

144 JUN 300

1972

-26

it :

NW: 35291

F157

53 JUL 11 1972'

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

CATIONAL D'ORAI NO. TO

MAY S12 EDITION

SSA F88SK (11 6511) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES G.

ERNMENT

Ivemorandum

:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (100-440315) DATE: 3/23/73

SAG, ALEXANDRIA (100-1402) (RUC.)

PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO

SM - SWP

(00: DETROIT)

ReWFOlet to Bureau, 2/12/73.

On 2/23/73, a 1973 Ford Pinto, bearing 1972 Virginia

license ACJ-537, was

observed parked in the driveway at 1805

An inquiry at the Virginin

Department of Motor Vehicles, Richmond, Virginia, revealed

that this vehicle is registered to NORMA JEAN LODICO, 1805*

Army-Navy Drive, Arlington, Virginia.

On 3/13/73, d

a advised that PAul, ALVIN Lovico

and NORMA JEAN LODICO had been receiving mail at 1805 Army-Navy

Drive, Arlington,,

Virginia, since December,

1972. He stated

that no other individuals were receiving mail at this address.

:

T'has document is prepared in response to your request and is. not for dissemi-

nation outside your committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

/

REC- 101

33

L Bureau

2-Detroit (100-30666)

2-WFO (100-56774)

1. -Alexandria

BFM/krl

(7)

MAR 26 1973

1973 :

ww. 55291 DocId: 32983681] Padavang Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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UNITED

STATES DEFARTIENT OF JUSTICE

RAL SURFAD OF MVISHCANO

14-2-73 757 23

IDENHRICATION DIVECH

WASHINGTON, D.C. 25537

The Tailoring FEl record, NUMDET

715 840 B

, is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY.

Intornarian shows on this identifcation Record represents daid furnished fil by fingerpriné contributors.

WHERE DISPOSITION

IS HOT GHOVEN OR FURTHER EXPIANATION OF CHARGE OR DISPOSITION IS

DESIRED, COMMUNICATE WITH AGENCY CONRBUTING

THOSE FINGERPRINTS.

CONTRGUIOR OF

AKRESTED OR

FRECERERINTS

KARS AND NUSIBER

PECOYED

CHANCE

DISPOSITION

PD

Cheyenne Wyo

Norma

25789

Jean Cote

2-2-61

vag

Since raitar fingerprints nor an

Identiafae marcar firs is indexed

Indirtual in macia dea dro interesiede

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UNITED.

F

STATES DEPARTMERT OF JUSTICE

RAL CURBAN OF INVESTISATI

IDENTIMICATION DIVISION

WASHINGTON, D. G. 20537

1: 4-2-73 757 22:

715 840 E

amatiptoe faciors (if any) furnished by you match

se in an identification file unless herein quoted.

Erseription and Related Data:

5cx: Female

5-5

135 lbs

Brn

Keight:

Hair:

• Eyes:

Hazel

Date and Place of Birth:

3a5-42 Detroit Mich

• Scars and Marks:

Unky

Address: (1n 1901)

Fi Wayne Ind '

77351

. :

Occuparion: Unk

Sinco neither fingerprints nor an

Identifying sands? which is indexed

FOl camei caran, : ter scanor

that this masaial ten sit

Individual in thon jew wu dide:scie:,

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UNITED

ARES CCARTMENT OF AUSTe

14-2-73 757 PD:

FE

WASHROION, aG. 20537

I-BU

The following Fai record, Number

715 8440 E

, is furnished FOR ORICIAL USE ONLY.

information shown on ihis Identification kecord sucresents duin farnished Ful by fingerprint contributors.

WHERE LISPOSITION IS NOT SHORT OR FURTER EXPLAKATIOM OF CHANGE OR DISPOSITION IS

DESIRED, COMMURICATE WITH AGENCY CONRIZUTNG THOSE ANGERPRINTS.

COTT:OUTOR OF

NAME AND MUMCER

ARRESTED OR

CHARGE .

DISPOSITION

• 7

ADEX FLASH:

Ñorma Jeah Lodico aka Norma

Jean Cote Any in

ormacion pr inquiry received

refer one copy ci

recora to subersive Control

Section Domestic

latell Di and two copies

CO BFD Richmona Their file 100-11666 inf re

6005-72

Since naither fingerprisis nor an

Hentifying mansar swich is indexed

is our tian ancommad your regelag

nel conrol maria one mortal

that this remaint izilise a a

THIS PAGE SHOULD NOT BE DISZEMINATED OUTSIDE TBI.

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"-

DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE SECURITY

OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INVESTIGATION

Assoc. Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Inv. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst. -

Ext. Affairs

Files & Com. -

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. .

Inspection

Intell.

Laboratory

Plon. & Eval. -

Spoc. Inv._

Training -

Legal Coun. _

Telephone Rm. _

Director Sec y —

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9-id= (Rov. +8-69)

Washington Field

3-20-73

SAC,

Acting

Director, FBI

PI

()

FFI (1)

Type An

(Received 3~74-73

NORIA JEAN-LODICO,

nee Dupire

•Form 79 Prepared -x .!

sta les, Pari Alvin losize Lodico, Norna

jean Coty,

Exs. Oliver Francis Cots, forna Jean Coto

Librarian

Dopartnont of the interior

D. 0.

SECUTTON, COVEREIT BOLOYERS

Buded:

(na 10%73

Enclosed is the following material relative to the captioned case:

:

SF -85

0 SF-57

SF -86

D SF-57A

SF-60

Form 257

I DI 35

I IN 34

J IN 35

D.OF 49

SF-79 for WFO only

Conduct a E full field investigation

• preliminary inquiry.

conduct a PI to:

DJ OF 50

DOF 51

I Determine whether captioned person is identical with the individual

mentioned in Bufiles; if so, convert.

FBI

[J Determine whether captioned person is identical with the individual

mentioned in Bufiles. If identical, ascertain whether sufficient information is available

to warrant an FFI; if so, convert.

convert.

D Datermine whether sulfient indig exists to waran on FEl; if 8d,

EX-414

46 - 91822.

Each PI should be sufficiently complete to resolve the question of loyalty.

" If converted, advise Bureau and

Buded.

IS FFI conducted,

CJAX

[ Baltimore

auxiliary oftices, spect do re en

I St. Louis

appropriate recolds in their district.

DOCTOLE

MA MAR 21 1973

2=

- will report basis for investigation nice

2

2

2

Alezandria • Enc.

• Cleveland - Eric.

- Datroit - Enc.

2 - Richmond - Enc.

2

• Seattle • Ene.

1 - 100-411409 (Norma Jean Lodico)

LIS: DIb

(18)

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation a tside your Commitee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Conmuttee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

Fic.

ne without the express approval of the FBl

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Ietter to Washington Field

Re:

Norma Jean Lodico

Dotroit refer to your file 100-30838, Cleveland your

Ille 100-27236, Seattle your tile 100-26527, and Richmond your

file 100-1I00S

regarcing the employee which

indicates sha was

active in the Young Socialist Alliance and the Socialist Workers

Party during the 1960's and

She was formerly

carried as an Adex subject.

(100-441409)

Detroit also refer to your file 100-3066, Cleveland

you file 10027077, Seattle your file 100-28487, and

Washington Field your file, 100-55774 concerning Paul Alvin Leslie

Lodico, employee's husband, which indicates

in che

• Young Socialist Alliance and the Socialist Workers Party

duxing the 1960's and early 1970's. He is carried on the adex.

Category II.

(100 440315)

li should be noted that the employee and her husband

were also reported as active in anti-vai activitios.

SEE PAGE 3 FOR FURTHER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS.

a 2=

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Letter to Mashington Fiel&

Ro:

NONER JORT

10d100

You are authorized to conduct necessary investigation

involving persons connected with educational institutions unless

•your office is aware of a possible problem at a particular school.

No such contacts are to be made on campuses except as provided in

SAC Letter 67-22.

Should a problem exist or should it be felt any

other interview on a campus is necessary, furnish the Bureau ull

details together with your recommendation for specific Bureau

It is incumbent upon each oifice to insure that

such investigations involving persons connected with educational

institutions are handled by mature personnel to avoid possible

All persons interviewed must be

advised that the Bureau is conducting a background investigation

oî the captioned individual who is an applicant or employee of

the Federal Government to preclude any assumpcion that the

investigation is of a criminal or security iype..

. .- cx.-.-

-.....

capie pro

....

3

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N:510-E00US"

1921

iM. CHAPTER "EA

NONSENSNIVE OR NONÇ:,00

SENSITIVE POSITION

". "U!!

EPORTANT

-inlan care must he used it

whe letug the ilems nunheird

shrunk 9.

READTHI

STRO CHIONS ON THE

¡ACH ON THIS FORM

¡EFORE

MUSHERING

IT OF THESE MEMS.

DATES & PLACES OF RESIDENCE

LUDICE NORMA JEAN

NY 73

580066

B. C-HER "'AMES US!T.

DEAN

1973

WEE NERLA SEAN RUBIRE -NONA

65 FED 12'73

ARNED SERVICES SERIAL

3. SOCiAT SECURITY NO.

1. DATE AND PLACE (CITY, STATE), OF BIRTH

NO., AND DATFE AND

BRATCH OF SERVICE

JFK Act 6 (3)

3-5-42 DETROITEMIGUe

. POSTION

6. AGENCY NAME AND ADOPESS

LIBRARIAN

PEPTOE INTERIOR MEN DE SURADi

No. and Street diress

City and Slule

ELF' Luce

DEC 12-FRESET

1905 ARME-RAVY PRIDE, ACLINGTON ICA,

22202

AUG 71- PECITZ.

23222

JULY 71- ALGi,71

GET ANGINETTE, DETROIT, MICH

48202

JULY COULYTI

296

GENEVA, MANLAND PIRK, LICiT;

4,8a06

NOr G3- JiNEC4

W, HANCOCK DETROIT, MICH,

48:202

SEPT ET - NOVES

COMMONWEALTR, DETROIT, MIGH

JULY 67-36P157

NOY 66 -WiLY 6]

3 GARFIELD, WHARE AC

i5192

SEATTLE VASHINGEOR

DATE OF THIS REQUEST

9. IS.HECK ONEY

& NONSENSITIVE

01-09-73

LI NONCHILICAL-SENSITIVE

1. (CHECK

IMAGNES, WIDOWED, OR DILLAGED, GIVE FULL FAME AVID-DATE AND. FRACE OF BIRTH OF SEOUS OR FOR#Ek SPOUSE. |NCLUDE ¾[§ ®= 33»

I SINGLE

¡SME, GIVE DATE AND PLACE DE MARRiAGE CR DIVORCE.

¡GIVE SAME INFORMATION REGARDING ALL PREVIOUE MARRIAGES AND DING:

*TRAPRIED

I KIDOW(ER)

3 DIVORCED

2. IDENIIFYING NUMBERS (OTHER THAN SOCIAL SECURITY OR ARMED SERVICES SERIAL, SUCK AS PASSPORT NO., ALIEN REGISTRATION MO., SEAMAN'S CERTIFIC

IDENTIFICATION, ETC.

GIVE ALL, SPECIFYING WHICH.)

NOWE

3. ORGANIZATIONS WITH WHICH AFFILTATED (PAST AND PRESENT) OTHER THAN RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL COGANIZATIONS OR THOSE WHICH SHOW RELIGIOUS 62

FOLITICAL AFFILIATIONS (IF "NONE," SO STATE).

PETROIT FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, MEDICAL LIBRARY

/EGLAIT LIBRARY ASSUCLATETS AMERICAL MIBRARL ASSEC

• DATES, NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF EMPLOYERS BEGIN WITH PRESENT AND GO SACK TO JAMUARY 1, 1937. CONTINUE UNDER ITEM 21 OIX OTHER SIDE IF NECESSA?

From (No./fr.) To (Mo./lr.)

No., Streil, Cir, State

KIP Cod's

SEPT 71-PEC 72

VAMIS, MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, BOX GET RICHAEAS, 1. 232%5

SEPT 64-JULY TO BOARD OF ERVEATIN, SCHOOLS CENTER ELDE, DETROIT, 11614. 45202

SUMMER ES

AN ELECTRICAL PARTS COMPANY

5ÜMBER ES

A MACHINE SEP

DETROIT, MIGHt,

JULY ET-SEPTE GENERALITORS, TERNSTED PiNISiAh, DETROIT, MiCH,

ROSEVILLE, MICH,

NOVEG-JULY 6T

STEARNS MACHVE CO, 25 V NICKERSON, SEATTLE, VATSH, 93119

3114R 65 - DEC.65

DANCE-OCTLE DISTRICT A GERANA, CEMEN HARVARD RO, CLEVELAND CHIC

RESTAURANTS

1A162 - DEC, O4 ARTSCHCOL CÉTHE SOC-OFARTS+ CRAFTS, KIRBY STI DETROIT ALi.

CERTIFICATION ARE MADE IN GOOD FAITH.

I CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE STATEMENIS ARE TRUE, COMPLETE, AND CORRECT 10 THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, 259

FALSE STATEMENT ON THIS FORM

1S PUNISHABLE BY LAW.

JAMS

S/ 147.3

76227 SATURE SIGN ORIGINAL AMO MIST CARSON COPT

iS DATE OF APPOINTMENT

16. PLACE OF DUTY (IF DIFFERENT FROM ADDRESS IN ITEM 6)

01-07-73

TYSE OF APPOIATMENT

18. CIVIL SERVICE REGULATION NUMBER OR OTHER APPOINIMENT AUTHCFITY

INCLUDES INDEFINITE AND TEMPORARY

17 ESCEPTED

& COMPETITIVE

TYPES OF

COMPETITIVE APPOINTIENT.

CS Cert #WAS-70-422-365 dated 12/11/72

18 INS SPACE FOR S3I USE ¡SEE ALSO ITEM 22)

20. NONSE AND FUL MARING REDRESS OF AGENCY OFFERE TO WHOM

111 TO WFO, AX, CU, DE RH, TE

Os INYERTGATE URiOD: SChitallENCLUDE ZIP CODE

lopedel Officer

5120123

Orie: ci the Secretary, Room 6217

1-15: pEb

Paparamant of the Interior/

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Washington ?=Cx,20240

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THE ADMISSES?

tary

5a÷T

?

0r08-13116314

1C M CO. CGEE 10YZ-10:055-309 GEEEE TSNTT115

4:12

Midast:

Milan ii.

i?.

1800?

title:

:?.=

INSTRUCTIONS

Make sure lopiriter produces dark, distinct image.

GENERA. INSTRUCTIONS: This forni raus be sübmitd bi each prison eniéring a consensive be gongritical-sen sa natio:

Sre Federal Fonnel Manuai Chapter 736 and FPJ Suppioman 206-31. Appendio A, for details on seenirenents and ex epters

Tax at answers

Comple all Wons top l9 and 2Ll the

the spoor should furst: the intormatics for lems iB thru 7 and 10 thru la, and should sign the original ard fies carbon

01-03-J3 rection Leki

The agency should supply ine remaining daia fom the application. or Standard for &.

...sali more singe is acceler sor any ilem, use lem 21.

MENS do add seThose iers, within die keesy lines, ill be phoiccopied elegesty- from die form aud master for teja printing

cisgains records and foris.

Type the moms with maid dure, machig at corrections with,

1o not extend any anss:

toods disge paghe bus gooded dor to. Except for the Gallossing die Bon's are sell-esplandiors:

car, son retrial only)'

seem 1B-irs OTHER XINES U'SED, such as maiden name: rames be former marriages, forner names chans i localso

ethermien, aliases, nicknames. fic..

Inser "XET" before maiden lame.

Due, namc by former harrince. June 1946 16 July 1950°7

for example, yare Mar

Give munth and pear dhe sonice begar and ended, using-numbers. ¡For example, show servise from blay-lotiio Jone

to sting

— Crise tie de posirion for inhich the form is heing completeri.

- Cise name of deparment or avener, installatioa. drofEce. and city ande Stale where it is localçel.

• loite dairs and places of resicience.

Besin with passe add go back to jakare o loss o appicals so unde

shichever is later.

lise onis one lee for cuch adriness. using anadard aberoitions if eins ta

2s 208:rals.

Do ear calend daise herond ide baation line

diminue address under fei

mal or sicie if arresiary.

ender jun is.

Give ZIP corles onir for addresses during the past lon years.

The same sophies to cupioser:

SASSOS REQLINES: Roommatese casus, the flierie fras and papers must be substand achin are aler

-: a morald, is: 08.

in: submio-dual cie restars ol tie nintal i condo ciner!.

Mainment in methics!-

turiade investicase informaloe alone the regard searer:

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Previous addresses - continued from item 21 form 85

1962 Cass and Willis Datroits Michigan 18201

1901

? W. Merrick

Detroit,

Michigan

1960

? H. Palmer? Detroii, ichigan 118202

1959

? Calumet

Detroit, Michigan 48201

1954 * 1959

?.E., Ten lile Foad,, Bast Detroit, Michigan

Previous employment - continued from item 14 form 85

1964

Wayne State Universior, At Department, Detroit, Michigan 48202

Jan 62 - May 62 Harper Hospital, Brush Ave., Detroit, Michigan

Summer & Christmas 61

Sanders Bakery and Restaurants, Detroit, Mich.

Jan - June 1960 Dr. Fobt. Glazier, David Hitney Bldf, Detroit, Mich.

Summer 1959

Rabbit's Drive-Int, Bast Detroit, Michigen

Winter 1958 - Sumner 1959? Gregor's Pharmacy, Roseville, Michigan

• i::.

...

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3v. 11-11-71)

- 28X! TDIM NO, 10

850-108

#.T 18678018104

GSA GIN. MIG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mir rhompson

: XXX*O

DATE: 3-20-73

FROM

w. V. Clevelarid

JI. W. Contad

LATENT EXAMINATION INVOLVED

Communication:

Agency Submitting:

SUBJECT: NORMA JEAN LODICO,

nee Dupires soTH civil. & cRiMiNAL FILES

aka Mes. Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico

ArS. Oliver Francis Coty, Norma SeaR Cote

Coty,

Librarian

Department of the Interior

39c2sa

WECHNEED GOVERNENT

SECURITY

EMPLOYEES;

4-1073

lease search the name of the individual through the remoras of the lden utation Divisionard return this memorandum with c

notation of your findings to -

[X] E'mployees Securily and Special Inquiry Secllor, Room.

lound, please enclose, in addition to file copy,

a Laboratory, All.:.

• Ext.

The following identliying data are listed for your assistance (Att.: Speclal Invesiigative Division only - in addillon to the name or

names and the Govemment agency appearing in the title):

Sox

Race

Height

Name and aliases (For use of Laboratory)

2(3)

Ma Male

[X] Female

Date sist place of birth

3 0 5 - 43 21

Datroit, Michigan

Military Service i

CSC #

Age

31

NY. 73. 58016

Last known address

1805 Army-Navy Drive, Arlington, Virginia 22202

Previous Goveriment employment

67419/23

Dole SGE security form received

3-14-73

Wher pertinent identifying data (Ati.: Lab.,

licluding PDas and location)

SSN:

JFK Act 6 (3)

Spouse: Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico

Spouse: (former) Oliver Francis Coty

$6

1 Married:,

7-7-60, Divorced: 11-61, Detroit, Michigan

biS: pfb.

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissem

-- (2)-

oritside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings m

nato amite end tre anent mon not be disctosed to unauthorised person

' wash either ae express approval of the rBl.

"I'need upon information furnished, no record located.

jA recriminal fingerprint record which iS or MAY BE Identical was located. This record was searched through the criming ales

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ransmit the following in

AIRTEL

ia

FBI

Date: 3/23/73

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priorily)

TO:

ACTING DIRECTORS FBI

PROM: SAC, CLEVELAND (240-2932) (8).

RE:

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aKa.

Department of Interior

SGE

BUDIED:

4/10/73

ReBulet to WEO, 3/20/73.

Copy of employee's SF-85 furnished to CV with

relet is illegible as tostreet on which she claimed residence

in CV, Ohio from 1/05 to 9/05 Address

and city of residence,

9/04 to 1/05, also illegible.

Burau is requested to furnish above info to CV

expeditiOUsly.

.? Bureau

2-Cleveland

JGS: jac

(4)

REC 30

• MAR 26 1973

EVENT LAMINE EINSTR

,!'?

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

Approved

5 3 MAY 2 3 19782

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Sent

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Per

GRO: 19700-102-735

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3/28/73

AIR MAIL

AIRTEL

TO:

FROM:

SUBJICT:

SAC, CHICAGO

SAC, SEATTLE (140-2590) (P)

MORIA JEAN LODICO, HE Dupire, aka

Mrs. Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico,

Norma Jean Coty,

Mas. Oliver Francis Coty:

Horma Jean Coté

Librarian

Department of the Interior

Washington, D.C.

SGE

Buded 4/10/73

Re Bulet to WFO, 3/20/73, no copy to Chicago.

For information of chicano, FI being conduoted

based on employce's

and husband's (LODICO) activities in

Young Socialist Alliance and Socialist Workers Party

during the 1960s and early 1970s.

She was formerly carried

as an ADEX subject and her husband is carried on the ADE,

Category II.

Chicago refer to Chicago letter to lew OrK,

dated 4/13/67

captioned, "Young Socialist Alliance (YSA)

IS • SWP", Chicago file 100-35519, which contains the

.. i

• Chicago

Bureau

2 -

Detroit

(Info)

Seattle

NOT RECORDEL

MAR 23 1973

7

WTH/x1g

(6)

metross

I'has document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings' ty

Just.

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unäuthorized person

net situat the eper tea arusal of the FBI.

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report of me concerning the sth National

convention of the YSA which was held 3124, 25 and 26/67

at the rark shelton botel, Datront, michiran.

report on pare 5 shows endlovee and her husbaid participated

in the convention iron seattle, vashington, and on page i

chat her husband was a discussion panel leader or

recruitrent.

Chicago as requested to repont the above

information in instant report, and to recontact CG 7027-5

if available, and feasable.

Infornation

copy furnished Detroit inasmuch

as that Division was instructed to set out the basis

of this investigation.

2

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st silent

..

ril.

3/26/73

AIRIEL

TO:

SAC, DETROIT

FROM:

SAC, WFO (140-29361) (P)

NORMA JEAN SODICO nee, aka,

INTERIOR DEPARINENT

SGD

Re Bulet to NFO: 3/20/73.

standard form

9/12/72.

The form contained the following additional in-

formation:

EDUCATION

Wayne State University,

Detroit, Michigan, 9/59 -

8/69: B.S.; 4170-6/71, 11,S.I,S.

REFERENCES

EDVINS KAULENS, BIOLOgY Department and Mrs. MIRIAM

LARKINS, School of Library Science, Colloge of Education,

both at as State university.

RICHARD A, MILLER, Tompkins - Mo Car Library, Health

Sciences Division, VOU, Richmond, Virginia.

Cleveland and Detrolt Offices note that second page

of SE 85 should read as follows:

• Detrolt

Bureau

2

— Richmond

Cleveland 110-23m

Jo or WHO

CONTAINE

FATTERANO

NOT RECORDED

BaR MAR 27 1373

RUD: caution outside your committee.

(8)

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissem

Its use is limited to official proceear,

your committee and the content may nut be aisclosed to unauthorizen, pe

531A1V221

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

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WTO 140-29361

NORMA JEAN GOTY

September 1965

October 1966

January 1965 -

September 2965

September 1954 -

January 1965

1964 - September

1964

1963 - 2964

Name by former marriage,

July 1960 to Movember 1961

Hampshire Road, Cleveland Heights,

Ohio

Stearns Road, Cleveland, Onio

West Canfiold, Detroit, Michigan

- 612 Prentis, Detroit, Michigan

Fourth Street, Detroit, Michigan

ALl offices

conduct appropriate investigation.

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3/26/73

AIRTEL

AIR MAIL

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

SAC, CLEVELAND

SAC, SEATTLE (140-2530) (P)

NORMA JEAN LODICO, nee, aka

SGF

BUDED 4/10/7,30

Re Bulet to WFO, 3/20/73.

Cleveland refer to meno from clerk CESARINA J.

which is a repont concerning the 7th annual convention

of the YSA held on 2/10/68 at the Wolverine Hotel in

Detroit, Michigan.

Page 3 of the report shows that the

source observed PAUL and HORMAI LODICO, Seattle, Washington,

as in attendance at the convention.

Cleveland is requested to include the above

information in its report in instant case and recontact

the source if available and feasable.

Information copy furnished Detroit inasmuch

as that Division has been instructed to set out the

basis

for

this investigation.

E- Cleveland

'- Bureau

1 - Detroit

2 - Seattle

WTH/r1g

(6)

(Info)

%

7 i:: 83 1973

ortense

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outsiss, your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings au)!

your Committce and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without

Mes lepress approvat of the FBI .

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

VIC:

ORSING OFFICE

attle

OFFICEOF ORIGIN

Bureau

LEOF CASE O

RAA JEAN LODICO, nee Dupire

Daud alvin bestle Lodico,

mon Jean Coly Mrs. Oriver Francis

Coly, Norma Jean Cote

bravian

apartment

of

the Interior

Ishington

D. C.

DATE

4/3/73

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

3/22 - 28/73

REPORT MADE BY

WILLIAN T. HAZELHOOD

¡CHARACTER OF CASE

SGE

pi: h

EFERENCES:

Bureau letter to NFO 3/20/73;

Seattle airtols to Chicago and Cleveland 3/26/73.

"-RUC-

DMINISTRATIVI:

Credit and arrest records checks at Seattle were

conducted in this case by Special Clerk CAROLYN FRANKIOUSER.

SE I-1 was recontacted by Special Agent MAX I. WILSON.

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissoma

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings ou

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthonzed persons

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

O NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

CONVIC.

PAROVED

OPIESMADE:

6;-

Bureau

I - seattle (110-2590)

JYES DINO

EYES CINO

REC 8Q

14j4

APR 5 1973

Agency

Dissemination Record of Attoched Repart

2 c0Cr0

1 sir isd.

14 Sa

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IDENTITIES OF SOURCES

Source

SE T-I.

Identity

Date Rec'd.

3/31/67

Rec'd. By

Where

Located

134-

1005A-58

SE 'T2

triadelie

3/22/67

SE T-3

4/ 7/67

SE T-4

12/20/66

SA R. Bert

Carter

SA Lambert

G. Zander

SA Lambert

G. Zander

SA Hadry W.

Wilson, JI.

134-

8811-91

134-847A-

171.

100-28527-18

131-354A-

1425

3/28/73

SA Max I.

Instant

Wilson

Report

SE T-5

Then true niat

1/9/67

SA Charles

134-1216A-

N. Giese

57

The other confidential sources who were contacted in

this investigation

are identified as follows:.

Source

Date of Contact

Contacted By

3/28/73

SA Max L. Wilson

ah, 'nt In pur with.

Пріз"

3/28/73

SA Max L. Wilson

3/28/73

SA Max Li. Wilson

This report is classified Confidential because it

contains information

from a presently active live informant,

the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected

to cause damage to the national security.

B*

COVER

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTIAL

Copy 1o:

Report of:

Dale:

WILLIAN I. HAZELNOOD

April 3, 1973

Field Office File #:

140-2590

Tille:

NORMA TEAN LODICO

Librarian

Department of the Interior

Washington D. C.

Office:

Seattle, Washington

Bureau File #:

Character:

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES •

Synopsis:

Sources furnished copies of a letter dated

Narch 15, 1967, which

advertised "Spring Mobilization To

End The War In

Vietnan" to be held April 15, 1967. Page

3 of this letter identified NORMA LODICO with the Seattle

Young

Socialist Alliance. PAUL LODICO'S name was added

to Freedom Socialist Party mailing list December 20, 1966.

PAUL LODICO listed as coordinator of course on life of

LEON TROTSKY at Iree University of Seattle, Winter Ses

sion - 1967. Former employment verified from records, no

present employees recall LODICO.

Former residence at

5236 221d. Avenue N.E., Seattle, October, 1066, verified

in 1966; no present occupants in that building

resided

there in 1966.

Former residence at 5027 Binokiyn Avenue,

N.E., Seattle verilied in 1967. No present neighbors or

landlord recall or have records pertaining to occupancy

by LODICO. Both former residences shown in credit bureau

records.

No arrest record located

for employce. Seattle

City Light referred bill of $10.50 owed by employee to

Seattle Credit Bureau Collection Agency on November 15, 1967,3

for collection.

This obligation was still owed by employee

as of March 23, 1973, according to Credit Bureau file.

Employce unknown to other confidential sources.

Subject to Criminal

Unauthorized Disclosure

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

-RUC-

CONFIDENTIAL

CLASSIFIED BY F. A. VADDINGIOS JR

EXEMPT FROM GDS,

CATEGORY 2

DATE OF DCCLASSIFICATION - INDEFINITE

This is amended copy of Security of Government

Employees repsri and should not be renered freen

file for disseminat.on paperas. I disemination

necessary, copies should be made of this copy.

Thus document contrins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. Il is the property of the fill and is loaned to your asency; it nud its contents

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RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

The Standard Form 85 of the employee, dated

January S, 1973, identified her husband as PAUL ALVIN

LESLIE LODICO, and Shows

that she was employed by

Stearns Machine Company, 25 W. Nickerson, Seattle,

Washington, from November, 1966, io July, 1967, during

which time she resided in Seattle with no street ad

dress shown by her on the Standard form 85.

• On March 31, 1967, SE I-I furnished a three-

page letter dated Narch 15, 19G7, addressed to "Dear

Friend," which was distributed at a Socialist Worker's

Party (sHP) meeting hala

at the Seattle Center, Seattle,

Washingion, on March 19, 1967.

This letter advertised a

"Spring Mobilization To

End The War In Vietnam" to be

held in New York and San Francisco on April 15, 1967.

The literature stated that anti-war protestors

the nation vere to converge on the

two cities for two mass

marches and rallies and that a number of groups in Seattle

who were opposed to

the war in Vietnam had formes

Seattle Spring Mobilization Committee to coordinate their

efforts to build the April 15 Mobilization.

The letter indicated the sender to be the "Spring

Mobilization Committee To End The War In Vietnam" and at

the left margin on page 3 of the letter appeared the heading

"Organizations and institutions listed for the purpose of

identification only"

• Set out under that heading appenred

various names of individuals and organizations with which

they were identified.

Included in this list of names and

organizations was "NORMA LODICO, Seattle Young Socialist

Alliance"

SE T-1 is not available for recontact.

The Student Mobilization Committee

to End The lar in Vietnam, the

Young Socialist Alliance (YSA),

and the SlP are characterized in

the Appendix section of this report.

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On March 22, 1967, SE T-2 furnished a copy of

the same three-page letter described above from the

"Spring Mobilization Committee To End The War In Vietnam",

which the source had received though the mail.

The name

"NORMA LODICO, Seattle Young Socialist Alliance" was

contained on the left margin of page three.

SE T-2 is not available for recontact.

SE T-3 on April 7, 1967, furnished a copy of the

same three-page letter described

above which the source

reccived

through the mail.

SE I-3 is not available for recontact.

On December 20, 1966, SE I-1 advised the name

PAUL LODICO, 5027 BrookIya Northeast, Soalde; lelephone

IA 3-3705, had that day been addod to the freedom Socialist

Pacty (FST) mailing list.

The source was

of the opinion

that PAUL LODICO was active in the YSA at Seattle.

The ESP. is characterized in the

Appendix section of this report.

SE T-A was recontacted on March 28, 1973, and

advised that the source does not recall PAUL LODICO and

had no information at this time concerning him. SE T-4

also stated that the source had no information concerning

NORMA JEAN LODICO.

On January 9, 1967, SE I-S advised the catalogue

for the rree University of, Seattle (FUS), Winter Session

1967, was distributed in the University District of Seattle,

Hashington.••PAUL LODICO was listed in that catalogue as

the coordinator of a course entitled "LEON TROTSKY, His Life

and the Relevance of His Policies Today"..

The FUS is characterized in the

Appendix' section of this

report.

SE T-5. is not available for recontact.

Unless otherwise indicated the investigation

conducted hereinafter was in connection with another investigation

conducted by the FBI.

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ENPLOYMENT

Stearns Machine Co.

25 H. Nickerson

Seattle, Washington

11/66 - 7/67

On January 26, 1967, 1126

Stearns Machine Co., 25 West Nickerson Street,

Seattle

employed

Washington, advised that NORIA LODICO had been

by that company as a machine operator since

November, 1966:

On June 26, 1967, 2

97342929294925454

stearns lachine Company, 25W. Nickerson street advised

thai NORMA JEAN LODICO waS currently employed by that con-

pany as a machine operator.

1967, the above n

that NORMA JEAN LODICO gave one week's notice

intended to resign from her job wiih that company effective

July 11, 1967, inasnuch as she was going to move to Detroit,

Michigan.

20042440

stearns Company,

25 W. Nickerson Street,

treet, seattle,

advised his employment

records showed that NORMA JEAN LODICO,

Social Security Number

JEK Act 6 (3)

, was employed

that

company on November 3,

1966, as an

assembly worker or machine

operator, exact position not shown.

Her residence address

was

shown as 5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.E., Seattle, and her

marital status vas shown as married.

She terminated on

July 4, 1967, and gave a forwarding address of 4527 Common

wealth Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.

as tated m records contained no

additional information concerning LODICO.

Siestated had seven or eight women

employees during the time LODICO worked fox company,

and has continuously.employed the same number of workers.

He experiences a high turnover of employees,

and with the

passage of time, he could rocall nothing whatever con-

cerning LODICO.

He advised that o

aman Wine during

the time Mrs. LODICO worked tiere, is deceased, and

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Materit similarita:

mama, had no personal contact with

the assembly workers

and machine operators, would not

have known LODICO personally, and was unavailable lor

interview.

He advised no other prosent employees would

have been in a position to have known Lodico.

NEIGIBORACODS

5236 22nd. Avenue N. E.

Seattle, Washington

5236 22nd.

Avenue Newboattle. the Univorsity Apartments

Avenue NeScättle, mi the University Apartments

at that address, advised on

November 23, 1966,

that Mr.

and Mrs. PAUL LODICO and

siall son moved into

apartnent

303 of

that building approximately October 26, 1966.

On November 23, 1956, I

University Apartments, advised that di. and his.

LODICO currently resided in the

apartment next to u

On November 28, 1060gng

are advised that

Mr. and Mrs. LODICO moved out

from

that building during

the night of November 27 - 28, 1966, Without notice.

Customer Service, Seatile City

Light, Seattle,

advised on Januaxy 12, 1967, that electric

service was terminated for PAUL A. LODICO at Apartment 303,

5236 22nd. Avenue N.E., Seattle, on December 1, 1966, and

connected for him at 5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.E., Seattle,

the same day.

On March 27, 1973, M

5236 22nd. Avenue N.E., Seattle, advised he was the present

manager of University Apartments, but had no records of

tenants

who occupied

the building in 1906 and stated no

present tenants of the building resided there in 1956.

stated the

present whereabouts of the above do

and sin vere unknown to him.

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5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.E.

Seattle, Washington

11/66 - 7/67

On February 27, 1967,1

Monarch Apartments, 5033

Brooklyn Avenue

N.E.,

Seatile,

advised that hir. and Mes. PAUL, LODICO had been

residing

at 5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.t., Seattle, since

December 1, 1366.

On June 26, 1967,

a Brooklyn

Avenue N.E., Seaitle,

advised that nORMA JeAn Louico and

her husband resided e

5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.E.

on June 20, 1967, w Mis

Santosts;

Stearns Machine Company, 25 W. Nickerson Screet, seattle,

advised that NORMA JEAN LODICO was at that time

employed

by his company and his records showed she resided at 5027

Brooklyn Avenue N.E., Seattle.

On March 27, 1973, I

advised he

Monarch Apartments, 5033 BroOklyn AVenUeS%

did not know the present location offen

the former manager of that building, that he din not reside

there in 1966 - 1967,

and he did not know NORMA JEAN LODICO.

He stated

that none of the present occupants of that

building resided there in 1966 - 1967.

On March 27, 1973, 1

йото 13296 gesse

325

Avenue N.E., advised the

Brooklyn Avenue N.E. Was One-family.

residence at 5027

a transcient rental

house owned by

No - at whose son-in-law, tan now controls

the property.

She stated she never became well acquainted

with any of the residents of the house and because of the

passage of time and the number of people who have resided

in that house, she was unable at the present time

to recall

a family by the name of LODICO who may have resided there

at one

time.

n March 28, 1973, pu

Maritime

Building, 911 Western

Avenue, Seattle, advised i

marips.

manes formerly owned the rental property

at 5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.E., Seattle.

now deceased and senis the present owner of record

of the property, but it is managed by mon

stated the records of former tenants which are in his

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possession go back only to 1968, and records| prior to 1908

have been destroyed.

He stated

that neither ho, his wife,

nor teachad any knowledge. of, and no contact

with any of the tenants who resided there

in 1966 and 1967.

CREDIT AND ARREST

On March 22, 1973, the filos of the Seattle,

Washington Police Department and the King County Department

of Public Safetys

seattle, contained no arrest record for

the employee.

On March 23, 1973, the files of the Seattle,

Washington Credit Bureau reflected that in December: 1966,

her address was srown as 5027 Brooklyn Avenue N.t.,

Seattle.

In December, 1966, and in April, 1967, her

em-

ployer was shown as the Stearns Machine Company, Seattle.

The Credit Bureau file reflected

that on Noven-

ber 15, 1967, Seattle City Light had referred to the Seattle

Credit Bureau Collection Agency for collection a bill in

amount of $10.50 which was owed by the employee. As of

March 23, 1973, this obligation was still owed by the emm-

ployee, according to the Credit Bureau file.

MISCELLANEOUS

During the course of the current investigation,

other confidential sources who are acquainted with certain

activities of the SWP and related SWP front groups in the

Seattle area were contacted.

They advised they had no

knowledge of the employee or of her participation in any

SWP activities.

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APPENDIX

FREE UNIVERSITY OF SEATILE (FUS)

In its issue of September 30, 1965, "The Spectator",

a student publication oi Seatle University, carried an aiticle

on the formation of FUS at the Univorsity of Washington (UN),

Scatile, Washington.

It stated, in pari, thai fON RICHARDSON,

a junior at the Ul who is one of the founders of the movement

in seaitle, stated he "free" doos not refer to noney but to

acadomic freedom.

"The studont and joachor will meet togecher

on common ground to develop course content, curriculum, and

to discuss direction of the school.

In contrast to depart

mentalized education, courses will bridge seycral disciplines,

emphasize controversy

and clash of idcas.." The free university-

"basically represents dissent with the present system.

People

wouldn't spend their money and

teachers would not volunteer

their services unless this dissent existed.

On August 30, 1966, a source reported RON RICHARDSON

is in charge of FUS, RICH SALING has supervision of the

MarxiSt

classes and MIRIAM RADER is in charge of the

"radical" classes.

In July, 1966, a second source stated

MIRIAN RADER, daughter of UN philosophy

professor, DI. MELVIN M. RADER, and

RICK SALING are members

of the

Freedom

Socialist Party of Washington which is

the new name adopted by a group of former

members of the Seattle Branch, Socialist

Workers Party (SWI).

The SWP has been designated pursuant

to Executive Order 10450.

RONALD ALAN RICHARDSON resides with

MIRIAM RADER at Seattle, according to

the second source in August, 1966, but

has

no known party affiliation.

On May 22, 1969,

a third source stated rUS has been

defunct for several

months

and no known efforts are being made

to revive it.

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APPENDIX

FRECDOM SOCIALIST PARTY OF WASHINGTON,

1150 Known as Freedom Socialist Party (FSP)

In April, 1960, a source advised that the

members of the

Seattle Branch, Socialist Workers Party

(SWP), executed

a statement of resignation from the

National SWP dated April 9, 1966, and temporarily

adopted the name Freedom Socialist Party of Washington,

also known as Freedon Socialist Party (ISP). Their

disagreement with the National SWP was over

the questions

of the Negro struggle, the. colonial revolution, the

Vietnamese War,

regroupment, women's emancipation, and

party organizational principles.

The SWP has been designated persuant to

Ixecutive Order 10450.

The source further advised that at a convention

on July 9, 1966, the group adopted the name FSP of Washington,

and became a membership organization.

In August, 1966, the source furnished the August 5,

This publication

states, "We are a new revolutionary socialism organization",

that is

comprised of the former Seattle Branch, SWP, "indi-

vidual independent radicals who were part of the 1964 united

socialist electoral coalition which created the ESP", and

"A new segment of radical youth who have recently adopted

'Marxism as their political philosophy"

In December, 1967, a second source stated the FSP

split in Novenber, 1967, following the expulsion of RICHARD

FRASER and a walkout of approxinately half of the membership

in sympathy with him.

This group formed the FSP Emergency

Committee.

The FSP

Emergency Committee, which had control

sI the publication funds, established headquarters

at the

nome of FRANK KRASNOWSKI, 3117 bast Thomas Street, Seattle,

with ALFRED PEPPARD.as Organizer. Both groups maintained

they were the FSP.

On October 26, 1972, the first source advised that

CLARA FRASER is the Organizer

• 5r the FSP and that this

organization exists in name only.

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APPENDIX

STUDENT LOBILIZATION COMMITTEE

Also Known As

STUDENT MOBILIZATION COMMITTEE TO END

TILE WAR IN VIETNAM;

NACIONAL STUDENT MOBILIZATION CONMITTEE;

A source navised on May 16, 1969, that the Student.

Mobillantion Commitioe (SHC) originally grew out of the

National Studeni Strile for Peace conference held in Chicago,

IJlinois, on December 28-29, 1960, which resulted in a call.

for massive antiwar demonstrations in New York City and

San Francisco, California, on April 15, 196%. The National

Student Strike for Peace was originally called by the Communist

Party (CP)

and the Socialist Workers Party (SWP).

It culminated

in a takeover by the SHy forces and a withdrawal of the CP

element.

source further advised the SHC locally and nationally

ma controlled by the SHP and its youth arm, the young Socialist

Alliance (XSA), as evidenced by the YSA leadership and partici

pation in SNC activities.

(The sit has been designated pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.)

(A characterization of the YSA is set out

separately.)

A report by the Committee on Un-American Activities,

House of Representatives, Ninetieth Congress;

First Session,

dated March 31, 196%, entitled

"Communist Origin and Manipula

¿ion Of Vietnam Week

(April"Swis, 1967)," on page 53, stated

In part, "Cornunists are playing dominant roles in boch the

Student Mobilization Committee and the Spring Mobilization

Committee."

• Avenue, Room 911, New York,

The SMC Regional Office had been consolidated into the National

Office and operated out of the above location.

12 Its issue of April 8, 1972, described itself as being published

by the student Mobilization Committee to End the Yar in Southcast

Asia; 150 Fiich Avenue, New York Cily.

This source stated that

the program of the SHC was as 201iows:

APPENDIX

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STUDENT MOBILIZATION COLMITTER

1lc0 Known As

STUDENT MOBILIRATION COSMITTEE TO END

THE KAR IN VIERNAM;

NATIONAL STUDENT ROSILIZATION COLMITTEE

Immediato and unconditional withdraval of all

Unliod Statos.troops fron Southeast Asia; end to the drait;

ond all forms of campus compiccity with the war in Southeast

Asia; sell-actormination ior Viotnan aud Blach Acerica, and.

constitutional rights for Gis and bigh school students.

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APPENDIX

CONFORMAL

YOUNG SOCIALIST AIDIANCE

A source naviood during lay, 1972, an lollowE:

The Young Socinldot Alliance (YE1) war Borned

1957 ao tho

youth organicizon où the Socialist Workero Party

(SUP) and has servod through the yeuro so tho main cource oi

Tho ISA maintainodite National

Moscouarice At dl Union

Square Test,

New York,

Now Yock, and

bad as its official publication "The Young Socialist Organinor"

(YSO) .

recording to the masthoad of the 150s

dated April 22,.

1972,

the Yon rascoscribed as

' "a MulEl-National Revolutionary

Socialist

Youth Organization."

APPENDIX

12%

CONFIDENIAL:

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

Seattle,

Washington

April 3, 1973

In Keply, Please Refer 10

File No.

Title

NORMA JEAN LODICO, nee Dupire

Librarian

Department oi the Interior

Washington ". C.

Character SECURITY OF GOVERNIENT EMPLOYIES

Reference

seattle report dated and captioned

as above by SA WILLIAN T. HAZELWOOD.

a core.

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

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. It is the property

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIG

ATION

ORTING OFFICE

ICHMOND

OFFICE OFORIGIN

BUREAU

LE OF CASE

ORMA JEAN LODICO,

ee Dupire, aka

Is. Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico,

orma Jean Coty,

IIs. Oliver Francis Coty,

lorma Jean Cote

ibrarian

repartment of the Interior

Jashington,

D. G.

DATE

4/5/73

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

3/29/73 - 4/2/73

REPORT MADE

BY

SA ROBERT E. BARRITT

CHARACTER OF CASE

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

REFERENCES: Bureau letter to WEO, 3/20/13g

WFO airtel to Detroit, 3/26/73.

3396735 and y

" -RUC-

TYPED BY

dam

..

CONVIC.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

Port

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

Bureau

1 - Richmond (140-1378)

I NONE

RECOVERIES

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

ACQUIT

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

FENDING OVER ONE YEAR LIYES LINO

FENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

EYES LINO

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

145+4144121

4

REG 80

* APR

1973

Agency

semina core Attached Roport

F3376

Notations

$ S0 t30

Request Reed.

2501-390

Dide 1isd.

Apr 21 chis document isurepared i response to your request and is hot for disseme

nation orsite your committee.

12

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your committee and the cantont may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

53 MAY 2 3 1973.

nernout the express approval of the b

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F1-204 (RcV, 5-3-59)

.."•

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

22922 Te 3422J.2

4/3/33

Office:

MiCHAED, VIICITA

14902370

Bureau File #:

Title:

Character:

LIBRARIAN

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, D.C.

SOOJAIRY 62 CORRECT M/207103

Synopsis:

Borical College

aloes soone a fade one day 3/12 ca 12702

oi Vircinat

vecided and sucker

Exo 9/1/74 60 102/60

real mindedeos.

ployce's

This is amended copy of Security of Gevernment

Employzes report and should not be removad from

file for dissemination purposes. li dissomination

diecessary, copies should be made of this copy.

8'is document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned lo your agency; it and its contents

are not to be distributed outside your niency.

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_U.S. GOVEINMENT PRINTING DEFICE: 1970

0 - 106-810

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RESULES OF ENVESTICATION

ENRISEDIC

On Дотід 20 19734

ot Madical Iltrary ‹Tonplans » lcds Liareryt

Collego of Virginia of Cho Virginis Connoncelth Universitys

509 North 12ül Strcet, Lichmond, Virginias

aurised that

enployee vas caployed at this library in the position of

rogorence librarion Eçon Soptenbor Is 1971 until Jamazy 3g

19737

de anised employee resigned tron this poszeron to

join her husband tho was astending school in Fashington,

DoGa

He advised that coloyee proved to be a very capable,

Ernotrorthy and satisfactory employee and that so problens

wese expericaced with her in any way.

He recalled that employee had a son naned MARCeLLO

tho was born in Cctober:

29528

and who stuyed with cmloyco's

husband

in Detroit, Michigan when she cane to lichmond to

talio thás employmant. He statod that coployee had indicated

that both her husbond and hor son would ronain in Detrolt

antil the conoletion of bes son's school teru in January.

He further recalled that prior to her husband coming

to alcicond,

erployce's son was lilled when struck by an

SULORODILO MILO COLLING CO BIG 30A00L 1A DECKOLES

scatod that, inarcarter, omployee's husband, LAlk, Wont

to Washington, D.C. to complete his schooling and

Rictmond only during holidaya and on weckonds and that employce

resided alone aù Apartnent 3, 102 Inburnun Avenue ia alchmond,

Virginia

Hrs HILLED stated that employce never gave any

indication to him of being involved in any activities he

considered unmerican and pointed out that if employce bad

engaged In any such eccivities, he would have become

of it and would hove taken appropriate acton to proceet

Che outstanding reputacion enjoyad by the liedican Collage of

Virginian

lle advised that based on his association with

employee, he would have no hesitancy in recommending her

Tor the pOsItion under considcIaciOn.

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19y3y anno

9 Y652 25 45d 2 catena De vicinia,

Ridimonds

Merinie, irosed tick ortoges, viale acoloyed

in socivision.

Sia adriosa orplayce las

deposacole ini prooot in bot curades

Sia stated she

bollaved arpioyãe to 3o d6 ancalient chructor und gave so

statca cooloves had indicaico to her tosc vallo in becroute

In cornoction with te

"Ston the lar la Viebra" philosophy

that was provalont dt fiat tace.

venos stated that suolayee never. bried

t0 0037024 COODO I

in under hez supervizion to her spparent

type oi.

thinas on brooe aretorea

Ene stated she ios

2NOXO DI CULOTOCO TRONE DOO DIL CI SODALEENE DE CI

Interior la Ves Morter,

Debs and obated shs foic engloyce

was very voll suclidiod dos thur position sod that sho voulo

reconnend, her highly for scae.

Sho advised that coployoe sucfored a tragedy io

19719

when emioyoce oaly child wus leilied ii,

she bollosso,

• bus

accident undic scano so schoola She

siated that thio chile vas laving with coployce's husband in

Detroit, llichigan and after tho child was icilled, the husband

naved to lechiugton, Doü to complete bás schooling and

thai angloyoe resigned thus job te joia hin in Hachangion;

MEXCEROW DOD

Dт2 10E2CH 230 1983%

c Rental

Doparerent, Blace and sOn, 22%3

Tozza bourtu scroct, Richaand,

Virginia, edvined tint they nee the ventai agente for laburnua

Hanor Apartnonts in Liss citya

She advised thai enoloyec

Einaely zooided ai 102 Lacaman Avenue,

Apartment 3g

VIRginia,

d2oa copicaber 1, 1071 to Jossary 2, 1973g

that other thon the fact she

Iniled to cive propor nutico of termination of occupancy,

Chere is noching in the records indicating she vao an

undesirable tonant. une scabat she rocallod copioyce poving

into the avarchont end scoclay that she would be joined by

her husband and sor on of suout dorary i 1972.

howevers

3

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her husband never enme to noside in the apartnont ochor than

on wackonds or during holdanys from his schooling he

was

obtaining in Lashingtons Dai.

She stnted cock this

tenant is curront in her scht and no comploints vero

seceivod concesning her fxon any ounce tonents.

Sho

explained that those apartsents are conorally occupica

transient-byce tenants and tne guiy tenant prescutly

2osicing in mne

arca di ipartuent 3, 102 Laburnia Aozue would

be Le GOonS In Apartncnt 2a

On April 2, 1973, de

Nichsond,

un, advised that cooloyce resided

nivicinine

"nine apartnent 3 ice approars kely ore year

prior so boving to lashington, DoGo in Januory, 197.

he saviced enployee diacd alone excope on weckends ard on

hondays men she vould bo joined by bor huscand.

advised

sney wore ques and well-schavod neignbors and stacc

he know os nothice ucrogatory concurning archer or mieu.

CREDES

O1 April 2e 1973 Bi

rohnond arecat sureau, nichrond, Virgina, savisco

SO LEO CA FADE EREE PAUL AC LODICO End WiFE TOMAS

102 Lobuzum Avonue, Apartnant 3s Michmond,

virginias

had boon Inown to thon siuce July, 1970 and

that they

& satisfactory credit cacing in this bureau.

She advised

they formoily resided et ara Concvo, lighiond lark, hichigar,

AND INEXT CUCIONS SOUZOSS 1Í 1RGICRLEC

to be 1305 Army o

Navy Drive, Arlington, Virginia.

ANNEST.

pon Richmond, Virginia Police

Department:

1973s advised that neithor employee

had an artest record

with. tius depacinante

44%

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FEDERAL LUREAU OF INVES NGATION

EPORTING OFFICE

OFFICE OF ORIÜIN

CHICAG)

BIREAO

¡TLE OF CASE

'ORMA

JEAN

MODICO, nee Dupire, aka

i'Sa

Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico,

iorma Jean Coty,

SES.

Oliver Francis Coty,

iorma Joan Cote

separtment of the Interior

Vi :

DATE

:415/73

REPORT LADE EY

HAROLD R. EVANS

CHARACTER OF CASE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

4/4/73

1j15

SGE

¿PRERENCE: Seattle airtel to Chicago, 3/26/73.

• RUC ••

•DYINISTRATIVE

A copy of this report is furnished to Detroit for

nformation inasmuch as that Division was instructed to set out

the basis for investigation.

ENF IRMANTS

SOURCE

CG I-1 is

former *

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

INVIC AUTO. 1

FUG.

FINES

SAVINGS

LOCATION

100-36519-9384

= NONE

JACQUIT-

CASE MAS BEEN;

RECOVERIES

TALS

#PROVED

ODIES MADE:

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

REC 80

140-1

Bureau (AM) (RM)

- Detroit (Info)

(RM)

-Chicago (140-7433)

5 APR 9 1973

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings oy

your. Committee and the content may nut be disclased to nouthorrett persort

Cat

1-376

M2R 2.7 1973_

TEOREM 1913

" вн-т.

Kіkв:

estes

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

py to:

sport of:

lale:

HAROLD R. EVANS

APRIL 5,

1973

ield Olfice File #: 140-7433

Title:

NORMA JEAN LODICO, nee Dupire

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Office:

CHICAGO

Bureau File i:

!

Character:

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

Synopsis:

Source advised that PAUL and NORMA LODICO from

Seattle, Washington, participated in loung socialist

Alliance Convention at Detroit, Michigan.

Source

not available for recontact.

-RUC-

This is amended copy of Security of Government

Employees raport and should not be removed irom

file for dissomination purposas. ll cusommatica

necessary, copies sioud be made of tis capy.

1704t

reia the proporty of the FBI end is loaned to your abercy: it arl i genr,

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CG 140-7433

RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

Miscellaneous

CG I-1 advised on March 29s 1901, that fAuL

LODICO and NORMA LODICO from Seattle, Washington, parti-

cipated in the Sixth National Convention of the Young

Socialist Alliance (YSA), which was held March 24, 25,

and 26, 1961, at the Park Shelton hotels Detroit,

Michigan,

and that PAUL LODICO was a discussion panel leader on

recruitment.

A characterization of the YSA appears at the end

of this report.

CG I-1 is not available for

recontact.

..

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APPENDIX

YOUNG COCIALIST ALGIANCE

A source advicod during lay, 1972, as SOlIows:

The Young Socinlisi Alliance (YSA) vac

formed in

1957 85 tho youth orgondracion où tho Socialiot Horkers Party

(SUP)

and had sorvod through the youro as the main source 01

recrulinent into. the. siDe

Foadguartero

The. YSs naintainCdits National

41 Union Square West;

New York,

Now York, and

had as its official publication "The Young

•Socialist Organizer"!

(X80) .

licconding to the masthead of the 1'S0, dated April 21,.

1972, the

YA sandescribed as "a Bulti-National Revolutionary

socialist Youth Organization.

•TE

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UNITED STNTES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Chicago,

Illinois

April 5, 1973

1 Reply, Please Refer to

ile No. 140-7433

Title

NORMA •TEAN LODIC), nee Dupire

Department of the Interior

Character

Reference

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE ES

Chicago report of SA HAROLD R.

EVANS, 4/5/73.

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

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

• 1.

.....

This rocunent coricins neither recommerdations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the r'Bl and is thaned to your agency; it and its contents cre not to he distribuled outsin your

одепсу.

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alitel

4/915.

TO: SACS, Denver' - Enc. (2)

Detroit

• Enc.

Nashingion field - Enc.

From: Acting Director, FBI (140-11312)

NORMA JEAN LODICO

nee Dupice

aka

"i's. Paul Alvin Leslie Lodico

Norma Joan Coty

Hrs. Oliver Francis Coty

Norman Jean Cote

LIBRARIAN

DEPART ONT OF DIE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, D. C.

SECURITY OF GOVERNTENT EMPLOYERS

BUDED: 4/10/73

4/6/73

fe':

".228

Tor information of denvers

NEl being conducted based

on employed's and husband's (LODICO) activities in Youn

socialist Alliance and socialist Workers larty during the 1960s

and

carly 19703.

She was formerly carried as an ADEX subject

and her hushand is carried on the abex, category Il.

Enclosed

! for the Denver,

Detroit, and Vashington Field

Office is

a copy of FBI. Identification Record under ESI f

715

840 E.

Denver ascertain details and disposition of the arrest.

Washington Field ascertain LODICO's answers on

Government forms as to prior arrests and convictions. Id auswer

is in negative, atlach copy or form.

Detroit note Lodico has indicated she was attending

Wayno State University at time of arrest.

Denver attach a copy of FBI Identification Record to

your report.

MẤtB:JaJ'*1

55147291973

• MAILED 21

APR - 61973

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is indecial nitrati

2.CY, 1-7-72)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

KEPORTING OFFICE

DENVER

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

BUREAU

TITLE OF CASE

DATE

4/9/73

REPORT MADE BY

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

4/9/73

CHARACTENTY EASROSEBERRY-

NORMA JEAN LODICO, AKa

nee Dupire

LIBRARIAN

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, D. C.

SCE

REFERENCE: Bureau airtel to Denver, dated 4/6/73.

-RUC -

ENCLOSURES:

TYPED BY

enl

TO THE BUREAU: Enclosed is copy of FBI Identification

Record as requested In referenced airtel.

CONVIC.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

EI NONE

RECOVERIES

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

140

6

Bureau

Denver

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR EYES INO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS YES SEVO

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

44.1

14800

REC 80

(140-41812)

(140-2397)

(RM)

i DO APR 13 1973

""I:

Agency

Request Recd.

Diese be ded rached y

70316

Lao I to

Notations

Dale Fwd.

This document as prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi-

nution outsider your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

How sid.

your commitice and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

By

WAB:

Eilv

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

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PD. 204 (Rev. 3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION |

Copy 10:

Report of:

Date:

Fiold Office File #:

Title:

Character:

PHILIP ROSEBERRY

Office:

April 9, 1973

240-2397

Bureau File #:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

LIBRARIAN

DEPARTHPIT OF. TAT. INTERIOR

HASHINGTON, D. C.

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

Denver, Colorado

140-41812

Synopsis:

Denver files revealed employee and PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO

were arrested on vagrancy charges at Cheyenne, Wyoning, on

212/62.

• RUC ..

This is amended copy of Security of Government

Employses report and should dot be removed front

file for discamination purposas, if cirmination

necessary, copies shoud be made of this copy.

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

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DN 140-2397

NORMA JEAN LODICO

DEPARTKCNT OF THE INZERIOR

Resulis of Investigation:

ARREST

Investigation conducted by SA JESSE C. MORIBECK

on November 5,

1902, revealed

that according to Licutenant

R. G. PETIRSON the following infornation was contained in

Cheyenne Police files under Cheyenne Police Department

/ Number 25788:

On Echruary 2, 1961, PAUL, ALVIN LESLIE LODICO

arrested while hitchhiking through Choenne, Hyoning,

was charged with vagrancy,

He was fined $50 in Cheyenne

Police Court on february 3, 1961 and on February l, 2961, this

fine was suspended and he was ordered to leave town. LODICO

was traveling with one NORMA JEAN COTE.

COTE was arrested

along with LODICO and received the same fine and disposition.

At the tine of this arrest, LODICO and COTE furnished the

following background data concorning thenseives:

Name

PAUL, ALVIN LESLIE LODICO

Date of birth

Septenber 9, 1940 at kyandocte,

Michigan

Race and sex

Height

White male

5'6"

Weighs

135

Hair

light broin

Eyes

Marital status

Build

Mother

Name®

Date of birth

Race and sex

Height

Weight

Hair

Eyes

Build

ConDIckiOn

Marital status

Mother

Sangle

Small

GRUDERD LODICO, Riverton 9,

Michigan

NORMA JEAN COTE

March 5, 1942, at Detroit,

Michigan

White female

5'5"

135

BROWn

Mazel

Medium

Medium

Married, name of spouse not

indicated.

Mrs. DOROTHY DUPIRE, 14723 Last

10 Mile Road, Warren, Michigan

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ENTIFICATIOH DIVISION

WASTENGTOIY, iD.C. 20537

Tho following Fol record, NUMBER

725 840 E

is furnishan Ell OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Informasion shown on this identification Record reprosents da: furnishod Fol by fingerprint contributors.

WHERE DISPOSITION IS MIDT SHOWN OA FURTHER EXPLANATIOH OF CHANGE OR DISZOSHION IS

DESIRED, COMMTURICATE WITH AGENCY CONTRICUTING THOSE FINGERPRINTS.

• CONTAIGUTOR OF

FINGERPRIN'S

MAGE AND NUINGER

ARREATED OR

RECTIVED

CHARGE

DISPOSION

PD

Cheyenne lo

Noma

• Jean Cote

25/99

2-2-61.

vag

Sinte neither fingerprints nor an

idestifying namasi wich is indexed

Fal cannel cerealog any manner

tha

This material concerns the

Indridual in whom you aro interested.

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4/20/73

AIRDEL

TO:

SAC, DETROIT

ThOit:

SAC, WEO (140-20361) (P)

NORTIA JEAN LODICO (neo) ala,

INTERIOR

SGE

BUDED 4/10/73

Re Bulot to NFO, 3/20/73= (no ce to Cincinnati) :

Cincinnail Office note employee born 3/5/42, Detroit,

Michigan.

Her husbands

PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO,

9/9/40, Wyandouto, Michigan. Pull Eleld Investigation on

activities of emloyee and husband Young Socialist Alliance

and the Socialiots Workero Party during the 60's and 70's.

Transmitted herewith for Detroit Office are 15

index cards obtained fron HOIS files on 4/9/73.

Transmited

for Cincinnati office is one copy of index card, also found

In SIlOS o HCIS.

Detroit and Cincinnati Offices handle.

WTO Will report HIS di wilized.

This document is prepared in response

to your request and is not for dissemt

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your commitce and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person.

nel without the express approvat of the FBI.

2-

Detrott (Enc. 15)

Bureau 140-41812

2-

• Cincinnati (Enc.

1)

I- WrO

NOT RECORDED

7 APR IL 1973

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(6)

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 4

REPORTING OFFICE

CLEVELAND

TITLE OF CASE

OFFICE OFORIGIN

BURBAU

NORMA JEAN LODICO, aka.

Department of

the

Interior

DATE

4/12/73

REPORT MADE BY

SA JAMES G. SHORT

CHARACTER OF CASE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

3/22/73 - 4/11/73

TYPED BY

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CONVIC AUTO.

REFERENCES

Bureau letter to Washington Field, 3/20/73.

Seattle

airtel to Cleveland, 3/26/73.

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INTORMANTS

Identity

of Source

Location

134-774-SA

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

CI NONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT-

TALS

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR DYES ENO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

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10 APR. if 1073

I'his document is prepared in response to your request

Bathe sumit subsy?

nation outside your Committee.

and is not for dissemi

Its use is limited to

official proceedings by.

or Recora ganenenman pest be disclosed

cone repress unprovat of the FBI.

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Identity

of Source

CV T-2 is

+154504594956

CV T-3 i5

mess (Discontinued)

CV T-4

is

(Discontinued)

Location

134-1292-SA

134-120-SA

134-30-SA

CV

У, 7-5

134-14-3A

CV T-6 IS

134-1293-SA

Bm2w (Discontinued)

CV T-7

is

134-1386-SA-129

not (Discontinued)

Current reinterviews of CY T-], CV T-&, CV T-5 and

CV T-T were by SA WILLIAM C. BELLINGER.

ADMINISTRATIVE

An Intormation copy of this report has been furnished

to Washington Field Office, which covers employee's current

place of Government employment.

This report has been classified "Confidential" because

it contains information supplied by currently active confidential

informants, the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected

to cause damage to the national security.

Reference is made to Seattle airtel to Cleveland,

March 26, 1973, in instant investigation, requesting Cleve lanc

to include in its report information as to attendance of PAUL

and NORMAN LODICO of Seattle, Washington, at a YSA convention

in Detroit on February 10, 1968, as reported by

review of the informant's original handwritten reporti

on this

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matter has disclosed that source named these persons correctly

as PAUL and NORMA LODICO, and the name NORMAN LODICO waS

reported in the dissemination memorandun through a typographical

The above information is included in Cleveland's curient

SGE report of the

employee

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F0-2.01 (ROr. 3-3-591

CONFIDENTIAL

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

Report of:

Date:

Field Office File #:

Title:

SA JAMES G. SHORT

April 12, 1973

140-2932

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Department of the interior

Office: CLEVELAND

Bureau Filo Hi

Character:

Synopsis:

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

Imployee's employment as office secretary, United Electric: 1,

Radio and Machine Workers of

AmeriCa (Ub)s DiStrICt I,

cleveland, Ohio, from approximately jan 1966 to oct.

1966

verified,

and her services there were considered entirely

satisfactory.

one additional reported employment as a

waitress in a restaurant in Cleveland in

Nov. 1965 cannot

be verified.

Investigations at employee's places of

residence, Cleveland

area, Jan. 1965 to Oct. 1966, negative.

During period of residence in Cleveland area, employee and

her husband, PAUL LODICO, were reported by several reliable

informants to have been very active and leading members of

the socialist Workers Party (SWP) and the Young Socialist

Alliance (YSA) in Cleveland throughout the entire period.

Employee and her husband were also reportedly participants

• in activities and demonstrations of the Cleveland Committee

to End the War in Vietnam during above period. Employee

was arrested,by Cleveland Police in Nov. 1965 and in Sept.

1966 for disorderly assembly, both of which charges were

dismissed by Cleveland Municipal Court. No additional

pertinent information in local Cleveland area police

CONFIDE

ENIRATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATIO

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject,to Criminal Sanctions

CLASSITIED BY THOMAS A. CORBETT

EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIRICATION

SCHEDULE OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 11552

EXEMPTION CATEGORY ...

AUTOMKTICHLLY DECLASSIFIED ON Indefinite....

Nw 552dgcurpocadi@89896i3 refoundatons, nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

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Synopsis: (Contid)

departments, other than reported identification of

employee and her husband as active membors of SWP and

YSA in Cleveland during above period. . Employee has

no credit record, Cleveland.

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RESULTS OF INVESTIGACION

EMPLOYMENTS

Office Secretary

Indivi

2055 Lee Road

Cleveland Heights, Ohio "

1/66 to 10/66

On April 9, 1973, 2

we District

No. 7, UI, stated he personally recarted that NORMA 1

NORMA LODICO had

been enployed as f

-Isecrotary and as a general office vorker

of District No. T, UE,

for the better part of a year and

during the approximate

period set forth in the caption.

He

said that the District Office was located at 17103 Huvard

Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, during

that period. fre

miss caused

a thorough search to be made of

available personnel and other

records of above office, and was unable to locate any records

covering LODICO's above

employment, other than an

3 Income tax

withholding report for the month of october 1966, which carried

NORNA J. LODICO,

social Becurity Account Number

JFK Act 6 (3)

as an employee, of above District at a salary of $150 a month.

we said that he recalled Mrs. LODiCO quite

well as a former employee. He said thai Cushad hired her on

the recommendation of another oilicia. or above union, who

did

not work in the District? Office, and whose name he could

not now recall.

said that he had found Mrs, LODICO to

be

a very capable, intelligent and hard-working employee, whose

services had been

entirely satisfactory. Her employment had

been terminated at her own request because she and her husband

were then moving away

from the Cleveland area.

we said that he had never met Mrs. LODICO's

husband,

and knew nothing of her social life or activities

away from work.

He said that his recollection of her is

entirely favorable, and that nothing of an adverse nature

concerning her had

come to his attention. He said that he

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nad no knowledge of any prior employments of Mrs. Lodico

and that other than himsoll there was no one presently in

above office who was there when Mrs. LODICO vas employed

there.

Waitress

The Mark Restaurant

Burke Lakefront Airport

Cleveland, Ohio

About 11/65

As is noted below in this report, records of the

PolIce Department, Cleveland, Chios disclose that NORMA

LODICO, whose background

and

descriptive data coincide with

that of employee, was arrested by that Department on November 14,

1965, at which time she said she was employed as a waitress at

the restaurant named in the caption.

On April 6, 1973, dee hostess at cap

troned restaurant, advised that she has been employed there

as long ago as November 1965 and is the only employee of the

restaurant who has worked there for more than five years.

She said

that she could not recall the employee as a former

waitress

at the restaurants owing to the large number of

employees and rapid turnover of waitresses

at the restaurant.

She said that any records of the employment of waitresses as

ong ago as 1900. 11 still in existence, would be at the

restaurant's headquarters office, 2914 West Market Street,

Akron, Ohio.

Restaurants Chain, 2914 West Market Street, Akron, Ohio,

advised SA ROBERT BILLHIlOR, Jro, that all records of waitresses

and other similar employees of the Chain, who were employed at

captioned restaurant or elsewhere prior to January 1, 1968,

have been destroyed.

He said he could locate no information

possibly identifiable with

the employee in the records of the

Chain®

RESIDENCES

2649 Hampshire Road

Cleveland Heights, Ohio

9/65 to 10/66

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As set forth elsewhere in this report, prior

investigation by the FBI disclosed that employee resided

at above address during the approximate

period set out

above.

The 1966 edition of the Cleveland, Ohio, City

Directory lists Mis. NORMA LODICO, employed

as office sec

retarys United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of

America (UE), residence in Cleveland Heights, Ohio (20

residential address listed)

The 1967 edition of the East Suburban City Directory

for Cleveland

Ohio (the only edition covering Cleveland Heights,

ohio, for captioned period) LISts PAUL LODICO, MeChanIC;

and

WITE, NORMA, reSiding 2691 Manpshire Road, Cleveland Heights.

On April

1. 19739000

Hampshire Road;

Hampshire Road; and

5 Hampshire Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, advised thut

they had not resided in the area as long ago as 1966, and

did not know

anyone possibly identifiable with enployee or

her husband.

On April 4, 1973, anne

Road, Apartment 2, Cleveland Heights in Hampshire

Ohio, advised that she

has resided and managed an apartment

house

at that address

since about the middle of 1966.

She said that she has never

heard of the employee or her husband, to the best of her

Isnowledge.

she noted that most, if

not all, of the residents

of above

neighborhood since she

has been a resident theres

are young people who live very informally and move about a

great deal.

She said that she could not suggest the identities

or present whereabouts of any former

• residents of the neighbor-

hood during the 1965-1966 period.

2123 Stearns Road

Cleveland,,

Ohio

1/65 to 9/65

As set forth elsewhere in this report, pror

investigation by the FBI has disclosed that employee residea

at above

address during

the approximate period set out above.

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The 1965 edition of the Cleveland, Ohio, City

LTECtOrY LIStS PAUL LUDICO, a student, as residing at 214s

Steains Road, Apartment 6, Cleveland, Ohio.

The area in which above address was located during

residence is no longer possible.

AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES

The following information was developed during prior

investigations by the FBI from the sources indicated:

On January 22, 1965, CV I-I reported that NORMA.

LODICO and her husband,

PAUL LODICO, formerly active members

of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) in Detroit, Michigan,

had moved to Cleveland, Ohio, recently and reportedly were

then residing at 2123 Stearns Road, Cleveland.

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (SWP)

The SiP has been designated pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

on February 16, 1965, PAREN

of a residential building located at 2123 Stearns Road, Cleveland,

advised SA WILLIAN W. PATTON that PAUL LODICO and his wife,

NORMAs were then residing in Apartment 1 at that address.

said that Mrs. LODICO was an unemployed housewife.

On July 16, 1965, CV T-1 identified the above NORMA

LODICO as a then member of

the Cleveland, Ohio, Branch of the

Socialist Workers Party (SWP) •

CLEVELAND, OHIO, BRANCH OF THE

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (SWP)

A characterization of the Cleveland, Ohio,

Branch of the SWP is included in the appendix

of this report.

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I12 November 1965, CV I-1 identified PAUL LODICO,

husband of the above NORiA LODICO,

as the then organizer of

the Cleveland, Ohio,

Branch of the Young Socialist Alliance

(YSA) o

CLEVELAND OHIO, BRANCH OF THE

YOUNG SCIATIST ALLIANCE (YSA)

A characterization of the Cleveland, Ohio,

Branch of the YSA appears in the appendix of

this report.

Unless otherwise noted, all meetings and similar

functions at which NORMA LODICO was reportedly presents as

set out below, were held at 5327 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland,

Ohio.

On various dates over the period December 3, 1965,

to October 13, 1966, CV T-I submitted reports identifying the

abOVE NORMA LODICO as a member of the Cleveland Branch: SWP

(CBSHP) and of the Cleveland Branch, YSA (CBYSA), and as having

attended nineteen scheduled meetings of one or the othei of

those organizations, including membership meetings, forums,

and classes on socialism, which were held over the

period

December 2, 1965, to Cotober 9, 1966.

CV T-I was recontacted on March 28, 1973, regarding

the employee and her husband, and he advised that he was unable

to furnish any information concerning them, in addition to that

previously reported and set out above.

CV T-l is not available

to testify.

On November 30, 1965, CV T-2 reported that NORMA LODICO,

known to the source'as an active member of the CBSVP and CBYSA,

was

an unemployed housewife then residing at 2649 Hampshire

Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio

On September 28, 1966, CV T-2 reported that the above

NORMA LODICO was then employed in the office of the United

Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, District

Council No. Y, 17403

Harvard Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.

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On various dates during the period December 8, 1965,

to october lus 1956. CY IL identified

the above NORMA LODICO

as a member of the CBSIP and CBYSAs and as having been in

attendance at twenty-nine

scheduled meetings and activities

of one or the other of these organizations in Cleveland, Ohio,

including membership meetings, forums, and

classes on socialism,

which took place over the period December 5, 1905, to October 12,

1.966.

During the same period CV T-2 also identified her as

having been in attendance at five meetings"of the Cleveland

Committee to End the Was in Vietnam (CCHYV), all of which were

held at 11205 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Source also

identified her as having taken part, during above period, In

several demonstrations in Cleveland

which source reported

were sponsored by the Ceolve

CLEVELAND COMMITTES TO END THE

•WAR IN VIETNAM (CCLIV)

A characterization of the CCEWY appears

in the appendix of this report.

On January 31, 1906, CV I-L Identilled the above NORMA

LODICO as having been newly elected to the executive committee

of the CBSWP, as well as to the office of recording secretary

of the Branch.

On January 31, 1967, CV T-2 reported that the above

NORMA LODICO and her husband, PAUL LODICO, had been sent to

Seattle, Vashington, by the national headquarters of the se

for the purpose of having them organize a branch of the YSA

in that city.

CV T-2 was-recontacted on April 3, 1573, with respect

to the employee and her husband, and he advised that he could

furnish no information concerning them, in addition to that he

had previously reported, as set out above.

CY T-2 is not available to testify.

On January 9, 1965, CV I-3 identified the above NORMA

LODICO as a member of the CBYSA. On January 13, 1965, and on

July 15, 1965, source identified her as a member of the CBSIP.

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On January 12, 1966, CV T-3 reported

that above

NORMA LODICO during July 1965 had been elected to a newly

foxmed executive committee of the CBSiP, which was composed

of five members, including NORMA LODICO and her husbana,

PAUL LODICO.

On January 19, 1966, CV T-3 reported that NORMA

LODICO was present at a

membership meeting of the CBSHP held

i2 Cleveland on January 13, 1966, at which meeting. she was

nominated for membership on the Branch executive committee

and

that she had accepted the nomination.

•On September 22, 1965, CV T-3 reported that the

above NORMA LODICO attended a CBSWP membership neeting held

at 9801 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. At the meeting she

gave a report on the school on socialism which had been

sponsored for

their members by the CBSHP and the CBYSA in

Cleveland during the Summer of 1966.

In her repoxt LODICO

claimed that the school, the first of its kind held in

Cleveland, had been very successful.

On a number of occasions throughout the period

November 30, 1965, to December 12, 1966, CV T-3 reported

that the above NORMA LODICO was a member throughout most

of that period of the CBSiP and

the CBYSA,

and had been in

attendance at thirty-six scheduled activities of one or the

other of

these organizations in Cleveland, Ohio, including

membership meetings, forms, and classes on socialism,

throughout most of that period.

On February 2, 1967, CV T-3 reported that in October

1966 the above NORMA LODICO and her husband, PAUL LODICO, were

transferred to the Seattle, Washington, Branch of the SWP, and

shortly thereafter. left the Cleveland area in order to take up

residence in Seattle..

CV T-3 is not available for recontact and this source

is not available to testify.

On January 9, 1965, CV T-1 identified the above

NORMA LODICO aS a member of the CBYSA. On January 13, 1965,

and on July 15, 1965, this source also identified her

as ?.

member of the CBSWP.

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On March 4, 1966, CV T-4 identified NORMA LODICO

as a then member of both the CBSHp and of the CBYSA, who

was scheduled to attend the National YSA Convention in

Chicago, Illinois, on March 46, 1966.

On May I2, 1966, CV I-d reported that NORKA LODICO

had acted as chairman of a forum sponsored jointly by the

CESVP and CBYSA in Cleveland on May I, 1966, and on May &,

1966.

On June 9, 1966, CV I-4 identified NORMA LODICO

as being present at a membership meeting of the CBSiP, helo

in Cleveland

on June 3, 1966, at which she reported that she

had sent $935 to the National Headquarters of the SWP in New

York City as part of the quota of the CBSVP in the National

Fund Drive of the SWP.

On june 14, 1966, and on July 18, 1966, respectively,

CV I-A identified NORMA LODICO as having been present at

schools on socialism sponsored by the CBSWP and the CBYSA

In Cleveland on June 8, 1966, and on July 13, 1966. Source

identified LODICO as being the director of the school in

each instance.

Over the period November 30, 1965, to October Lis

1966, CV To reported that the above NORMA LODICO was a member

of the CBSip and of the CBYSA throughoui most of that period,

and as having been in attendance at thirty -ino scheduled

meetings of one or the other of these organizations, held

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in Cleveland over the period November 21, 1965, to October 7,

1966, including membership meetings, forums, and classes on

socialism.

CV T-4 is not available for recontaci and this source

• is not available to testify.

Over the period November 29, 1965, to October 26,

1966, CV T-5 identified the above NORMA LODICO as a member

during that time of the CBSWP, and

as having been in atten

dance at thirty-one scheduled

functions of the CBSiP or of

the CBYSA, held in Cleveland, Ohio, during the period November

14, 1965,

to October 7, 1966.

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V Is was recontacted on Apial Ss 1515g WIt

respect to the employee and her husband, and he advised

that he could furnish no information concerning them in

addition to that which he had previously reported concerning

them, as set out above.

Cv 2-5 is not available to testify.

Over the period December 3, 1965, to October 17,

1966, CV If identified the above NORMA LODICO as a member

during that time of the CBSiP and of the CBYSA, and as having

been in attendance at eighteen scheduled meetings of one or

the other organizations in Cleveland, Ohio, during that

approximate period.

Cv 1-6 also identified NORMA LODICO as having.

been in attendance at six meetings of the CCEN, held at

21205 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, duxing the above

period:

CV I-6 was not available for recontact and this

:source is not available to testify.

On February 13, 1968, CV T-T reported that the

YSA had held its seventh

annual convention at the Wolverine

Hotel in Detroit, Michigan.

Source identified a number of

persons whom he had observed in attendance at the conventions

among whom he named PAUL LODICO and NORMA LODICO, both of

Seattle, Washington

On April I1, 1973, CV I-I was recontacted with

respect to the above report. He stated that he recalled

making the above

and NORMA LODICO report.

He also recalled observing PAUL.

as in attendance at above convention. He

said that PAUL and NORMA LODICO were husband and wife who

had fornerly lived in Cleveland, Ohio, about 1966, and had

been known to source at that time as very active and leading

members of the YSA in the Cleveland area,. prior to their

moving to seattle, Washington.

CV I-T is not available to testify.

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CREDIT AND LAY ENFORCELENT RECORDS

si cleverand, Chio.

On April 6, 1973, 55

we Credit Bureau

advised SC MARY ANN RUSTILL that there

is no Intormation in the Bureau's racords concerning the

employee or her husband.

On March 25, 1973, SC HILLIAM HEGEDUS CAUSEd a

search to be made of the files of the Record Room, Police

Department, Cleveland, Ohio, and a record of two arrests,

one on November 14, 1965,

and the other on september 5,

1966, was noted for NORNA LODICO, white, female, born

March 5, 1942, residing 2649 Hampshire Road, Cleveland

Heights, Ohio.

No other information concerning this indivi-

dual was contained in the records. Details and dispositions

of the above arrests were located

1973, in the microfiln records of the Central Records Bureau,

Police Department, Cleveland, Ohio, by SC HEGEDUS, and the

following pertinent information was obtained:

NORMA LODICO was booked at 1:40 AM, November 14,

1965, on a charge of disorderly assembly and causing a riot

at 5929 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, in violation of

section 13:1124 of the Municipal

Code of Cleveland.

She

said that she was employed as a waitress by the Mark

Restaurant, Burke Airport, Cleveland, was born in Michigan,

and was 5'5" tall, weighed 133 pounds, had brown hair and

blue gray eyes.

on November 15, 1965, LODICO was arraigned in the

Municipal Court of Cleveland and pleaded not guilty to above.

charge.

The case

was continued and the charge was eventually

dismissed on July 12, 1966, by Judge THEODORE WILLIAMS because

the affidavit on which the charge was based was not correctly

worded.

The same individual was again booked at 1:15 PM on

September 5, 1966, on a charge of disorderly assembly at

5927 Euclid

Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, on August 23, 1966,

in violation of the above

no above action

section of the Cleveland Municival

Code. She again gave her residence as 2649 Hampshire Road,

Cleveland Heights, Ohio, but refused to give her place of

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enployment.

She was released on $200 bond and the charge

was eventually dismissed by the Municipal Court of Cleveland,

date and grounds of dismissal not appearing in the records.

There was no other information' identifiable with

the above person in the Central Records Bureau.

On March 26, 1973, SC HEGEDUS caused searches to

be made of the records of the Headquarters Intelligence Unit,

Police Department, Cleveland, Ohio, and the following infor-

mation of pertinence was noted:

• NORMA LODICO, WIFE Of PAUL LODICO, in April 1965

resided at 2123 Stearns Road, Cleveland, and later resided

at 2649 Hampshire Road, Cleveland Heights.

"Confidential informants of the above Police Department,

whose identities cannot be disclosed, reported the following

Information from time to time regarding above NORMA LODICO:

On December 18, 1965, January 4, 1966, and February 8,

1966, she attended meetings of

the CCEWV.

On April 14, 1966,

she was a participant in a protest demonstration in front of

the federal Building, Cleveland, sponsored by the CCEMY.

1965 Volkswagen with Ohio license EK 6774 was used to bring

participants to above demonstration. (Records of the Cleveland

Police Department disclosed on above date that the above car

and license were registered to PAUl and NORMA LODICO, 2649

Hampshire Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.)

NORMA LODICO was present at another demonstration

sponsored by the

CCEWY at public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, on

June I1, 1966.

The above-noted informants of the Cleveland Police

Department also reported the following pertinent information

from time to time concerning PAUL LODICO, the husband of NORMA

LODICO:

On October 18, 1964, he was reported to be in Cleve

land, Ohio, and until recently to have been an organizer for

the YSA in

Detroit, Michigan.

On above date, he lectured at

a forum of the CBSHiP and mentioned that he had been on a tour

of Ohio colleges on behalf of the YSA.

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As of February 1, 1965, he was reportedly a permanent

resident, with his wife, NORMAS

at 2123 Stearns Road, Cleve

land,

and to be a key man for

the YSA in the Cleveland area.

On November &, 1966, It was reported that PauL and

NORMA LODICO had leit Cleveland and moved to seattle, Washington,

after having been very active i1. sit,

YSA and CCEYV activities

in the Cleveland area since early 1965.

On March 28, 1973, SC HEGEDUS caused a search to be

made of the records of

the Identification

Bureau, POLICE

Department, Cleveland, Ohio, and no information identifiable

with the employee was

located.

On March 28, 1973, SC DALE A. KONOPKA WaS advised

by ye, clerk, Police Department, Cleveland Heights,

ohio, that there is no information identifiable with the

employee in the general records of that department. On the

same date? tire

of pertinence identifiable with the employee in the records

of that Bureau, with the exception of a report that a meeting

of the SWP was

held at the residence of PAUL LODICO, 2649

Hampshire Road, Cleveland Heights, on January 31, 1906s

concernino which a complaint was made to the Police Departnent

Oi excessive noise. No arrests were made and no other details

are on record.

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CLEVELAND COLMITTEE D0 ED THE WAR INDICTA

Ou December 4, 1965, a source naviood thai the

Cleveland Conmittee to End the Hor in Vietnan

organized in the latter part of October, 1909, and Chat

membors of the socialist Workers Party (SiP and tho Loung

Socialist Allianco

(YSA) in Cleveland vero Instrumonial in

forming the CCoY.

The SVP 1s an organization designated by the

Attorney Goneral of the United States pursuert

to Executivo Order 10450.

A socond source advised on january 24, 1966, that

DARIEL ROSENSHINE,

an Sip membes, nas elcciod Chairman o

the CCEW, and that all the other officers except ino vera

members of the SVP or YSA.

Furthor, the Sup and usa bracches

in Cleveland vore paying ROSENSHINE $35, a weel so be couid

devote full time to the anti-var novement.

The second source advised on June 27, 1966, that

& subcommittee of membors of the SW and the YSA active in

the CCEWY meet periodically to formulate policy for the

CCENY, to decide who would be elected to the various difices.

and

what siaps could be taken so that it would doù aypear

that the SWP - YSA faction had taken over the CCEWY compietely.

A third source advised on November 29, 1966, that

ROSENSHINE continues to serve as Chairman of the CCEN

although he is no longer being paid.

The source stated thes

at the elections on November 29, 1966, four other SWP OF YSA

members were named to 1111 principal offices and oi tbe

eleven persons named to the Steering Committee, sir are

members of the SWP of YSA and one is a Communist Party momber.

The second source advised on lay 22, 1967, that ibe

CCEWV has office space at 13017 Euclid Avenue,

Cleveland, 0b10,

and holds weekly meetings there on Wednesday nights.

Approzimately

twenly people attend these meetings, with over hail of thom being

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members of the seir toA.

This

Miterare s8 the CCEW are the

saNG a TirE EluCiad 1D November, Ison, as there bas been no

Enorequent election Beid.

The

principal activitios de the CORMY

have been in connaction rich spontig demonstrations and the

distribution ai literature agains; the mar in Vietnam.

are

In February, 1968, the second and third sources, who

activities on the SiP, iSd and COiN, advisod.

that

the CCENY

77238

last knows to

hare not in Cleveland, Chic.

on Septauber 6, 1967. Those sources stated that the Cosuv la ..

longer

exietence as a unctioning organization

the

Clereland, Onio,

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SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY (SHP)

CLEVELAND, OHIO BRANCH

A source on May 20: 1968, reported that the

Cleveland Branch of the socialist Workers Party (SWD),

was

the

organized about 1933 or 1939, and

was affiliated with

National SWP and followed its policies and directives.

A second source on June 12, 1972 advised that

the Cleveland Branch SWP, with approximately 37 members,

is affiliated with the National SWP and is currently

active in Cleveland, Ohio.

The SVP has been designated by the Attorney

General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order

10450.

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• CV 140-2932

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE (YSA)

CLEVELAND, OHIO

A source on May 21, 1968, reported that the

Cleveland

Branch of the Young Socialist Alliance (YSA);

was organized in 1964, isaffiliated with the National

• YSA, follows the policies and diredives, and it is close

to the Socialist Horkers Party (SHP) as a number of its

members are members of the SWP.

Source rerated that its

activities are aimed toward youth on college campuses

and

that it claims to be independent of the SWP. It

has

23 members.

A second source advised on June 12, 1972 that the

Cleveland

Ysa currently has approximately 33

menbers.

The SIP has been designated by the

Attorney General of the United States

pursuant to Executive Order 10450.

CONFIDENTIAL

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11).323 (ROY. 12-12-72)

(2s1.

In Keply, Please Refer to

File No.

140-2932

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTIC

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Cleveland, Ohio

April I2y 1973

Title

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Department of the Interior

Character

SECURITY OF GOVERNHENT EMPLOYEES

Reference

Report of special Agent JAMES G.

SHORT,

dated

and captioned as

above

at Cleveland, Ohio.

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

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

APR 2 7 1973

& 80 (SC

200 Disto

I Seirit Sorence

1 5D0-376

This docunent contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property

of the F'Bl and is loaned to your agencs; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your

agency.

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520.283 (Cv. 1-7-72)

...

FEDERA: BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

OFFICE OF ORICI:I

WASHILGTON FIELD

BURBAU

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

3/22 - 4/12/73

TITLE OF CASE

NORIA JEAN LODICO, nee Dupire

aka,

HeS.

Paul Alvin

DATE

4/13/73

REPORT MADE BY

SA RICHARD JOHN DOWDELI

CHARACTER OF CASE

Leslie lodico,

Norma Jean Cotys

Nirs. Oliver Francis Coty,

Norma Jean Cote

Librarian

SGE

Department of the

Interior

Washingion,

D. C.

REFERENCES: Bulet to Washington Field office, 3/20/73.

Wroat to Detroit and Richmona, 3/29/73;

WFOat to Detroit and Cincinnati, 4/10/73.

TYPED EY

pm

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ADMINISTRATIVE:

INFORMANTS

Source

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WF

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symbol is

File Number

pit +95919401660e

WFO 134-9834-5ub

WFO 134-9613-Sub

CONVIC.

FUG.

The following current confidential informants dio noi

ET NONE

FINES

SAVINGS

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT.

TAIS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR EYES CANA

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

EYES DINO

APPROVED

COPIES MADE

1

Bureau

(140-41812)

(140-29361)

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

Ice Sucal sexies

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DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

41.

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KENCLOSURE.

111051 -This document is prepared in response to your request and is mot for dissemi-

nation artside vour Committee.

Treat a trondisclosed to unauthomsed person-

Agency

→ sa cornel without the express approval of

the FBI.

Date ford.

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By

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WFO 140-29361

Informant

Contacted By

SA JOHN I. STANLEY

SA DAVID RARITY

SA WILLIAM C. ARMIS

SA ARLAND A. MOSEL

SA PETER A. GULOTTA, JR.

SA WILLIAM NICHOLSON, IV

SA PETER A. GULOTTA, JR.

SA HARRY J. WILLIS

Date

3/27/73

3/28/73

3/29/73

3/26/73

3/22/73

4/2/73

3/22/73

3/28/73

•Report is classified to protect WE I-1 and WF I-?.

• NW 55291

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UNITED STATCO DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE .

FEDEKAL BUREAU UE iNVESTIGATION

CONFIDENTTAL

. •

Cogy 1o:

Report of:

Dalc:

Field Office File i:

Title:

Characier:

RICHARD JOINT DOWDELI

4/13/73

Office:

Washington, D. C.

140-29361

Bureau File #:

140-41812

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Mibrarian

Department of the Interior

Washington, D. C.

SECURITY OF GOVERNIENS EMPLOYERS

Synopsimployed's husband active In SNe/YSA. Copies of employee's

personnal foons made exhibits.

addational ac

oSc.

Employmunt

verified.

Nochang

HCIS

utilized.

Creati, crindha, inforches

negative.

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•..

CONFIDENTIAL

Classified by GERALD B. NOLAN

xempt fron

GDS

category 2

Date of Declassirication - indorinite

This is amended cray of Sacurity of Government

mpleyses report and should not he ramoved fion

do for discommand carines. if uncominalio:

necessary, copics should be made of this copy:

NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

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NO 140-29301

RESULTS DE INVISEIGANIDU

Vp I-1 advised in lovonder of 1972 that

PAUL LODICO

was a member of tne

CocialisE Workero Party (517). 17

vecenuer ol 1972, WE 1~1 learned that PAUL LODICO was

phone 1ist of the louns Socialiat Alliance (YSA)/SVP.

Wn 1-1 further advised in February of 1973 bat

PAUL LODICO actended rerular nectings of the Sil.

Orie

of these 15 wes said that he led bales of the

"Militant"

with more than ficky copies.

The SUP and the YSA are characteriued in the

appendia to tnis roport.

..The "Militant" is a publication of the sir.

It 13 to be noted that employee on Standard Form

85, Data for Mor-Sensitive Position,

sirred by her on vandary

ò, 1973, indicated ner husband as PAUL, ALVIN LASHID LODICO,

WhO Has

soon septenber

e, 1910, Wyandotte, Machigan, Soe

parried him on January 6, 1902, 10 Debroit, lichlion.

WE 1-2 advised In Movender or 1972 that PAUL LODICO

WAS

a cuncont menber of the

washincton, D. Ge Local of

Line iSA.

In February of 1973, WE I-2 heard that PAUL J00Ic0

Lad decided to disussociate itself from the YSA/SiP:

The Washington D. C. Local of the ISh is

characterizod in the abpondis to this report.

Standard Form G1-Bs Declaration of Appointee, signed by

her on January &, 1973, 1s attached to this report as

Exhibit &.

It is to be noted that employee answored in the negative con

cerning Iten Ten on this exhibit mach asked the question, "since

you filed a qualilications statement for this chyloyment,

can the cuat on are 80u

been convicted of an offense against the law or forfeited

collateral...

Standard Form 171, Personal Qualifications Statement

signed by employee on September 12, 1072, 15 attached as Exhi

bits to this report, the employee

answered in the nerative

so luen 29 on this expiole wiich aared the question,

"Have you

iver been convicteu of an offenso arainst the law or forfoltes

collateral,..?

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140-29361

Standard Form 171, Personal Qualifications Statement

signed by emploree

on Septenber 14, 1972, 1s attached as Exhibit

¿ to this roport.

II:e

employce answered in the negativo

coIten c8 on this exhioit rich asked the question

"Have you

ever been convicted

oi' an ofronge arainsi the lan on forfeited

collatcrat..?

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NEO 140-29301

iJD: pn

On March 23, 1973, employee's officelal personnel file

at the Departnent oi the

Interior indicated that she received

librarian, Office of the secretary: Assistani

Secr:48.27

Manarenent and budget, Office of Libzary Services, Division

of Information Services, reference Branch, where she is

presentig caployed.

On March 26, 19735 lns. SIckE &. LASON, Chief, Research

Servicos Division, department of Interior Library, adviseú

that she las inoun the employee professionally since January

of this year. Daployee Is a very fine worker, who is gracious

and conscientious.

She believes the employee's husband

is studying graduate Econosies, at Merican univeroity.

She believes the LODICOS have no children. Based on hor

association with employee she las no reason to queution

her character. reputation: a3500Ia4es. Or LOyALEY, and

reCOMmends b0r

for a nosition of cruse and contidence in

the United States Covernment.

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WPO 140-29361

KISCELLALBOUS

on April 5, 1073, Investigative Files, Civil dervico

commission, wore reviouse and filos contained no additionad

intornation concernine

the enployee.

On AprIl 9, 1973, Speckol Clert: MYRA

C. WILLER caured

a search to be made of

the files of the louse Committee on

Intornal Securley and infornation appearing thorein vas util

zed during this investigation.

CREDIE AND FOLICE A02HCI2S

Special Agent CHARLES W. SMIT causod a searon to be

made of the files of the crouti Burceu, Incorporatco, wastine

ton, D. Co, and was advised on larch 23, 1373s Chau the lileo

contained no crodit rating for the employee.

Special Clerk ALERED MILLER on March 23, 1973, deter

nined that no record was contained in the retropolitan Police

Department files concerning the employee of hor husband.

It la to be noted that at all tines an indefinite number

0% unidentifiod rccords are oui of file and noù avallable for

goevich.

on March 22, 1073; SpeciaL CErK WILLIAM N. LYRALY, JR.

searched the files of the

Undied States Park Folice and no

finble record could be found concerning the omployee or her

husband.

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APPENDIX

WASHINGTON, D. C., LOCAL OF

THE YOUNG SOCIALIST ALLIANCE

The Young Socialist Alliance (YSA) Bulletin,

Number 5, dated Februazy, 1966, reveals that the Washing-

toa, D. C., local of the

. YSA had its origin in 1964

with three manbers at large of the National YSA.

On May 28, 1969, a source advised that the

Washington, D. C., Local of the YSA is currently active and

meets on a weekly basis. These meetings are attended by

approximately eight or nine persons.

The headquarters of

the organization is at 1801 16th Streat, N. W., Washington,

D. C.

The above source advised it is affiliated with the

National ISA which has among its purposes to support the

Socialist Workers Party (SWP), the Negro struggle, the black

power movement, and the anti-Viernam War movement,

and, the

source added, the ultinate goal of the YSA is & Sochalist

Anerica.

The SWP has been designated pursuant to Executive

Order 10450.

The National YSA is characterized separately in

the Appendix.

:

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APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ATT

LANCE

A nource narlood during May, 1972s au lollons:

The Youno Encanliot Alliance (red) wao soumed

155% g5 che vouch cacantration où tho Socialiot Morters

Paxt3

(SVP) ahd hus nervud trough the cors ao

roit cource o.

reorultuont into the 922a

The YoA

naintainesits National

Hendouartere

42 Union

Square

des York,

Nov York,

mau an Lie oblicial publication

"Plie Young Socialist Organimis"

(X80) .

1972, the

Socialist

according to the masthord of the 10os

dated Aprit 24,

228 described

& S

MultiNational Revolutionar

Youth Organisation "

APPENDIX

CONTOEATAL

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Fic No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMANT OF JUSTICE

• FEDERAL, BUREAU OF INYESTIGATION

Fashington, D. C.

4/13/73

Tille

Character •

Reference

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Librarian

Department of the Interior

Washington, D. C.

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

Report of SA RICHARD JOHN DOWDELL

dates and

captioned as above.

:

All su irces (except any listed below) whose identities are conccaled

in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

...

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FEDER. L. BOREAU OF INJESCIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

ALEXANDRIA

OFFICE.OF ORIGIN

BUREAU

TTTLE OF CASE

NORMA JEAN LODICO

nee Dupire, aka

Mrs.

laul Alvin LesLie Lodico,

Norma Jean Coty,

Mrs. Oliver Francis Coty,

Norma Jean Cote,

SGE

Librarian

Department of the Interior

Washington,

D.C.

REFERENCE: Bureau letter dated 3/20/73.

DATE

4/16/73

REFORT MAVE BY

SA CARL F. KOEHLER

CHARACTER OF CASE •

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

3/27/73-4/16/73

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ADMINISTRATIVE:

Information identifies source.

The employee resides in an area of Army-Navy Drive,

, which contains three exclusive and expensive

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neighborhood portion of this report reflects only

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The employee's husband

the subject of AXfile 100-1402,

Bufile 100-440313, captioned "PAUL ALVIN LESLIE

LODICO; SM - SWP;

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

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• 00: DETROIT." Substance of the Alexandria file reflects

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member of the SWI, was moving into the Alexandria Division's

territory. There

are no current informants in the Alexandria

Division in the SWP, so no informants were contacted regarding

the employee or her

husband.

LEAD:

ALEXANDRIA:

AT ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA

• Will report results of records check regarding the

employee's sister, 'SHARON' NAIMAN, at the Arlington County

Police Department.

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Copy to:!

Report of:

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Field Office File #:

Title:

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Character:

SA CARL F. KOEHLER

April 16, 1973

140-271

Office:

Bureau File #:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Librarian

Department of the Interior

Washington, D.C.

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

Alexandria, Virginia

Synopsis:

No record located, Arlington County, Virginia,

Police Department, regarding employee or husband.

contacted at current residence of employee and advise they

i residence

Neighbors

have never met employee or family and could not comment in

any way about them.

want states employee's rental

of residence favorable:

Tant to idea source

This is amended copy of Security of Government.

Employzes report and saculd not be ra noved from

file for discamination popcoas. in d

necessary, copies should be made of this copy:

ore document nine out re our elations nor conclusions of the 181. It is the property of the Fil und is louned to your akeney: it and is contents

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RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION:

identity

ARREST RECORD

Special Clerk JOHN B. ARMSTRONG caused a search to

no record was located concerning the employee or her spouse,

PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO.

NEIGHBORHOOD

Kame eArmy-Navy Drive, Arlington,

Virginia, advised that the employee resides cArs

at 100s Army-Navy Drive, and the people at that address

moved in sometime late in 1972, the exact date she could not.

recall. She stated she believes there to be two adult

females and one adult male residing at that address,

but she

stated she has never met them and could not comment

in any.

way about them.

$ Army-Navy Drive, advisea

that she and her husband in

LODICOs reside at 1805 Army-Navy Drive.

shine in which the

advised that neither she nor her husband have ever met or

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Arlington,

me virginia,

and all complaints or repairs are handled between Hicks

Realty and the Lodicos.

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though the LODICOs are.

to themselves, and she course neighbors, the LODICOs keep

not give any type of comment

about them.

seats rive tina

insanisi citrinari

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Realty Company, Mit. Vernon Avenue,

Arlington,

advised that she handles the rental of a single-family house

Locate in on me in shington. Virginia

Virginia; -the

and the tenants being PAUL

LODICO's sisteI, SHARON NAIMAN:

NORMS- EMORE acOised that®

she has personally met Miss NAIMAN, as she was the one who

originally rented the residence in December, 1972, for

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'herself, her sisters and her brother-in-law, placing all

three names on the rental contract.

Mrs. ELMORE advised

that NAIMAN is currently a university student somewhere in

the Washington, D.C., area. She stated that NAINAN appears

to be a very nice young lady, adding that she has never mei

either of the LODICOS.

MxS.

ELMORE advised that she

considers both NAIMAN and the LODICOs to be exceptional

cenants

as there have been many structural problems with

the residence they are renting. but she added that they are

very polite in their complaints and very patient with Hicks •

their rent.

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FD-36 (riev, 3-22-61)

ransmit the following in

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AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

4/16/73

(Type in plaintext or code)

(Priority)

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, DETROIT (140-3654)

NORMA JEAN LODICO, nee

Dupire, aka

Department of the Interior

SGE

BUDED 4/16/73

Re WEO airtel to Detroit, 4/10/73.

Investigation completed. Report being dictated

and will be expedited to reach Bureau on or before 4/20/73.

/- Bureau (RM)

1 • Detroit

JS/ ah

(3)

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi.

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized.person

nel without the express approval of the FBI.

REC 80

APR 1. 8 1973

320 MEN KeRat

I DIANS

Approved:

secial Agent in Charge

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3/20/731

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4/16/73.

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ACCORPLISKHANTS GAMED

FINES

SAVINGS

MACQUIT.

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PENDING OVER CHE MELO MEET MEE

PENDING PRO-SCUTIO:

OVERE SIX MONTAS

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RO1CSH.ALE:

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100-31339

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ADLINISTRATIVE

Employee is subject of DEfile 100-30838

(BUfile 100-447409) -

Employee's hushand, PAUL, ALVIN LESLIE 1ODICO, 14

subiock of DECile 100-30666 (B0fila 100-4403J5).

The following informato were contacted during

4/73:

#ST

No neighborhood inquiries were made on Conconwealth

seract and lege and set pet are there enoree has

These areas

are in the immediate perimeter of Wayne Stace University (WSU),

Detroit,

The buildings are primarily old, Large hones

converted into multiple apertrent dwellings.

The

area is

highly transient in nature and is echaically mixco.

It 1s

also a knom trouble area for law enforcement agencies and

cooperation therein is very

poor, It is believed that any

inquiries in the arca would be totally unproductive.

INPORMANTS

Identity of Sourco

DE I.. is

DE T-2 1S

symbel

•I'S

DE 1-3 IS

Location

134-567R-211

characterization of PAUL, LODICO

134-1911R-

characterization of PAUL, LODIC?

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characterizacion of PAUL LODECO

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100-29805-83-144

characterization of PAUl: LODICO

134-7.703R-3u42

characterization of PAUL LODICO

sit deputes.

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DE T-7 is

DE T-8

is

CG 1342454-335

409

403-667

characterization of PAUL LODICO

134-17571-

characterination of PAUL iODICO

this ceport

:134-2369R-59

characterization of PauL i Dicc

DE T.9 is

DE T-1QS

134-1591R

characterization of PAUL LOPICO

this report

characterization of SW

convention, 1969

characterization or PAUL LODICO

DE T-Il is

DE T12 is

characterization of PAUL LODICO

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DE T•j7 is

this report

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NON-SYMBOL SOURCE ADNINISTRATIVE PAGE

Individual

State University, Detroit, Nichigan

.

NOT

TO BE DESTROYED WITHOUI PRIOR BUREAU APPROVAL

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• "TO DARTMENT OF JUSTICE

MEDERAL DIERAD OF INVESTIGATION

Copy 10.

Repari a!:

Daie:

Tiele Ofire File #:

Tille:

Characier:

SA JAMES SULLIVAN

4/18/73

140-3554

NONNA JEAN LODICO

Idbzaciar

Doparcment of the Interior

Washington, D.C

• SECURITY OF GOVERNMONT EXPIOYEES

Ofte: Decidit, Michigan

Buresu File #:

140-4).812

Syropti:

Emiayee investigated by Fi and caporico

aci.ive mombor of

socialast Portore

Party (SVP)

And 10003 cocisiast

Allance (20A) in Uokcolts

Mich.

barolorod

& araband, PAul, LODiCO, also

reported antire moniter of

Si? aad iSs.

neti on

regerding activitics of cmployce

and

huaband with

thase foroups set

forth.

verified.

Divozce

Pinch

Ecoa OLIVER. COTE and marciage

CO PAUL, LODICO voririod,: Information regardine

employmchts set forti!

and farerable.

Enployes

reccived bacheror and mastor degaees froin

Rayoe State University (NSU): Detroit.

No credit

infomation rogardine euplayee.

PAUL, LODICO arrected Cheyonos, Nyocings 2/61.

Arrest and traffie eccord rogarding PAUl LODICC

at Detroil soi forch.

Trathis Entornacion

cagaiding enoloyec

and father set forth.

Keterence

favorable.

Lecces signed NORMA JEAN LODICO anc

addrossed to

"Doar Corrades" sot fozch.

*RUC •

This is amended copy of Security ef Government

file for disastratien firmio

.:.

idlien

necessary, copies should be tude of this copy.

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BASIS FOR INVESTICACION

The Federal, Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has

conducted

an investigution zegarding NORMA JEAN LODICO, nee

also known as

Was. Oliver Proncis Cote, Mes. Paul:

2942, at Decroil, Machagen,

JFK Act 6 (3)

Social Security Number

The information set forth hereinafter

has been

reported during this investigation.

O1.

DE Irl, who is unavailable for recontact or testimony,

August 16s 1952, advised NORMA and PAUL LODICO were then

current members of

the Detroit Branch, Young Socialist Alliance

(DBYSA) •

A characterization of the Young Socialist

Aïliance (YSA) and the DBYSA are contained

in the appendix attached hereto.

J.t should be noted the employee, on her standaca

Foin 85 reported that on Janary 6, 1902, at Detroit, MaCh gan,

she merried PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO, birthdate September 9,

1940, Hyandotte, richigan.

DE T~I: o1 December G, 1962, advised that on

at & closed Detroit Branch, Socialist

Workers Party (DSSWP) nenbership meeting at Dabs Hall, 3731

Woodnard Avenue, Detroit, NORMA LODiCO Was electeo co

the post

of member of the Iriday Night Socialist Fozum (ENSE) Connittee:

The SWP has been designated pursuant

to Executive Order 10450.

Characterizations for the ENSE and the

DBSWP are contained

in the apperdix

attached nereio.

It should be noted that Debs Hall, 3737 Hoodwara

Avenue, Detroit, is the headquucters for the DBSWY and DBYSA.

DiE I•l, On Januazy 18, 1963, acvised NONNA LODICO

was approved by the Dosit as oue of the FiSt Comittee.

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DE Iml advised between January 8, 1903 and

2arCh 24, 1903

that NORMA LODICO attended five meetings ot

the INSE at Debs Hall during the poriod January l 1963 to

Ecoruary 22, 1963.

De I•l advised on June 25, 19h3 that at a closed

DBSMP menbership meeting on June 9, 1963, at Debo Hall NONSE

LODICO waS

accepted

a membst of ine D5SWY.

DE T.-2, uno is unavailable for recontact or

testinongs

on Septombar

his toes, auvased a meeting oi

Musk was Meld on

September 13, 1903%

at Dobs Hall. and MORMiA

LODICO inczoduced her husband, PAUL LODICO, who then spoke

on the present situation in Viachan

DE T-3, Who is available for recontact or

testimonys

advised NORYA LODICO

chairman of a

13, 1963, and that she introduced her husband, PAUL LODICO,

who spcke about Vietnam and Anerica®

s role in that country.

ho is unavailable for recontact of testinony;

furnished information botween Septenber 20, 1902 and November

14, 1963,

reporting that NoRMA LODICO attended 28 meatings of

the ENSE

at Debs Hall during the period Septeber 14, 1962

to October 18, 1963.

DE T-5, who is unavailable for secontact and testinony:

advised between the period October 29, 1963 and October 15, 19643

that NORMA LODICO attrnded 24 meetings

of the ENSE ac Debs

Hall during the period October 18, 1963 and October 9, 1964.

On November 6, 1963, a throwaway leaflet bearing

the letterhcad and return address

of the ENSE identities

NORMA LODICO as Detroit

"Militant" Subscription Directoz.

"The Militant" is the official publication

of the Sure.

DE T-2 avised between Movember 5, 1963 and September

1e 19ods Chat NORMA LODiCO attended 14 meetings of the fist

t: Debs Hall during the period Occober 4, 1963 to August 28, 1964.

DE I-2 on February l, 1964, advised NORMA LODICO

was then a current member of the DBSHP.

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DE T-2 between the pariod Fabruary 4: 1964 and

October 23, 196k advised NONA LODICO attanded 28 closed

membership mectings of the DESWP at Debs Hali during the

period February 2, 1904 and October los 1904.

DE I-5 on Larch 20, 1954 advised NORMA LODICO

attended the YSA lid Western Conference in Chicago, Illinois

on January 25-26, 19040

DE I-6, who is unavailable for recontact or

advised NORMA LODICO attonded

the impire Hueal, New York, New YoRkill auced conticentility

cartield, Kirerview, Michigan, registered at the Inpire

hotel tor the period October 26-29, 196, undes a reservation

made by the SWP in connection with the SiP Nacional convention

being

DI T-4 advised between the period November I, 1967

and July 10s 1908; Chat NORMA LODICO attended 12 INSP meetings

al Debs Hall during the period September 1a, 190/ to June 14,

1968.

DE I. on February 13, 1968, advised NORMA LODICO

attended the Seventh National YSA Convention hoid at the

Wolverine Hotel, Detroit, on Februacy Pull, 1968.

DE I~2, between October 2, 1967 and Saptenber 25,

1968 г

advised NORMA LODICO attended 3I membership meetings of

DBSRE at Debs Hall during the period September 28, 1901

to september: 19: 1968.

De Is advised on february L 1968 chat NURiA and

PAUL, LODICO attended the Student Mobilizarzon Committee (sill)

Narional Conference to End the War in Viacnem at Chicago,

Illinois, on January 27-28, 1968.

DE I'u6 advised NORMA LODICO

artended

as a representative of the YSA in Detroit.

A charactericaiion of the SMo is

contained in the appendix pages attached

bereto.

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Pho is unsvaiiable for recontact or

testimonys

advised between February

27, 1968 and September

4, 1968,

that NORMA LODICO attended 17 meetings of the FNSE

at Debs

Hall during February 2, 1968 and August 23, 1968.

DE 1-a:

who is unavailable for recontact or

testimony:

advisco

between the period barch 4, 1968 and

Septcaber 11, 1968 that

NORIA LODICO attended

eignt mpetings

the boYsA at Dabs Male during the period Febcuosy 25, 1958

and September &, 1968 and that is of March 26, 1908 she

serving as DBYSA Educational Director.

Dis I! on Octobei: 28, 1968, advised NORMA LODICO

was a guess speaker as a iceting of the Inst at bebs Hall on

September 13. 1968 and her topic was the kussian invasion of

DE I-? between the period November 4, 1968 and

advised NOrMA LoDico ettended S/ nembership

mersiss of the bosur a Dabs liail during the period detober

31, 1968 and February 18, 1971.

DE T8 on March 26, 1969 advised NORMA LODICO was

then a curcent member of the DBYSA.

DE To7 on June 13, 1969 advised NORMA LODICO mas

chairman for the INSF meeting held at Debs Hall on April 25,

1969.

De I-3, who is unavailable for recontact or

Fori Jackson Bagho, a group o1 U.so Army soldiers who were

arrested for their

anti-Vischan bar activities at Fort Jacksou,

South Carolina.

DE IS advised NORIA LODICO collected donations

at the rally.

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DE I-6 On Jiine 245 1909

advised the Students for

a Democratic Socioty (SDS) National Convencion was held June

18 - 22s 1009 In Chicago:

Illinois. DE I-d advised that during

this convention SWP and iSA menbers from various cities

throughout the United States, including Datroit,

engaged in

disruptive caccios in an attenpt to recruit dissident SDS

members to the YSA and that RONIA LODICO was anong those

participating in these

activities.

A characterization of the SDS is concained

in the appendix pages attached hereto.

DE T=6 on July 8, 1965 advised NORMA LODICO

attended a national anti-var conference held at Cleveland,

Ohio, on July 4+5,

1969

in Cleveland on July 6, 1969.

196s.

and participated in a SMC conference

DE I•/ advised between August 15, 1909 and September.

• 8, 1969, that NORMA LODICO attanded five sessions of the

summer school held at Debs Hall during the period July 2, 1969

EO AUgUSE 3, 1969.

DE leb advised on september L 1905 chat Noki

LODICo atrended tha SAl Namonal Convention held at the bore.

Diplonat, New York, New York, on August 29, 1969 to September

I, 1969.

DE I:10 has advised

that the 23rd National Convention

of the SWP was held at the hotel Diplomat, New York, New York

August 29-September I, 1969 and arrangenents for out of town

delegates and visitors to the convention were made at the

Hotel President, 234 V. 48th Sieet Me York Nestilit

Presidents, Ne sCott, he 6 169, sed Not Lonico Tau eter

registered at the Hotel Fresident and departed on septender

1, 1969.

•DE I-9 'on December 9, 1969 advised NORMA LODICO

attended a Regional Conference of the YS ät WSU, Detroit on

December 6: 1969.

DE I"9 advised between July 1, 1970 and March 8.

1.971s that NORMA LODICO attended 24 meetings of the DBSWI

at Debs Hall during the period June 25, 1970 and March 4, 1971.

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DE I-2 Ou July 16, 1970 advised NORMA LODICO

was then a current member of

the bBSWP.

DE T=9 On July 17: 1970 advised NORMA LODICO waS

then a current member of the DBSWP.

De. I-s on August 19, 1970 advised NORMA LODICO

particlpatcd.in a conference of SWP-YSA members at Oberlin

College, Oberlin, Ohio, on August 14-15, 1970.

DE ing on March 25, 1971 advised NORMA LODiCO

attended a SMP meeting at Debs

Ball

• on March 18, 197).

DE I-9 01 April 12, 1971 advised 'thot ducing a

necting of the SWP ncid on April 7, 1971 at Debe Hall

it was

armounced that NORMA LODICS had resigned from the SVP and

wished to be considered a Party sympathizer.

DE TaS On July 28, 1971 advised NORMA LODICO

attended a SW-sponsored educational weekend held at Debs

Hall Tuly 23-24, 1971.

DE InT on July 30, 1971 advised NORMA LODICO

attended a

SNi-sponsored educational weekend at Debs Hall

Juily 23-2445 1971.

DE I=7 on July 31, 1971. sdvised NORMA LODSCO attended

the INSE mecting at Debs Hali on June 11, 1971.

De. I»s on August 15, 1971 advised NORMA LODICO

accended the su? Racional Convencion at Oberlin College,

Oberlin, Ohio, August 8-15, 1971.

De In advIsed on November 3, 1971, that. NORM

LubIco acronded tho meetings of the FNsr held

at Debs Hall

on october Ls and October 24g 1.97.

Do lay on December 8. 19/1 advised NORMA LODICO

attended a

Michigan Socialist Educational. Conference sponsored

by the SWP

at Debs Hall,

Detroiü, on Movenber 27, 1971,

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RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

Birth

Records of the City of Detroit, rachigan, Realeh

Departent, Birth

decord

section, revealed the

information:

NORIA JRAIT DUVIRE, white female, was born larch

at: Detroit.

5, 194l9 00m Columbus:

Parents reconded as

Kansas, and DOROTHY LoG, age 25

WALTER DUPIE" DOm

idano. The facher was reported as an employce of the

Pachard dotor Company.

The residence of the parents was

reported as 302 Basü Betkune, Detroit.

Divorce

The following inforation vas obtained on April 2,

1973, Exon the layne County, Mlchigan, Circuit Court Cler'

Office:

Divorce Action Hunber 613122

NORMA JEAN COTE VErSUS OLIVER FRANCIS COTE

Bill of complaint filed August 7; 1961, by NORiA

COTE wich reported she and OLIVER COTE were married

JEAN DUPIRE.

The complaint reported

..they lived together until on or about October 15, 1950.

She

alleged extreme and repeated cruelty. No children were

born of

this marriage.

On lovember 2?, 1961, NORIA JEAL COTE waS granted

decree of divorce and her maiden name was restored to her.

Marriage

Marriage License Application Number 1027843 filed by

at k204 Cass Avenue,

and was a student.

He reported

his parents as LORIE JAIS LODICO, SR.

and GERTRUDE LENd TILSON.

LODICO did not indicate any prios

marrlages.

DUPIRE, WaitE Semale, cos 19,

boon at Dotroit

indicated she vas

3 muracs aide, resiled at 142 Most

Detroit: ma bad can morious marine.

She carbod hoc

parches

aS WALTER DUPIN& AND DOROTHY BLIZERSTH LEE.

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Employment

dubin duals owed confiden titi

On Apral 3: 1913, e

Plant Protectinn:

Fisher Body Division;

iron rect prant,

General Motors Corporation (GiC),

docherly fernstedt

Division, Detroii,

furnished the following information:

NONLIA JURI LODICO, birchdate March 5, 1942,

Social Securrey Lunber

JEK Act 6 (3)

married.

ras employed

as a general plant corker fron June

31, 1957 uncil she

voluntarily quit on Octobor 3,

1967 acadvisad

the only infonaction available rogarding LODiCO did

10t

indicate & reason fox terination or whether or not the

employee was eligible for renice.

Highland Park, Michigan, auvised records for former employees

are retained for only a period ot live years unless ceroretory

information exists concerning the emplozee.

advisod she uns unable to locate my record concerning the

employee under the names of DUPIRE, COTE or LODICO.

On ARELL 41273,

a City

Detroit Board of

ducation,

Toodword enc

Detroit,

furnished

the follo

ing datonation concerning HORNA JEAN LODIco, nee bubize.

birthdaie March 5, 1942,

Sócial Security Numberl

JEK Act 6 (3)

Retirement Number. 139991:

On October 28, 1968, LODICO hired as a substitute

teacher.

She was placed on full-time status in the fall of

1909 until she resigned at the end of the school year,

June,

1970. lies resignation was recorded as of August 8: 1970.

weat advised the employee's record did not.

indicate

any

unfavorable information

Stadvised the employee's record reported

the following

infomation:

Graduated arom Centerline, richigan, High schoo..

September,

1966 to July:

August, 1967 to

Scearn company, seattle.

Hashington, Cctober,

cleveland, Obid, January to

January, tibe co

say, 1962.

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On April li, 1973, Fine

So Sampson Elementary School, 6075 Begole,

Detroit;

Michigan, advised she held her current position in 1970 at

the time NORiA JEAN LODICO was employed at Sampson as a

science teacher.

Be advised the records show Mes. LODICO

was employed for the period January 26, 1970 until her

resignation became effective on August 18, 1970.

mas advised she personally possessed very

little information concerning the employee... She stated she

is not len a tentacle th he in one ou side to

association at the school.

offer any comments concerning the employea

s activities:

associates, background or personal. habits. She stated the

principal who is currently assigned at Sampson vas not at the

school in 1970.

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On 10r1!

1973,

furnished the following

information:

NORUA JEAN

birchdote March 5, 1942. Social

Security Nunber

J: USU Scadent: Number 2750029

employed as a scucent assisiont tron December

1960 co

nay,

1061.

dez residence

waS

recorded as 1203 Herrick:

Detroit,

mandvised she was

imable to furnish

any additional intomation.

Crout

reports she was

employed as a

nurses aide faron January 8, 1952.

until lay 11, 1962.

The record indicated

she temminated in

ordes to attend school and rould be eligible for chire.

She was rated

as an average employee.

Detroit, adrised she porsonally recalled

NORMA JEAN

LOnICO served the Art

• School as a paid model for

life paintings drawing and

sculpaning She

was considereda

prompt and very satisfactory model and

would be eligible for

rebire as anodel.

badvised the only rocord available

indicated she first booked the employee under the name of lORid

DUPIRE.

Her earnings were recorded as: $85.50 in 1962;

•$36,2.00 12 1953 2nd

$315.00 in 1954.

anadvised her record reported tha

she employee: 142 West Willis, 5842

FOUcER,

612 Prentis.

She stated the last

entry in her record indicated tha

employee nad moved to

Gleveland. Ohio, in early January, 1965.

advised she was unable to provide

any infomation regarding the employee'

associates

or parsonal life.

She stated

such that she was unable to furnish a

reconnendatior.

It should be noted the

employee listed employment

From January to. June, 1950, with Di. ROBERT CLAZUE, David:

Whitney Building, Detroit.

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The cursent directory for the David Whitney

Building Failed io disclose a listing for a

tenant known

as De. RONTRY GLAZIER.

nichizon, n201Cu.

Society, end the

A check tien the same commelt societan me to

reveal.

any listing for a Dr. RODENT GLAZIER.

A review of she curcent eclephone directories

Detroir ond the metropoliton Detroit area failed to disclose

a listing for a DE. ROBERT GLAZIER.

Education

Detroit, in September,

1962g

Turnsheu

WSU,

TOLlOwing

mation regarding

• NORMA

JRAN

DUPIRE COTE LODICO, born March,

1942, father WALTER DUPIRE:

oraduated from Concertine;

June, 1959.

Monteich College (W50), Sepccaber:

Entered NSU Septonbar, 1959 through June: 1951.

Residences reported at

14723 Ten Wile, Warren, Michigang

1191 Merrick;

and 5842 Fourth Street,

Detroit, Michigen.

DE To16 on April 2s 1973 advised that NORMA JEAN

LODICO.

birchdate sarch >,

1942, Social Secucity Mulbaz

JFK Act 6 (3)

first entered NSU,

in Septenber;

NORMA JEAN DUPIRE,

PSU Scudent Identitication Number

255082,

and remained

in attendance through August, 1962.

She was also

In arrendance Iron vuue.

1964 50 Decembes:

1964

and from September, 1967 to August, 1969.

She was granted &

Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Ecuuscion 1o

December, 1959.

She returned to WSU in April, 1970 and

attended through June, isle, at unich. cuue she was awarded

a Masüer of Science deztee

in Library science.

DE I-16 advised the last adacess shom for LODICO

was at 669 Antoincute, Detroit.

A previous resideiice was

reported at 296 Geneva, Highland raiks Michigan.

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Credit and Arrast

individund a identisti

On Apzil 3, 1973, HirS.3

Credit bureau or

intro-parcost,

ine.

Detroit, richagen,

carlito

SE IIDR3WD J. I401s their records did not reveal any infor

motion concamine the employee.

The follovino incorration vas obtained on Mormber

5, 1962. Econ Lientoneat 3.G.

Identification Osrices:

Cheyenne, yoning, Police Departaon: (CPD), uador CPD Humbei

25730:

1961. PAUL ALVIN LESLTE LODICO wAS

arrested while hitchhiking through Choyenne and was charged

with ragcancy.

He was Lined 950.0e 17 Chefenne Ko110G Cours

travelling with one MORiA JEAN COrE.

COTT was arcested elong

with LODICO, received the

sane fine

and disposition

Ar the

time of this auroct, LODICe end Core furnishod the followro

background data:

Name

Bo1I2

PAUL ALVIN JESUIS LODICC

Septenber 9: 1910

Tyendotte, Michigan

Race

Sex

Height

Weight

Hair

Byes

Macital status

Build

Relatives

Hale

5' 6'

135 pounds

Light brown

BIOwn

Single

Small

Mother - CRUDRED LODICO

(first name not

completely

legible), Riverview 9,

Michigan

Name

Boin

Race

Sex

Height

Weight

Hair

Bycs

NORMA JEAN CORE

March 5, 102

Detroit, M, Chigan

White

• elial e

-1511

135 pounds

Brown

Hazel

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Build

Complexion

Harital

status

Relatives

Medium

Medium

Married (nome of spouse

not indicated)

Mother - lins, DOROTHY DUPIRE,

14723 Fast Ten Mile Road,

Warren, Michigan

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The following identification record concerning

PAUL, ALVIN LESLIE LODICO, FBI # 490 081 E, Was

finished

by the FBi identification Division:

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DURGAO OYIN

WASHINGTON 25, 5.C.

ho following FBI record, NUMBER

CONTHIBUTOR OF

FINCLAPIND'S

NAME AND NUMBER

•490

08J. E

IN

.11ae0s t-1-??

ding one sirin.

Diiccior.

, is furnished FOR OFPICIAL USE ON!Y

CHARGE

DISPOSITION

eyenne wye

Boring Green

.0

Paul. AIvin

Leslie Lodico

425788

iP2.113.

W505

A. Lodico

2-30-61

9-29--64

vag

solfeiting

mathout pormit

Residence: 1221

Canfield Detroit Mich

2/3/61 fined ?:

Fine

silsto

-wordered

• tO

leave city.

PId no: G

found guilty

S5 & C

appealed to

high cat

decisiOn Up

held by higber

15

1: :1-::.

intion chown on this Identifiection Record represents date furriched FBI. by Encerpiri

N 55204 pod: Nod ee 3619 hown e further expinnation of eliargo is desired, com-

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On April ?s 1973, SE HERBENE I. LAVOTE acrised

search of the records of the Detroit Policc Department (DED),

Bureau of Criminal Identification,

and the Wayne County

Shoritt's Offices.

Identification Burest,

failed to disclose

any record regarding the coployee or her nocher, DOROTHY DUPINE.

SE LAVOJE advised records of the Wayne County

Sheriff's Office did not coveal. any information concerting •

the enployces

s Father, WALTER DUPIRE.

SE LAVOJE adrised the

records .of the DPD revealed

that on April 7, 1942 WALIDA DUPIRE, Vite male, boro AUgust 26,

1910, at Columbus, Kansas, was fingerprinted as

an applicant

for ais raid warden. His residence was reported as 309 Bast

Bethune, Detroit.

• SE LAVOIE advised that on July 19, 1971 PAUL ALVIN

LODICO, DUD & 204194, white males born septeber s 1940:

wyandortes Michigan, was arrested

add charged with

Diving

Undex the

Inclucace of LidiOs.

LODICO's residence was •slown.

swas bos Antonmette, Detrores

and his occupation was listec

Laborer aù Grect sakes steel. LObiCO appearad In Detroit

Traitic Court on September 16, 1971 and pied quilty to Deving

When

Visibly Impaired by lise of Intoxicants. He was fined

$150.00.

SE LAVOlE advised records of the Wayne County

похІтів Отісе

20cn september é Identitication Bureau, revesied PAUL A. LODICO,

1940,

kyandotte. machigan, was

on April 16, 1962, as a county civil service applicent.

fingerprinted

His

residence was shown as 5842 Fourth Street, Detroit. His wife

was shown as NORMA LODICO, same address.

Oiz ADril 3 19731

Clerk, City

of Detroit, Traftic Court Records,

advised cheir files did

20t disclose any information regarding the employee'

s mother.

Madvised their files revealed a record

regarding PAUL

ALVIR

I. LODIGO, born September 9, 1940, vith

residences at 1247 Chiestnuc, Wyandotte, Michizan; 11528

Garfieid, Riverview, Michigan;

5901 Fourth; 4527 Commonwealth;

333 West Hancock:

and 669 Antoinette, all of Detroit.

The

record reported 13 violations.

The record revealed LODICO's

license was suspended July 26: 1960. The record included

three moving violations:

and driving while vision impaised.

Dispositions were reported for all violacions.

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advised their records revealed

WALTER DUPIRE:

Dorn June 26, 1919,

employed by feed

and with residences at 17203 Shorwood; 15238 Troy,

Rosevile; and 14123 Ten Mile Poad, Warren, Michigan, had

a record which reported five violations between the period

July 23, 1949 and March 31, 1964.

Three of the traffic

tickets

were for moving

• violations.

No dispositions were

indicated on the record.

advised their files reported a record

regarding NORMA

JiAN LOuLCUs

born March

1942, with

residences at 612 Prentis, 5901 Fourch.

5875 Fourth, 5842

Fourth,

4527 Commonwealth, all. of Detroit, and 296 Geneyas

• Highland Park, Michigan.

The record reported 21 violation

tickets: four of which were for moving violations. Dispost

tions were indicated for all violacions with the exception of

a parking ticket issued on April 10, 1971. No warrants

are outstanding regarding the employee.

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indiran has

Sadvised the filos contained another

record for PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO, born September 9, 1940,

with residences at 4725 Cass. 612 Prentis, 933 West Hancock,

all of Detroit; and 1445 Lontin, Southgate, Michigan; and

18504 Hamann, Rivervich,

Michigan. His occupation was reported

as unemployed student.

The record reported eight tickete were

issued for pedestrian violations.

lines were paid for these

tickets.

Thece tickcts were issued for passing out handbills.

and one suspended sentence were indicated

On harch 31s 1913g

moses Clark, Record

Bureau, Warren, Michigan, Police Departnent, advised their

records did not disclose any intormation concerning the

employee, her husband or her parents.

On April 3, 1973,

man, Identific

cation bureau, mighlond Park, Lichigan, roLzce Deparement,

advised ineir records did not disclose any intomation concern

the employee or her husband.

April 4, 1973,

Riverview,

Michigan, Police Department, and

Michigan, Police Department, both advised their

tacords did not

disclose any information regarding the employee and her husband.

Neighborhoods

VIctalLy or 2uo Geneva.

• .

lighland Park, Michigar

On' April 5, 1973, the following individuals advised

they were unable to furnish

any intormation concerning the

employee and her family formerly residing at 296 Ganeva:

a Geneva

Tie Coneva

ominin Geneva

intrings a Geneva

Vicinity of 659 Antoinctie,

Detroit, Michigan

Antoine Dil Sit 23 F the employee an a nurt,

their only child,

and had on red, apposing to see years.

ten years of

stated their torm oi cos-coate tas ouly for a sbort period,

possibiy six months or loss, in 1971.

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a advised she balieved the employee

during this period of time was employed sonuwhere in the

State of virginia and that for the most part just her husbanc

and child occupiad the flat.

She staled their son, whose

name she believed was MARG,

was killed in an auto accident:

while going to school one day.

She stated the accident

struck the LoDiCos cather harshly and sone time shortly there'

alter they vacated the apartment.

rememadvised she did not have a close

assocration wich the employee and her musband and?

theretore,

was unable to offer any commonts regarding her activities,

associates and personal lifa style.

She stated she did not

-possess any information of a derogatory nature conceming

the employee.

On April 5, 1973, 2

Cass Machine Company®

391 Antoinette,

Detroits

advised hes

fion is the owner of

the residence at 657-669

antoinette.

stated her records show that NORMA and PAUL LODICO

rented the upper flat at 65/-669 Antoinatte from April 3,

1971 until November 17, 1971.

one staced that duriuy this

period of time the flat was

occupied by the employee

husband and their young son, MARG, as the employee worked as

a librarian somewhere in Virginia.

She stated the employee

came home on weekends on occasions and for other

short periods.

of time but obviously her fulltime residence vas

in Virginia:

stated that during this period of time

PAUL LODICO worked on a part time basis in the machine shop

for Cass Machine. She believed he was going is school in

addition

to working.

Fadvised the LODICO's son was a very

gifted young

boys

as she recalled,

and was

attending a

special

school

in one of

the Detroit suburbs. She stated that he was

the

fatal victim of an auto accident near the school one day

and his death struck the LODICOs a harsh blow.

She stated

she believed that the employee's husband departed

the flat

some time shortly after his son'

s death.

stated she possessed very little infor

mation concerning the employee because of her residing in

Virginia while her husband occupied the flat.

She stated that

on the for occasions

was Favorably impressed.

she met and spoke with

the employee she

She stated she was unable to offer

connents

regarding her associates, activitios and personal.

life style.

She stated

she cid not possess any unfavorable

infometion icarding either the eeployee or har husband.

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The following Anvestigation was conducted by

SA BRIAN M. LERGH:

Employment:

A review of the recent editions of the East arca

telephone directory proved negative regarding the existence

of a Rabbits Drive-in in Lost Detroit, Michigan.

many Clerk, Maconb

s office,

advised that records of that agency contained no record

Assined Romas, ilt. Clemens, Michagon,

identifiable vich Rabbits Drive-In in Easi Detroit, Michigan.

Te entove a can located at 1$520

Frazho, Roseville, Michigan.

On April 5, 1973, Pun

9, Gregor:

Pharmacy; advised cue employee was caployed by une phanacy

for six to ten months.

ke advised coat archough recollections

of employee are slight, he remembers her as a considerate

individual.

further stated

he cannot recall any

censon as to why she tecinated hes omployment and further

stated that he could not secommend her.

inasmuch as his

recollections of her are minimal.

Credit and Arrest:

The following individuals advised on April.'5 and 6,

1913s that records of their respecilve agencies did not contair

any intomation identifiable with the employee and PAUL LODICO:

Mannera, Clerk, Recoras Section,

East Detroit, Michigan, Police Department

i Clerk, Records Section,

Roseville, llichigan, Polica Department

Identification Division,

Macomb County Sneratis Ortice, it. Clemens, Michigan

lit. Clemens,

• On April 5, 1973

Credit. Bureau of

their records did not reveal

any information concaming the employee.

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Refcrences

mago, West, Detroit, rumiched the following

information:

She is Essent

As in the Departmont of

Library Science, Genemi

Moraly's

capacicy she first becane acquainted with kirs.

Detroit, and in that

NORNA. LODICO

approxinately four years ago.

stated Mes. LODICO was a

student. in Library Science and their relacionship was on a

Leacher-student

level.

man advised Mes, LODICO was reliabl he

competent, crustworthy and a 800d

student.

She stated

did not have any contact with les. LODICO outside their

classroom assocation and

therefore, was unable to offer: any

conments concerming her associates

and activitics or personal

life.

She stated she did not possess any unfavorable infor

mation concerning Mes. LODICO.

me advised that based upon her acadenic

association with

Me, LODico she vould favoranly recommend her

xor employuent win the federal Government.

advisca she had no reason whatsoever to question Mrs. LODICO's

loyalty to the United States.

Miscellaneous

The FBI has conducted an investigation

LEERICING PAUL ALVIN LESLIE LODICO. DIEth-

date

September 9, 1940

Michigan, Social

Security 436346-6135.

The information set forth hereinafter

has

been reported during this investigation.

DE Ial advised between May, 1902 anc

varch

1963, that PauL LODIco accended 30

membership neetings ot the Distr

at Debs Hall,

Detroit, during the period

April 29, 1962 to March 17, 1953.

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DE Il advised on November 18, 1962

that on November 4, 1962 et a closed

DBSWP meeting ai Debs Hall, PAUL LODICO

was one of fire DBSW? members elected

to the Executive Committee.

DE I-1 between October, 1962 and March,

1903,

advised PAUL LODICO attended nine

meetings of the riSE

al Debs Hall during

the period

October 5, 1962 and March

17, 1.963.

DE I-ll advised in February, 2963, that

PAUL LODICO, 5875 Fourth Avenue, Deticoit,

was the YSA organizer.

L I"lL advised in. Decembers 1963, thai

LAU. LODICO OL DaLrOLE recistered as E

delegate to the 20t National Convention

of the SiP which was held in New York

City on July 18-21, 1963.

DE I-l advised between April, 1963 and

June, 1963

that PAUl, LODICO

attended

seven closed DBSWP membership meetings

at Debs Hall during the period March 3, 1903

to May 1z, 1963.

De lois advised on September: 10, 1903 thai

PAUL LODICO of DecrolE was a delegate co thi

Third National. Convention of the YSA held

in Chicago,

Illinois, on hugust 31- September

2, 1963

National

and that he was elected to the

Conmittee of the YSA.

DE Tell, in October, 1963, advised PAUL

Doned, wa Prentil Aaron he National.

Committee of the YSA and was an orgarizer

for the

DBYSA.

DE I-2 advised between September, 1963

and March, 196k that PAUL LODICO

attended

12 meetings of the ENST at Debs Hall,

during september, 1963 to February, 1964.

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DE I-5 advised between October,

1963 and March, 1964 that PAUL LODICO

attended ben mectings of the ENSP at

Debo hall during che period septender,

1903 to Febcuary, 1904.

DE I-S advised between April 1964 and

Deceinber, 1964 that PAUL LODiCO attended

ll meetings of the ENSP at Debe.

during March, 1964 50 December, 1964.

DE 1-2 advised on April 13, 1964, that

PAUI. LODICO was then a current momber of

the DESi?.

DE I"2 advised on July us Lod, that

PAUL LODICO was. Chen a current member

DE T-14 02 November 20, 1964 advised thet

PAUL LODICO attended e

•YSA National Committee

Plenun held in New York, New York, on September

5~7, 1964.

DE T~10 on robruary 3, 1965 advised PAUL

LODICO atrended the YSA Fourth National

Convention heid in Chicago, Illinois, on

January 1-3, 1965.

DE T=2 on December 23, 1964 advised PAUL

LODICO On November 20, 1904 hao

requested a

transfer to the Cleveland, Ohio Branch SwP.

DE I~2 on February 19, 1905 advised PAUL

LODICO had been transferred out of the Doswe

as of February 16, 1965.

D's In on November 1. 1901 advised Paul

LODICO attended the

sli? National Convention

held in New Jork City on October 26-29, 1967.

DE I-4 advised between Novenbex, 1967 and

July, 1500 chat caul bobico actended 1y

meetings of the ENSI

at Debs Hail during

the perioc

Septenber 15, 1967 and June

149 1.900.

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De Ins on february 12, 1968 advised

PAUL, JODICO attended the Seventh

National YSA Convention held at the

Holyerine Hotel, Detroit, on February

9-11, 1908.

DE I:G advised on March 4, 1268 PAUL LODICO

was recently elected to the YSA Exccutive

Commitice.

DE To? on June 19, 1968 advised PAUL

LODICO vas observed at the June 13, 1968

session of the SDS convention held at

Michigan State University1968. =

East Lansings

Michigan, on Jine 10-15,

DE T-15 advised on July 26, 1968 that

PAUL LODICO attended a YSA National

Commictee Plenun held on July 5-7, 1968

in New York City.

DE I~2 on Septenber 23: 1969 advised

PAUL LODICO was employed fuli time by

the DESVP at the headquarters located at

Debs Hall and was an oiganizer for both

the DBSWP and the ISA in Detroit.

De 1-L advised between October, 1968

and february, 1970 that PAUL LODICO

attended 39

DBSVP membership meetings

during the period October 3,

196& and

January 3U, 1970 at Debs Hall.

DE ToO advised on December 3, 1968 that

PAUL LODICO attended the Bighth National

YSA Convention hold November 28 to

December 1, 1968 at the Midland Hotel,

Chicago, Illinois.

DE 10o on December ss 19b0, advised

LAUL LODICO actended

National ISA Convention held in Chicago,

•Llinois November 28 to December 1, 1968.

"The Detroit Frce Press" issue of March

"social so tales er article cacciled

The crticle coported PADl LODICO, 23 yeas

old circan of the besar bad siled for the

City or Detroit Common Council prinary

election to be hold on September 9.

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"The Detroit Free Press" on September

contained the results of City

barrore conmon Councal alections.

The article reported PAUL LODiCO did

not win ona

of the primary positions.

"The Detroit Free Press" is a daily

newspaper published at Detroit, Michigan.

DE F9 on September

2s 1969 advised PAUL.

LODICO attended the

SiT? National Convention

held et the Hosed Daptonat,

New York Cliy,

on hugust 29-Sepkember: 1s 1909.

DE TwO on December 31, 1968

advised PAUL

LODICO attonded the SMC National Conference

to End the War in Vietnam held in Chicago,

Illinois, on December 28-29, 1968.

ĐE I-6 an July 8, 1969, advised PAUL. LODICO

attended the SiC National Conference

Cleveland, Ohio, on July 6, 1969.

DE T-9 advised betreen March, 1970 and

sepieriber, 191d, that Pols LosICo accended

3y meetings of the DBSHP held at Debe

Hall during March 5, 1970 to September 9, 1971.

DE IS advised on March 12, 1970, that PAUL.

LODICO WaS

employed by the DESW at its

headquarters, bebs Hall, Detroit.

Di I, on August 15 1970, advised PAUL

LODICO attended the

SWP National Conference

held aù Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, on

August 14-15, 1970.

DE I-T advised between March, 1971 and

July, 1971

three meetings of the

that PaUL 100160

attended

FNST held at Debs

Hall duzing March 5, 1971 and July 11, 1971.

DE I? advised on August 19, 1971, that

PAUL, LODICO attended the SWP National

Convention held

at Oberlin College, Oberlin,

Ohio, August 15, 1971.

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DE T=9 on September 26, 1971 advisca

• PAUL LODICO was then a currently active

member of the Dost?.

DE T-9 on December 9, 1971, advised PAUL

LODICO attended the Rational Peace Action

Coalition (WAC) anti-Vietnam War convention

held on bacember 4ns, 1u/1, at the Cuyahoga

community College, Clevelana, Onio.

A characterization of the NPAC is contained

in the appendix pages attached hereto.

De I-L on Febzuary 7s 1972, advised that

PAUL LODICO, 290 Geneva, highland lark,

(lachigan) s

was a current member of the

DESNP as of February 4, 1972.

DE Ing advised PAUL. LODICO was being

transferred to Woshington, D.G.

DE I-9 advised on February 14, 1972, that

PAUL LODICO atrended a meeting

of the

DBSHP at Debs ball on February 10, 1972.

DE I-17, who is unavailable for recontact or

testimony, on November 2

1971, furnished

a typewritten.

Letter dated March 23: 1914

addressed to

• "Dear Comrades"

and signed by NORMA JEAN LODICO. A Xerox copy of

this lotter

is, hereinafter set forth:

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Daar Corrados:

Party nembership las always been a very serious natter with

ne. l have the greatest respect for the concepts: vanguard

party, and professional revolutionary. Bocause oi this end.

because of seriously aralyzing my activity and ny celation

ship to the paroys i an offering this lotter or resignation.

In various poriods during ay eight year's nenbership in the

porty, I have exercized my political talents, such as they

are respetably. I vant to list sore of the fuactions I

leave

served lo? the sake of the comrades who have only iowa

ne 1n riy inctivilv. i did all eight as E.G. nerber, fonc:

arecross ish organizer, sub compaign direcion, and. Sumer

school, director. i bollove ay performonce vas los excep

Ional bacause of one important deficionor, I took no joy in

those activities nor dad I find nuch satistaction in the more

routine branch worke

I have

no disagreonont vith the party!s political nor polit-

Ically-derived organizational principles. I have loved to

conrade ship in the party and, nore relevantly, I love the

Idca (and the near-certuinty) of the vorld socialist rovolu

tion I don't feel capable, however, of answering the dewands

and the pace roguired to work as a revolutionary should

1. 10 0

vanguard party in this perlod.

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revolutio.arre this rings very true for me. Therefore,

hope that this sesignation will not be seen as a suit for

divorce with

lany charges aud/or councerchanges but rustor as

a forral separatica due to personal incompatibility.

I will contine lo suppose trotorist politics, i intend to

continue my rinancial pledge and hopervily raise is nost gears

and I sirceroiy hove to maintain by friendships with the co

radeso

Respectfullys

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Ors April 3, 1973, recontact was nade with DE T-7.

On April 9, 1973, recontact vas made with DE I g.

These

informants

vere unable to furnish any additional

information

concerning che employee.

Other confidential informants who are

familiar

with Mer politan betrote anca and other related apers in

1913s regardong the euployee.

these informants were unable

•o furnish any additional informacion concerning the employee

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APPENITX

A source adviced on Mey Il, 1071, as follows:

Tho Young ancialist ciliance (YSA) Wac formed

1.19

295% 06 tha joach excannotion of the Boosailot. Workers

and bos oceed chocogk the reare as the losi

souree of rooemacront into the Bize

Tho YBA mcintaine tho

Al. Dason Qquere Nose,

New Fort,

Now Tools,

carloiet Dobrication

"Pac: YOUnG

Socialist Orgrodaos" (LeO) .

April 50,

According to the moochand of the ysa dated

i07l; the

sSA de"e Kulti-Macional Rovolutionery

Socialiet Youth Oxcamzasion."

The SHP hes hoch designated pursuant to

Exocative Order

10460,

• .

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APPENDIX

DETROIE BRANCH,

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALITANCE (DBYST.)

A source advised on July 19, 1972, that the Detroit

Branch, YSA, is affiliated with and controlled by the National

I'sa, which has its headquarters in New York City, and follows

its policies and directives. It vas organized about June 15,

1900, by the socialist honkers Party (sal and is currently

active in Detroit, Nichigan, at SVP Headquarters, 3737 Moodward

Avenue, Dobs Hall, Detroit.

The SHiP has been designated pursuant to

Executive Order 10450.

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SOCIALIST WORKERS PAPTY (OBSUP)

A source advised on July 24, 1972, that the

Detroit Branch of the SuP is affiliated

with the Rational

Sup and follous its policies and directives.

It was organized

Michigan.

The SWi has been designated pursuant to axccative

Order

10450.

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APPENDIX

FRIDAY NIGIT SOCIALIST FORUM (ENSE)

Also Known as

Militant Forum

On July 19, 1972,

a source advised that the Friday

Night Socialist Forun (FNSF) or "Hilitant Forum"

as it

is sometimes called, is a nanc used by the Detroit,

Michigan, Dranch of the Socialist Horkors Party (SWP) in

sponsoring forums, socials and other functions which ac

open to the publie.

Primarily, INST pertains to weekly

public forums hold at SUP

Headquarters, 3737 Woodward

aventies

Detroit,

for the purpose of

sprcading propaganda

of the

Shi?: developing contacts, facilitating recrultrent

of members

into the

swis and presenting susjects oi a

controversial

nature in

the social, political and economic

tields. Usually speakers are members of the sit and they

give the Socialist viewpoint of the subjeci discussed.

The money collected at these rists goes into the sw. creasury

in Detroit.

The source advised some bulletins that are

distributed by the SWP advertise the focums as

being

"Militant Forums" depending upon the speaker and to entice

some of the more radical students from the campuses.

The SWP has been designated pursuant

to Executive Order 10450.

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APPENDIX

STUDENT MOBTLIZATION COMITTEE

also known as

STUDENT MOBILIBACION COMMITTEE TO END THE

WAX IN VISTKAY

NATIONA), STUDDNT KORILIZATSON COMMITTEE

B source advised on lay 16, 1960, that the Student

mobilization Commitioe (SUC) originally crew out of the

Nacional Studoni Strike fo. Pence Conference held in Chicago,

San trancisco, California, on 42x1). 15, 10615

The National

Student Strike for Noace Conteronce was originally called by

the Commist Party,

us. (Crush), and the Socialist Workers

Party (SHP), culminating in a tarcoves by the SWP element in

the Sunner of 1908

and the CPuss oleness withdraving.

Source

sur thor advised that the sic locally and nationally is con

croiled by the she md lis youth aims the young socialist

Alliance

(isd), as evidenced by the ISA leadership and parti

cipation is

she activities

The SiP has been designated by the Attornoy General

of the United States pursunni do Exccutive Order 10x50.

A report of the Commitice on Un-Anerican Activities,

Housc of Representatives, Ninetieth Congress, First Session,

dated

• March

32, 1967, entitled "Communist Origin and Manipu

Jation of Vicinan Weck (Spril 8-15, 196%)," On page 53, states

part, "Comunists

are playing dominant roles in both

the

Student Mobilization Conniitee and the Spring Mobilization

Committce."

A second source advised on November 16, 1970, that

the New York Regional Office of the SMC was locatcd at 15 East

rich street, Second floor,

New York, New York, where

"The

Siudent Mobilizes" is published.

"The Sturiont Mobilizer" is

seli-doscribed as boing published by the National Office of

the siudent Mobilization Comnittee to Bud the Was. in Victnam.

{ollous:

inmediate snd

unconditional witharawal of 2l1

United States troops fron Vietnam,

end to the craft,

end to all forms of campus complicity with the war in Viethan,

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self-determination for Vietnam

and black America, and

constitutional rights for GI's and high school studenis.

A third

source rovised that the National Office

of the sac is in the process of moving to Room 1122,

1346 Connecticut Ave., N.V., Washington, D. C.

'x.

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APPENDIX

STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY

Studenis for a Democintic Society (SDS), as

commonly knosn,

camo into exisionce al a founding convention

hold during dupe, 1902, at Port Huron, Michigan.

In the

1360s, it functioned as

the loading New Left campus-based

student organination in tho Unitco

states.

From an initial posturo of "participatory denocracy,"

SDS moved to a radical revolutionary position.

Shadings of

Harrist-Janinist idcology becano predominant during 1568-15051

with debate centering

on hor best to create a revolutionary

youth movement.

During the 19g0s, SDS moved ron involvement

in the civil rights

to an anti- Tiemam var position

and to advocacy of a militani anti-imperialist line linking

up the opproosed peoplos of Asia, Africa, and latin Anerica

with the binck liberation myoment in the United States.

Internal Inctionalion doveloped within SDS during

1968-1969 vith the following

three tactions developing as

result o1 a split during the Sos lational. Convention in

June, 1969: Weathernan; Worker Student Alliance (iSA);

and

Revolutionary Youth

Movement (RYS)

The Weatherman and RY!

are no longei affiliated with sos, wherens the visa continues

to use the name sDs.

Until the Weatherman closed the SDS National Office

in february: 1970, it was maintnined

at 1G0S West Madison

Street, Chicago, Illinois; hovover, ViSA has its national

headquarters in Chicago and continues to use the nane soS.

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STUDINTS FOR A DENOORAPIC SOCISTI/WORKEI

STUDENT AULIAOCS FACTION

Buring the June, 1969, National Conyention o1 Te

Studenis fox a Democretic Socioty (506) held in Chicago,

Illinois, a split

mose batween nembers aliguer

with

Progressive labor Parcy (OLP)

and thoee supporting the caction

in control of the Nationäl Ctice..

Me motonal, Ottice

faction laici bocame inowa, as che Weathermaz

From lare somer of 1969 until Decenber, 1970, the

•JDoricniod faccion of S03 mintsinod dis 1ath0nel Coiica

in Boston, Massaciasotis.

this jaction instituted a camprigu

io build a Worker

student miliance (PSd) or& Canpus Forker

student Allance.

Achough this faction as orion retorred

to as WSt!

in has onorged as the only renaining natiouri

SDS organization.

shortly alter the students son & Democratic

Society/Workor Scudont Milionee (C2S/V34) Netional Convention

in Chicago in Decomber, 2010,

the National Office was nored

to Chicago.

During the 1070

Motional. Convention a confrontatioa

occured botrech the PiD criented Lancersian and various

caucuses opposed to PLP dominazion of 8DS/VS6.

This confronte

cion loir the PoP-oriented leadership in complete control oê

SDS, USA.

The SDS/ESA currently maintaios Les National Office

at, 1225 South

Vabask, chicago.

The official rablication of

SDS/ISA, "lew Leit Notes, " is printed in Chicago.

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2C2LSDT

PROCRZE222: LAPOR FARTY

"The Now oct: 11905;

"city caition,

Tuesday,

Архів 20, 1005, р100 271

that a new party of

"rerointloor! sat tieh" mo formally founded on April 18,

1965,

the Promessive Lebor Party (P."),

which hao bach thor as tho Progressive

labor Movonent,

Accordi!

the Progressive Labor

Movenont was founded in 1864 by kilton losen and Hortánes

Scheck at lor toy wore expelled fron the Comunist Party, USA,

50r assorirdly following the chinose communist line.

A sourco adoleed on June 3, 1903,

tbat the Pre

held dis Cocond rational Convention

in dew

York: Croy, May 31-

June

2, 1058, at which

tine the lll rensserted its

objective of

the ostoolishment of a

militant working-class

movement baced on Marzich-Loninion.

Tho sourco also edviced thot at the Socond Rational

Convention, 171603

losen was maninously corelected

rational

Charrman of the Fur and Leva Laus:

need verone;

Jared jerael,

Willian Spich, Jacob loser,

detirey Gordon, and Malter linder

were elcoted as the National. Committee to lead the PiP until.

the next convention.

The PLP publishes "Progriosive Labor," a quarterly

magazine, and "Challenge-Desaito,"

a bireekly newspaper.

Source advised on June 3, 1571, that the PLP

utilizes an address of General Post Office Bos 308, Brool:lyn,

Y'oxk,

and also uislikes

an office in Room. 617,

1 Uaion

Square West, New York, New York.

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REVOLUTIONARY YOUTH MOVENENT

A source advisca that the Revolutionary Youth

Movement IT (RYMIT) faction of Students for a Doncoratio

Society (SDS) held a national conference at Atlanta, Ceorgia

Fion November 26 to 30s 1969, At this conference it was

decided to form a new organization to be known as Revolutio.

Youth Movenont

(R14), characterized as a mass anti-imperial:

youth organization,

said oiganization being pioposed as

separate and distinct in fosm and content. Ecom SDS.

The

"principles di Unity" adopted by the conference included

struggle against white supremacy and male supremacy; lights

against imperialisi, anti-connunism, fascisn

and oppressior

of youth; and.

support of

the right of self-determination o

al].

"oppressed nations,"

3150

support of the right of all

"oppressed and

exploited"

peoples

"to armed self-aciense.

It was agreed that rym would not be a Marxist-leninist

organization; hoverer, source said this was docided

in

order

to indicate an organization broad enough in form to ba

acceptable to everyone.

temporary National Steezing

Conmittee (NSC) nade up of eight females and two males was

elected to govern RiM until national officeis could se

eLected during the spring or 1970.

RYM

publications have listed the RYM National

Dirace (NO) aL rost Office Box 5421 and Post Driice Box

77012 C, both Atlanta, Georgia, and a second source has

advised

chas the no nas no oitice space but would probably

be considered as located at Apartment 27, 1957 Alta Avenue,

Northeast, Atlanta.

Second source advised that women dominated the

sounding conference and have continued to dominate NSc

meetings to the point that "women's liberation" has

apparently becone

the Rid's piincipal issue also that

RYl's poor financial condition has resulted in its

farlure

to publish a papei.

During eatly 1970, Ryll has decided

to cater to the working class rather than youth, since

the poientiai for social revolution lies in workers.

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A third source has stated that it vas docided

at the March, 1970, NSC meating that Ruk women had

decided the

orgonization will be holded into a

"working

class

, racist ioninist, revolutionary, anti-imperialist,

pro-black nationalict, people's women's Liberation

organization."

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APPENDIX

WE/ TITER MAN

Initially called the "Action Faction, " Veatherman

cane into being immediately before the june, 1969, Students

for a Democratic Societr (a)S) Ational Convention. At

this Rational

Convention, leatherman von alt three

national

officer positions

and

a majority of the National Interin

Commitec as

wolle

subscatently,

it took over the

SDS

National. Office in Chicago,

illinois, and concrolled ais

funds, paper, and national

Although internal

struggle existoo until late 190g,

Yeotherman for all major

The icin Heatherman emergod from an lacological

paper prepared by

its

leaders untitled "You Don't Need

Reacherman to khoy Which lay the Wind Blows."

("Now Left

Notes, " June 18, 1969)

This statenent outlined the basic

stance

of Weatherman: Marsistioninist in content but with

strong advocacy that

action,

not theory, would bring about

revolution in the United States

This posture was couple

mented with an international identification with the Cuben

revolution and Castro's statement that the duty of a

• revolutionary is to make revolution.

During October, 1969: Weatherman 2a0is an Chicago

resulied

in more than 260 arresision mob accion and relitoo

chargose a program of armed

struggle vas adopted during a

1903,

"Far Council" wherein Icrorist tactics and

poseiend assascination vere contemplated. The haste strength

of Weatherman was then revealed to be some 300-600 nationally,

and scographically apportioned to the hidwest, New York, and

to the korchwest.

As its rhetoric oi violence escalated, Weatherman

leadeis increasingly discussed the necessity of

an underground

operation wherein more than 90 per cent of the organization

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would be submergod; "affinity groups" of three-five members

would function independenily.

In February, 1970, lenthoman

Leaders announced a progran of "statogie

sabotage" with

police and military instablations as primary targets.

In february, 1970, loatherman abandoned the sis

Vational Office, 1600

rest trison sticet, Chicago, IllinoIS;

and throughout the country cnicred in underground status

és.

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APPENDIX

NATIONAL PEACE ACTION COALITION

on Corober 1: 1570, i source made available & cops

of "An Open Lotter Do All College Scudents" fron Rational

peace action Conlition (NPiC) dated. October 6, 1070, wich

self-doscribod APAC as in librella cogonination formed it

the Sudent lobilization Cosmitted (SIC)

National Energency

Conteronce againet Conbodianicos flotnam Ver Heid at

Clercland,

Ohio, on dune 19-21, 1910, to unite all

forces in

the strugale to irmodiateny end United Stores

involvencht in Southsaet Acia. One ain of NPiC io to gaiu

the support or labor forces.

NIAC Hendquarters

is locateday 2202 Buched Avenue,

Cleverand, Ohio,

with branch offices located in major

United States cities.

A second source on Cctober Les 1970, made aya11a040

a COpy 0d a

entitled "ouganizing Local Poace Action

Coalitiong;

2102 Mucild Aveme, Cleveland,

the

paper starou

that to bacia objootive oi HPIC is to invoire

masses of

peopie, including labor usions, Gi's and the blecl

community in the

struggle to

end United Siates incorvention.

Indochina through orderly and poaceful tactice.

Those tactios

inciude building masg demouetrations and nacional conceroacee:

distributing leatlets, soiling literatures organizing foruce

81 d

fundraising activities, and rescitying at stare logislatre

• heacings.

A chird source, on lay 6, olds aovised tele was

formed and made opecational by

membars of the socialist Workers

Party (SW. NPAC io heavily influcneed by SUP leaderchip

nationally and is a recruiting ground for this organizatiou.

The Sip has been designated by the attorney

General of the Unitod States pursuant to

Execucive Order 10450.

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STATES DEPARTMENT OF CO

NICE

Deiroits

Michigan

April 18,

3973

Tille

NORMIA. JEAN LODICO

Librarian

Department of the

• Intecior

Washingtons D.C.

Churacles SECURITY OF GOVERNENT DIPLOYBES

Reference Dobroit report of SA JAMES SULDIVAN

dated and captioned as above.

All sources fescopt any listed below) whose identities are concealed

trenced compunication have furnished reliable information in the past.

someones

'ces ty FD-376

mus miler veromenucling for conclusions of the fist. lois the propell.

ud is looned lo jour agines; it and its contents are not in he distributed cuttle sou

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICATION

REPORTING OFFICE

CINCINNATI

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

BUREAU

TITLE OF CASE

NORMA JEAN LODICO (nee), Aka.

Department of the Interior

DATE

4/18/73

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

4/16/73

REPORT MADE BY

SA ROBERT F. MAHLER

CHARACTER OF CASE

SGE

TYPED BY

jap

RSFERENCES :

WTO airtel to Detroit, 4/10/73, copies to

cincinnati.

• RUC -

ADMINISTRATIVE:

Title and character being set forth as above as

Cincinnati Division has no communication other than

referenced airiel to denote full and complete title.

CONVIC.

rUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

IT NONE

ACQUIT.

CASE HAS BEEN:

RECOVERIES

TALS

PENDING ONER CUE YEAR DYES ERNO

OVER SIX MONTHS

YES BINO

IT'PROVED

O MADE

Its opene

Cế - Bureau

14(140-41812) !

l - cincinnati (140-2543)

SPECIAL AGENT

CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

4/231

140741212712

REC 80

WEVER? APR 23

3. 1973..

Thus docment is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to

your committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person.

nel without the express approval of the FBI .

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

Notation sa

800-639

5500

185=

I ate twd.

dier Fird.

LE 2 7 1373

1973

Tute

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r...

CI 140-2643

Cincinnati files contain case captioned "PAUL.

ALVIN LESLIE LODICO, SM - SWP", OffiCe Of Origin Detroit,

Cincinnati File 100-14643, where

Cincinnati was

furnished characterization of LODICO by cleveland, showing

identified LODICO as SWP member in Cleveland.

25 0f 4/19/65.

No mention of this was made in attached

report as Detroit is conducting investigation in instant

case.

iod,

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•D-204 (Rcv. 3-3-59)

+.".

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy 10:

Report of: SA ROBERT E. MAHLER

Dote:

April 18, 1973

Field Office File #: CI 140-2643

Title:

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Departnent of the Interior

Office: CINCINNATI

Bureau File i:

140-41812

Characer: SECURITY OF GOVERNVENT EMPLOYEES

Synopsis:

Records, Supreme Court of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, show PAUL

LODICO axreSted 9/29/64, Bowling Green, Onio, and

convicted of selling the

"Young Socialist" magazine,

in violation of city ordinance.

The conviction was upheld

by the wood county, Ohio, Court of Appeals, 9/9/66.

• Records

show conviction was reversed by Ohio Supreme

Court, 7/12/67.

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CI 140-2643

RESULTS OE INVESTIGACION:

On April 16, 1973, records of the Supreme Court

of ohio, columbus:

onio.

were made available by SAMUEL

ADKINS, Clerk, Office of the Clerk of Supreme Court of

Ohio, which disclosed the folloving:

PAUL. LODICO and THADD, D. BEEBE were arrested

September 29, 1964, by the Bowling Green, Ohio, Police

Department, while selling publications on the Campus of

Bowling Green state University. LODICO was selling the

"Young Socialist Organizer," a

publication of the loung

Socialist Alliance (YSA), of which LODICO was a member.

BREBE was selling "The Militant."

Both defendants were

charged with violacing Chapter 723 of the Municipal Ordinance

of Bowling Green, Ohio, which requires the obtaining of

a license from the Safety Director before selling or offering

for sale goods, wares or personal services. The charge

against BEEBE was dismissed, but LODICO was convicted.

Characterizations of the Young

Socialist Alliance, "The Young Socialist

oxganizer" and "The

• Militant appear in the

Appendix to this report.

The conviction of LODICO was upheld by the.

court of appeals, wood County, Ohio, September 9, 1966.

Volume II, "Ohio State Reporter," second edition,

supreme Court of Ohio

defendant and

• reversed

the findings of the lower courts.

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APPENDIX

YOUNG SOCIALIST ALGIANCE

A • Bource

saviood during lay, 1012, AB ROllONE:

The Youre Bocinlici Alliance (YAR)

vas cornad

in

91 80 ChO M00

ercenszation of tho Socialice Workers Party

sue sad te

seivod through the years no the main Gource o.

recrutcnont inco. cho. oute

The. ISA maintaincdits National

Roadousrtere ri

41 Union Square Heat, New Yore, Now lork, anc

had as its officist publication "the Xoung Socialini Organiser"

(180) •

Recording to the maschoad of the Yso, dated April 21.

: 1972,

the

Xen medescribed &s

"a tales-National Revolutionar:

SOCIALISE YOUTh OrgasleaZIon. "

APPENDIX

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APPENDIX

"THE YOUNG SOCIALIST ORGANIZER"

According to the masthead of the April 21, 1972,

Issue of Tho Young Socialied Organizes" (YSO),, 1i Foo

described so "a

weokly notion pubiication or the Young

Sociallot

millenco (rSA), a Multislational Revolutionary

SocialisE Youth cagandantion.

APPENDIX

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APPENDIX

"THE MILITANT"

"The Militant" ts

a weekly newspaper. of the

SocialIst Workers Party (SWP) published

in Mew

Koris City.

The SWP has been designated pursuant to Exocutive

Ordor 10450.

APPENDIX

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KD.21 Kies, 88-1-721

In Reply, Please Refer 10

File No.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

cincinnait, Obio

April 18, 1973

Title

NORMA JEAN LODICO

Department of the interior

!

Character

SECURITY OF GOVERNIENT EMPLOYEES

Reference Report Of SA Robert F. Mahler 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.

* 14

'.

APR 2 7 073

Leo Dusto

Will: jh

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 lo be distributed outside your

agency

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• FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVES IGATION

IGOFFICE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

ALEXANDRIA

BUREAU

F CASE

NORMA JEAN LODICO

nee Dupire, aka

Mrs, Paul Alvin Leslie lodico

Norma. Jean Coty,

Mrs, Oliver Francis Coty,

Norma Jean Cote,

LIBRARIAN

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, D. C.

DATE

4/24/73

REPORTMADE BY

SA CARL, E. KOEHLER

CHARACTER OF CASE

SGE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIDO

4/18/73

REFERENCE:

Alexandria report of SA CARL I. KÖEHLER, 4/16/73.

TYPED BY

privic.

FUG.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

FINES

SAVINGS

ENONE

RECOVERIES

ACQUIT

TALS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR DYES DINO

PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

EYES LINO

PROVEU

SPIESMADE:

SPECIAL AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

/4i-

111513-

та

Bureau

• Alexandria (140-271)

26995591 ESCA

- B

RIC 80

•8 APR 25 1973

nation outside your Committee.

This document is prepared in response to your request und is not

Its use is limited to

official proceedings

• your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

nel without the express approval of the EBLe

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

•gency

Tes Caa

FETTER

FR376

Notations

equest Recd. 22a Lipto

are Fwd.

2w: Fiva.

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шмика, Акый заж- 47л

22.204 0ier.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

•Report of:

Ficid Ollice File #:

Tisle:

SA CARL F. KOEHLER

4124/73

140-271

TORMA JEAN LODICO

Department of the Interior

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EPLOYEES

Olice Alexandria, Virginia

foul.

Bureau File #:

Characier:

Synopsis:

No record regarding the employee's sister

at Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department.

-RUC-

:..

....

This is cmanded copy ci Saturity of Government

Engloye repert and shr incibar:

fie for dias action poo, inis.

iii

necessary, copies should be mude of this copy.

Thie docunent containe neither secommendasione nor conclusione of the FBI. It in ire property of the FBI and in loaned to your asency: il and its contents

are nos to be dierbured ouinde your axensy.

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AX 140-271

RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION

SC JOHN B. ARMSTRONG caused a search to be made of

the files of the Arlingion County, Virginia, POlICe

Department and was advised on April 18, 1973 that no

record was located

concerning the employee's sister,

SHARON NAIMAN.

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in This, 895-72)

.'.*

440»41012

-Date:

APR 27 1913

To:

Director, Bureau of Personnel Investigations

Civil Service Commission

From:

Director, Federal Dureau of Investigation

Dj Closing Full Field

Disloyal ED #2

Unfounded

• Closing PI

O Closing Supp

. "

C Supplemental

you request and is not for dissent

official proceedings

to

use is limited to

be disclosed to unauthorized person.

FBI.

nut

is prepared in response

It's

the

Сотт:""ce.

your

and the content may

This document

nation oviside

your Committee

nel without the express approval of

Subject: NOTUSA JEAN LODICO

Dopazinent of the Xaterzer

SECURITY OF GOVERNER ETIONESS

Transmitted herewith are FRO

containing the results of:

copies of the following communications

A full field investigation. Please advise this Bureau of the ultimate

disposition in this matter.

An inquiry.

Report o€

13g

BA Janes Sulliven dated

1973,

at DetrOits

lischigan.

Report, of

8A Pichord John Dordell

Арі2a- 13;

1073, 46 Vashington,

Report ot

SA Wi21i&l

to Anzelrood dated

Aprzzu3, 1073, Ri Senttle, Washington.

Mirates

EE MAY

8 1973

Rеро3(-01

Apxil

i.

SA James C. Shore dated

1933 g

at Cloveland, Ohio,

• (CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)

MimiLED 6

34 2000702

APR S 0 1973

FBI

7 Prior correspondence has previously been furnished your agency.

[ Returned herewith is this individual's Standard Form

This matter: C Pending. Pending another Government agency. X No further

action is contemplated under Executive Order 10450 in the absence of a specific request.

This information should not be disseminated to unauthorized persons or agencies.

This Bureau makes no recommendation regarding clearance or disapproval of the captioned

individual for Federal employment.

(<4) I-AAG,

Criminal

12 VIstOn

.1B :0jh

1700-447409604014

JEAN

Office of

A-C attached to NFO rept

i

JINRECONDED COPY FILED IN

separ

Security (under cove

4/1.3/73.

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Directors Sureau of Pessonnel Investigations, CSC

Report of SA Harold R. Evans dated

April 5, 1073, aù Chicago, Illinoise

Report or SA Robert F. Mahlor dated

AprIl I6, 1073, at Cincinnati, Ohio.

Report or SA Philip Roseberry dated

AD2LI 9, 1973, at Denver, Colorado.

Report of SA Robert E. Barritt dated

April 5, 1973, aü Richnond, Virginias

Roport of SA Carl F. Koohler dated

April 16, 1973, at Aloxandsia, Virginia.

Report of SA. Carl I. Kochlor dated

April 24, 1973, at Alexandria, Virginias

Memorandun dated April 18, 1973, at

Dorialt, lichigan.

Memorandum dated April 13, 1973, at

Washtagton, D. C.

Memocandun dated April 3, 1973, at

Seattle, Washington.

Kemorandum dated Apxil 42, 1975g at

cleveland, Ohio.

Memorandum dated April 5, 1973,

at

Chicago, Illinois.

Memorantum dated April 18, 1973g

Cincinnati; Oh10.

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F'D-376 (Rev. 8-15-72)

r. l

140-43812

APR & 7 1373

Director

United States Secret Service

Department of the Treasury

Washington, D. C. 20220

RE: NORMA JEAN LODICO

Department of the Interior

Dear Sir:

SECURITY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

The information furnished herewith concerns an individual or organization believed

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

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

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

2. D Attempts or threats to redress grievances.

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

4. D 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. [] Defector from U. S. or indicates desire to defect.

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

activits' in groups engaged in activities inimical to U. S.

Photograph [ has been furnished

enclosed

[ is not available.

struck Y

pray...

L. Patrick Gray,

Acting Director

Exhibits A-C attached to NO rept 4/13/73.

DE rept 4/18/73

WrO rept 4/13/73

SE rept 4/3/73

CV rept 4/12/73

CG rept 4/5/73

CI rept 4/18/73

DN

rept 4/9/73

RH rept 4/5/73

1X rept 4/16/73

AX

rept 4/24/73

DE memo 4/18/73

WFO memo 4/13/73

SK memo 4/3/73

CY memo 4/12/73

CG memo

4/5/73

• 4/18/73

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BO MAY 8 1973

MAILED 6

BI COURIER

Losestnus mossies

APR3 0 1973

Enclosurels) (225 his doaments prepared in responsento your request and is not for dissemi-

nation ouisite your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your committes and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person

I he without the express approval

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Assistant Attorney General

Criminal Division

Acting

Director, FBI

APR 8 8 1973

Altention: Office of Security

KONIA JEAN LODICO

Departnent of the Interior

SECURICY OF GOVERNIRID EMPLOYCES

For your information, and in order that consideration may be given as to

whether any Federal laws have been violated, there is transmitted herewith one copy

of a lotter of this date to the L'nited States Civil Service Commission together with

one copy each of its enclosures covering an investigation conducted concerning the

captioned individual.

I Reference is made to this Bureau's letter dated

This is furnished to supplement the data previously forwarded to

the Department in this case.

• • 140041812

Enc. (20)

Mincin

(2)

MAILED 21.

APR 2 7 1973

FBI

REC 80

140-4112

14

Ees52 see 0959225

120 MAY 8 1973

This document is prepared in response to your request and is not for dissemi

nation outside your Committee.

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

your Committee and the content may nut be disclosed to unauthorized person-

nel without the express approval o the fBi.

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AND MATERIAL ATTRONES

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United States Department of the terior

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

WASHINGION, D.C. 20210

(derivative)

Mr. Clarence M. Kelley

Director,

Federal. Buxeau of Investigation

Department of Justice

9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20535

JAM 2 1 1974

-001

ATIN: Intelligerice-Division

Dear Mr. Kelley:

• RE:

Norma Jean Lodico

DOB:

03-05-42.

POB:

Detroit, Michigan

SSN:

JFK Act 6 (3)

The subject identified above is employed by this Department as a librarian.

Receipt of Bureau File #140-41812, in May 1973, revealed her membership in

an organization identified on the Attorney General's list as subversive.

The matter of her continued employment is presently being adjudicated by

the Civil Service Commission.

110-1171:

Chis. is to advise that, on January 9, 1974,

• REfect requested annual leave

for the period March 14, through March 22, 1974 to take advantage of the

Interior Department Recreation Association's triuta the Soviet Union.

Since she has accrued only 16 hours of annual leave, she further requests

permission to take 5 of those days as leave without pay. We do/noi-inteabr -

to interpose any objection to her request; however, I considered it advi-

sable to xelay this intormation to you as a matter of possible interesten 1974

This letter is marked Confidential; this derivative classification ston

protect information furnished as an addition to the original Bureau report a

which was classified Confidential.

sincerely yours,

Bel.

Seatty

Actine

Touis 1. Clotti

1O 100-44/40 NATIONAL, SECUEITY INFORMATIONS:

Director of Management Operations

Unauthorized Disclosure

Subject to Criminal Sanctions

111:-41812

GONFIBONTEEL

(derivative)

Elisi achies

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