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Mr.

Adams

- Mr./esayitt

- Mr.

Moore

The Attorney General

Director, FBI

BAT. AVE

• June

1976

i lite

1

- Mr.

Mintz

2

- Mr.

Daly

1

- Mr. Stassinos

ARTHUR

JEFFERSON

MARY DE OREO

FORNER

SENATIC

SELECT COMMUTINE

STATE MEMBERS

Sentele,

'15

For Jour information,

Harold Taylor-1s-ene-or three

Los Angeles, Calitornia, Black Panther Farty (BPP) neubers on

colal in the Supesior Court in California for attornted murder

of a policeman on September 10, 1971.

Throughout the trial. the

defense has attemptad to establish that the EBI's COINTELFRO

harassed the corendents and caused them. to cormit the crine.

The defense has subpoenaed and is introducing the oral testimony

ot Arthur Jefferson, who qualified as an expert witness on the

basis of being an investirator or employee oi the Senate Select

Comnittae (SSC). Mr. Jefferson is identifiod in SSC roborLs

ssc counsel.

In the SSC final report dated Anxil 26, 1976,

anó encitled "INTELIIGENCE ACTIVITIZS AND THE RICITS OF AMERI-

CANS," Mr. Jafferson is llsted

as one oi tuo principal steit

authors oi

the report "The INI's Efforts to Disrupt and

Neutralize the Black Panther Farty."

In addition to the Los Angelen trial, FBI employees,

former employces and an Informant have boen named as co-defendants

Henrahar,

0-C-T3U Consolidated,

In Chicago, IlLinois. This actiOn was

brought by heirs of two BPI neubera icilled in a December 4, 1969,

shooting between bit manbers in Chicago mnd Chicago Police

officero assigned to the State's Attorney's Office, Cock County,

Illinois.

Cur COINTELPRO has been interjacted into this trial

by the plaintiffs'

allegations that the shooting was a culmina-

tion of a series or did comrairo actions directed against the

BPP.

It is belloved that Mr. Jefferson Is listed as a witness

fos the plaintiats in this trial..

"Eldridge Cleaver, eE alr

Also in connection with the recent civil action fEis.u.C..

D. C.,

1970, at the

instruction of United States District Court Judge June L. Green,

?BL personach net with bepartnent of Justice CITI DIVISION

12-1637

.41

NOT RECORDED CONTINUED - OVER

JOS: RICZ, INFORMASS

CONTAITED

CLASSIEIND

MoR-16

.. 66 JUL 14 1976

SEE NOTE

PACT THREE

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The Attomey. General

attornoys and plaintiffs' attorey in atterpt to explore ways of

narrowing plaintiffs' Freedom of Inforuation Act request suffi-

ciently to allow easy setrieval. Plaintiffs' counsel, Robert

parently serving as a consultant. Mr. Comell subsequently

advised a Departmontal attorney that Ms. Da Oreo is associated

with hie law fizu.

1.

Senato Select Cormittee reports identify Mary De Oreo

as & Research Assistant of the SSC.

one senate select at tee eno ced report

ACTIVIZIES AND INE RICITS OF AMERICANS," identifies De Oreo as

assisting in the preparation of SSC report entitled,

"COINTSLERO:

The FBI's Covert Action Frograns Against American Citizens," and

"De. Martin Lather King, Jx., Case Study."

Senate Resolution 21, of January 21, 1975, establiah-

ing the Select Committee To Study Covernmental Operations With

Respect To Intelligence Activities, Section &, states in part

that, "As a condition of employment--each person shalt agree

not to accopt any honoration, royalty or other pegment for

speaking

engagement, magazine article, book, or other endeavor

cornocted with the Investigacion and study undercaken by this

Conmittee."

Rule 7.5 of the Rules of. Procedure for the Senate

Select Cormittee, adopted Ayril 9, 1975, states, "No testicony

taken including the naues of witnesses testifying or naterial

presented at an Exocutive Session, or clossified papers, and

other materials reccived by the staff or Its consultants while

in the employ of the Coumittee shall be made public, in shole

or in part or by way of sumary, or disclosed to any person

cutside the Cormittce, or after

the termination or

the Coumittee,

I12 such marmer as say

be determined by the Senate."

Rule 7.6 states, "Before the Cormittee Is called upon :

to make any disposition with respect to the testirony, papers

or other materials presented to it, the Connittee nembers shall

have a reasonable opportunity to examine all pertinent testicory,

papers and other naterials that nave been obtained by the cormittee

staft. No nonbers shall rclease any such testiniony, papers, or

other materials, or any information contained in such testimony,

papers, or other deterials,

tO

the public or any person outside

the Cormittce mless authorized by a majority vote of the entire.

Committee, or alter the termination of the

Cormittee, In such

manner as may be determined by the Senate."

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The Attornay Central

Given the above, I question the propriety of

Ir. Jofferson's aprearance at the los Anrolea and Chicago BFP

arials, and qualifying, as an esport vitneas on the basis of hia

association wich the SeC.

I also question Ns. De Drao's assist-

Ins the plaintifis

actoray in the aldcidga

• Cleanut casu.

I am separately corresponding with Senator Daniel K.

Inouge, Chalmet, Senate Select Condicec on Intellicnee,

to briao chis naster to his attention, since he till

be angaged

In the proparation of guidelines for the new overpirht comittee.

1. - The Deputy Attorney General.

•1 - Assistant Attorney General

Office of Legislative Affairs

NOTE: Reference nemorandum dated May 27, 1976, from J. G.

Deegan to Mr. Leavitt, captioned,

"HAROLD TAYLOR, EM-EPP"

enumerating material contained in letter to the Attorney

General.

Regarding subpoenaed materials, mentioned in

referenced memorandum from our Los Angeles and San Diego

Divisions, these materials are all contaired in the footnotes

to Book Ilt of the Senate Select Committce Einal Report, datec

April 23, 1976, in chapter entitled,

"THE IBI'S COVERT ACTION

PROGRAM TO DESTROY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY,"

pages 187-223.

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MI.

Hr.

Adains

Icavitt

iloore

= Mr.

rantE

2 • Mr. Daly

June 46, 1976

SY LIAISO

In a Fix.

Stassinos

Honorable Banielf. Inouye

Selook Connittee on Intellizence

Unitad States Benats

Nazidzigton, D. 6.

Dozi Me. Chalizen:

I take tais orportialty. to write you concerning a

sturbing, astror coat has cost

to ay accention.

informacion an individual by the none of Harold

Taylor is

cas

0f three Los Ancelos, California,

Black Fancher Farty sembexs

on trial in the

Superior Couri in California for strentad

murder of a policenan on Septenber 10, 1971.

Thronghout che

Erial the defandant has actemptad to estahlist that the Fat'a

Courerintellizenez

Exopian baraased the defendants

caused them to cocult the crime.

The defause

has sabrectand

and 16 incrodicing the oral testimony of Arthur Jatferson sho

qualified as an expert ritucso on the baals of boins an investi

astor or esployee of

the Sonate Select Cormittee,

Me. Jefferson

Ia identitled in the Saloot Cormittee's reports

as counse) and

as ono of to principal etali authore of the Select Cormittee's

"The PDI's Efforos to Diarupt and Nutralisa the Black

Panther. Farty."

In addicion to che Los Angelos trial.

present end

Forner: ISI erployees have been noned as co-dateadants in a

civil action coptioned,

"Iberla

335P COM

Eduard

LanTaMen,

(O.S.D.C.,

/0-C138, Consolidated

Chicago, Illinois.

Tile action was

brought by heirs

o6 two Miack imther Party nenbers killed.

{n. & Deconber 4, 1969, shooting between. Black

Lanther Farty

membeta in Chicago and Chicaço Police officcrs assigned to tie

Scato's Attorony's Offlco, Cock County, Illinoia.

Intelltrance

Frogram kas beer interjectod into this trial by

the plaintilfe' allerations that the inciúant to & culnination

Of a scros of IDY Counterintellifence Program actione directer

-anginat the black Fanther Farzy.

Ki. Jeiforson 16 l1sted za

o witness for the plaintifis in

the trial.

ALI, INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED

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Honorable Daniel k. Inouye

Also, En connection with the racent civil sction

otyled Eldridue Geaver, 9E Eh.:

r.e.o.C.,

: Austration of United States Distriot Court Judge Tune .

Cready

perzonbal not with

Inpartache of Juscice Civil

sion autorers and maintiffa

attorney in atterpt to espion

vars es norrowas pirintiica

Freddon on Intomation Ace requezt

aufficiently to allow easy ratrioval.

counsel,

Roberc Cornoll, o the in Eim Truitt, Fabrikant, Lucklin and

Lenzner of

Hashington, was accompanied

hiy one Nary De. Orco who

apparently servias as & consultan.

Me. Cornell susse-

quently adviaod & lapartnental atcomey Chac Ma. De Oxoo 15

associated

les Fino.

Sesate Selact Condttes (SSC) noports identify Kary

De Drec ae

Research Ascistant of cue S00,

Fool: It of the final

capore of the Sanate Solact Comictee zonest entitico "TATHILIOSNCR

ACTIVITIES AND TUE RIGIDS OF ANDRICAES,

Identitlos De Oreo as

anoiating in the propazation of aSC report entitled, COLNOELERO;

The FBI'& Covert Action Frograne Against American Eliizens," and

"De. Martín Luther Ring, Jr., Case Scudy."

Senate Resolution 21, SI January 21, 1979: escab-

Lahing the Soleet Conadetee

To Judy lovarneneat Cerscions

Hich Respock To Intolligence Activitios, Soction E, ecatea

Chat,

"àa e condition oã

employment-unch verson shall agice

to accept any honorarius, royalty of other payuant for 2

connected mata the investigation and study incartaken by thie

Committee.

Rule 7.5 of tha Rules aễ Procedure for the Sonate

Select Coonittos, adoyted Apull 9, 1975, states,

"No tastinony

taken including the panes of vitaesnea

castifying or naterini

prosented at an laccucive Seuston, or classifted

papers, and

other saterials received by the strif o. les consuleets while

Is the employ of the Cormictoo shala be rade

publie,

in whole

or in part or by aay of

summary, or disclosed to my persor

oucaide the Cornicted unlass authoriaod by a pajority voto of

the entire Cormitsoe, or aiter the bercination of the Commictee,

te such manner as nay ba determinad by the Senate.

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Honorable Daniol K. Induye

Rule 7.E states, "Dofozo the Cormittee La called upon

un make any disposition sath semach so see testirony, marciali

os acher nacerials prosentad to it, the Concietze

neabers

have a recaonable opportunity to xanino all pertinent tuesimony,

papers and other natarials that have been obtainod by the Con

mittee stalk.

lio nenbors siall islease any such testicony:

papars, or other notoriaie, or any intomation cuntained it

such tescitony,

papers, or other materials, to the pubiie or

any person outside the Comicses undese acrorised by a

majority voce of the entire Gocrittee, or after the termination

of the. Comitta, in Juch manner as may be doterminad by the

Senate.

Comitte.

Given the above. I guestion the gropriety of

Ma. Jefferson's appearance at the Log Angeles end Chickpo

Black Panther Fasty trints and sualifyinz

22 an expert witheas

or the basis of his forter euployant wich Sanate Select Cor

Past

question

the propriety of Ma. DIe Orce acsistint

the plaintifto

accorney in the Eldride Gleavor case.

1 bring

Chis

matcet be your attention for whatever actios you

auricetle and for

Ceco

YOU CONSIESIRLICH IN CrAICINE DULCCLIRSE I01

•erioyees of tha Sonate saloct Cormittea on Intelliponce.

Sincerely yours,

Clarence M, Talley

Director

communicacion prepared for Attomey Goneral captioned,

"ARTHUR

JEFFERSON, MARY DE OREO; FORNER SENATE SELECT COMITIEE STAFF

MEMBERS,"

dated 6/16/76.

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DAMEL K. INOUYE, HAViANI, CHAIRMAN

• HOWARD H. DAKEH, JR., TENN., VICE CHAIRMAN

FINCH DAYH, IND.

CLIFFORD P. CA

ADLAIF. STEVENSON, JR.. ILL.

STROM THURMOR...iS.C.

WILLIAM D, HATHAVIAY, RANE

MARKO. HATFIELD, OMEG.

WALTER D. MUDDLESTON, KY.

DATIRY GOLDVIATER, ARIZ.

JOSEPH R. BIDIN, JR., DEL.

ПОВЕНТ T. STAFFORD, VT.

JAKE GARN. UTAH

GARY MART, COLO.

WILLIAM G, MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR

Dinited States Bendle

SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

(PURSUAN" TO S. RES, 100, SITH CONGRESS)

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510

Asst. 3?ir.:

Ala. Siy.

Fat. 150.:153

?.:3..

fu. Ear.

Ironi

June 29, 1976

Plin. & lival. -

Poc. Malt.

Spec. Inr. ...

Tarint

Topiero In -

Dircelo: Sia'y

сверил

Honorable Clarence M. Kelley

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

J. Edgar Hoover Building

Washington, Ds C. 20535

Dear Director Kelley:

Thank you for your letter of June 22, 1976, calling my

attention to the important questions raised by the proposed

testimony

in various judicial proceedings of a former employee of the Senate

Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect

to Intelligence Activities. I am concerned about the possible

impect of events such as this on the work of the Senate Select

Cormittee on Intelligence and I have instructed William G. Milzer,

the Committee's staff director to be sure that the issues which

are raised are considered during the draiting of both the Com-

mittee's rules and the Committee's employment agreements.

pr

30

JUN 30 1976

Daniel K. Inouse

Chairman

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ALI INFORMATION CONTAIND

HERBIN IS UNCLASSIFIDD

moRl

JUN BO 1976

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Mr. Adams

Mr. Leavitt

Mr. Moore

•- Mr. Mintz

The Attorney General

Jume 22, 1976

2

Mr.

Daly: ,

• Di:

eCtOr, FBI

Senstudy

-75

ARTHUR JEFFERSON,

MARY DE OREO,

FORNER SENATE

i SELECT COMMITTEE

STAFF MOBERS

- Mr. Stassinos

161-10998.=

For your information, Harold Iaylor is one of three

wos angeles, Catttornia, Black Panther Party (BPP) members on

1188-

trial in the Superior Court in Calitoria for attempted murdei

of a policeman on September 10, 1971. Throughout the trial the

defense has attented to establish that the FBI'S COILTELPRO

harassed the defendants and caused them te comit the crine

wartact 6-23-76: 508

.. ;

The defense has subpoenaed and is introducing the orst testimony

of Arthur Jefierson, who qualitled as an expert witness

basis of being an investigator or employee of the Senate Select

comtittee (S5C). It. Jetterson 1s identitled in Sse rOPerlE

an SSE counsel.

In the SSC final report dated April 26, 197.

and entitled *INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES AND THE RIGITS OE AERI-

CANS, " Mr. Jefferson is listed as one of two prineipal staff

authors of the report

"The FBI's Efforts to Disrupt and

Neutralize the Black Panther Party."

RDED COPY ELLED

DeliVeiça

In addition to the Los Angeles trial, FBI employees;.

former employees and an informant have been named as cordefencnts

in a civil action captioned "Iberia Hampton, et al, V:

Hanrahan

(U.S.D.C., V.D. Ill.) Civil Action number

* in Chicago,

Illinois. This action was

brought by heirs of tuo BFP menbers killed' in a Decenter 4; 1909,

shooting betueen EPP members in Chicago and Chicago Police

offteers assigned to the State's Attorney's office, Cook County,

Illinois.

Our COINTELPRD has been interjected into this trial

"by the plaintiffs' allegations that the shooting was a culmina-

¿Assoc. Dir

cion of a series of TBI, SOINTELPRO actions directed against the

Dep. AD. Adm.

-BPP.

Hr. Jefferson Is listed as a, vitness for choi

Dop. ADa

?: "Asst. Dira?

han this trial.

REC 10n*62-116

Adm. Serv. _

Ext. Affairs _

Also in connection with the

recent civil action styled

Fin. a Per. Eldridge Cleaver, et al.,

Civil Action number 75-0795,

Clarence M. Kelle tols, at the

instruction of Inited States District, Court Judge Jule :

Labor

Legal Cour

personnel wet with Departuent of Justice Ciwilfpitision a

Plon. & Eval.

Rec. Mgnt. _

JOS :mcz

TO BE HAND DELIVERED BY

CONTINUED - OVER

Spec. Inv. —

Training

(11) MeZ

OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS

Telephone Rm.-

(LEGAL COUNSEL DIVISIONALI INTORIASION CONTAINED

¡rector Sec*

MAIL ROOM

SEET NOTEPAGE THREE

HEREEN IS UNCLASSIFIED

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The Attorney Cenczal

attorneys and plaintiffs' attorney in attempt to explose ways of

narroving plaintiffs' Freedon of Infornation lot request suffi-

ciently to allow casy retrioval.

PlaintifEs"

counscl, Robert

Comell, of the law fim Iruitt, Fabrikant, Ducllin and LenancI

o1 Washingion, was accorpanied by one llazy De Orco tino was ap

parently serving as a consultant.

Tix. Comell subsequently

advised i Departriental attorney that Ms, Da Oreo is associated

71th his lav fixu.

Senate Sclect Gormittee roports identify Mary Do Orco

as a Rosearch Assistant of the SSC.

Bool: II of

the final report

of tho Senatc Sclect Cormittee roport entitled "TITLLICENCE

ACTIVITILS AND THE RICITS OF AMERICANS," identifies Da Oreo as

assisting in the preparation of SSC report entitled, "COINTELPRO:

The FBI's Covert Action Irograns Against Americen Citizens," and

"Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Case Study,"

Senate Resolution 21, of January 21, 1975, establish-

ing thc Solect Cornittec To Study Covomnental Operations Tith

Respect Io Intellitence Activities, Section 8, states in part

"As a condition of employent--cach person shall agrce

not to accept any honorariun, royalty or other

payrent for

speakine engazenent, ragazine articio, bool, or other caccavor

conncoted with the investigation and study undertaken by this

Connittco."

Rulo 7.5 of the Rules of Proccdure For the Senate

Belcct Cormittco, adopted April 9, 1975, statco, "To testirony

taken including

the nancs of vitnesses testifyins or naterial

presented at an Exccutive Seseion, or classified parers, and

other materials reccivcû by the staff or its consultanto vhile

in the employ of the Cormittec shall be nado public, in whole

or in part or by way of sumary, or disclosed to any person

outside

the temination of

the Corrittco,

Rule 7.6 states, "Defore the Cornittee is called upon

to malic any disposition with respect to the tostirony, napcrs,

or other materials presented to it, the Cormittee nerbers shall

have a rcasonable opfortunity to czarine all pertinent testirchy,

papers and other raterials that have been obtainod by the Cornitine

No nombers shall rolease any such testirony, papers, or

othor ratorials, or any infomation contained in such testimony,

to the public or any person outside

the Connittce unloss authorized by a najority vote of the entiro

Cornittce, or after the ternination of the

Cormittee, In such

Tianinet as

Lay be detcinined by the fonatc."

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The Attorney General

Given the above, I question the propriety of

Mr. Jefferson's appearance at the Los Angeles and Chicago BrY

trials, and qualifying as an

expert witness on the basis of his

association with the SSC.

I also question Ms. De Oreo's assiot-

ing the plaintiffs' attorney in the Eldridge Cleaver case.

I am separately corresponding with Senator Daniel K.

Inouye, Chairman, Senate Select Conmittee on Intelligence,

to bring this matter to his attention, since he will be engaged

in the preparation of guidelines for the new oversight comnittee.

A copy of this correspondence is enclosed.

1 - The Deputy Attorney General - Enclosure

1 - Assistant Attorney General - Enclosure.

Office of Legislative Affairs

Enclosure

NOTE: Reference memorandum dated May 27, 1976, from J. G.

Deegan to Mr. Leavitt, captioned, "HAROLD TAYLOR, EM-BPP"

enumerating material contained in letter to the Attorney

General.

Regarding subpoenaed materials, mentioned in

referenced memorandum from our Los Angeles and San Diego

these materials are all contained in the footnotes

to Book file the senate select Committee Final Report, dated

April 23, 1976, in chapter entitled,

"THE FBI'S COVERT ACTION

PROGRAM TO DESTROY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY," pages 187-223.

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir. M

Dep. AD Adm

Asst. Dir.:

Adm: Serv..

Ext. Affairs...u

Fin. & Persians

Gen. Inv..

LaboratoryL.

Legal Coun..

Plan. & Eval

Rec. Mgmt.

Insectate Trann.

Training. aakadamas

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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535

June 22, 1976

BY LIAISON

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Honorable Daniel K. Inouye

Chairman

Select Committee on Intelligence

United States Senate

Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Chairman:

I take this opportunity to write you concerning a

disturbing matter that has come to my attention.

For your

information an individual by the name of Harold

Taylor is one

of three Los Angeles, California, Black Panther Party members

on trial in the Superior Court in California for attempted

murder of a policeman on September 10, 1971.

Throughout the

trial the defendant has attempted to establish that the FBI's

Counterintelligence Program harassed the defendants and

caused them to commit the crime.

The defense has subpoenaed

and is introducing the oral testimony of Arthur Jefferson who

qualified as an expert witness on the basis of being an investi-

gator or employee of the Senate Select Committee. Mr. Jefferson

is identified in the Select Committee's reports as counsel

and

as one of two principal staff authors of the Select Committee's

report,

"The FBI's Efforts to Disrupt and Neutralize the Black

Panther Party."

In addition to the Los Angeles trial

Former FBI employees have been named as co-defendants in a

civil action captioned,

Hanrahan,

(U.S.D.C., N.D.,

"Iberia Hampton, et alAY. Edward

70-C-1384 Consolidated,

in Chicago,

Illinois.

This action was

brought by heirs of two Black Panther Party members killed

in a December 4, 1969, shooting between Black Panther Party

members in Chicago and Chicago Police officers

assigned to the

State's Attorney's Office, Cook County, Illinois.

Our Counter-

intelligence Program has been interjected into this trial by

the plaintiffs' allegations that the incident was a culmination

of a series of FBI Counterintelligence Program actions directed

against the Black Panther Party.

Mx. Jefferson is listed as

a witness for the plaintiffs in

the trial.

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DATE 21/00 2 12 An it

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Honorable Daniel K. Inouye

et al.,

U.S.D.C., D. C., Civil Action number 76-0795,

," on May 20, 1976,

at the instruction of United States District Court Judge June I.

Green, EBI personnel met with Department of Justice Civil Divi

sion attorneys and plaintiffs' attorney in attempt to explore

ways of narrowing plaintiffs' Freedom of Information Act request

sufficiently to allow easy retrieval. Plaintiffs'

counsel,

Robert Cornell, of the law firm Truitt; Fabrikant, Bucklin and

Lenzner of Washington, was accompanied by one Mary De Oreo who

was apparently serving as a consultant.. Mr. Cornell subse-

quently advised a Departmental attorney that Ms. De Oreo is

associated with his law firm.

Senate Select Committee (SSC) reports identify Mary

De Oreo as a Research Assistant of the SSC. Book II of the final

report of the Senate Select Committee report entitled "INTELLIGENCE

ACTIVITIES AND THE RIGHTS OF AMERICANS," identifies De Oreo as

assisting in the preparation of SSC report entitled,

The FBI's Covert Action Programs Against American Citizens," and

"DI. Martin Luther King, Jr., Case Study."

Senate Resolution 21, of January 21, 1975, estab-

lishing the Select Committee To Study Governmental

Operations

With Respect To Intelligence Activities, Section 8, states

that, "As a condition of employment---each person shall agree

not to accept any honorarium, royalty or other payment for a

speaking engagement, magazine article, book, or other endeavor

connected with the investigation and study undertaken by this

Committee.

Rule 7.5 of the Rules of Procedure for the Senate

Select Committee, adopted April 9, 1975, states, "No testimony

taken including the names of witnesses testifying or material

presented at an Executive Session, or classified papers, and

• other materials received by the staff or its consultants while

in the employ of the Committee shall be made public, in whole

or in part or by way of summary, or disclosed to any person

outside the Committee unless authorized by a majority vote of

the entire Committee, or after the termination of the Committee,

in such manner as may be determined by the Senate.

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Honorable Daniel K. Inouye

Rule 7.6 states, "Before the Committee is called upon

or other materials présented to it

to make any disposition with respec the committee members shall

have a reasonable opportunity to examine all pertinent testimony,

papers and other materials that have been obtained by the Com-

mittee staff. No members shall release any such testimony,

papers, or other materials, or any information contained in

any person outside the

majority. vote of the entire Committee, or after the termination

of the Committee, in such manner as may be determined by the

Senate."

Given the above, I question the propriety of

Mr. Jefferson's appearance at the Los Angeles and Chicago

Black Panther Party trials

and qualifying as an expert witness

on the basis of his former employment with Senate Select Com-

mittee.

I also question the propriety of Ms. De Oreo assisting

the plaintiffs' attorney in the Eldridge Cleaver case. I bring

this matter to your attention for whatever action you deem

advisable and for your consideration in drafting guidelines for

employees of-the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

Sincerely yours,

Clarence M. Kelley

Director

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FEAR 141 CEN 101-11.6

UNITED STATES G

ERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : Mx. T. W. Leavitt

FROM : J. G. DeeganTeD

SUBJECT:

HAROLD TAYLOR

EM - BPP

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD AJM.

1 • J. B. Adams

Dop. AD Inv...

Asst. Dir.:

1 - Legal Counsel Divisiondmin.

1 = 3:

- T. W. Leavitt

Comp. Syst.

DATE: gram

Ext. Affairs

5/27/76

Filos & Com. -

Gen. Inv.-

1 - S. F. Phillips

Ident..

- J. G. Deegan

Inspection

1

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Ryan

Intell. -

Laboratory

1 -

J. T. Aldhizer

Legal Coun. -

Plon. & Eval. -

Spec. Inv..

Training.

Tolophone Rm. -

Director Sac'y -

1.

PURPOSE: (1) To provide Intormation concerning state

court subpoena for our records in connection with captioned

subject's trial and (2) to recommend Legal Counsel Division

prepare appropriate communication to the U. S.

Senate pIo-

24711911

testing activitles of senate Select Committee (SSC) staft

member

Arthur Jefferson who has

involved himself on the

side of Black Panther Party (BPP) subjects against the FBI

ideredon

in legal proceedings in Los Angeles and Chicago.

SYNOPSIS: In a state court case in Los Angeles, California,

involving Taylor, a former BPP member on trial for attempted

murder of a policeman in 1971, the defense has tried to

establish that the FBI's Counterintelligence Program (COINTELPRO)

harassed the defendant and caused him to commit the crime.

In its latest action the defense has subpoenaed 65 documents

from our Los Angeles and San Diego offices.

Review of these

documents indicate they

are all COINTELPRO

related and subject

Taylor is not mentioned.

LOS

Angeles and San Diego recommended

staff Members.

Former

Select , Committe

"Arthurg efferson, Mary De Oreo:

memo-Derëctor, FBI

and

FBIHQ concurs that these documents should not be produced

and

I the Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) in Los Angeles

and the Department of Justice in Washington, D. C., are being

urged to resist production.

Hearing is set for approximately

,6/1/76. Defense in Taylor's case is using expert witness

testimony of Arthur Jefferson, reportedly an employee or in-

vestigator of the SSC who allegedly authored SSC report on

FBI harassment of BPP, particularly in California.

SSC final

report dated 4/28/76, confirms Jefferson's connection with the

SSC.

In addition, Jefferson is listed as witness for the

plaintiffs in the Iberia Hampton civil suit in Chicago and our

COINTELPRO efforts against the BPP have also been interjected

The AG

into this suit.

Since Jefferson is apparently using information

obtained though his SSC work, an appropriate communication

should be

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re:

Harold Taylor.

157-14077

RECOMMENDATIONS: (1) We are continuing efforts with the

Department and the AUSA, Los Angeles to resist producing

subpoenaed documents.

(2) That the Legal Counsel Division pre-

pare appropriate communication to the U. S. Senate protesting

the actions of Arthur Jefferson.

дта

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir...

Dep. AD Adm..

PEM Dep. AD Inv..

Asst. Dir.:

Adm. Serv.

100100

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Fin. & Pers.

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DETAILS:

Los Angeles Situation

Harold Taylor is one of three Los Angeles BPP

members on trial in the Superior Court in California for

attempted murder of a policeman on 9/10/71. Throughout the

trial the defense has attempted to establish that the FBI's

COINTELPRO harassed the defendants and caused them to •

commit the crime.

On 5/24/76 Los Angeles advised that the defense

attorney in this case, Beth Lizsey has subpoenaed, and is

introducing the oral testimony of Arthur Jefferson. Jefferson

qualified as an expert witness on the basis of being an

investigator or employee of the SSC and reportedly authored

the Committee's report about alleged FBI harassment and

illegal activities against the BPP, particularly in California.

According to the prosecutor in the case, Jefferson's testimony

to date has been before the jury.

On 5/25/76 Los Angeles advised that a subpoena

duces tecum was received on 5/25/76 in the Taylor case and

directed to Custodian of Records, FBI, Los Angeles ano

San Diego Divisions. The subpoena called for production or 25

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt.

Re:

Harold Taylor

157-14077

documents of the Los Angeles office and 40 documents of the .

San Diego office. These documents were specifically identified

according to date and whether they were prepared at FBIHQ or

in the field. The subpoena states the documents are material

to the issue involved and relevant to the defense of Taylor,

a member of the BPP.

In its review of the list of documents Los Angeles

was able to identify 21 of the 25, all of which relate to the

BPP COINTELPRO file. The documents are of general nature

pertaining to the disruptive tactics against the BPP and none

mentioned Taylor. Similarly, San Diego determined all

communications located which were named in the subpoena

were in its COINTELPRO file and none contained any reference

to Taylor.

Los Angeles and San Diego recommended documents

not be made available to the defense and the Intelligence

Division and Legal Counsel Division concur.

AUSA Dominick

Rubalcava, Los Angeles is handling this matter but to date

has been unsuccessful in contacting Departmental Attorney

Gordon Daiger, Washington, D. C., for his opinion regarding

production of the documents.

Rubalcava stated he is making

Daiger, but feels documents subpoenaed should not be made

available unless the entire trial would be

jeopardized.

Rubalcava believes court appearances pertaining to production

of documents will not be scheduled until approximately 6/1/76.

He advised the defense counsel is utilizing expert testimony

of Arthur Jefferson who is testifying concerning FBI actions

undertaken nationwide to disrupt BPP activity.

On 5/26/76 Mr. R. F. Peterson of the Legal Counsel

Division contacted Daiger who stated he has not been in

contact with Rubalcava concerning the matter. Pending dis-

cussion with Rubalcava, Daiger will render an opinion

regarding production of the documents.

Chicago Situation

FBI employees,

former employees and an informant

have been named as co-defendants in the case captioned

"Iberia Hampton, et al v. Edward Hanrahan, et al."

This

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re:

Harold Taylor

157-14077

civil action was brought by heirs of two BPP members killed

in a 12/4/69 shoot-out between BPP members in Chicago and

Chicago police officers assigned to the State's Attorney's.

Office, Cook County, Illinois.

Our COINTELPRO has been

interjected into this trial by the plaintiffs to the point

of alleging the shoot-out was a culmination of a series of

FBI COINTELPRO actions directed against the BPP.

Steven Blackhurst, Assistant Special Counsel on

Intelligence Coordination, Department of Justice, has

advised that according to

Ed Christenberry, Departmental

Attorney handling the Hampton suit, Arthur Jefferson is listed

as a plaintiff witness in that trial. We have no indication

that Jefferson has testified to date. You will be advised of

further developments.

Arthur Jefferson

SSC documents identified Arthur Jefferson as an SSC

counsel who in the final SSC report, dated 4/28/76, is listed

as Principal Staff Author of the Appendix entitled "The FBI's

Efforts to Disrupt and Neutralize the BPP."

OBSERVATIONS: (1) We will continue our efforts with the AUSA

In Los Angeles and the Department to resist producing subpoenaed

documents in the Taylor trial.

on information he obtained

in his SSC work relating to our

a talizis

COINTELPRO against the BPP and that Legal Counsel Division direct

appropriate communication to the U. S. Senate protesting

Jefferson's actions.

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MATERIALS CITED

Tab A - Wills' article of May 21, 1976.

Tab B - Wills' article of October 29, 1975.

Tab C - Director's letter to the President of Universal

Press Syndicate.

Tab D - FBIHQ communication (with cover memo) to Baltimore

and 13 other offices.

Tab E - San Diego communications to FBIHQ dated February and

March, 1969, and responses thereto.

Tab F - San Diego communication to FBIHQ dated September 18, 1969.

Tab G - Bureau memorandum to the Attorney General (see pages

3, 4 and 5) dated January 23, 1976.

Tab H - Chicago communication to FBIHQ dated January 13, 1969.

Tab I - FBIHQ communication to Chicago dated January 30, 1969.

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| Gary Wills

The FBI's vigilantism

fomented crime

Earlier this year I wrote

himselt ordered that the

Clarence

Kelley

that the FBI was guilty of i FBI "exploit all avenues of 1

multipie Crimes

including

know of this when he called

creating further dissen- my accusations irresponsi-

murder. FBI Director Clar-

sion" among Panthers.

¿ble? If so, he was trying to

ence Kelley wrote to all the f

An FBI memo said that

cover up official murder. If

papers that carry my col-

the bureau should

umn calling the accusation

help

not, he was testifying to the

bring members of the Pan-

bureau's lack of account-

false and irresponsible.

thers

and the

Karenga

ability to itself (not to men-

I had two things in mind,

group together "and then

tion its lack of account-

[back when I said the FBI

grant nature the opportuni-

abatty:to us).

was guilty of attempted

ty to take her course." That

The Senate committee

murder — first, the effort to f is: The FBI would "set up"

reported that the bureau

blackmail Martin Luther

victims

inevitable

tried to block its investiga-

King into committing sui- slaughter. This is aiding

tive efforts, and refused

documents that were only

2a insithe Back Panthers merites yen prosecuted or

pried loose by court order.

Now that the report is

• because "violent-type ac-

provoking these deeds of

out, Mr. Kelley has apolo-

tivity, shooting and the like

violence.

-gazed to the American peo-

are second nature" to such

The role of the FBI is to

. gangs.

investigate crime or the

ple for what agents did to

American citizens. I think

Now the Senate Select: threat of crime - to pre-

he should

aiso write

an

• Committee on Intelligence " vent crime, and help in its

apology to every paper that

has issued a report that de- I prosecution, by such inves-

carries my column, with-

tails at least three sustain- [tigation. But the whole com-

drawing his claim that my

ed campaigns meant to fo-

paign against the Panthers

statements were irresponsi-

ment

illegal killings of

was meant to encourage

ble.

Black Panthers. One cam- crime, to bypass the courts

In the light of the Senate

paign used fake letters to and set up victims for

report, my former charges

make Panthers murder extra-legal "execution."

stem to have been ta mild.

each other. Another pitted

The program made the

the Panthers against Ron FBl a secret

vigilante

Karenga's black organiza-

squad. Agents became the

tion in California. A third assistants of other killers,

triedt to stir trouble between

trying to

exterminate a

the Panthers and the Black-

whole slass of American

stone Rangers in Chicago,

citizens who were deemed

The FBI's own

docu-

undesirable, to be eliminat-

ments show that the aim

was to cause murder. After

by

any

convenient

, means. It does not matter

a series of incidents that led

to three deaths in Califor-

that others were maninulat,

ed into doing the dirtiest

Inia, the FBI said, "A sub-

work. The FBI pulled the

stantial amount of the cur, Strings that made their

rent

unrest is directly

i cat's paws pull the trigger. .

jattributable to this (FBI)

This activity was intense

Date

program." After noting that

- there were 233 separate

"threats of murder"

were

actions

authorized against

at stero, i. Edgar Hoover

the he' -

the Panthers themselve.,,

boor

Jago

Assoc. Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm

Dep. AD Inv.

' Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp. Syst.

Ext. Affairs.

Files & Com.

Gen. Inv. -

Ident. -

Inspection

Intell. _

Laboratory -

Legal Cout.

Plan. & Eval. _

Spec. Inv. -

Training _

Telephone Rm.

Director Sec'y

Tab A

Seeme

The Washington Post -

Washington Star-News _A- 13

Daily News (New York)

The New York Times -

The Wall Street Journal

The National Observer -

The Los Angeles Times

MAY 2 1 1976

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CaN'ills

It's getting harder to tell

the cops from the robbers

very morning, when we

of interest to agencies who

the court. So has the shit

r. # in the newspaper,

declare their interest in

brought by the Socialist

ce come now astronomica!

Workers party, Documents

i auses thruss it us - 20;-

scleased in that case show

i l more luliers opened. or

Nor was snooping the thai the FBI spends its time

1i.030 more cables jater-

only crime involved. Almost

in viceus littie games, to

r.picd. The agencies in-

every, conceivable crine,

ficisco pile up - FBi, CIA,

beginning with inurder, hrs

tions with employers, stu

NS:s, IRS, military inteili-

been indulged in by curlaw dents or professional as-

mesice units, the Secret

enforcers and inteilsger.ce

sociates - sending poison-

agencies. You name it -

pen letters, faked rews ac-

It is hard, under this rain

procuring,

IRS pimping,

counts and forged doggerel.

cí hire ligures, to suminon

setting up Maha men to yet

The FBI, it-turns cut, likes

1p appropriate shoci.. li the

"other bad guys, burgling,

¿o pose as Bes Guy & In bait

190ti, crime dulls one to inc

peddling dope, forging, en-

Bad Guy B into doing some-

first, what does the 99,00002

irapment - all this was

thing vic'unt to the reai Bad

• one do? For we are taking

done. And not occasionally,

Guy 4. Cicver siuit, but ilie-

_grimes

bist systematically.

deliberately,

hidden from

Whole ri samizations -

saricus people Chile post

tne Cuumunist parry, ine

The next time you near a

mastera), because their

nu flas Alan, the Socials!

breaty obscene caller ou

criminal

Darly, the Torna

scur phore, it ray se.your

known to the perpetraiers.

Sucialisi Alliance, the Black Escrubbed local FBI esent.

Pantters - were targered

üur governichi is a secret

Bic are not talking abont

for hartesment, slander,

smut pedaler as veli as a

occasional excess, the over-

job acprivation; not as part

provoking drur peddler. I

scalous constable cutting i

investigntion

guess the bateau just want-

coiner l0 gei ai a parcu-

Iloscrution of crine, Dui

es to give is something i

larly wils crook. Ive are

simuln because the organ-

be proud of during our

talking about routine law-

Bicentennial.

Urcaking, carried on with

grens skill and expendicure

and regularity Those ille-

Bal tappings,

buggies.

mail-Darnings, cable inter-

ceptions, breat-ins, provo

canons 100k huge amounis

ni our tax money and our

"law enforcement" nan-

hours. We have subsidizer!

criminals to whole careers

desisable, and the author-

iries folt tres to hound any

group out of cristence,

inether its members had

commitied crimes or not

Indeer?, the unly crime com-

milied in nost cases was by

the "crime fighters."

Luckily, thoro are a few

people let win care an ugh

about this omicial cincinat

iiy to sue its precutioners.

It would be inexcusable if

crimis lave were directed

at criminals. But it was di-

Comp. Syst.-

Exi. Afíairs.

Filos & Com. _

Gon.int.c

Ident. _

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The Washington Post

Washington Star-News Be 12

Daily News (New York) -

The New York Times -

The Wall Strert Journal -

The National Observer

The Los angeles Times -

Date

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The machinaton scar vers of rotaker 29th published

acclan by ta. carry mille entitica It's gotting

harrior to

tall the cous iron: tie colters."

I read tic column rich

¿ sinco of crazuent that the sot of a scaroositin

journalict coulé shou such an appalling lack of cojectivity.

1a. wills' staccarns that "re nest tine vou bear a

Lirathy orsosie

caller on your pione, it yay he your scrubbed

1porl PuT acent" is ridiculous.

cover sefore have I heard,

over fror our most vitrinlic critico.

that Fit Anents ray le

corponsiilo for obscone brienhone callo.

this

slander of

evory ilI Agent is obvious: the slander of their fandlion 1o

equally obvious, and coupletely urnerranted.

I deeply rescat

fe, "illn: bareloss and gratuitone staterent.

Ne. Jills aiso alieges that law enforcement agencies

have engaged in alrost every conceivalle crine, including

nia malicious atrioment 1y an incuir to the ertic

lay erforceront pinfession

and

certairly is not tie abous

tie III,

to unctical, illegal or imoral activities have

beon or will be nseê by tho ISI while I am Dirrotor.

It 'is

My hone that

inurnalists vill joir me in m offorts to make

Inle cloar inctoas of spreading untruthe which may have the

effrot of underrinine the confidence and rechect Americans

have in lav enforceront.

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"*9

"x. John I. Noreel

cinco le. "zills' column has been circulated i vous

¿raciente, i an hopeful chat ir all fairnone yor vill give m

response the

same aistribution.

Fincezels yours,

Clarence i. Felley

Director

I - Me. Carry Rille

saltircro, Marylanc

1 - Baltimore - Enclosure

1

* Her York - Inclosure

- Mr. Iloore • Enclosure

1 = 1ir. Malnieldt • Enclosure

NOTE:

Mx. Mcleci is not identifiahle in Pufiles.

vills, a

syndicated colunnist for Universal Press

syndicate, has written

numerous columns and articles critical of the rI.

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OSTIONAL FORM NO, 10

1010-108

MA? 1968 101110N

ОзА сем. лЕс. NO. 87

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

Mr. W. C. Sullivan:

DATE: 11/22/68

FROM

166. 200419

SUBJECT:

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROURS

RACIAI, INTELLIGENCE (BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Tolson

DeLocch

Mohi -

Bishop

Casper

Collotion

Contal _

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivar."

Tovel _

Trotter.

Tole. Roum -

Holmes -

Gandy

Authority requested to send attached letter to those

'offices having active BPP branches.

It instructs that a letter

be submitted every two weeks containing recommendations aimed

against the BPP under captioned program.

A serious power struggle is not taking place between the

BPP and US, in which threats have been made against various leades

of these two black extremist organizations.

With the end in mind of curbing extremist acts and the

growth of the BPP, we should not miss the opportunity to exploit

3•

existing antagonisms existing between the BPP and other

extremist organizations:

RECOMMENDATION:

That attached letter to designated offices should be

sent for the reasons cited above.

Enclosure rat

1/-56-68

100-448006

1 - Mri

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I - Mr

C. D. DeLoach

W. C. Sullivan

G. C. Moore

R. M. Horner

T.

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RE:

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100-448006

NOT

See memorandum G. C. Moore to Ic. W. C. Sullivan

captionad as above, dated 11/22/68, prepared by WDi:ra/run.

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: Director, FBI (100-446006)

1 - Mi. T. J. Deakin

1 - Mc. W. D. Heumann

COUMaRIPOLLICOTOS PROGRAM

EliC: TATIGULIST - IMTE GROUPS -

RACIE DIIOZLIGZICU (BLACK PANTIDR PARTY)

: (305U0 12/2/63)

For the infornation of recipient offices a serimus

struggic is inking pluce becreen the Blaci: Leather Party (022,

and the is organization. Ire struggle hes reached such proporticas

thât it is taking on the aurn of gang varfare irith attendant

: threats of muriar and reprisals.

In order to fully copitaliae upon BPP and US

differences as nail as to exploit ill avenues of creating

Further diesonsion in the conies of the alre recipient offices

coe instrucice to subait inoginative and hard-hitting

• counterintelligence neasures aired at crippling the 3ri.

Commencing Decamber 2, 1963, and every tun-teel: period

thereafies, caci office is instructed to subait a letter uncas

this crotion contining countcrintelligence necsures ained

against the her. The bi-recily Icttor should also contain

accomplistmonts obtained during the previous tio-neck pariod uncer

captianed progres.

All countcrintelligerice actions must be approved

it the jureau prior to taking steps to Implenent thei.

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Directos, EBT (100-448006) - 813

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST-LIATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

4-m 4, 59

Mr.

Mr.

M. Horner

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Marion

MT.

W.

D. Neumann

WAILED

Reurairtel 3-27-69.

Authority is granted to reproduce the three cartoons

which were enclosed with reairtel for anonymous distribution

to Black Panther Party (BPD) members in Los Angeles, New Yorks,

Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco.

The reproduction and distribution of these cartoons

should be made in accordance with Bureau instructions con-

tained in Bureau airtel to your office dated 2-27-69, captioned

as above.

Reep the Bureau advised of all developments and

results obtsined through this counterintelligence maneuver.

APR 4 - 1969

. (9)

NOTE:

COMM-FBI

In reairtel San Diego requests authority to repro-

duce and distribute three cartoons containing caricatures

of BPP officials and Ron Karenga, US leades, which cartoons

belittle the Panthers and are designed to further differences

between the BPD and US, two black extremist organizations.

These cartoons are a sequel to five cartoons which dealt

with the same subject matter and were previously mailed

anonymously with Bureau authority.

San Diego has reported

outstanding results through the initial nailing. Bureau so

âirtel to San Diego 2-27-69 instructed San Diego to insure

the mailings were made under secure conditions in connercially

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purchased envelopes which could not be traced to the source.

San Diego was further instructed not to use Bureau informants

-to assist in the distribucion of these cartoons.

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AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

NICS

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SÁN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Enclosed for the Bureau are three cartoons which

are self-explanatory.

For the information of the Bureau, caricature

Numver 1 resulted from & recent aiticle in the Black panther

Party (BPP) newspaper in which the US organization was

referred to as a bunch of snakes.

K

Number 2 is a take-off on the MAO TSE TUNG

terminology of "the paper tiger."

Number 3 was also inspired by the BPP newspaper

in which US has been referred to as a "bunch of pork chop

cultural niggers."

Bureau approval is requested to reproduce the

enclosed caricatures and thereafter distribute them in

accordance with previous Bureau approved procedures.

La FoiAG, SD

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KARENGA

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water

Airtel

To:

From:

ROUTE IT

ENVOLOPE

2/27/69

1 - Mr. R. M. Horner

1 - Mr. T. J. Deakin

1 - Mr. W. D. Neumann

EX-105,

SAC, San Diego (100-141R2à 43

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Director, FBI (100-448006) -

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COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 2/20/69.

You are authorized to reproduce enclosed cartoons for

anonymous distribution to Black Panther Party (BPP) members in

Los Angeles, New York, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco.

The cartoons should be mailed anonymously one at a time,

commencing with cartoon number one which portrays the caricature

of Ron Karenga. The mailings should be spaced at least one week

apart and all mailings should be postmarked at San Diego.

You should reproduce these cartoons in sufficient

numbers to send several cartoons each to known BPP offices in the

field divisions listed above as well as to Panther officials

whose resident addresses can be obtained from the BPP newspaper.

MAILED 20

FEB 2 7 1969

COMM-FBI

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Insure the mailings are made under secure conditions in

commercially purchased envelopes which cannot be traced to the

vou use envelopeseem it practical, the Bureau has no objection if

produced by New

Left or college organizations

which would logically have an interest in the organizations

ridiculed in your cartoons. In no event should you use Bureau

informants to assist in the distribution of the cartoons.

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Airtel to SAC, San Diego

RE: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

100-448006

Brief the above-listed offices' of your counter-

intelligence action in this regard and furnish them with

sample copies of the cartoons. Obtain from these offices

BPP reaction to the receipt of the cartoons and tangible results

stemming therefrom.

Keep the Bureau advised of all developments and

results obtained through this counterintelligence measure.

NOTE

San Diego has submitted five cartoons containing

caricatures of high BPP officials in which they are portrayed as

exploiting rank and file members. The cartoons indicate that

the US organization, another West Coast black extremist

organization, considers the BPP to be ineffectual and corrupt.

These are clever cartoons which belittle the Panthers and

should further differences among BPP leaders and nembers..

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AIRTEL

FBI

Date:

2/20/69

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Enclosed for the Bureau are five caricatures

directed at the Black Panther Party (BPP) on a nationwide

basis.

The purpose of the caricatures is to indicate to the

BPP that the US organization feels that they are ineffectual,

inadequate, and riddled with graft and corruption.

Most of the caricatures are self-explanatory to

individuals who are familiar with the activities of the

For clarification, however, BOBBY SEALE is the BPP

Chairman with headquarters in Oakland, California. DAVID

HILLIARD is the Minister of Security and second in command of

the BPP, also in Oakland.. JOUDAN FORD is the BPP leader in

New York and BOBBY RUSH is the leader of the BPP in Chicago.

WALTER WALLACE is the current leader of the BPP in San Diego.

RON KARENGA is leader of the US organization with headquarters

in Los Angeles, California JOHN HUGGINS and BUNCHIE CARTER

are the two Black Panthers who were killed by US members

recently in Los AngelesNCLOSE.

EX-105

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SD 100-14192

Explanations concerning the caricatures are as

follows:

Number One shows RON KARENGA with a list containing

the names of HUGGINS and CARTER which have been erossed off..

names of SEALE and WALLACE remain on his list.

Number two indicates thät BOBBY SEALE is simply

using WALLACE, FORD, and RUSH and is in complete control of

all factions of the

• BPP.

This is a sensitive area since it

is reported that many local BPP leaders feel that they are

more qualified to control their own groups than is SEALE.

Number Three suggests that possibly SEALE is

himself &

"police agent" and, in addition to demanding

substantial amounts of money from the local BPP membership,

is also passing information on to local police authorities.

This caricature is aimed at BOBBY SEALE's announced program

purging the BPP of informants.

Number Four attacks a very sensitive point among

BPP members in that there is a prevalent feeling that the

individual member chapters are being exploited by SEALE.

drawing deplots SEALE extracting his 50% from the local BPP

chapters and in effect returning them to & subserviant role

The

Number live depicts HILLIARD, who is Minister of

Security, as being a "paper tiger." It is felc that the

paper tiger terminology is in keeping with the Bpprs

espousement of MAO TSE TUNG'S teachings.

Bureau approval is requested to reproduce the

enclosed caricatures and thereaster distribute them to all

offices who currently have an'active BPP membership. In view

of the fact that San Diego is not aware of the size or

effectiveness of the various BPP memberships in the different

field offices, the Bureau is requested to advise San Diego

the number of

copies which should be sent to each Division.

This, of course,

is contingent upon Bureau approval for

distribution of

the above mentioned caricatures.

The

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FUNDS

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LOS ANGELES

(BPP CHAPTER.

MONEY

PANTHERS RETURN TO SLAVERY UNDER SEALE

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FD-36 (Rev, 5-22-64)

FBI

Date:

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AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO: ••

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BPP)

Re San Diego airtel to the Bureau 3/3/69.

San Francisco is requested to expedite the furnishing

of the names and addresses of the most prominent Black Panther

Party (BPP) members in that division as requested by

reairtel.

For the information of Los Angeles, Sacramento,

and New York,

the first cartoon was mailed to individuals in

your divisions on 3/10/69.

3/18/69.

The next mailing is scheduled for C

Each office is requested to follow the reactions

of the BPP members receiving their cartoons very closely and

promptly report any observations to the Bureau and San Diego

via airtel. In this mannèr the program can be evaluated as

to its merits along with the advisability of continuing the

mailing beyond the

five cartoons thus far approved.

Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

2

- Los Angeles (AV) (REGISTERED)

2 - New York (AM) (REGISTERED)

REC-49

2

— Sacramento (AM) (REGISTERED)

2

2 - San Diego

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SD 100-14192

For your information, reports concerning the cartoons mailed

in the san Diego are currently being received through San Diego

sources.

They indicate that the cartoons of KARENGA have

caused a great deal of confusion and apprehension,

particularly concerning who could be responsible for the

cartoons.

Several individual BPP members who have defected

to the US organization or who have ties with the white

community have been discussed by active BDP members as

suspects.

The local police department was also mentioned as

suspect but this theory was almost immediately abandoned.

The general, and final consensus of opinion at this time,

is that the US organization is "now ready to move" against

the BPP.

In addition to the mailing of the cartoons to

individual BPP members, two envelopes, each containing

three cartoons, are being mailed to the various BPP headquarters.

Copies are also being mailed to local underground

newspapers in the San Diego and Los Angeles areas..

In the event recipient offices feel additional

members should be on the "mailing list" or if it is felt

inclusion of local underground newspapers would be of benefit,

it is requested that the appropriate names and addresses be

furnished to San Diego.

Caution should be exercises

that the furnishing

of names and addresses of individuals will in no way

jeopardize confidential sources.

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3/17/69

AirBOUTE IN ANVETOPE

1 - MI. Deakin

1

- Mr.

Trainor

1 - Mr. Neumann

To:

SAC, San Diego (100-14192)

REC-64

From:

Director, FBI (10Q-448006) - 770

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BIACK PANTHER PARTY)

MAILED

19

MAR 1

Tolson

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Reurairtël 3/5/69:

Authority granted to make the anonymous telephone call

to Tate as recommended in reairtel. Insure that the call is not

traced to the source. In view of possible local prosecutive

action against Baker, authority is not granted to place an i:

anonymous telephone call to Bell informing him that Baker is

about to be arrested.

WDN: ra y (6)

NOTE:

Walter Wallace, head of the Black Panther Party (BPP)

in San Diego, is currently under suspicion by some Panthers as

being a police informant responsible for the arrest in los Angeles

of some Panther members.

San Diego requests authority to make an

anonymous telephone call to Zeke Tate, another BPP member, telling

Tate that Wallace has named Tate as a police informant in order to

take suspicion off himself. This is being authorized. San Diego's

request to place all añonymous telephone call to Sylvester Bell,

Lieutenant of Security of the BPP in San Diego and advise him that

another Panther by the name of Baker is about to be arrested, is

being denied. Although San Diego states it will not place its call

to Bell until after Baker is arrested, the call is not being

authorized since it could possibly interfere with local prosecution

-of Bakex.

ALI INFORMATION CONTAIN

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AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:"

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALISTS - HATE GROUpS

RACIAL INTELI IGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 2/27/69.

For the information of the Bureau, at the time the

five members of the Black Panther Party (BPP) were arrested in

Los Angeles, California, on information furnished under the

Counterintelligence Program, TOMMY HORNE was among those

taken into custody.

At the

time of the arrest 17 rounds

of ammunition were

found in HORNE's pocket. Located behind

the front seat of the vehicle was a blue steel automatic

Beretta Pietro made in Italy.

Investigation has revealed that the weapon was

purchased by LARRY BAKER, the current Treasurer of the BPP

in San Diego, in the company of WALTER WALLACE On 1/2/69.

As a result, the California State Attorney General's

Office, San Diego, California, is currently attempting to obtair

a felony warrant charging HORNE, who is a convicted felon, of

possession of the weapon and a misdemeanor warrant charging

BAKER with the purchase of the weapon.

- Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

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On 3/5/69, JOHN HARVEY and SYLVESTER BELL, Who 1s

Lieutenant of Security of the BPP in San Diego, approached

WALTER WALLACE in the presence of several other BPP members

the point of visible shaking and replied, "Well then its Baker."

It is pointed out to the Bureau that a Bureau approved

anonymous telephone call was

placed to SYLVESTER BELI

indicating that WALTER WALLACE was a police agent. It is

felt that the confrontation of WALLACE by BELL and HARVEY

is primarily the result of this anonymous telephone call.

As a result of the anticipated arrest of BAKER on

the above warrant which the California State Attorney General's

Office is attempting to obtain, WALLACE will appear as being

a suspected informant more strongly than ever.

Bureau authority is therefore requested to place

•an anonymous telephone call to ZEKE TATE advising TATE that

WALLACE has named him as a police agent in order to protect

his own hide.

It is also requested that authority be granted to

place another anonymous telephone call to SYLVESTER BILL

on the day that BAKER is arrested asking BELL if he had had

a chance to check the information previously furnished him

concerning WALLACE. In the same call a warning will be issued

to BELL that LARRY BAKER is about to be arrested as a result

of WALLACE informing on him.

If the call is placed the same day or the day

after BAKER is arrested, it will in no way jeopardize the

arrest and will be considered reliable information by BeLL

who will either be aware of the arrest at the time of the call

or will learn of it shortly after the call.

It is not felt that the above will in any way

jeopardize the security or confidential relationship of any

informant.

In view of the pending arrest of BAKER and the

necessity of placing the call, if approvea, at the most

opportune moment,

the Bureau is requested to expedite their

evaluation of the

above requests.

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date: 3/3/69

Transmit the following in -

AIRTEL

Via

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIR MAIL - REGISTERED

(Priority)

TO:

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM:

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY)

Reurairtel 2/27/69.

Enclosed for Los Angeles, New York, Sacramento, and

San Francisco are five copies each of caricatures concerning

the Black Panther Party (BPP) •

The above are furnished for the information of

receiving offices and are not to be reproduced for

distribution on a local level. The Bureau has directed that

all mailings are to be done with a postmark of San Diego.

For the information of receiving offices, although

the caricatures are selI-explanatory for those familiar with

the US organization and the BPP, the following is furnished

for clarification:

— Bureau (AM) (REGISTERED)

- Los Angeles (Encs. 5) (AM) (REGISTERED)

- New York (Encs. - 5) (AM) (REGISTERED)

- Sacramento (Encs. - 5) (AM) (REGISTERED)

- San Francisco (Encs. - 5(AM) (REGISTERED)

2

~ San Diego

6-740

REC 99

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SD 100-14192

Number One shows RON KARENGA with a list

containing the names of HUGGINS and CARTER which have been

crossed off. The names of SEALE and WALLACE remain on his list.

Number Two indicates that BOBBY SEALE is simply

using WALLACE, FORD, and RUSH and is in complete control of

all factions of the BPP. This is a sensitive area since it

is reported that many local BPP leaders feel that they are

more qualified to control their own groups than is SEALE.

Number Three suggests that possibly SEÄLE is

himself a

"police agent" and, in addition to demanding

substantial amounts of money

'from the local BPP membership,

is also passing information on to local police authorities.

This caricature is aimed at BOBBY SEALE's announced program

of purging the BPP of informants.

Number Four attacks a very sensitive point among

BPP. members in that there is a prevalent feeling that the

individual member chapters are being exploited by SEALE.

The

drawing depicts SEALE extracting his 50% from the local BPP

chapters and in effect returning them to a subserviant role

within the BPP framework.

Number Five depicts HILLIARD, who is Minister of

'.

Security, as being a "paper tiger." It is felt that the

paper tiger terminology is in keeping with the Bpp's

espousement of MAC TSE TUNG'S teachings.

The cartoons will be mailed anonymously one at a

time, one week apart. Five copies of each cartoon will be

sent to BPP offices on a weekly basis.

The Bureau

indicated in referenced airtel that the

resident addresses of local BPP leaders should be obtained

from the BPP newspaper:

A complete review of BPP newspapers

available to the san Diego Division has failed to reveal any

resident addresses of any BPP member.

Therefore, the

following information is being requested of each

receiving

office:

Provided it will no way jeopardize informants,

each office is requested to furnish San Diego the names

and

home addresses of the five most prominent leaders or a suitable

substitute of the local BPP in your area. Each office is

additionally requested to furnish the address of the

respective BiP headquarters in your Division.

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In view of the fact that the release of

these cartoons is considered timely at the present,

each office is requested to furnish San Diego the above

information by return airtel UACB.

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CATIONAL FORM NO. 10

3010-108

MAY 1082 EDITION

OSA GAIN. REG. NO. 37

UNITED STATES GOV. INMENT

Memorandum

TO

: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-448006)

FROM.

SAC, SAN DIEGO (100-14192) (P)

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

-RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

• (BPP)

CONERDENTIAL

DATE:

9/18/69

appropriate

86 7453572

BLAT

10-6-78lx

JJP/KSD

Re San Diego letter to the Bureau 8/29/69,

San Diego airtel

to the Bureau 8/29/69, San Diego airtel

to the Bureau 9/8/69, Bureau letter to

San Diego 9/9/69

and Bureau letter to San Diego 9/11/69.

Classified by 125'4

Exemptliam do Calegory_

I.

OPERATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION

10-6678 550/146

At the present time there are two requests for

counterintelligence action awaiting Bureau evaluation.

Both

of these requests concernthe US organization.

Attempts are being nade to follow the whereabouts

Of RONALD FREEMAN, current leader of the BPP in San Diego,

and upon whom a murder warrant has been issued in Los Angeles.

No UFAP process has been issued nor does it appear to be

indicated. Two of FREEMAN's hideouts have been determined

by an informant of the San Diego Office. The San Diego Police

Department was notified of the whereabouts of these hideouts

after it was determined that to do so would not seriously

jeopardize the safety of SD 1212-R. This informant was one

of only three persons who knew FREEMAN's whereabouts and was

actually living with FREEMAN at that time

(v)

In view of the recent killing of

BPP member SYLVESTER

BELL, a new cartoon is being considered in the hopes that

it will assist in the continuance of the rift between BPP

and US. This cartoon, or series of cartoons, will be similar

in nature to those formerly approved by the Bureau and will

be forwarded to the Bureau for evaluation and approval

immediately upon thef

completion.

-DECLASSIFIED BYSOO AURA LAAL

cy7104.2000

REC- 66/01-41e11

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OPERATIONS BEING EFFECTED

austriall

One of the

Bureau approved anonymous

telephone calls

has been placed to Auxiliary Bishop JOHN QUIN protesting the

BPP Breakfast Program and Father CURRAN's participation therein.

This particular call,

originally scheduled to be third in

a series of three calls, was made first due to the fact that

this particular call appears

to be more timely at this time

In order to achieve maximum affect. Tangible results

concerning this activity appear in the next section of this

letter.

The intensive interview program of BPP members is

continuing in the San Diego Division.

The, specific tangible

results thus far observed concerning the interview program

are very difficult to assess.

==.

III.

TANGIBLE RESULTS

The BPP Breakfast Program appears to be floundering

in San Diego due to lack of public support and unfavorable

publicity concerning it. It is noted that it has presently

Been

temporarily suspended.

Therefore, it was felt that

"placing the above mentioned anonymous call to the Bishop at

this particular time might be a significant factor in

The information

fact that one of his Priests

vas deeply involved in utilization of church facilities for

-this purpose.

This matter, of course, will be closely

• followed for further anticipated developments concerning the

"Breakfast Program.

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-Although no specific counterintelligence action can be

credited with contributing to this over-all situation, it is

_felt that a substantial amount of the unrest is directly

-attributable to this program.

As mentioned above, the San Diego Police Department

- has been advised that RON FREEMAN is believed to be hiding

The location of specific

-residences which FREEMAN occupied as of two days ago has been

furnished to the police department. It is anticipated that,

if FREEMAN remains in the San Diego area, he will be arrested

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in the immediate future. This, of course, is contingent defErAl

upon the specific movements of FREEMAN and whether or not

he will elect to leave his particular hiding place at any

given time.

In the event that FREEMAN should go to the

Los Angeles area, SD 1212-R will be aware of his new location.

This development, if it occurs, will then enable the San Diego

Office to supply FREEMAN'S LOS Angeles address to the

LOS Angeles Police Department with assurance of safety as it

concerns the informant/@u.

Information

concerning the possibility of US

headquarters being bombed on the weekend of 8/30/69, was

furnished to the San Diego Police Department prior to the

actual bombing.

it is felt that the furnishing of this

information mighü have been a major factor in precluding

any injury of innocent persons at the time the actual

bombing took place.

IV.

DEVELOPMENTS OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INTEREST

The "gang type" war between the BPP and US

continues at the prosent time.

It also appears there is increased unrest within

the ranks of the BPP in San Diego and reports have been

received concerning very severe punishments being administered

to members who do not perform as

the leaders of the party

believe they should. For example, JEFFERY JENNINGS has

reportedly been severely beaten by BPP officials for failure

time JOHN

SAVAGE

was fatally shot. PEACHES MC INTYRE was "beaten up" for

failure to abide by instructions given her by visiting BPP

members of the Los Angeles area. Other similar incidents have

also been noted, all apparently in an effort to establish

more rigid discipline within the ranks of the party.

On 8/30/69, the new US headquarters building at

4183 Market Street,

San Diego, was bombed through utilization

of a pipe bomb.

The device was made of 1i" pipe, capped at

both ends, and

filled with shotgun powder. No injuries were

sustained

but damage was extensive.

No suspects have been

arrested. However, it is believed

that the BPP is responsible

for the bombing. Efforts are being made to determine how

this situation can be capitalized upon for the benefit of

the Counterintelligence Program and any possibilities will

immediately be submitted for approval by the Bureau.

Attent

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• Mr.

Mr.

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fix.

1. ~ MI.

The Attorney General

N

Callahan

Adams

E.

W.

Walsh

D.

W. Moore, JI.

Januazy 23, 1976

Director, FBI

1

1

SAN DIEGO OPERATIONS

J.

I. Mintz

Mr.

W.

R. Wannall

~ Mr.

J. G. Deegan

MI.

D. Ryan

Ms.

E. ‹ F. Glenn

Mr.

"J.

F. Grahem

Reference is made to your memorantum dated

January 14, 1976.

This connunication is in response to questions

presented in referenced menorandun pertaining to the Sin Diego

extremist groves Secret army ergentzacion (540), and.to

questions concerning allegations that West Coast Offices of the

Federal burrau of investigation (FBI), particularly San Diego,

claimed credit for the state of violent curmoil in the black

community.

SECRET ARUX ORCANIZANION

Recent allegations against the FBI relating to the

- SAO have appeared in the Sin Diego, California, 'Union Nevspaper'i

In a nine-part series that began January I1, 1976.

These news articles, allege that the FBI created

and fininced the SAO and controlled the activities of this

group through an informant who vas a leader of this irganisation.

These articles indicate that through this informant the FBI

supplied SAU vith $10,000 to $20,000 worth of weapons and

explosives.

SAO, now defunct, was an anticommunist paramilitary

Organization founded in 1971 by jerry lynn Davis.

Its

objectives vere to concuct intelligence-type operations

and offer training in urban suerrilla warfare to be used

agailst "left-ring groups."

SAO activities included firebombing

EFG/JPG: eks

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ALI, INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLASSINLER

DATE M

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automobiles, burglarizing homes and offices of antivar protesters,

bombing and ransacking offices of activist groups, stockpiling

Illesal weapons and explosives, making death threats, and

shooting a young woman.

The SAO disbanded after three SAD members were

convicted in separete trials held in California. The former

FBI informant's testimony assisted the prosecution in cach of

these, crials. Iro additional individuals associated with

theksao pied guilty in e California court to charges related

to SAO activities.

The results of our inquiry to date disclose no

information indicating that we were responsible for the

formation, control or financing of the SAl. The former

Informant contacted the San Diego Office January 12, 1976,

and advised that to the best of his knowledge, he did not state

In court that the FBI supplied the SAO with $10,000 to $20,000..

for weapons and explosives.

The Counterintelligence Program (COINTELPRO) tas not

utilized in our investigat on of the SAU and none of che

activities attributed to the SA0 were related in any way. to

COINCELPRO.

Upon the completion of the Inquiry presently being

conducted into these allegations, you will be advised of

further developnents.

It should be noted that on January 6, 1975, the

American Civil Liberties Union (iCLU) filed a civil action in

the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of California

on behalf of teter Bohmer and aula Tharp. The ACLU alleges

Bohmer and Tharp were victims of SAU illegal activities end

that the fil dixected these SAO actions against them. This

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the Attorney General.

10.6 million dollar suit nanes FBI officials, Speciol Agents

and numerous other Governmental officials as defendants.

This civil suit, which has been emence, to include George

Katsiaficas and

Shart Whitchead, as plaintiffs, is still in

litigation.

This civil action is presently being hendied by

the Crininal Division, Speciel Litigation Section of your

Department.

In response to the question raised in referenced

menorancum wlich asked if there were other activities of this

sort occurring in other parts of the country, it should be

pointed out that' the FBI has never organized, financed of in

any way utilized an extremist organization to accomplish

illegel activities. Cur policy is to have informants infiltrate

extremist organizations operating within the United States.

Informants are encouraged to advance to & position within the

group there they will have access to policy mking discussions,

they are told to discourage violent acts by the group and are

instructed not so violate the law.. If it is deternined that

an informant is not rellable, his

file is closed and we

solicit no aúditional infornation from him. There are always

inherent risks when one deals with individuals who have agreed

to associate wich groups geared for violence. At this time

we have no informacion indicating activities of this sort

occurred in other parts of the country; however, at a future

time similar allegations nay be made. In that evenc we vill

address ourselves to the allegations and furnish you with the

results of our findings.

AJI.ECATIONS RUGARDING EBT. CREATING A STATE OF

VIOLET TURNIL OT SAN DINGO BLACK CONSUNITY

Referenced memorandum inquired if there was any substance

to the allegations which have appeared in recent news articles

that certain west Cost Uffices of the IBI, porticulálly

San Diego, claimed credit for creating a state of violent

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The Senate Select Comnittee on Intelligence Activities

(SSC) has furnished certain informacion to menbers of the press

concerning the FBI's Counterintelligence Frogran (COLNTLERO) ,

Including a memorandum from Special Agent in Charge, San Diego,

to the Director dated September 18, 1969.

This memorandum

contains a statement that "Shootings, beatings, and a high

degree oi unrest continues to prevail in the ghetto frea of

southeast San liego, Although no specific COINTELIRO action

cait be credited with contributing to this over-all situation,

It is felt that a substantial amount of the uncest is directly

attributable to the Program, News articles reporting this

statoent have inferred that COINIBLFID actions directed against

the Black Panther Party (Bil) and US, both violence-prone .

block extremist organizations wich chapters in the San Diego

and Los Angeles areas, caused

shootings and other violent acts.

"As you are avere, memorandum prepared at FBI

Headquarters (FBIHQ) outlining the aims and intent of

COINTELIRO actions clearly set forth the fact that the purpose

was to prevent, racher than foster, violence. The fact that chis

was clearly understood by our field offices is apparent considering

that a thorough review of our rocords does not disclose a single

Instance where physical harm

has resulted to en individual

•due to & CUINIALPRO action. Furthermore, the SSC has had access

tO AIL COINTDLIRO documents and has not found any such evidence

to our knowleage. Therefore, it would appear that the wording

of the paragraph cited above is a poor choice of words and

should have been challenged upon its receipt at FBIRQ as to

what was actually intanded.

In rebuttal to inferences that the FBI encouraged

vicence, Buccau records show that the FBI took measures to

prevent violence fron occurring in numerous instances.

- some cases COIMTELPRO actions were not approved if physical.

violence appeared likely to occur. In connection with the

Bi2/US investigations, the following instances where the FBI.

acted to prevent violence are noteworthy:

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the ictorney teneral.

By teletype lated Novenber 4, 1969, Los Angeles

advised that the BiP planned to kill two US nembers.

EBLAQ

responded by ¿clotype November 5, 1968, instructing that the

Los Angeles Folice Deparcment beralerted and that the two

potentil victims also be advised of the threat on their lives..

On August 30, 1969, information was received

concerning the possibility of US Headquarters in San Diego

being bombed. This information was furnished to the San Diego

Police Departuent and San Viego Sheriff's Office prior to the

actual bombing on August 30, 1969. The information concerning

the bonb threat haa been received

Exon the California Bureau

of Investigation.

You have inquired as to whether any aciivity of this

sort has occurred in other paris of the country. There have

been other COINTULERU actions which might be placed in the same

cotogory as the BPE/US COITULPRO actions such as COINIULPRO

actions designed to further animosities between the BiP and

the Black Stone Kangers, ¿ Chicago street gang. You have

previously been advised thet no

'violence is known to have

occurred as a result of actions such as these.

The Department has previously been advised under

the COINTELITO caption of àl1 COITELPRO activities

including any such activities that emanated from the Sen Diego

area, and both the Criminal and Civil Rights Divisions of

the Department have reviewed COINTELURO materials.

1 " The Deputy Attorney Goneral.

1 - Assistant Attorney General

*Criminal Division)

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NOTE:

Copy of Attorney General memorandum 1/14/76, is

attached. Background information, concerning the SAO set forth

In J. G. Deegan memorangun to Mr. W. k. Wannall, dated 1/12/76,

captioned "Secret Army Organization (SAD) ; IM,"

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OFTIONAL FORM NO. IO

7XT 1492 ENITION

sSAYPM5 (#1 6779) 101-118

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO

DIRDOTOR, FBI (100-448006)

DATE:

1/13/69

FROM

Land,

CHICAGO (157-2209)

SUBJECT:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK NATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTELLIGENCE

(BLACK PANTHER PARTY) (BPP)

Re Bureau letter, 1/6/69; Chiçago letter, 12/16/68;

and Chicago airtel and LHil, 1/7/69.

The first two of the above communications were

captioned as above, the latter under the BPP caption.

In the Chicago letter of December 16, 1968, a

suggestion was made that an anonymous mailing be sent JEFF

FORT,

leader of the Blackstone Rangers, advising of BPP efforts

to discredit him, and in eitect to "take over" the pangers.

events have subsequently developed, as set forth in reterenced

Chicago airtel and LuM.

the Rangers and the BPP have not only

• =

not been able to form any alliance, but enmity and distrust have

arisen, to the point where each have been ordered to stay out of

the others territory. The BPP has since decided to conduct no

activity or attempt to do any recruiting in Ranger territory.

It appears therefore that the letter as originally

intended at this point would serve no useful purpose.

The end

In view appears to nave been very quickly arrived at, in great

...

measure by virtue of the inherent inability of two such voatile

and power conscious groups to derogate any of their status or

assumed authority to the other.

From information recently received, it appears, however,

that the BPP has not entirely abandoned all hope of utilizing-

the Rangers for their own purposes.

Some feeling has been evident

that FORT may not continue indefinitely in his position of leader-

ship with the Rangers, most probably a reference to various

criminal charges facing him.

it is clear, nowever, that so

long as he is in this position, any working arrangement between

the

two groups will be on Ranger terms.

Bureau (RM)

REC IL

577

2 - Chicago

(1 - 157-1291) (BPP)

12 JAN 16 1969

ICS AUNENFORMATION CONTAINED

(4) DATE 54/284813P8Ain Lon

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CG 157-2209

Consequently, Chicago now recommends the following

letter be sent FORT, handwritten, on plain paper:

"Brother Jeff:

"I've spent some time with some Panther friends on

the west side lately and I know what's been going on.

Tha

brothers that run the panthers blame you for blocking their

thing and there's supposed to be a hit out for you.. I'm

not

From what I see these

I think

you ought to know what their up to, I know what I'd do it I

was you. You might hear from me again."

"A black brother you don't know"

The above would be sent to FORT in care of the First

Presbyterian Church, 6401 South Kimbark,

the widely publicized

headquarters of the

Rangers.

It is believed the above may intensify the degree of

animosity between the two groups and occasion FORT to take

retaliatory action which could disrupt tze BPP. or lead to

reprisals against its leadership.

been given to a similar letter

to the BPP, alleging a Ranger plot against the BPP leadership:

however, it is not felt this would be productive, principally

since the BPP at present is not believed as violence-prone as

the Rangers, to whom violent type activity; shooting, and the

I1ke,

are second nature,

There is also the possibility that

future contact between the two viere to take place, and it

became apparent that both had received such communications,

then an outside interest would be somewhat obvious.

Chicago will take no action regarding the above,

pending Bureau authorization.

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RO PIE IN ENVEICON

1 - Mi. W. D. Neumann

• 1/30/69

MAILED 10

JAN 2 9 1969

COMM-FBI

Tolera

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Caslons.

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Basen

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45327

SAC, Chicago (157-2209)

Director, FaX 6199-410063 599

COUNTERZUTELLIGENCE PROGRA

BLACK RATIONALIST - HATE GROUPS

RACIAL INTEILICENCE

-BLACK FANTHER PARTY

Reurlet 1/13/69.

Authority. is granted to mail anonymous letter

to Jeff Iost, as suggested in rolet, in care of the

First Isesbyterian

Church, 6401 South Kimbark, Chicago,

Illinois.

•*.

Utilize a commercially purchused envelope for

this letter and insure that the mailing is not tracad

to the source.

Advise the Bureau of any results obtained by

the above mailing.

HDN: mms

(4) Airies

NOTE:

Jeff Fort is the leader of the Blackstone

Rangers, a black extremist organization. Chicago

advises

that so long as Fort continues as the leader

of the Rangers, a working arrangement between the BPP

and the Rangers may be effarted on Ranger terms.

Chicago has recommended the anonymous mailing of the

following letter in anticipation that its receipt by

Fort vill intensify the degree of animosity existing

between these two black extremist organizations:

ALL, INFORMATION CONTANEO

"Brother Jeff:

TITHIN LO UNCLASSINGS

DATE 1/09 000LBESPRALA

BInG

"I've spent some time with some

Panther friends

on the west/side lately and I know what's been going on.

The brothers: that run the l'anthers blane you for blocking

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Letter to SAC, Chicago

Re:

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

BLACK HATICNALIST - HATE GROUPS

100-448006

NOTE COITTINUED:

their iting and there's supposed to be a hit ot for

you.

I'm not a Panther, or a Ranger, just black. From

what 1 see these Panthers are out for themselves not

black people. I think you ought to know that their up

to, I know what I'd do if I ras you. You night hear from

me again."

"A black brother you don't know"

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OPTIONAL FORM NO,90

RAM 1962 EULAN

OSÁ FPMR (41 CFRI 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

¡ Memorandum Waty F.

:Mr. J. B.

File.

Issoga Di

Asst. Dir.:

Adm. Serv.-

Ext. Affairs -

Fin. & Pers.

DATE: June. 3, 1976 Gon. Inv.

Inspection

Intell.

abors

Plon. &

Eval.

Rec. Mgnt..

Spec. Inv..

Training -

Telephone Rm. _

Director Sec'

FROM

: Legal Coy

11S

SUBJECT: GARRY

WILES' COLUMN, MAY 21, 1976,

CLAIMING SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

REPORT

SHOWS FBI-COINTELPRO-BLACK PANTHER DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT HIS EARLIER ALLEGATIONS

PURPOSE:

This is to provide comparison of captioned article

with Senate Select Committee report and FBI documents.

SYNOPSIS:

Garry Wills wrote an article which appeared on

October 29, 1975. The article was syndicated by Universal

• Press Syndicate.

By letter to the President of the Syndicate,

• copy to Wills, dated November. 5, 1975, the Director objected

to statements in the article and denied the FBI has engaged

in crimes, including murder.

Another Wills' article appeared

on May 21,

1976. It alleges the Director wrote to all paper

which carried his earlier column calling his accusation

about the fBl being guilty of multiple crimes larse an

irresponsible. The later column concludes the Senat

Select Committee reported the Bureau attempted to block its

investigative. efforts. concerning Black Panthers and refused

documents until they were pried loose by court order.

fact the Bureau was prohibited from disclosing the documents

by a court order issued in a civil suit.

When

representing the Select Committee at Department of Justice

expense, obtained a modification of the order, the Bureau

produced the documents.

Wills' accusation that the Bureau

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ENCLOSURE.

REG 33,

CONTINUED - OVER

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1 - Mx. Moore, - Enc.

(Attn ::

Mr. Malmfeldt)

4 - Mx.

Leavitt

20 JUN 15 1976 =

1' - Mr.

Deegan - Enc.

1

Mr. Phillips - EnC. "ALL INTORMATION CONMATTER

1

Mr. Ryan - Enc.

1

Mr.

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1 - Mx.

Mintz - Enc.

Thornton - EnC. DATEl AGALDOBYSPa.Am

2 - Mr. Daly - Enc.

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Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams Memo

Re :

GARRY WILLS' COLUMN, MAY 21, 1976,

CLAIMING SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

REPORT

SHOWS FBI-COINTELPRO-BLACK PANTHER DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT HIS EARLIER ALLEGATIONS

In his view, the accusation is supported by the Select Com-

mittee's report which contains FBI documents showing the

Bureau's purpose was to cause murder.

The Bureau's response,

expressed to the. Attorney General in reply to his inquiry

about this same matter, is that the EBl took steps to prevent

violence.

Jut purpose in attempting to cause trouble between

the Panthers and the Blackstone Rangers was to prevent any

cooperative endeavors by the two violence-prone groups. Mate-

rials cited in this memorandum are attached to the original.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1.. The Bureau not reply to Wills'. column.

2. Attached memorandum be approved and sent.

APPROVED:

Assoc. Dir. A

Dep. AD Adm.

fer Dep. AD Invent

Asst. Dir.:

Adm. Serv..

Ext. Affair.......

Fin. & Pers..

Gen. Inv.....

Labor do: ge

Plan. & Eval..

Rec. Mgmt..

nget.HP24/s00

Spec. Inv..

Training.

DETAILS:

Mr. Garry Wills states in the first paragraph of his

article of May 21, 1976, (Tab A) that the Director wrote to all

of the papers which carried his earlier column.

Strictly speak-

ing, this is incorrect.

MI.

Wills'

earlier article of October 29,

1975, (Tab B) was syndicated by Universal Press Syndicate. The

Director wrote a letter to the President of the Syndicate on

November 5, 1975, (Tab C).

was designated for Mr. Wills.

The Director objected to Mr. Wills' statements depicting

Agents

as possible obscene telephone callers; and described as

untrue,

malicious, and insulting Mr. Wills'

statement that law

enforcement agencies have engaged in almost every conceivable

crime, including murder.

The Director wrote that Mr. Wills'

"malicious statement...is not true about the FBI."

The Director

concluded his letter by stating he hoped that in all fairness

his letter would be given the same distribution as Mr. Wills'

column.

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Legal Counsel to Mr.. Adams Memo

Re: GARRY WILLS' COLUMN, MAY 21, 1976,

CLAIMING SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

REPORI

SHOWS FBI-COINTELPRO-BLACK PANTHER DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT HIS EARLIER ALLEGATIONS

The third from the last paragraph of the May, 1976,

column alleges "that the Senate Committee reported that the

Bureau tried to block its investigative efforts and refused

documents. that were only pried loose by court order."

This

statement is not an accurate anaylsis of what happened.

The FBI did refuse to furnish the Senate Select

Committee documents, but we did so because of a valid court

order. Furnishing the documents would have violated that

court order. A civil suit was instituted in United States

District Court in Chicago, Illinois, by the relatives of

Fred Hampton and Mark Clark.

The defendants were Special

Agents of

the FBI and local law enforcement officers.

The

plaintiffs' theory was that an FBI informant furnished infor-

mation to Special Agents of the FBI who relayed the informa-

tion to local law enforcement officers. Upon receipt of the

information, the local officers raided certain premises in

Illinois.

During the raid Hampton and Clark were killed.

The court issued a protective order prohibiting the parties

Irom disclosing intormation to anyone other than each other

in the course of pretrial discovery.

The Senate Select Committee requested the Department

of Justice to seek a modification of the order to allow the FBI

and the Department of Justice to submit pertinent documents

to the Senate Select Committee.

The Department responded that

its duty was to the Special Agents, and for the Department to

seek a modification of the order on behalf of the Senate Select •

Committee. could create a conflict of interest.

agreed to hire private counsel for the Senate Select Committee

for the purpose of seeking a modification of the order.

This

was done and the judge modified the order so that it would not

prohibit the furnishing of documents to the Senate Select Com-

mittee.

Once the order was modified, the Senate Select Commit-

tee was furnished the documents.

Sence Division reased to W11o" Way, 1976, article, the Intelli-

The article was compared with the U.S. Senate Select

Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to

Intelligence Activities (SSC) report entitled "The FBI's

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Legal Counsel to Mr. Adams Memo

:

Re :

GARRY WILLS' COLUMN, MAY 21, 1976,

CLAIMING SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE REPORT

SHOWS FBI-COINTELPRO-BLACK PANTHER DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT HIS EARLIER ALLEGATIONS

Counterintelligence Program to Destroy the Black Panther

Party,"

and the following observations are made concerning

statements in paragraph three of his article.

In this paragraph Wills advises that the SSC's re-

port details at least three sustained campaigns meant to foment

illegal killings of Black Panthers.

These are: (1) Use of

fake letters to make Black Panthers murder each other;

(2) Pitting the Panthers against Ron Karenga's Black organiza-

tion (US) in California; and (3) Trying to stir trouble be-

tween the Panthers and the Blackstone Rangers in Chicago.

After a review of the three COINTELPRO activities, it

is believed that number one and number two refer to the same

activity. Pages 188, 190, 191, and 192 of the SSC report have

footnotes which refer to a memorandum from FBIHQ to Baltimore

Field Office (and 13 other offices), dated November 25, 1968,

(Tab D) and communications from the San Diego Field Office to

FBIHQ dated February and March, 1969, (Tab E) and September 18,

1969, (Tab F). containing a statement that "Shootings, beatings

and a high degree of unrest continued to prevail in the

area of San Diego.

Although no specific COINTELPRO action can be

credited with contributing to this over-all situation, it is

felt that a substantial amount of the unrest is directly

attributable to the Program."

Wills' article, quoting the

SSC report; infers that COINTELPRO actions directed against

the Black Panthers and US, both violence-prone Black extremist

organizations, caused shootings and other acts of violence.

This COINTELPRO action was explained previously. by

memorandum to the Attorney General dated January 23, 1976,

captioned "San Diego Operations,"

(Tab G.) which was

prepared in

response to a memorandum of the Attorney General dated January 14,

1976. We advised the Attorney General that the FBI took

measures to prevent violence from occurring in numerous in-

stances. In some cases COINTELPRO actions were not approved

if physical violence appeared likely to occur.

In connection

with the BPP/US investigations, the following instances in

which the FBI acted to prevent violence were noted:

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GARRY WILLS' COLUMN, MAY 21, 19/0,

CLAIMING SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE REPORT

SHOWS FBI-COINTELRPO-BLACK PANTHER DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT HIS EARLIER ALLEGATIONS

By teletype dated November 4, 1968, Los Angeles

advised that the BPP planned to kill two US members. FBIHQ

responded by teletype November. 5, 1968, instructing that the

Los Angeles Police Department be

alerted and that the two

potential victims also be advised of the threat on their

lives.

On August 30, 1969, information was received con-

cerning the possibility of US Headquarters in San Diego being

bombed. This information was furnished to the San Diego Police

Department and San Diego Sheriff's Office prior to the actual

bombing on August 30, 1969.

The information concerning the

bomb threat had been received from the California Bureau of

Investigation.

The third campaign which Wills mentions, that of

trying to stir trouble between the Black Panther Party and

Blackstone Rangers in Chicago, Illinois, is discussed on page

188 of the SSC report. An anonymous letter was sent to

Jeff Fort, leader of the Blackstone Rangers, a Chicago street

gang, falsely informing him that the Chicago Panthers had

a hit out"

on him.

Authority for mailing this letter was

requested by Chicago letter January 13; 1969, (Tab H). Bureau

authority was granted for Chicago to send this letter on

January. 30, 1969, (Tab I).

The

goals of these COINTELPROs clearly centered

around the Bureau's efforts to prevent and curtail violent

action within the extremist. black nationalist movement.

In

order to achieve this objective, it was readily apparent that

coalitions of violence-prone black extremist groups should be

prevented. It was obvious that violent factions would in-

tensify their strength by joining forces which would have been

the case if the Blackstone Rangers and the Black Panther Party

• had been allowed to form a coalition.

Obviously our objective

here was to insure that these extremist groups did not joir

forces, which if allowed to occur, would have been a danger

to local law enforcement and a threat to the tranquility of

the black community.

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REATMEAG SENATE SELECIM, MAY 2E REPORT

CLAIMING SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

SHOWS FBI-COINTELPRO-BLACK: PANTHER DOCUMENTS

SUPPORT HIS EARLIER ALLEGATIONS

The interpretation of terms used in Chicago letter

of January 13, 1969,

tò intensify.:."animosity, retaliatory

actIon,

and reprisals" is subjective.

Based on the recollec-

tion of Agents at Headquarters and in the field and extensive

file reviews, it may be said that to the best of our knowledge

no violent actions resulted from this letter.

We probably can

assume that the results most likely increased rhetoric between

the groups and prevented a coalition of the two groups.

The following quotations appear in Wills' article:

Paragraph 2: "violent-type activity, shootings and

the like are second nature" to such gangs. This quotation

appears on page 197 of the SSC report and was taken from

Chicago letter January 13, 1969.

Paragraph 4: "A substantial amount of the current

unrest is directly attributable to this (FBI) program."

This

quotation appears on page 192-193 of the SSC report and was

taken from San Diego letter dated September 18, 1969.

Paragraph 4: "threats of murder" were at stake,

J. Edgar Hoover. himself ordered that the FBI "exploit all

avenues of creating further dissension" among Panthers. These

quotations appear on page 188 of the SSC report. Both quota-

tions in paragraph 4

were taken from Bureau letter to Baltimore

and 13 other offices dated November 25, 1968.

Paragraph 5: "and then grant nature the opportunity

to take. her. course.

This quotation appears on page 189 of

the SSC report and was taken from Los Angeles letter dated

May 26, 1970.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPAIR 141 CFR) 101-11.6

WNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr.

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F.

Phillipe

SENSTUDY 75

1 - Mr.

• B. Adams

1 - Mr. D. W. Moore

(Attn: H. A. Boynton)

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mx. P. V. Daly)

DATE:

6/1/76

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

REC O0

Assoc. Dir.

Dep/AD Adm.

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PURPOSE: For the information of the Director and other

Bureau officials, this is to advise of reported instances

of Senate Select Committee (SSC) improprieties and other

shortcomings which we have brought to Department's

attention with intention that it advise the SSC, but which

the Department has indicated a refusal to do.

SYNOPSIS: In recent months we have learned of instances

of SSC Staff improprieties or other shortcomings.

Facts

brought to Department's attention so it may advise SSC.

We

have learned that Deputy Attorney General (DAG) decided

to not bring matters to SSC's attention.

Briefly, these

matters concern following (I)SSC-published Hearings on

Huston Plan contained an unexcised Bureau communication

identifying electronic surveillance targets. Elliff of SSC

admitted their error, attributed it to an oversight.

(2) In

the matter concerning former Bureau informant Larr

Grathwohl,

he told us of slanted, biased and less-than-objective

interview of him in July, 1975, by SSC Staff Member Michael

Epstein.

We furnished the Department copy of Grathwohl's

letter of 1/28/76 containing these allegations. (3) When

former Bureau intormant Dougtass

sucham was interviewed

by SSC personnel in May, 1975, they indicated strong desire

to discredit FBI and asked if Durham could "come up with

some dirt on FBI!' because there was strong support "to nail

the FBI to the cross." Durham put his allegations in form

of a letter, a copy of which we furnished to the Department.

(4) Another matter concerned a former Klan informant,

George Porsett, whose identity was disclosed, allegedly by

an unidentified SSC source.

(This is the matter wherein

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T. W. Leavitt

North Carolina press reported statements by Senator

Robert Morgan, SSC Member, suggesting an SSC leak.)

Observations: It is most regrettable that the DAG is

assuming a posture of inaction in these matters. He has

not given any reason for his inaction. We can only

matter only

speculate as to the reason but it would be inconclusive.

RECOMMENDATION: None.

For information.

We hausaderied the

Rapartwenh of these

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DETALS: In recent months there has come to our attention

a number of instances where reports to us indicate impro-

prieties or other shortcomings on the part of SSC personnel.

We have generally brought these situations to the attention

of the Department with the suggestion or request that an

accompanying memorandum, containing the specific details, be

Furnished to the SSC. The general practice of the Department

in these situations has been to not advise us if it decides

to not forward our memorandum to the SSC, even though we

have, in some instances, specifically requested to be

advised of the Department's final judgment on the matter.

As a result, we have taken positive steps by oral inquiry

of the office.of Mr. Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Special Counsel

for Intelligence Coordination, to determine the Department's

final judgment in several pending situations.

By letter dated 3/30/76 from Mr. Steven Blackhurst,

Assistant to Shaheen, entitled "FBI Memoranda Not Sent To

Senate Select Committee," we were advised that the "Deputy

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re:

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62-116395

Attorney General has instructed that we not send the

following FBI memoranda to the Senate Select Committee."

There were then listed four situations as follows:

(1) memorandum 3/16/76 regarding failure to get clearance

of Huston Plan materials; (2) memorandum 3/16/76 regarding

"Los Angeles Times" article concerning Senator Henry

Jackson; (3) memorandum 2/20/76 enclosing letter from

former informant Larry Grathwohl; and (4) memoranda 1/19

and 2/13/76 regarding SSC contacts with former informant

Douglass Durham.

Briefly, these situations concern the following:

On 3/8/76, SSC Staff Member John Elliff advised

us that Volume 2 of

the SSC Hearings, which concerned the

Huston Plan and which was released earlier that day by

the SSC, contained information that was not cleared by the

FBI for

publication. He referred specifically to a portion

which set forth the names of individuals and organizations

that were the subjects of 14 electronic surveillances.

According to Elliff, he had given explicit instructions

that this information was to be excised before publication

and could not account for the reason behind its inclusion

other than it being an oversight. He expressed regret but

indicated that nothing further could be done about the

matter because 30 copies had already been distributed to

the press. The document in question also included memoranda

containing the names or initials of FBI personnel below

the rank of Section Chief, which was contrary to agreement

between the SSC and the Bureau that the former would not

publish names of personnel below that rank. By letter to

the

Attorney General (AG) 3/16/76, we furnished copies of

a letterhead memorandum (LHM) of same date so the latter

might be approved and forwarded to the SSC.

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re:

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62-116395

Bureau communications 1/19 and 2/13/76 brought

to the AG's attention reported improprieties by SSC inves

tigators when they interviewed former Bureau informant

Douglass Durham and asked the AG what action should be

taken. The improprieties involved statements made during

the interview of Durham when it was stated to him by the

SSC investigators that they had a strong desire to discredit

the FBI and asked if Durham could "come up with some dirt"

on the FBI because there was strong support to "nail the

FBI to the cross." We not only reported this to the AG

but also sent him a copy of a letter from Durham repeating

his allegations about the SSC investigators. On 3/11/76,

Steven Blackhurst of the Department advised Supervisor

P. V. Daly, Legal Counsel Division, that the Department had

considered the two Bureau communications and Durham's letter

and had decided to take no action with the SSC on this

matter.

According to Blackhurst, it was the decision of

his office to not even bring the

Durham matter to the

attention of the DAG because the DAG had previously refused

to send any protest to the SSC concerning the Dorsett case

which involved the disclosure of the identity of former

Bureau Klan intormant George Dorsett, allegedly by an

unidentified SSC source.

We wrote the AG on 12/19/75

asking that a Bureau memorandum be delivered to Senator

Frank Church personally. (This is the matter wherein the

North Carolina press reported statements by Senator Robert

Morgan, SSC Member, suggesting an SSC leak.)

In the matter concerning former Bureau informant

Larry Grathwohl, he told us of slanted, biased and less-

than-objective interview of him in July, 1975, by SSC Staff

Member Michael Epstein.

We furnished the Department a

copy of Grathwohl's letter of 1/28/76 containing these

allegations.

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Memorandum to Mr. T. W. Leavitt

Re: Senstudy 75

62-116395

The final situation concerned a "Los Angeles

Times" article concerning Senator Henry Jackson.

furnished the Department a memorandum dated 3/16/76 which

indicated the possibility of the SSC having furnished some

material to newspaper writers. Our letter to the AG

submitting the memorandum observed that the AG might wish

to bring the matter to the attention of Senator Church.

In the single situation relating to the

"Los Angeles Times" article, we can understand a reluctance

on the part of the AG in furnishing the memorandum to the

SSC as there was nothing of a definite nature indicating

impropriety on the part of the SSC. We have no similar

reservation concerning the other situations described above.

OBSERVATIONS: It is most regrettable that the DAG is

assuming a posture of inaction in these matters. He has

not given any reason for his inaction.

We can only speculate

as to the reason but it would be inconclusive.

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HAROLD JAYLOR, EM - BPP (CF), 00: LOS ANGELES, LOS ANGELES

FILE 157-4075, BUFILE 157-14007>; RAY MICHAEL BOUDREAUX

EM - BPP (CF), 00: SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES FILE 157-6823,

BUFILE 157-20464; JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, III, EM - BPP (CF), 00 :

LOS ANGELES, LOS ANGELES FILE 157-6999, BUFILE 157-12001.

RE LOS ANGELES LETTER TO BUREAU DATED APRIL 29, 1976.

THIS DATE, MAY 24, 1976, LOS ANGELES COUNTY ASSISTANT

DISTRICT ATTORNEY TOM HIGGINS, PROSECUTOR IN LOCAL TRIAL OF

HAROLD TAYLOR, ADVISED THAT DEFENSE ATTORNEY BETH LIZSEY,

¿ HAS SUBPOENAED, AND IS INIRODUCING INTO TESTIMONY UNDER

STRENUOUS PROSECUTION OBJECIION, THE ORAL TESTIMONY OF ARTHUR

JEFFERSON.

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ON INTELLIGENSE, AND ARTHUR JEFFERSON IS ALLEGEDLY THE

AUTHOR OF THAT COMMITTEE'S REPORT ABOUT ALLEGED FBI

HARASSMENT AND ILLEGAL ACIIVITIES AGAINST THE BLACK PANTHER

PARTY BPP>, PARTICULARY IN CALIFORNIA.

LOS ANGELES COUNTY ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY HIGGINS

ADVISED THAT JEFFERSON'S TESTIMONY TO DATE IS BEFORE THE

JURY

ASSISIANT DISTRICI ATTORNEY HIGGINS HAS REQUESTED THE

FBI MAKE AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW FOR POSSIBLE USE IN THE TRIAL

OF HAROLD TAYLOR, A NUMBER OF OLD COPIES OF THE BPP

NEW SPAPER :

UA CB, LOS ANGELES WILL FURNISH HIGGINS ON A LOAN BASIS,

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the Attorney General

Director,/FBI

U.S. SETAIL SEICE CONTIITEE

O1 INTELLIGLICE ACIIVITIES (SSC)

1 = Mr.

B. Adams

1 - MI. T. J. Jenkins

1 - Mr. D. W. Moore

(Attn: H. A.

Aprill,

Baynt07%

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. P. V. Daly)

1 - Mr. I. W. Leavitt

1 - Mr. D. Ryan

2 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

Enclosed is the original of a menorancun relating

to this Bureau's review of the SSC's draft of its findings.

Also enclosed is a copy of the menorantun for forvarding

to lix. Janes A. Milderotter, Associate Counsel to the

President.

Inasmich as some of the Findings pertain to the

FBI's investigation of Hartin Luther King, Jr., and in view

of the Civil lights Division's current review of the King

investigation, a copy of the menorandun is also enclosed

for lix. J. Stanley Pottinger.

Enclosures (2)

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Attention: Michael I. Shaheen, JI.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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Assistant Attorney General

Civil Rights Division

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1 - Mr. J.

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1 - Mr. T. J. Jenkins

1 - Mr. D. W. Moore

(Attn: H. A. Boynton)

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. P. V. Daly)

1 - Mr. I. W. Leavitt

April 15, 1976

1 - Mr. D. Ryan

2 - Mr. S. F. Phillips

U. S. SENAIS SULECT COMMITINE TO

SIUDY GOVIRNACNTAL OPCRAZIONS WICH

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On larch 31 and Lpril 1, 1976, representatives

of this Eureau ravieved at FBI Headquarters an SSE draft

of its Findings.

The purpose of the review tas to

recognize and bring io the actention of the SSC Staff any

information the IbI believes to be classified or otherise

sensitive io the extent that it should not be made public,

as tell as the identities of any FBI personnel below the

ran': of Section Chief which, by prior agreenent vith the

SSc, would not be included in the report, A number of

instances neeting the above criteria vere noted and vere

infomally brought to the attention of an SSC representacive

on April 2, 1976, subsequently confirmed by en IBI

subnitted to the Departient of justice for

approval and forarding to the SSC.

Inasnuch as only the drait vas made available

for review, and not the underlying docurents which vere

foocnoted, it was not possible to nake an iten-by-iten

revier? for accuracy of the drait. Nonetheloss, a number

of itoms come to notice which this Bureau vould find

objectionable if they appear in the published Findings in

the same manner as in the draft. The primary purpose of

this merorandu, therefore, is to call to attention these

items, as vall as some other observations of a general

nature relating to the draft unich it is believed vould be

of interest to the Departient and the lhite House.

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the Findings were in seven parts, each containing

an identifying number,

the following is a summary of the

itens of interest with reference to the SSo's identifying

numbers and concern four of the seven parts; ve have no

conments concerning the renaining three parts.

K2864

Paragraph 1, page 33, contains the statement,

"Significantly, FBI Internal nemoranda with respect to some

of the installations make clear that they were planted in

Dr. Ring's bedrooms for the expressed purpose of obtaining

personal information about hin." (this refers to microphone

susveillances of King.)

The statement as appearing in the draft is slanted,

deceptive and unrecognizing of the practical aspects

relating to the effecting of microphone coverage on an

individual while he is in a travel status. King generally

stayed at hotels or notels.

Sometimes he occupied a room

which, by hotel or notel standards, generally consisted of

a single roon (aside from bathroom facilities) which served

as both a bedroom and a place to meet people. Other times

he occupied a suite consisting of a bedroom, as vell as a

sitting

room or parlor.

of course, in the case of a room,

the main space was the logical place to install a microphone.

If a suite was involved, the installation might be in the

sitting room or both sitting room and bedroom.

The choice of exact site for installation was

usually dictated by technical considerations; that is,

where could the installation be made to avoid detection

and be effective. This was a matter left up to the judgment

of the on-the-scene field personnel and Headquarters took

no part in the decisions made and generally was not even

apprised of such details. Hot to be overlooked is the fact

that, even if a suite vas used, conversations of interest

to us could have taken place in the bedroon as well as the

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sitting room. In this respect it should be noted that the

FBI's primary purpose for these installations vas to obtain

information concernlag king's commnist assoclations this

is evidenced in many of the documents which have been

furnished to the SSG in this inquizy.

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In this part, a reference is made to former

Attorney Ceneral Robert Kennedy authorizing a wiretap on

King in October, 1963. Referring to Kennedy, a statement

appears"... he requested that an evaluation of the results

be subuitted to him in 30 doys in order to determine whether

or not to naintain the tap, but the evaluation was never

delivered to him and he did not insist on it." By footnote,

this quotation is attributed to an FEI memorandum fron

It. Evans to l'x. Belmont dated October 21, 1963.

the menorancun in question, a copy of thich the

FBI has furnished to the SSC, relates a conversation between

ittorney General Kennedy and

• former FBI Assistant virector

C, d. iVans concerning an FBI menorandum of October 19, 1963,

recommending à technical surveillance on the office of

the

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) at stlanta,

Georgia, und note was taken that on the previous weel the

vittorney General had authorized similar coverage ois the

residence of King. the memorandum noted that the attorney

General was apparently still vacillating in his rosition

as to technical coverage on King and the SCLC. However,

according to the memorandum,. the Attorney General advised

that he was approving the October 18, 1963, menorangum but

asked 'that this coverage and that on King's residence be

• evaluated at the end of 30 days in light of the results

secured so that the continuance of these surveillances could

be determined at that time."

is to the clain in the draft Findings that the

- Attorney General requested that an evaluation of the

resulcs be submitted to him in 30 days," it is our position

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that this is merely an interpretation by the SSC of what

the Attorney General intended. Our interpretation is

that the Attorney General intended for us to nake the

evaluation after 30 days and lí ve found the continuance

of the surveillances justified, we could contime then

without further contact with him.

We believe our inter-

pretation to be the correct one for two principal reasons.

First, there Is no Indication in the October 18,

1963, memorandun or elsewhere in IBI files, to the best of

our knowledge, that the ittorney General had specifically

asked that the evaluations after 30 days be subnitted to

hin. Second, the fact that we continued the surveillances

for a considerable period of time without Iccontacting

the ittorney General on the matter of justlying their

continuance, and the Attorney General did not again broach

the subject

to us, indicatesthat our interpretation vas a

correct one.

To illustrate our good faith adherence to that

we interpreted the Attorney General to mean; that is, that

ve internally evaluate the surveillances after 30 days,

the following should be noted:

the telephone survelllances of King's residence

and the SCLO offices in Atlenta, Georgia, were installed

November 8, 1963. The Atlanta Field Office subnitted tro

letters to

• FBI Headquarters, both dated December 12, 1963.

One concerned the residence

surveillance; the other, the

office surveillance.

These letters summarized results of

the surveillances during the first 30 days and reconnended

their continance. At Headquarters, a nenorandun was

prepared dated December 20, 1963.

this memorandum took

cognizance of the desire of the ittorney General that, when

he approved the survelllances, the coverage was to be closely

watched and evaluated in 30 days.

The menorandun summarized

the productivity of the survelllances and concluded wich

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the following recommendation: "In accordance wish the

Atcorney General's desire, these installations have been

closely supervised and evaluated. is these sources

provide infornation regarding racial activities, as well

as security natters, that would not otherwise be available,

it is the recommencation of the Ionestic Intelligence

Division that these installations be contimed for an

additional three tonths." The recommendation was approved

by Director Hoover. There also appears a penciled notation

on page l of this menorancum indicating that 30 days later,

on January 21, 1964, the matter vas again reviewed and it

was deemed that the continuance of the surveillances la

itlante, Georgia, was justified. ihis notation bears the

autogroghic initials of a leadquarters Supervisor and a

Headquarters Section Chief.

the telephone surveillance on the New York Gity

office of the SCLC as Installed on üctober 24, 1963, and

our lew York Fiold Office, by letter dated lovember 22, 1963,

subnitted details of the results of the first 30 days of

the installation and recommended its contimuance. this

Has approved at leadquarters in the form of an appended

recommendation by the issistent virector of the lonestic

Intelligence IIvision.

Periodie Internal FBI justifications were nade on

all these surveillances for their duration.

In conclusion,

ve believe it to be unfair for the rindings to contala a

staterent implying it to be fact whereas it is nerely SSC

Interpretation. Also, in doing so, the SSC implies thet the

httorney General had asked us to furnish him sorething which

ve falled to do, this is also unfair, as the full facts

set out above reveal.

On poge 6 appears a statenent, 'the abusive

techniques used by the rul in Cointelpro Fron 1956 to 1971

included violatlons of both federal and state statutes

prohibiting nail fraud, vire fraud, incitement to violence,

sending obscene material through the nail, and extortion."

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The draft prejudges, without due process, acts

of individuals based on subjective interpretations of

documents. This statement presures not only that those

interpretations are correct but that they satisty all

elements of the statutes involved, to the extent that those

tro acted can be categorically declared to be guilty of

the crimes charged.

I2816

On page 18 appears a discussion of microphone

surveillances on King. & footnote on that page states that

FBI memoranda make clear that these surveillances were one

of the techniques being used to obtain information about

King's private life. is indicated above under the heading

12864, there is no recognition, as there should have been,

that the primary purpose for the microphone surveillance

was to obtain Infornation concerning King's communist

connections.

On page 20 a statement appears, "it abouc the

sane time it mailed the "sanltized' tape, the IDI . ..."

the FBI finds objectionable the allegation that

the FBI had nailed the tupe in question. Ietails of this

objection have been set forth in a prior memorandur

containing our eritique of the SSC's draft report entitled

"ir, liartin luther king, Jr., Case Study."

Pages 2 to 16 of this port relate to our

discontinued Counterintelligence I'rograms (Cointelpros).

Page 3 Indicates ". • COMNICLPLO involved

numerous violations of law, and the law and Constitution

vere "not (given)' a thought." the deposition of former

Section Chief George C. Moore is cited.

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the above is typical of the distorted character

of the SSC Finding. ilthough it is possible Vir. loore

deposed as above, it is also probable his comments are

cited out of context. The constitutionality and the law

were constantly considered by Headquarters and Field FLI

personnel involved With Cointelpro actions, and this should

be readily evident based on a revier of Cointelpro documents

which were available to the SSC. there aze many instances

vhere proposals vere denied under Cointelpro because they

were considered a technical violation of the law or of

constitutional rights. Special igent lavid yan deposed

before the SSC to the effect that constitutionality of

Cointelpro techniques was considered and was a continuing

consideration, and he cited examples. One example which

appears in Jyan's deposition relates to Cointelpro efforts

to expose and preclude clandestine Communist Party use of

meeting halls.

iyan deposed that Former Assistant to the

Director ilan Il. Belmont had questioned the constitutional

proprieties of such action as possible violations of first

¿mendent rights, and efforts had been made to preclude

such infringerents. In this instance it appears the SSC

Staff has selectively and deliberately ignored Information

available to it furnished by witnesses. (this distortion

has previously been called to the attention of Barbara Banoff

of the SSO by Special igent David kyàn.)

Page 6 of the draft, in counting regarding the

"'Imprecision of the targeting" in Cointelpros, comments

*Mor could anyone at the Durcau define 'How left. "

(Although there is a citation for this statement in the

drait, the page numbers and document are not identified.)

The above distortion also appeared in the draft

report on FBI Colatelpros previously nade avallable for

revie to Pil Headquarters represchtatives on l'arch 2 and 3,

1976. The original draft report on Cointelpros in itself

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contradicts this statement by stating 'Some agents defined

"New left' functionally, by connection with protest.

Others defined it philosophically, particularly antiwar

philosophy." the draft report ignores the fect that former

Assistant Director C. D. Brennan, in his public testimony

before the SSC, vas ushed to and did define "sew left."

Additionally, iyan in his deposition indicated to the SSC

he could define "Wew Left'' but did not belleve it pertinent

to his testimony.

Also, documents made available to the

SSC, which have been specifically called to its attention,

define "wew Left" In detail and these documents have been

published by the SSC, (See Exhibit 61 appearing on

page 669 of the report of SSC hearings, volume 6, which

sets forth the contents of an airtel to Sat, ilbany, from

Director,

FBI, dated October 28, 1968, captioned "Hew left

lovement," thich extensively defines "dew left." Also,

Special Agent Ryan has already alerted Banoff to this

distortion which also appeared in the SSC draft report on

Cointelpros.)

On page 9 of the draft, it is indicated"... the

Bureau tried

to "deter or counteract? what it called

"propaganda'-the expression of ideas which it considered

dangerous."

the deposition of the Cointelpro Unit Chief

(ayan) is cited.

the propaganda referred to in the deposition

related to cormnist, black extremist violence and waite

hate. There was no expression in the deposition that these

ideas were "considered dangerous." the propaganda #as

clearly pointed out for what it was. this is another

instance where the SSC has taken a quotation from a deposition

out of context and then added editorializing.

Page 14 of the draft states in a separate

paragraph, "The Bureau also encouraged "gang warfare"

between violent groups." this statement set out by itself

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indicates the lack of objectivity of the SSC. the SSC

had available to it and could readily cite from a number

of documents where the Bureau either turned down proposals

because of a possibility of violence or clearly took steps

to prevent violence.

Incouraging "gang farfare"

is

strictly an interpretation of the SSC and not supported

by overall documentation.

Pages 15a and 16 of the SSC draft refer to the

"snitch jacket'' technique, which is described as falsely

delane he teenth ace into man used in trea

jargon but was 'rised by those famillar with the Bureau's

campaign against the Panthers, to describe

the techniques

In discussions with the staff." On several occasions,

Including on liarch 31, 1976, Special Agent fyan pointed

out to Banoff that to

his knowledge this expression or term

was never used by bureau personal in the conduct of the

Cointelpros or otherwise.

On larch 31, 1976, Banoff

admitted that this tas not a Bureau quote but that

individuals "outside the Burcau' had used the expression.

Ryan objected to the use of a term by the SSC to dramatize

an alleged technique when, in fact, this term is not and

was not ever used by the Bureau.

82866

On page 8 appears a statenent that the Internal

Security Division of the Department of Justice added

.. their support to the FBI's exoggerated and undocumented

characterizations of the threat of communist influence."

It is submitted that the foregoing represents

SSe opinion, one to which ve do not agree.

It is indicated on page ll that the Department

of Justice "cooperated sith the rII in defying the inergency

Iotention Act of 1950."

This lee was more specifically

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defined as fitle II of the Internal Security ict of 1950

and provided for the apprehension and detention of

individuals tho could be considered potentially dangerous

during times of emergency affecting the national security.

The Findings state the Justice lepartment sllowed the Bureau

to continue listing "potentially dangerous' persons' on

a new index and endorsed the FBI's view that the new index

could, contrary to law, be used for detention purposes in

an "energeney."

As indicated by the Findings, a new index was

aware of the intentions of Congress and of the law when

iltle II of the Internal Security Act of 1950 Has repealed.

the following data will serve to clarify and put in its

full and correct perspective the facts relating to this

natter.

Following discontinuance of Title II of the

Internal Security ict of 1950, an Administrative Index (Adex)

was established by the fBI, with the knowledge and approval

of the Department of Justice, to enable the fBI to pinpoint

individuals who exhibited a propensity to perfozm acts

Inimical to national security and who posed a continuing

threat to the safety of the Frosident. Such an index was

believed to ba on essential pari (aininistrative aid) of

our investigative tesponsibility to assist in taking

whatever steps vere accessary, within the law, to protect

che Federal Government from all hostile forces bent on the

destruction of the Government.

The criteria for including an individual on this

Idex vere of necessity similar to those of the former

Security Index (SI) Inasnuch as It was the saue type of

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STIAIL: SELECI COMILTS 01 IVILILIGCICE ICIIVILIES (SSC)

indiviaual tho vould have been placed on cither list.

the ney index and criteria used for il vere, thoreforo,

sinilor to the former SI; hovever, there was no longer any

planning for emergency apprehension and detention under

the new index as had been the case with the Former SI

since the statute portaining to that aspect of emergency

plonning curing & national energency had been repealed by

Conzress through elimination of Iitle II of the Internal

Security Act of 1950, idditionally, at no tine cither

under the SI or the ider vere investigations conducted for

the sole purpose of placing an individual's nare on the

Investigations vere conducted as a part of the FiT's

responsibilities in che internel security field and at any

tine during un investigation, if the criteria for placing

o. name on the incex ere met, recommendations vere made

For such action to be token.

the SI and the Adex iere

nerely a part of the administrative aspects during an

Investigation and not the reason for an invostigacion and

both represented a listing of priority cases to be considered

for Investigative attention curing emergency conditions

.of all cases chen being Investigated in the internal security

field by the zuI.

Footnote 20 on page 12 refers to a vithholding

of documents by the FDI from the Departnent of Justice in

respect to Cointelpro.

In point of fact, we did not withhold any éocuments

from the Lepartment of Justice. In those instances where ve

furnished the Department surmarles from our files, the

l'epartment had the right and opportunity to verify those

surmaries by reviewing any docunents it desired fron our

files.

On page 13 appears the staterent, "Although

ittorey General Kennedy's authorizing nenorandun in Octobes,

1963, should provide him with an evaluation of the viretaps

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after 60 days, he failed to complain when the fUI neglected

to send him the evaluation . . . ." this is in reference

to the authorizations in October, 1963, by Attorney General

Kennedy for wiretaps on the residence telephones of

Nartin luther kings Jx., and on the offices of the SCiC

in ley York City and stlanta, Georgiu.

the foregoing contains incorrect implications.

The FSI menoranda requesting approval for the wiretaps in

question, and which contain the autographic approval of

Attorney General Kennedy, make no reference Whatsoever to

any evaluations being provided to the littorney General

after 60 days or any other period of time. à nemorandum

written at that time by assistant irector C. d. Ivans to

li. belmont, which has been referred to carlier in this

docunent, does mention the Attorney General's request that

the coverage on King's residence be evaluated at the end

of 30 days.

However, as indicated earlier, there vas no

sequest by the littorney General known to the FBI that he

be advised of the results of the evaluation. significantly,

the SSC has been furnished copies of the pertinent

correspondence referred to above. ihis appears to be

just one additional example of an erroneous and twisted

statement by the SSC in its Findings.

net standa paces it at 1 a 1a, Seaton, terming

microphone surveillances when the then ittorney General,

¡licholas del. Katzenbach, issued an order requiring prior

authorization of microphone surveillances. the findings

contain a statement, "But irregularities vere tolerated

even with this scandarê." in 'prove" such & contention,

the Findings cite as an example that the ISI furnished

the SSC thrce renoranda from Director Hoover, inttialed by

Lix. Katzenbach, as evidence that the Lepartment

had been

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advised of microphone surveillances, but that the memoranda

were submitted after the installations. these memoranda

were dated lay 17, October 19, and Lecember 1, all in 1965.

The implication by the SSC is that the FBI Has

in contradiction to the Attorney General's order requiring

prior authorizations for microphone surveillances. The SSC

unfortunately takes no recognition of the flexibility

present in the Attorney General's order in that, when time

was of the essence, it was permissible for the FBI to

effect a microphone surveillance without prior authorization

fron the Attorney General, provided the Attorney General

was notifled prouptly. In all three instances cited the

situation Has of this nature and in each instance the advice

to the Attorney General was timely. The following facts

are supportive of our contention and illustrate that there

was no FBI defiance of the Attorney General as is suggested

by the manner and wording of the SSC's Finding.

Under date of March 30, 1963, Director lioover

submitted a memorandum to the Attorney General concerning

the matter of microphone surveillances. In that memorandum,

fix. Katzenbach was reminded that lit. Hoover had advised

him that, under the administration of Attorney General Clark,

Ix. Hoover had recommended that all Government agencies

refrain from wiretapping unless there was specifie approval

in each instance by the Attorney General.

The menorandum

of lis. Hoover goes on to state that, in line with

Fix. Katzenbach's suggestion earller that day, lI. Hoover

had already set up the procedure similar to the one for

requesting

authority for telephone taps and that it would

be utilized in requesting authority for microphone surveil-

lances.

In a memorandum dated Septenber 27, 1965, From

Mr. Katzenbach to Director Hoover, reference vas made to

the use of microphones and

it was then stated by the Attorney

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Ceneral, "It is my understanding that such devices vill

not be used without my authorization, although in emergency

circumstances they may be used subject to my later

emergency situations, a microphone surveillance could be

installed without the prior Attorney General's approval,

provided he was furnished the opportunity for timely

ratification. Although the three nemoranda referred to

above pertained to the King case, it should be noted that

there were mierophone installations made by the fBI under

these circumstances (enérgency situation-installed without

prior authorization-irmediate advice to the Attorney General)

in other cases.

Fox example, FBI files reveal that during

the period April 23, 1965, to December 3, 1965, conmuni-

1865, to

cations vere submitted advising the Attorney General of

microphone surveillances that were being made on a

contemporaneous basis (1.e., the installation was being

made on the same date as the communication to the ittorney

General) all

• after the fact.

these communications did not

concern the King investigation. (Bulet to AG 11/3/75, "Testimony

of Nicholas deB. Katzenbach before the Church Committee," June, *

& footnote on page l6 alleges that the FBI

"tapped" participants in the Mississippi Freedom Democratie

Party's credentials challenge.

inis is in reference to

FBI activity at the Denocratic Party lational Convention

In Atlantic Gity, lew Jersey, in 1964. The footnote also

uses the language, "... to

authorize electronic surveillance

of political opponents."

The foregoing presentation in the Findings 15

extremely unfair in Implying that electronic surveillances

vere directed against members of the Mississippi Freedon

Lemocratic Party. Iuring the Convention, the FBI conducted

no electronie surveillances against this

group. the only

*note on yellow, prepared by JWD: jmn.)

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SENAIL SOLICE COMMITABE ON INLULIGANCS ACEIVITINS (SSG)

electronic surveillances used during the Convention by

the FBI were a telephone surveillance on the hotel room

of king and a microphone surveillance on a storefront being

utilized on a temporary basis by the Student Honviolent

Coordinating Connittee and the Congress of Kacial Equallty.

It is recognized that some of the fzuits of these

survelllances might have includedconversations where one

party tias a member of the Mississippi Freedom Venocratic

Party. However, to claim that the surveillances were on

the participants of the Paxty is certainly invalid.

On pages 17 and 18, it is claimed that the FBI

has inforned the SSC that its file contains no evidence

that any officials outside the rBI, "vere specifically

avare of any efforts, steps, or plans or proposale to

"aliscredit' or "neutralize' King.' Ivo paragraphs beyond

appears the statement, "There is to question that officials

in the White House and Justice Tepartment, including

President Johnson and Attorney Ceneral Katzenbach, Knew

that the Bureau was taking steps to discredit it. King ...

The foregoing represents an inconsistency and

what useful purpose it represents in the Findings is not

apparent.

APPROVED:

ASSOC, Ditsisdidownstasses

Dep. AD Adm...

Em Dep. AD Inv....

Asst. Dir.:

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In conclusion, it is desired to reiterate what

tos stated at the outset that this nemorandun should not

be considered as an iten-by-lten review for accuracy of

the draft. The information herein should be helpful to

the Attorney General and the hite House in any of its

considerations concerning the FBI's investigations of the

matters discussed.

NOTE :

The foregoing represents the review efforts of

several personnel in INTD primarily S. F. Phillips concerning

the King matter; D. Ryan concerning Cointelpro; and K. A.

Mendenhall concerning SI and Adex.

Comp. Syst.

Laboratory..

Ext. Affairs.

Legak Coun...

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Gen. Inv...

Plan. & Eval.

tdent...

Rec. Mgmt.

Inspection.

Spec. Inv..

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Not applicable

& NORMATION ON PEr

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Not applicable

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Review by FBI representatives of SSC draft of its Findings.

Objectionable items pointed out. Includes information on

Do. Martin Iuther King, Jr.; COINTELPRO; Security Index; SCLC;

Black Panther Party.

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1 - Mr.

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1 - Mr.

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A. Mintz

1 - Mr.

T.

W. Leavitt

1 - Mr. J. G. Deegan

Kay 3, 1976

1 - Mr. S. F. Phillips.

The

„Accorney General

Director, FBI

MANTIN LUTHER KING, Jit.

teference is made to the letter dated April 15,

co Dr. hartin Luther King, Jr. which were Delivered to SSC."

lix.

Referenced

letter modified a letter fron

Shaheen dated April 14, 1976, and advised that you

desired an approximation of the number of documents and

number of pages of documents which were delivered to the

Senate Select Committee (SSC) as well as a very general

description of the type of material contained in those

documents.

In addition, you requested a description of the

type of material which was not turned over to the sut.

Set out below, under appropriate headings is the

Information you desire.

An extra copy of this communication

is being designated for Assistant Attornay General

J. Stanley lottinger because of the Civil lights Division's

Number of Documents and lumber of Pages of

Documents Jelivered to the SEC

Approxirately 1,300 documents totaling approxinately

2,900 pages have boen delivered to the soc. These included

documents already in FBI Headquartors files and did not

laclude memoranda prepared specifically for the ssG.

arriving at these figures, we revieved the various requests

from the sse, and our replies thereto,.

and counted only

those documents where

ling's name was involved in the request.

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We did not include documents relating to some indirectly

related requests which did not mention King.

the latter are requests for materials on the larch on Washington

and analyses, nade at FBI Headquarters, conceming communist

influence in racial matters.

General Description of Type of Material

Contained in Documents Fumished

To best portray by a general description the type

of material involved, we excracced and are setting out below

phrases taken from the numerous SSC requests.

Preparation, dissenination and/or withdrawal of

monographs concerning King, but not including the monographs;

materia conceming dissemination of information and contacts

outside the Executive Branch; meeting between King and the

IBl; incormation concerning discrediting or neutralizing king;

Intormation concerning electronic surveillances; cointelpio

activities; material reflecting inception of investigations

of King and the Southem Christian Leadership Conference

(SCLC); follow-up material concerning monographs; Official

and Confidential (0 & C) files; installation, continuation

and authorization of electronic surveillances; information

concerning photographic survelllances; information conceming

meetings between King and Stanley Davld Levison; preparation

of transcripts of tapes and playing of tapes to anyone outside

the FBI; material concerning meeting between FBI Director

and representatives of "Newsweek.

Also, material relating to FBI investigation of

communist infiltration of racial novement bearing on

disagreement between J. Edgar Hoover and FBI Domestic

Intelligence Division; information conceming hunter rites

O'Dell; material concerning King's criticisn of FBI;

information concerning microphone surveillances of King; in-

formation concerning meetings of FBI personnel and others

to discuss electronic surveillances of King; tax returs

concerning King and SCLC; information conceming possible

inclusion of King in the Security Index; material relating

to electronic surveillances of associates of King (Levison,

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O'Dell, Bayard fustin, lalph Abernathy, and others); 1n-

formation that a former Iresident and a former Attorney

on in were on of microphone survelllance of Kings basis

Also, materials contained in files of W. C. Sullivan

concerning King and the SCLG; infornation concerning con-

versations between FBl and Department of Justice officials

about King and SCLC; meetings between IBI officials and news

media representatives concerning King; delivery of letter

from Director Hoover to Me. Moyers of the White House;

information concerning Poor People's Campaign and Sanitation

Workers Strike; basis for investigation of Levison; consideration

for placing Levison on the Security Index; institution and

termination of microphone surveillance of

Levison.

General Description of Type of Material

Which Was Not Furnished to sse

By specific exemption enunciated by the SSG, it was

not furnished Information believed to be the products or

fruits of electzonic surveillances of King. Included in this

exemption were tapes and transcripts.

Also not furnished

the SSC were several monographs written containing considerable

information about King.

100-106670

1 - The Deputy Attorney General

Attention;

Michael E. Shaheen, JI.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

1 - J. Stanley Pottinger

Assistant Attorney General

Civil Rights Division

Attention:

Robert A. Murphy

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NOTE:

The original Department letter dated 4/14/76 also

advised that the AG has been approached by attorneys for the

King estate regarding the possibility of destroying some

these documents and that the infornation being requested

would

se helpful to the AG in his consideration of the matter

Iccording to Steve Blackhurst, Assistant to Shaheen, this matte

is being coordinated in the Department by Jack Fuller of the

AG's office and that the consideration includes possibly

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Director, FBI

U.

ON

$.

SENATE SELECT COMMITTES

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

1

- Pri.

J. B. Adams

1

- Mr.

T. J. Jenkins

1 - Mr. D. W. Moore

(Attn: H. A. Boynton)

April 8, 1976

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. P. V. Daly)

1 - Mr. T. W. Leavitt

1 - Mr.

J. G. Deegan

Z. - Mr.

S. F. Phillips

INFORMATION

CONTAINED

EIN

LASSIFIED

BY

6076

Enclosed is the original of a memorandum

relating to this Bureau's review of the SSC's draft report

concerning Martin Luther King, Jr. Also enclosed is a

copy of the memorandum for forarding to lir. Janes A.

Wilderotter, Associate Counsel to the President.

In view of the Civil Rights Division's current

review of the FBI's investigation of King, a copy of the

memorandum is also enclosed for Mr. J. Stanley Pottinger

Enclosures (2)

EX 112)

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1 - The Deputy Attorney GeneraREC-J4

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen,

Special Gounsel for 62-1/637:1658

Intelligence Coordination

WO LOSURg

1 - J. Stanley Pottinger (Enclosure)

Assistant Attorney General

Civil Rights Division

Attention: Robert A. Murphy

87 JUN 10 1976

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TE:

SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE

BEFORE COMPLETING.

TO:

Intelligence Community Staff

ATTN: Central Index

CLASSIFY AS APPROPRIATE

FROM:

FBI

SUBJECT: Abstract of Information Provided to Select Committees

1. HOW PROVIDED (check

appropriate

for review but not transmitted,

DOCUMENT

BRIEFING

If a document was

made available

INTERVIEW

TESTIMONY

OTHER

2. DATE PROVIDED

4/8/76

3. TO WHOM PROVIDED (check appropriate term; add specific names if appropriate)

SSC

the Attorney General, copies to Deputy Attorney General

and Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division,

White House.

HSC

IDENTIFICATION (provide

descriptive data for documents;

give name or

identification number of briefer,

interviewee, testifier and subject)

Memorandum

• CLASSIFICATION O

FORMATION (ente

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Not applicable

7. RE onds inter emphasiagate koy words from the list

provided separately; if key words not listed are

Information handling

8. SUMMARY (see reverse side before completing this item)

Review of 185-page draft report (SSC) by FBI representatives.

Report entitled "Dr. Martin Luther King, JI., Case Study."

Objectionable Items pointed out.

ALI, INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN IS UNCLAASIFTAD

DATE /27/000 375P2, 2100 Ant

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• Type or print clearly in ink.

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• 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 it 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 former employee, etc. If actual document or transcript

is provided, that fact should be noted and no summary is required. Additional

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DT

SEC

ET

The Attorney General

Director, FBI

1 - Mr. J. B. Adams

1

- Mr. D. W. Moore (Attn: Mr.

2 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

Boynton)

March 16, 1976

(1 - Mr. P. V. Daly)

1 - Mr. T.

W. Leavitt

1 - Mr. S.

F. Phillips

1 - Mr. A. J. Duffin

U.

S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLICENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Enclosed herewith is a memorandum for your approval

and forwarding to the sse which concerns an article contained

in the March 7, 1976, edition of "The Los Angeles Tines." A

copy is also enclosed for your records.

This article alleges that a recommendation by

senator Henzy M. Jackson was the basis tos the NiXon

administration "ordering the FBI to report directly to the

President on contact made with the Soviet Embassy by American

political figures, according to a classified FBI memorandum. "

The article alleges further that the classified FBI memorandun

is now in the possession of the SSC and indicates the

possibility that an see at member has discussed classified

material furnished by the FBl with either or both of the

article's authors, Messrs. Jack Nelson and Ronald J. Ostrow.

The article alleges that the FBI memorandum "quotes

Richard M. Nixon'

s chief of staff, H. R. Haldeman, as stating

that Jackson had made the recommendation in a 1969 meeting

with Nixon.*

The article goes on to state that a spokesman

for the

"This one is very classified. Even

(.)

material pertaining

berore the subcommittee

on Civil and Constitutional Rights of

the House Committee

the Judiciary, regarding "types of abuses

which the Bureau has beer

susceptible,

• was delivered to

Assoc. Dir..

• SSC by FBI memorandum Au

Dep. AD Adm. _

Among

this, material

Dep. AD Inv. _

Asst. Dir.:

nitos als

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The Attorney General

was an FBI memorandum dated February 3, 1975, classified

"Secret" and entitled

"Information Concerning Contacts Between

Representatives of the Soviet Union and Members or Staff

Personnel of the United States Congress Furnished to the

White House at the

Request of the President."

This memorandum

sets forth the FBI's internal inquiry of this matter and the

chronology of facts, according to our records, are as follows:

In 1966, then President Lyndon B. Johnson, instructed

the FBI to use any method or device whatsoever to keep him

advised as to the

identity and purpose of visits paid by

legislators and other prominent U. S. citizens to Iron Curtain

embassies, and asked for a study,

and

continuing up to that time, of all legislators who

at the Soviet Embassy. Such a study was prepared and vas

transmitted to the White House by letter dated March 21, 1966.

The summary transmitted by this letter set forth, in order,

contacts by each Senator,

Representative or staff member who

had contacts with the Soviet Embassy during the period

July 1, 1964, through March 17, 1966.

On March 22, 1966, information was received that the

President was very pleased with the material and instructed

that similar material be prepared bringing this material up

to date every ten days to two weeks.

Biweckly additions, which

detailed actual contacts, were subsequently furnished to

White house; however, dissemination of this material was

terminated In January, 1969, on the instructions of then

Director Hoover.

, advised thai

Ir. Haldeman was interested in receiving from the Burcau any

Soviet nationals and

members of Congress and their staff in the past several years.

Transmitted by letter to Mr. Haldeman, dated July 29, 1970,

were two copies of a communication captioned "Contacts Between

SEO

KET

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Representatives of the Soviet Union and Members or Staff

Personnel of the United States Congress, Internal Security -

which was classified "Secret.

This document set

Rust in sumary form the number of contacts betveen Senators

Representatives and Stail employees for the years 1967 through

July 28, 1970, as well as the identity of Congressmen who were

more frequent contacts of Soviet officials, the identities of

Gongressional cormittees more frequently the target of Soviet

contacts, the methods used by soviets in initiating contacts

and the fact that the majority of Soviet personnel maintaining

contacts on Capitol Hill were either known to us or suspected

to be connected with the Soviet Intelligence Services.

On August 4, 1970, Mr. Iom C. Huston, Staff Assistant

at the White House, advised FBI Liaison Officer R. H. Haynes

that Mr. Haldeman was most pleased at the receipt of the above-

referred-to information.

Huston further advised confidentially

that this matter had come up as a result of a recent conversation

between Senator Henry M. Jackson and President Nixon.

Huston

stated that Dorothy Fosdick, Staff Director of the Subcommittee

on National Security of the Government Operations Committee,

of which Senator Jackson is chairman, had detected an increase

in contacts by Soviets with her office. Fosdick had kept

records of some of these contacts which she made available to

Senator Jackson wha,

in turn, furnished them to the White House.

The White House requested the FBI contact Fosdick and interview

her in detail concerning the nature and extent of these contacts,

which was subsequently done.

Subsequent to the July 29, 1970, letter to

Mr. Haldenan transmitting information, supra, there is no

indication similar information was sent to the White House.

It is believed that if an individual connected with

the SSC has discussed the FBI memorandum referred to above

without the specific Committee's authorization to do so, this

wauld indicate a definite impropriety, notwithscanding the fact

the information is misstated

and erroneous, insofar as the news

article is concerned, according to our records.

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It is felt that you may wish to bring this matter

to the attention of Senator Frank Church, Chairman of the

Enclosures (2)

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Michael E. Shaheen, JI

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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62-116395

1 - Mr. J. B. Adams

1 - LI. D. lie Hoora

(attn: Mr. Baynton)

2 » II. Jo Ao lluez

Farch 167 1976 Daly)

1 • lIc, I. lo locvict

1 - Tira

S.

I. Phillips

U. 5. SENATE SELECT COMITTED 1 - 12. de J. Caffin

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSG)

NE: NES ARTICLE IN "THE-LOS ANGÉLES TIMES"

EDITION OF MARCH 7, 1976, CAPTIONED "FBI

MEMO SAYS JACKSON URGED NIXON GET DATA

Subject to

Criminal

Unauthorized Dio ro

NATIONAL SECURITY

The above-captioned news article, bylined

Jack Nelson and Ronald J. Ostrow, sets forth certain inforna-

tion, attributing same to a "classified FBI menorandum."

The article states,

*The FBI document, now in possession of

the Senate Intelligence Committee, quotes Richard M. Nixon's

chief of staff,

Il. Ro Haldeman, as stating that Jackson

(Senator Henry ll, Jackson) had made the recommendation in a

1969 meeting with 1130n

(This matter concerns the I3I"s

furnishing of information regarding contacts between

Congressnen and/or their staff with the Soviet Embassy to the

[hite House).

in addition, tle articie scares that as sse spokesuan

was asked "

about the IBI's roporting on contacts by

American politicians with the Sovlet Embassy, the spokesman

Sanctions

ITORZIATION

"This one is very classified. Even the FBI'

s suntary

is sensitive. *"

Attention is invited to FBI memorandum dated

August 26, 1975, which transmitted to the SSC FBI material

pursuant to SSC request dated lugust 20, 1975, Part I, Itca 44

+ 131

Included among this material

was an FbI

memorandus dated

February 3, 1975, classified "Secret" and captioned "Information

Assoc. Dir..

Concerning Contacts Between Representatives of the Soviet Union

Dep. AD Adm.

and Nembers or Staff Personnel of the United States Congress

Dep. ADIv. Furnished to the Thite House at the Request of the President."

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U. S. Senate Select Committee

Study Governmental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

News Article In "The Los Angeles Times"

Edition of March 7, 1976, Captioned "FBI

Memo Says Jackson Urged Nixon Get Data"

If the contents of this document were discussed with

the press by a representative of the SSC without the expressed

authorization of the Committee, this would indicate an

impropriety, notwithstanding the fact the information is

misstated and erroneous as appearing in the news article.

This is a matter of definite concern to the FBI.

1 - The Attorney General

NOTE:

A Xerox copy of both the news article in question

and IHM dated 2/3/75, which was furnished to the SSC, are

attached to the yellow for information.

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ominended reporting on Sovict Embassy contact ta Diss-

02. But Jack on said he did ivarn Nixon in a 1900 While

Jicuse me ling di stepped-up Sovict intelligence activities

on Capital iull.-

Jackson said he had never heard of the FEl memoran~

iron until he was asted about it hy times reporiers. He.

sid the mcmorandum was "taking license with something

I didn't say."

Haldeman, in Los Angeles, said he could not talk about

a inemorandm he had not seen, adding that. he would

nice comment in any crent except "before a p'oper

soremment foruni"

Jovement courees familiar with the document said it

quoled Flakiemon as directing the FBI to resume a "spe-

cial coverage": bat had been discontinued at the chu of

the Schnson cummistration.

This special coverage consisied of delivering digests of

convciations of congressional trombers and other politi-

cal figures recorded by eicetronic surycillance of the So-

vict timbassy and other foreign intelligence targeis. The

searing of disests to the White louse was haited at the

cud of the Jonnson administrations, but the electronic sur-

reilance continued, according to sources familiar with

the program.

•Jackson says he are not urge re

suming raports io the President:

The digests were resumed alter Haldeman asied the

Tot to proside the coverage early in the first Nixon term.

Inderviewed in lis campaign siation wagon. between

pusic appearances. Jackson said he had noi recommend-

ed resuming special reports to the President or anything

cise in his-1969 aceting with Nixon.

"Not only did I not recommend it, I did not know what

¿ra Johnson administration had done," Jackson said.

éty slatement to the contrary, he said, was "absolutely

jalse. - and made ap out of whole cloth."

Jackcon. irculling his meeting with Nixon, said he had

felt "obliged to inform the executive branch" of the accel-

oraled Surict intelligence activities that he had observed.

He said the pumary purpose of the meeting was "in con-

Mection with sume defcuse appropriations bill."

daciron expinined ahal in 1069 representatives of the

Soviet Eubassy had sharply increased their visits to his

Sonate dice and offices of the subcommittee with rution-

il security responsibilites on which he served.

"I was test pointing out what was going on in the Sei-

me Offee Bustan and in ihe Capitol," Jacison said. "I

felt obliged to let them knows."

dick on said ine had "no recollection of Maldeman's be-

¿ng in the necg. i do recall someone coming in and cut."

He std to vestion was aiso attended by "the four-star

goeral who became head of all military forces at SWATE

(aprone Medequarters Allied Powers Burope)."

The ca-cripton and other details Jackson recalled fit

Gry Andrew J. Goodpaster, who ift his duties i demila

commander of American forces in Vietnam für st weeks

carly in the Nixon administration to work on national sc-

curity mallers at the Whi!e House.

Goodpaster, reached by telephone at his home, in Alex-

anúria, Va., said he was "99%o sure" he had not attendicd

such a meeting "and if I was there, it was only for a ca-

sual moment or so and I don't remember any discussion."

Goowpaster, now retired, said: "I know oi some discus-

sions Nixon auri Sen. Jackson had about the possibilily of

Sen. Jackson being named secretary of dcfense." But

Goodpaster said he had not been present at sich discus-

(Jackson rejccied an oifer by Nixon to appoint him de-

fense secretary in Nixon's first administration.;

Sources familiar with the FBI memorandum pointed out

that it consukuied "hearsay"-an FBI official's reporting

of what Haldeman said had occurred in 3. inseting be-

tween Nixon and Jackson,

These sources raised the possibilily that Haldeman, in

& directing the FBI to provide the special coverage, had

mentioned Jackson in an attempt to show the request was

not parusan.

An FBI official refusca to discuss the memorandum.

"We're in a flat no-comment position," the official said.

The Senate Inteiligence Cominitice spokesman, in stat-

ing that the documents released Monday would not relais

to Haldeman's alleged requesi for political iniormation on

senatore, said that the the committee's final report. to be

issued later this month, would include a footnote from the

E FBI memorandum.

When asked whether the report would mention Jack-

son, the spokesman said: "This is part of the sensitivity.

on the Sovict thing." Fie apparenty was refering to he

committce's desire to avoid any official acknowledgement

that ihe Sovict Erbussy was under constant ciectronic

When asked again if the foolnote would include Jacl.-

son's namc, the spokesman repited that the question "will

take some consideration of the committee" members.

The FBI memorandum was known to have been part of

ê the "official and confidential" files of former FBI Director

J. Edgar Hoover, which were noi discovered until 1w0

jears alter his deati in 1072.

Testitying on reb. 27, 1975, cfore the louse judiciary

subcommilice on civi! ánd constitutional rights, Ally.

Gen. Edward H. Levi said that Hoover's sceret thies filled

164 me jackets.

Among them were 15 folders that dealt with "protcciion

of sources or sensitive information" Levi said. A: exam-

plea of this tuna ef material, he trica "telephone surrel!

inces involting corcree in the national socurity area.

Material from Hoover's "official and confidential" files

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was turner over lo the Senate Intelligence Commiere?

As a member of the Senate's ClA oversight committce

Jackson had special concern with Sovict intelligence acti-

¡ vities and maintained close contacis with the FBI and CIA.

During the House Intelligence Committee's recent in-

vestigation, his collacis win top Cle oficials led to ques-

zions about, winether he nan advised agency cificials on

how to protect themselves in responding to Senate inves-

tigations.

A CLA memorandum cited in the House committee's re-

port, which has been leaked but rot cificially released,

states that Jackson advised the Cia in 1973 on how to

protect itself aguinst a Senate investigation about the

agency's relations with the International Telephone &

Telegranh Co. in Chile. The investigation was conducied

by a suncommittec headed by Sen. Frank Church (D-ida.).

"The memo, dated Feb. 23, 1973, ind cealing with a

inducing Serisen Jackson and then-CIA Directri-James

Pi. Schlesinger, stated: "Sen. Jackson repeatedly "Made

comment that in his view ine Cia oversight co amittee

had the rasponsiblity of protecting the agency in te type

of sitation that wes inherent in the Church subcommit-

• tee."

The New York Times, which first reported the exis-

tence of the CiA inero, quoted Jackson as saying that the

author of the decument had taken "literary license" in de-

scribing the senator's position.

Jackson sairi he recalied advising the CIA on "procedur-

al mattors" in responuing to the investigation but denied

The had advised the agency on how to protect itseif.

The New York, Times, quoting congressional sources,

reported a'so that Jackson hau ravised former CIA Direc-

for lichard lI. Heims on how to resond do questions by

¿he Senate Watergate committee in 1973.

Jackson acknowleriged discussing Helms' scheduled ap-

pearance before the committee, but saic he advised Heims

oniy t "lay out all the facts" for the cominittee.

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• Unauthorized Disclosure

• Subject to Criminal

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Mr. Adams

Mr. Bassett

McDermott

• Mr. Mintz

February 3, 1975

1 = Mt. Nannail

2 - Mx. Branigan

INFORINTION CONCERNING CONTACTS ESTWEEN

REPRESENTATIVES DE THE SOVIST CHION IND

LEMBERS

OR STIFF PERSONDI DE TIE UNITED STATAS

CONGRESS FURNISHED TO THE WHITE HOUSE AT TIL

REQUEST OF THE PRESIDENT

This concerns recent efforts by MI. Nicholas #.

Horrock of "the New lock rimes" to inteivion ormer Assistant

to the Director Cartha D. Deloach and forner Security.

Coordinating Supervisor Costlana J. Jones si the Washington

Field Office of the federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), as

do whether it. beloach was responsible for having li. jones

compile data on several Congressmen in 1968.

An extensive seasch of the records of thir Durcan has

not disclosed any record which would support, corroborate or

lend any substance to the allegation raised by di. horroci.'s

• Inquiry.

Our records dia disclose the following infornation

which may be relevant to that inquiry:

On March 11, 1966, then President Lynion B. Johnson

infomod ME. DeLoach he vas

very concerned about the actions

of Iron Curtain embassies in Washington, D. C. The President

indicated he wanted then FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover incormad

that the Fil should constantly keep abroast of the actions of

reprosentativos of these enhassies in making contact vith

Senators anü Conqressnen and any citizen of a proninent macure.

The President stated ha strong! lelt that nuch of the protest

concerning his Vietnam policy, parcicularly the hearings in

the senate, had beer generated by the Soviet Embassy, rashington,

D. C.

-

The presidant instructed that the FPI should use any

rethod or devico whatsoever to keep hin advised as to the

laentity and purpose of visits paid by legislators and other

proninent U.S. citisens to fIon Curtain embassies.

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ORIGINAL AND ONE FURNISHED

DEPARIMENT Classifiod by Director, FBI

SEE NOTE PAGE 4

OF JUSTICE ExcapE fron GoS,

Categories 2 and 3

Date of Declassilication Indefinite

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Information Concerning Contacts Between

Reprosontatives oe the Soviet Union and

Manbers or Staff Personnel of the United States

Cor rose Furnished to the White House at the

Request of the President

The President continued by stating he would like •

Director Hoover to have prepared & chronological study,

beginning in July, 1964, and continuing up to the present

Elme, of all legislatos, who have called at the Soviet Enbassy.

he stated ha foli such a study vould clearly reflect that

Senators J. Hilliam Fulbright of Arkansas aná Hayne I. Morse

oi oregon had-bean in constant contact with the soviet Embassy.

Vr. Boover subsequently Inatructed that the rcmuested

material be prepared for transmittal to the Rhite House and

this vas accomplishad by neans of a lettor to vir. ir. Marvin

Watson, Special Assistant to the President, dated March 21,

1966, which transmitted the requested sunmary of information

which was dated March 19, 1966. The sunmary set forth in

chronological, order contacts by each senator, Representative,

or staff menher who had contacts with the Soviet Enbassy during

the period July 1, 1964, through March 17, 1966. The cransuittal

number of contacts in

each category together with the statement, "Based unon our

coverage, it appears that soviet otficials are making more

contacts with Senator i. William Fulbright of Arkansas;

Senator Robert I. Kennedy of New York, Senator George McGovern

of South Dakots, and

Senator Hayne I. Morse of Oregon than with

..other Untied States legislators."

The surnary, which comprised 67 pages, stated:

"Information not attributed herein to specific sources

was obtained fron confidential sources who have furnished

reliable information to the Federal Bureau of Invastigation

in the past.

The information was developed through coverage

of representativas and establishments of the soviet Union in

the United States.

The Federal Bireau of Investigation has

conducted so investigation of nenbers of Congress."

On Harch 22, 1965, III. Hoover, noting that the

President was very pleased with the material, instracted that

sinilar naterial be prepared, bringing this matter up to date

every ten days

to two weeks.

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Information Concersing Contacts Batween

Representatives of the Soviet Union and

Manbers or Stais personnel of the United States

Conaress Furnished to the White House at the

Reguest of the President

In early May, 1966, the President requested that

'similar Information, going back to January 1, 1S65, be furnished

to hit, but asked that it be presented in chronological fashion

In order to give a day-to-day picture of contacts between

Congressional representatives and soviet officials. the

President felt that such a summary would give a concisa pictara

of a pattern of constant and continuni contacts between the

soviets and Congressional representatives. this sunnary, which

was dated May 5, 1966, and which consisted of 48 pages, was

delivered to the Prosident on Hay 13, 1965.

This sumary notca

that infomation containeú therein was obtained fron coverage

of representatives and establishments of the soviet Jrion In

the United States and that "The FlI has conducted no investi-

gation of members of Congress."

Biweckly additions to this surmary were subsequently

furnished to the Whits House.

Dissonination of chis material

to the White House was terminated in January, 1969, on the

instructions of DiteCtOI HoOver.

It should also be noted that on July 27, 1970,

IaIIy Higby, Assistant to MI. I. R. Valdoman, Special Assistant.

to the President, advised that ir.

Haldenan wanted any

information possessed by the FbI relating, to contacts between

soviet nationals and onbers of congress and its start.

Material concarning such matters which had been previously

furnished to the White douse at the rcouest of President Johnson

was reviewed and a statistical compilation of such contacts,

from January 1, 1967, was furnished to Air. Maldeman as an

enclosure to a letter dated July 29, 1970, classifled "rop

Sacret."

The statistics vere broken doin as to senators,

Representatives and staff emoloyoes. This raport noted the

information therein was developed throuth FEI Coverage of

soviet officials and establistments in fiashington, D. C.:

and included two exanples of Soviet intelligence initiatives.

directed against Capitol Hill without identifying the Soviets

or Americans involved.

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SECRET

Re:

Infornation Concerning Contacts Between

Representatives of the Soviet Union and

Mombers or staff Personnol of the United States

Congress Furnished to. the Rhite house at the

Request of the Prosident

On August 4, 1970, Ir. Tom C. Huston, Staff Assistant

at the whire House, advised that Mr. Maldeman was pleased with

sbe information furnished to hin.

Hit. Huston stated

Me. Baldenan's raquest had originated as a result of a con

vorsation between Senator Henry f. Jackson of Hashinaton and

then President Richard M. Nixon in nich Senator Jackson

indicated one of his staff directors belloved there had

beer:

an increase in Soviet intorest on Capitnl Hill. Mir. fuston

roquested the IsI intervior this employes; and

with the

knowledge and consent of senator jackson,

this

interviey sas

conducted and the results thermot furnished to Mi. läldenan

by letter dated Ragust 12, 1970÷

NOTE:

See memorandum J. J. MEDermott to Mr. Jenkins,

dated

1/30/75, captioned "Nicholas M. Horrock, New York Times,.

prepared by GIe: jo.

Classified as contents reveal FBI investigative

interest in a foreign diplomatic establishment.

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/ Get-Báta"5BI Memo Says Jackson Urged Nixon

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Information regarding newspaper article (Los Angeles Times

3/7/76) alleging Senator Henry M. Jackson was basis for Nixon

administration "ordering the FBI to report directly to the

President on contact made with the Soviet Embassy by American

political figures, according to a classified FBI memorandum."

3/3010t Furnished to SSC per Blackhurst to Daly memorandum

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7

The Attorney General

Director, FBI

U.

SENATE. SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

1 - Mr. J. B. Adams

3 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1 - Mr. P. V. Daly)

March 16, 1976

(1 - Mr. J. B. Hotis)

1 - Mr.

D. W. Moore

- Mr.

T. W. Leavitt

- Mr.

S. F. Phillips

1 - Mr.

S. J. Miller.

's release of

information that was not cleared by the FBI for publication.

Also enclosed is a copy of the memorandum for your records.

Enclosures (2)

62-116395

I • The Deputy Attorney General

Attention:

Michael E. Shaheen, JI.

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination

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3130/76

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1 - Mr. J. B. Adams

3 - Mr. J. A. Mintz

- Mr. P. V. Daly)

1 - Mr. I. Hotis)

1 - Mr. D. W. Moore

1

- MX.

Fitten tay 1576

1 - Mr. S.

F. Phillips

1 - Mr. S. J. Miller

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

TO STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

VITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACIIVITIES (SSC)

3/30/26. SfP/a'S

Blackhut ti paly memo

Amnot

advised a De resent to 5 State Ver Fonz of the hearings

on the Huston Plan, released earlier that afternoon by the SSC,

contained information that was not cleared by the EBI for

publication.

Elliff specifically referred to Page 270, Volume 2,

of the hearings as setting forth the names of individuals and

organizations that were the subjects of 13 telephone surveil

lances and one microphone surveillance. He further advised

that the publication included memoranda containing the names

or initials of Ibl personnel who had reviewed of approved the

surveillances

Elliff said that he had given explicit instructions

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED

that this infornation was to be excised before publication and

that he did not know why it was included in the publication.

He said that 30 copies of this volume had already been

distributed to members of the press and it was unlikely they

could be recalled.

He also felt that any attempt to have the

documents returned would draw the attention of the press to the

problen.

Ellitf said he regretted the oversight but did not

think anything further could be done about the disclosures.

We find this action regrettable. SSC Chief Counsel

Frederick A. D. Schwarz, by letter dated February 17, 1976, to

Michael E.

Shaheen, Jr.,

Counsel, Office of Professional

Responsibility, U. S. Department of Justice, set forth procedures

allowing for our review of drait reports relating to fbl activitles

Assoc. Dir.

to determine whether there were any

"Classifications (or other

Dep. ADAm. such problems, e.go the identity of intomers) which may be

Dep. AD Iv. Inadvertently

raised" in the reports.

These procedures were

Asst. Dir.:

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

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Its use is limited to official proceedings bu

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U. S. Senate Select Committee

to Study Governmental Operations

With Respect to Intelligence Activities (SSC)

Further, Schwarz in conversation with a representative

of the *Bl on March 4, 1976, gave his assurance that there

would be no names of Special

Agents below the rank of Section

Chief included in the report.

This agreement also was violated

as there are several instances in Volume 2 in which names and

initials of FBI personnel below the Section Chief level were

not excised.

We feel that the action taken by the SSC in this

instance falls far short of the standard of responsibility

which we believe should, and hopefully will, be exhibited by

the SSC in subsequent releases.

1 - The Attorney General

NOTE:

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conversation was with

SA Paul Daly and is set out in Legal Gounsel to J. B. Adams

3/4/76, prepared by PVD: lad.

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COLER SILH MOmO Report dated 3/15/16

Caption of Document:

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(Page 270, Volume 2 of hearings

on Huston Plan) .

FBI

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The Attorney General

I-Mr. J. B. Adams

1-Mr. H. N. Bassett

2-Mr. J. A. Mintz

(1-Mr. P. V. Daly)

March 11, 1976

Director, FBI

1-Mr. J. J. McDermott

I-Mr.

T. W. Leavitt

1-Mr.

S. F. Phillips

1-Иx.

S. J. Miller

U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE

ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Reference is made to SSC letter dated February 4,

1976, requesting certain materials from the FBI.

Enclosed for your approval and forwarding to the

SSC is the original of a memorandum,

with enclosures,

believed to be responsive to Part II of relerenced request.

A copy of the memorandum, with enclosures, is also

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62-116395

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Attention: MiChael E. shaneen, OT*

Special Counsel for

Intelligence Coordination ye'

Assoc. Dir. -

Dep. AD Adm. -

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I-Mr. J. B. Adams

1-MX •

H. N. Bassett

2-Hx. J, A. Hintz.

(1-Mr.

P. V. Daly)

1-Hx. J. J. McDermott

March 11, 1976

1-Hr. T.W. Leavitt

U.S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE TO

1-MI.

S.F.

Phillips

STUDY GOVERNHENTAL OPERATIONS HITH I-Mr. S.J. Miller

RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC)

Reference is made to SSC letter dated February 4g

1926, Part II, requesting delivery of materials pertaining

to electronic surveillance oi executive branch piticials

under the administration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt

and indicating that pertinent material may appear in the

"official and Confidentia]" (0 & C) files of Director Hoover.

Enclosed is a copy oi an article by Hilliam Safire

which appeared in the January 30, 1975, issue of "The New

Times."

The article contains the allegation that the FBI

YorE

surveilled Donald # Nelson, who headed the War Production

Board during Horld War II,

for President Roosevelt.

AlSO

enclosed is a copy of a related FBI memorandum dated

February 4,

1975g

in which it is stated that a review of FBI

files determined that they contained no information to sub

stantiate the allegation in the article.

A review of 0% C and electronic surveillance files

was made for information relating to those executive branch

officials listed on page 552 (copy enclosed) under *F. D.

Roosevelt" of the publication "Information Please Almanac, "

and no information pertinent to the sSe request was located.

On March 4, 1976, SSC Staff Member Mark Gitenstein

identified material previously reviewed by him in a non-

derogatory 0 & C file as being responsive to the SSC request.

Enclosed is a copy of this material captioned "Summaries

Delivered to the White House, * which commenced on May 8, 1945,

and ended on May 21,

1948.

It is noted that President

Assoc. Dir. _

Franklin D. Roosevelt died on April 14, 1945, and was

Dep. AD Adm. -

immediately succeeded by President Harry S. Truman.

It appears

Dep. AD Inv. _

Asst. Dir.:

that these summaries were accomplished during the Truman

Admin..

administration and would not fall within the purview of the

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U. S. Senato Select Committee to

Stucy Governuental. Operations 11th

Rospect to Intelligence hetivities (SSC)

MOTE:

Attached materials believed to be responsive to

SSC request, Part II, dated 2/4/76. Enclosures relating to

an article by lilliam safire and a related memorandum dated

2/4/75 were furnished by Nr. I. W. Brady, Records Management:

DIVIELORE

It is noted that

nemorandum dated 2/4/75 vas

prepared

for and delivered to Department of Justice on

2/11/75.

Review of Hational Security Elcotronic Survoillanec

files vas nade with cognizance of Ix. J. W. Dalseg, Intclli-

ECnCO Division (INTD) •

Revien of Q& C filos and delivery

of 0 & C material was acconplished with the concurzence of

Assistant Director in Charge, tir. J. J. lcDermott.

On 3/4/7G

Messrs. S. I. Miller and J. R. Mellitt,

INTD, telephonically

contacted

SSC Stair Menber

Mark Gitenstoin who idontified

iten previously rovioved by hin in a non-derogatory D & C

Iile as responsive to this request.

It is noted that this

O & C material pertains to a White

House Request.

It has

boon suggested to the Departuont to cicar its passage vich

the Whito Ilousc prior to forwarding to sse.

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Addressee:

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• Memo

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Caption of Document: U.S. Senate Select Committee (SSC)

(SSC Letter 2/4/76, Part II)

FBI

Couleon

- Date: 3/15/76

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Delivered by: Danny

Received by:

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"FROM" entry should clearly identify the organization providing the

information.

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

copy of the original abstract, with the change indicated.

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matters if appropriate.

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

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ne

25 - ESSAY

By William Safire

WASHINGIOT,

Headed the line Producion Beard: the

iver fears. Rossud executive lypi-

businesser who

sails to work to min the war.

But one day. President Franklin

Roosevelt grew suspicious os him; the

neut day, agents co the EB.h began

a ican. insinese "surrellance" of Don:

as islephone at

Sires and nome. wi:

FRESNES 0E BUCE

Engeement. The

j. Bogar Moover had

showa F.D.R. how closely a man who

rity" grounds.

Mr. Nelson never Knew his

mosemeni had been recoried, filmed,

and noted down, his privacy and that

oi his family and folands irreparably

invaded; he went to iis grave con-

vinced he hed done his bit to heip

the forces of totalitarianism,

which employed secret polica methous.

to unlaráuity sag on citizens.

The stcry of the Weison

never before been revealer but it is

the hund of incident that might inter-

1: 15 more in days to come. For now

the Nuros men have been safely

i away. He pustic may fingliy.

un zero led insis inco the precedents

I Prungara: Cause have been deliber-

aily concoced for fear thor the im-

ere tacantan so be some form

In a dog-in-de ranger essay on the

day die carsoon of Mr. Nixon's

aidas, i moirad.

gulley?" Tires of the watertight cover-

up of iridenis in previous Adminis-

rarions so cleare precedential to Mr.

use of the live

iskod off a tex incidents of likely

abuse dí the E.B.%. in tea sisties and

Amarded to anter thy the truth was

seing suoprasizi.

How come. for example,

j.D.l. offolai Carthe DaLoach had not

been anilod by the Sonate Waterzale

Committee to testifo to the F.B.1. sur-

velance of lie 1965 Nison campaign?

vaines the Government'ut Lyndon

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Thrill

Is Gone

Johnson as too intendly: congeracd

with Nixon supporter Anna Chennault;

we know that the reianhone records.

the Republican Vica-Presidential

nomince were examined by the F.B.I.

and renorted to the Democratic Pres-

ident. Why were no giustions asked

by our protectors of ciri libery dui-

ing the Watergate hearigs?

In asking this, i was in stor. "Doke"

DeLoach, in a gracious nois and sub-

sequent conversation, lets me that he

did testity about this and other mat-

ters before secret sessious it sisen-

ate Watergate Committee, ahe befbre

a Watergate grand jury as well.

much of the story of Democratic

abuses of our election process has

been taken down in sworn testimony,

sealed as unsuitable ior public cori-

sumption during

get-dixon era,

and might be vouchsafed to us later

when the powers that be are certain

the vilification of the Mixon men is

ineradicable.

The secret files of the Senate Water-

gare Commities were sent to the Sen-

ate Judiciary Commitice; aiter First

denying to this columust that the

files were in its hands, that committee

staff checked with

Senator Jarzes

Eastland, who has decided that he will

not release this embarrassing materia!

until forced to do so by the Senate

Meanwhile, most of the leaks now.

springing in the suppressed files are

controlled by Fred Inonason, forruel®

minority counsel of the Watergate

Committee, and now an attorney in

Mr. Trompson

bumbling, inept questioner; the trau-

scripts are likely to reveal great gaps

the interrogation

Understandably, Vr. Thompson waits

out in a way

that does not expose his patty-cake

approach to the Democratic scandals.

New questions arise. Why has the

testimony taken

about tha

"Kirty

tricks" of L. B. J's Marvin Watson in

the surveillance of newsmen been so

successfully suppressed? Why have no

investigative reporiers been slipped

the DeLoach destiniony about 1553

from the usual Senate

and. special

nato veteries her e

The this ron deat he isol

is gone. With heary heart, The Wast

ington Post trudges aidug ailer Th

New sack fimes on the CIa, pride.

Dep. AD Adm.

Dap. AD Inv. --

Assi. Dir.:

Admin. -

Comp. Sys?. -

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Filas & Cons.

Gen. Inv. -

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The Washington Post -

Washington Star-News

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The New York Times -32

'The Wall Street Journal

The National Observer -

The Los Angeles Tines.

Date -

1AN3 0 1975

ALI INFORMATION CONTATIO

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rerrinding as constantly of the canger

of doing damage to institutions in all

this investigating of past abuses.

The Senate select committee that

must now investigate the misuse of

the C.I.A.

and F.B.I. in the Kennedy

and Johnson years pledges no televi-

sion spectaculars, no media manipula-

tion by leak. Of course not; a side

understanding of the pervasiveness of

illegal use of the law in past Adminis-

trations might somehow diminish the

agreed

truth

that

Richard

Nixon

invented the technique.

As

terrible precedents

unfoid,

Nixon-haters will assure us that the

"cover-up" was far more serious than

any of the abuses of power that so

enraged the nation two years ago.

Of course, that is true. And doesn't

it provide a creepy, manipulated ser-

sation to discover that all this infor-

nation, all this sworn testimony, ha

been marked

"hold for release" foi

years by our intrepid investigators

deliberately kept from the public

until tall after Mi: Nixon had been

struck down?

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February de

1STà

ARTICES IN NEW TORE TINES

JANDAAT 30, 1975

ALLECITO TEAL FBI SUBTILINO

DONALD M. MOLSON FOS, PRESIDIBDYT

FRANKIN D. ROSEVILL

On Jamary 30, 1510

ap article authorsd by MIllama Zafire

appared in the Now Tort Times daily nowspaper Ca page 15. The

anticle states that Fresident Ja

in Roosevel became suspicions

ci Donald 3t. Noison, Mead

Vas Predaetion Doazd during

World Jar 11 and the maxe day,

agents of the F. E. I. begas a long,

intimate survaillaase of Dog:

Nelson, apping ble Solephone at

oilies and bome, willa zolays ol agents shajowing bis every Eovement.*

The New York Times article reported, *The suspicion, i tarned out,

was baluaded, bot i. Bugar Hooves had shown 1. D.S. hos closoly a

man she had aseyed a Froaldent ecald ba watched on apectous 'national

securiz* groands.

A series of illas of the FBI do not contala auy taibrmation

which would aristantiate lie allegation appearing in the her Fork

Times trat inrestigation was conducted on Donato Ma. Nalaon ar

the resuds at this innestigation and sunreillanes furnisket te

President Roosevelt

Assoc. Dir. _

Dep. AD Adm. -

Dep. AD Iny. -

Asst. Dir.:

Admin.

Comp, Syst. _

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Gon. law. -

Ident. -

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Intell.

Loboratory

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Spec, Inv..

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Legol Coun.

Telephone Rm. -

Titos 5527

DONATE: 599WJ

1 - Messrs

JTK:niy

Adams, Mintz, McDermott

This document is prepared in response to

nation outside your Committee.

your request and is not for dissemi-

Its use is limited to official proceedings by

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

Note: Based on memo

memot the see cent cast toned "Information Concerning

an Article in the New York Times, 1/30/75, Alleging that FBI Surveilled

Donaid M. Nelson for President Franklin D. Roosevelt, " dated 2/4/75,

ITKinjw.

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SULARIES DELIVERED TO WHITE HOUSE

Date of

Delivery

5-29-45

Identity and Date of Summaries

PP. - 5-8-45 (9:35 PoM. - 10:25 poMo)

5-73-45 (20:30

5-17-45

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Geno

Fl. I. Taugien

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6-30-45

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Date of

Deliverec Io

Delivery

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8-9-45

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SUMARIAS DELIVERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Date oi

Delivered to

Gen. H. E. Vaughan.

Deliveri

811-15

Geno Ho F. Vaughan

Identitu and Date of Sumnaries

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9:20 pallo)

8-18-45

(11:02 Oomo - 9:15 poMo)

00 .

8-20-45

(9:40 Como

9:10 p.M.)

8-21-45

(10:00 doTo • 3:20 pomo)

60 -

8-17-45

(10:20 CoMo

- 4:00 p.Tlo)

8-22-45

(7:08 p.M. - 8:55 pol.)

60-8-21-45 (4:07 P-M. - 9:40 poTo)

8-25-45

(9:40 a.M.

• 0:05 Potho,

8-27-15 (9:30 doMe n7:IO PoMa)

60-8-23-15 (9:15 CaMo a 8:10 poto)

8-24-45

(12:05 potlo - 3:55 poMo)

8028-45

8-29-45

18825 CoMo « 6:40 poMo)

(9:15 donlo • 5:40 p.Me)

8-30 - 15

19:53 G.Mo

* 10:10 pomo)

PR - 8-23-15

(9:20 p070)

PR - 9-2-45 (3:00 polo)

60-8-31-45 18:00 como

9-1-45

110:43 doM.

До 1 -15

10:05

Goto

Sm5m45 111:50

Cho Tho

• 7:28 pallo)

- 1:05 parto,

• 3:47

pollos

5:45 pomo)

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SUUJAPIRS DELIVERED IO WHITE HOUSE (Continved)

Date of

Delivered to.

Delivery

Gere

E. E. Faughan

Let.

9-12-45

sent

9-13-45

Gerzo

Eo Vaughan

9-13-45

Identitu and Date of Sumnaries

60 -95-5 8:18 Cone - 9:40 P.Mo

9-7-45 (8:30 Gañlo - 8:50 Poñlo,

Geno Ho E. Vaughan

Gen. H. Ho Tougion

9-18-45

Let. of

9- 30 -45

sent

9-21-45

Ger.a

Es E. Taughar

9 24-45

Gen. H. H. Vaughon

9- 27-15

Gene H. 1. Taughan

Gen. H. H. Taighan

Let. of

10-1-15

sent

10-3-45

10-3-45

60 - 9-8-45

110:20 domo - 5:55 Pollo,

9- 9u45

1:00 Donho

∞o 21:45 Poño,

9-10-45 (10:50 GoM. - 10:14 poM.)

30 - 9-11-15 10:01 Ootho m 10:30 PoTo,

9-12•45 (11:25 dome - 11:00 poMe

PR - 9-16-45 (10:40 a-ñlo - 6:15 P.Ho)

00 -

9-13-45

(9:37 daMo-

10:31 p.M.

9-14-45

18:35 doto n

3:03 polho

9w 15-15

19:00 0oM.

5:30

20?72.

9-16-45

(2:10 DoM.

7:45

Painl.

C0 - 9-17-45

(9:55 com. - 5:48 p.M.

9-18-45

(9:45 077o - 5:00 IoTa)

9- 20-45 (1:25 p.M. - 11:45 poMo)

PP - 9-20-45 (3:48 p.H. - 5:15 PoTha)

PR - 9-23-45 (12:10 PoM- - 7:45 PoMo

C0 - 9-21-45

C:1O O.M

c 5:40 p-M.

9- 22-45

18:20

Catlo

~7:15

PoT.e

9-24-15 (8:53 a.M. - 2:40

Patllo

00 - 9- 25-45 (8:45 a.Ti. - 10:15 Pollo)

9-26-15 (10:20 aomo - 6:05 PaRRe)

Geß. H. E. Foughon

Lei. Of

10-9-45

sent

10-12-45

Gen. E. I. Faughon

20-12-45

sent

10-12-45

PB - 9-27-15 (12:45 dom.)

00-9-27-45 (10:30 come

- 7:10 pollo)

9-28-45 (9:30 GoM. - 3:35. poMo)

PP - 10-2-45

00-9-28-45 (3:50 poM. - 5:40 potie)

9-29-45

(11:10 dom. - 7:05 PoMe

9- 30-45

(3:56 polla

-9:50 p.m.)

10-7-45

17:30 aoT.

2:30

Pomo)

10-2-45

1sido poñlo

rar

11:00 p07.)

10-3-45

18:04 O.Mo

4:09 p.Ma)

10- 4u45

(7:35 dotho - 11:45

ao 720)

00 + 10-8-4519:36 Oo1o -510 DoRo,

10-9m45 /8:15 Qamo-5:29 pomo

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SUNIARIES DELITERED IO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Date ol

Deliveres ta

Gen. E. E. Youghan

Deliver!

Let. 0f

10-17-45

sent

10-12-45

мей.

Geno Ho Ha Taughon

10-12-45

sent

10-15-15

Let. 0?

Geno H. Ho Vagion

10-75-15

seirt

10-16-45

Het tof

Geno H. H. Valigion

70-17-45

sent

10-17-45

Let. of

Gen. E. H. Vaughan

10-19-45

sent

10-22-45

Gen. E. H. Vaughan

10-23-45

Identity ad Date Of Summaries

00-10-8-45 (9:32 doTe - 5:10 Pomo)

10-9-45 (8:15 A.Mo - 5:29 PaMa)

00 - 20-8-45 (1:35 pom. = 2:25 p0т0)

00-10-10-40 110:30 Qom-5:03 PETOs

10-11-15 18:25 CoRlo a LaidO DeRe

C0-10-12-45 19:50 Oem -11:15 Dollo,

1001305101250072820 DRo

00-10-15-45 8:20 Como - 11:20 Poto,

10-16-15 110:54 don - 4:15 Pen,

Gena H. E. Vaughan

Gen. H. E. Foughan

Geno

Ho

Feurren

10-84-45

10-26-45

10-31-45

Gen. I. #. Fougion

Geri.

Voughen

Gen.

F. E. Youghen

10-1-45

3E3+

11-2-45

11-2-15

11-8-45

00 - 10-16-15 14:31 pone - 5:15 Pota,

10-77m45

(9:46 a.n.

•:00 DaTo

20-18-15 (10:00 a.M, - 6:05 p.I.)

60- 10-19-15 10:304Y - 4:45PL)

10-20-45 (10:42AN - 11:14PH)

00-10-21-45 (10:40/I-11:35PM)

10-22-15 (18:35PK-5:15PL)

00 - 10-23-45

(11:09A1-4:30PM)

60 -

10-24-45

(8:16/1-12:41PH)

10-21-45

(3:42P1/-10:00PM

10-26-15

(11:154-4:31PI)

10-27-45

10:20 AL- 3:05PA

10-28-45

(10:25A11-9: 40P)

10-29-45

(10:22 AN-3:21 PM)

00 - 10-29-45 (5:31P)-8:27PI:)

00-10-30-15 19-4041-10-4096)

10-31-15 (8:1541-10:40 PL)

60 - 11-2-45 (9:1244-4:40PL)

11-3-45

(9:3541-11:50P.

11-5-45 (9:40A1-10:0511

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SULD APIES DELIVERED:

: TO

Delivered io

Gen: H. E. Toughan

Gen. H. E. Toughan

Gent.

to be roughan

Ger. E. E. Taugiar,

in.

• 6.

„мо

WITE HOUSI (Continued)

Date of

deliveru

Identity and Date of Summeries

11-8-45

00 - 11-1-45 (8:10AL-6:10PU)

17-9-45

Cộ - 11-4-45 (8:25 AM-6:20PM)

11-6-45 (1:45PM-2:50FH)

11-10-45

delivered

11-13-45

11-21-45

00 - 11-8-15 (5:04P1-5:05P)

Gen. I. H. Toughon

Ro H. Vaughan

GeB.:Ho H. Taughan

11-23-45

11-26-15

11-28-45

GenerE. Fo. Vaughan

Geno: He Ho Taughen

11-29-45

Let. of

12-4-45

sent

12-6-45

Gen: 'E,

Gene: En E. Feighan

Gen.

E. Feughon

Gen. E. Hs Vaughan

12-6-45

12-7-15

Let.

0f

12-8-45

sent

12-10-15

12-12-45

00 - 11-9-45 (9:20 CoMe

=12:35 pomo)

11-10-45

(I0:25, Cothe = 7:35 poTho)

11-11-45

9:50

Gole = 7:30 PoMo)

12-12-45

9:10 CoM.

- 11:15 p.Ma):

11-13-45

(10:05 done = 10:00 polo:)

11-15-45

9:15 doMo • 6:30 Pollo,

12-16-45

8:08 a•no - 8:00 Patho

11-7745

9:55 CoMe - 8:45-0•m0

11-18-45

(21:45 coma - 9:26 PoTo)

00-11-19-45 (12:50 Coho - 9:20 P-to)

60: 11-20-15 (8:16 00M- -4:30 poo)

60 - 11-21-15 (10:25 Cotta - 5:45 pothe

11-22-45

(10:15 Goi

11-23-45

(8:00 dollo' - 5:45 pote)

11-24-45

(12:55 p.M.

- 4:28 polls)

00 -

17-25-45:

(2:03 pM - 9:25 potho)

11-26-45

(9:10 0072.

6:45 p•M.

11-27-45-(8:40 p.M.

• 8:55. poMo)

00 - 11-28-45

(8:45 AM.: = 10=15 p-Mo)

I1-29-15 (9:35 CoMe - 9:35 pomi).

11-30-45 (9:30 :0om - 17:10 P•M.)

12-1-45 (8:10 poTle)

12-2-45 (9:40 p.Me = 9:50, pne)

00-12-3-45 (9:37 Gotta = 4818 poTo)

00 - 12-3-15 (5:08 pal. - 11:20 PoMo)

12-4-45 (9856 doM, - 9:34 p-Mh+)

C0 - 12-5-15 (9:00 CaTa

9:15 pollo,

12-6-45 (9:50 Come

- 0:55 pollo,

00.- 12-7-45

12-3-45 9:33 0770=8=05 pos

110:10 Gro -5:55 PRe

12-9-45 (11:10 Como - 6:34 Pollo,

12-10-45 (10:16 GoT, - 10:TO poMo)

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SULARIES DELIVERED IO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Geno Ho lo Talighon

12-17-45

Gen. H. A. Feughan

Geno It. E. Taughan

Gento E. E. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Geno H. H. Vaughan

Geno do H. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gero

Ho Ho Feighen

Gento lo do fusion

Geno

E. #. Fragran

Gene H. I. Taugizan

12-19-45

12-22-45

12-28-45

sent

1-3-46

L416

1-5-46

1-7-46

sent 1-8-46

1-9-46

sent 1-10-46

1-11-46

sent 1-14-46

1-14-46

1-16-46

1-18--16

sent 1-19-46

00 - 12-11-45 (10:10 a-no - 10:45 pM.).

12-12-45

(9:25 Come « 11:10 Palla)

12-13-45 8:26 doMe - 12:02 PoTo)

60-12-13-15 12:55 path. - 10:05 poM.

12-14-45

Cotto

•ena

10ä2O pole,

12-15-45

18:45 CaMo

- 10:00 pola),

12-17-15 (10:00 G.M. - 4:45 pom»)

60 + 12-18-45 9:45 00m - 6:50 PoTs

12-19-45 (8:44 doMo - 5:21 PoMo)

C0-12-20-45 (8:52 deMo • 6:30 poMo)

18-21-45

(9:20 Come - 6:15 PoM..

12-22-45

(8:50 Catho

~8:40 p.m.)

12-23-45

10:50 Callo a 1:00 PoMo,

12-24-45

12-25-45

12-26-45

12-27-45

12-28-45

(3:38 pom. • 5:50 p.M.)

(11:00 Gom. - 4:31 poTl.)

9:40 doM. - 4:35 PoTo)

(11:20 dollo - 2:25 PoM.)

00-12-28-45 (4:40 pomo)

12-29-45

Dido cothe

-5:52 p.m.)

12-30-15

(4:45 p.n.

- 11:20 Polla,

12-31-15 (10:00 Como - 8:10 poMo,

00 - 1-2-46 (10:05 Con. - 9:30 Pollo)

1-3-16 (9:35 GoTo - 7:20 PoTio)

00 - 1-1-16. (10:50 doM. - 7:20 pomo)

00 - 1-5-46 (9:42 Gono- 9:50 P.M.)

1-6-46 (11730 Com. - 8:35 peMo)

1-7-46

19:35 A.M.

- 0:55 pon.)

1-8-46 (8:00 CoM.

=6:45 poMo)

00-1-9-46 (10:36 a.m. - 5:10 P.M.)

C0-1-10-46 (8:51 dom. - 9:25 pote)

00 - 1-11-16 18:55 0me - 8:20 P.Me,

1-12-46

18:50 dono - S:20 Dolo,

1-13-46 10:05 CoMe - 2:10 P.To,

1-14-46 (8:30 aom. - 3:28 polo)

00-1-15-46 (11:30 CoM. - 5:55 p.M.)

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8-

SULAPIES DELIVERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Delivered io

• Gen. Holl. Voughan

Date.

Delivered

1-24-46

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. M. H. Taugian

1-25-46

1-29-46

Ger. H. H. Vaughan

Gene H. H. Vaughan

1-31-46

2-5-46

Date of Summari.

00 - 1-16-46 (10:35 от - 12:40 pm)

1-17-46

19:00 an = T:11 PM,

1-18-46

110:40 am = ad:10 pm)

1-19-46

an. - 7:05 pm).

1-21-46

(10:45 am - 10:35 pm)

1-22-16 (9:05 am - 9:00 pm)

1-23-10 (10:32 coM.-5:15 pm)

1-24-46 (10:46 ат, - 6:55 рт)

1-25-46

(:DR OM = 9:30 pM)

1-20-40 19:50 an - 12:00 p.m,

1-28-16 (10:00 an - 11:55 pm)

7- 29-46

I-87-46 (10:50 am - I0:D D)

an - 8:58

1-30-46

ат - 4:00 pm)

Gen. E. El. Vaughan

2-6-46

Gen. I. H. Vaughan

2-9-46

Gen. H. H. Feigh an

2-13-46

(GOVER LEILEP DISCONTINUED

AS 0F 2-i<-16)

Geno H. E. Feighan

2-14-76

Gen. H. f. Foughon

2-19-46

Gen.

H. E. roughen

2-25-46

Geno Hof. Vaughan

2-28-46

C L-0 (0:40 am - 7:48 pm)

2-3-46

10:50 am - 1:25

Dil,

2-1-46

(11:25 am -

8:30 pm,

2-6-46 (10:40 am - 12:45 pm)

2-8046 (9:40 a - 10:50 pm).

2-9-46 (11:00 an - 9:30 pm)

2-10-46 (2:55 pm - 11:35 pm)

2-11-46 (10:0% am -

2-72-06 (13007 - 21450)

2-12-46 (I1:31 ст - 11:20 pm)

2-13-16 (9:45 an - 11:32 pm)

2-14-46 (8:16. an - 6:15 pm)

2-15-46 9:00 ст - 10:45 pm,

210-10 (12:25 pm: 9:25 pm,

2-17-416 10:45 an - 11:35 pm

2-10-40 (8:40 an - 10:05 pm.

2-19-46 (8:15 an - 8:58 pm)

220-40 (8:40 ст - 5:30 pm)

2-21-46

11:10 an - 11:05 pm,

chad 19:30 an -8:28 pm

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SUBMARIES DELETERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Date

Delivered

Delivered to

Gene H. E. Faughan

Gent.

F.

H.

Vaughan

. 3-1-46

3-7-46

Gen. H. H. Taughch

Gen. H. E. Vaughar

Gen. Ho H. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. H. E. Toughan

3-11-16

3-14-46

3-15-46

3-18-46

3-19-46

3-21-46

Gen. H. H. Taughon .

Date of Summary

00-2-23-46 18:20 am = 3:35 pm,

2-24-46

18:26 an

_9:18 pm)

00 -2-25-16

(8:10 an = 11:55 pm)

2-26-16

126:40 am - 10:45 P

2-27-46

(20:40 ст - 7:03 pm)

228-16 (10:15 am - 9:55 pm)

3-1-46 (9:45 an =

3-2-10 19:44 am - 10:15 pm

3-3-16 12:45 pm - 11:00 pm

304-46

(6:48 рт - 6:53 рт)

3-5-46 /9:50 ат. - 6:40 рт)

3-6-46 (10:25 an - 5:58 pm)

3-7-16 9:05 am - 9:45 pm)

3-9-46 (10:50 an - 11:0% OM)

3-11-46 (10:38 ат - 4:55 рт)

3-8-46 (8:42 ат - 5:37 pm).

3-12-46 (11:15 am 6:10 pM).

3-13-46 (7:20 ст = 4:15 pm)

3-14-46 (12:27 pm - 3:40 pm)

3-15-46 (9:28 am - 4:58 pm)

3-16-46 9:30 ат - 4:53 ріт

-3-17-16

(3:56 pm)

3-18-46 (10:00 ст - 11:40 pm)

3-19-46 (10:40 Al-5:58PM)

Gen.

H. H. Taghan

Gen. H. E. Toughen

Geno Ho do Taugien

3-25-46

3-26-46

3-29-46

Gen.

H. Ho Vaughen

. 4-7--46

3-20-46 19:08 от - 10:02 рт)

3-21-16 (9:45 am - 5:17 pm)

3-22-46 (8:30 ат - 5:45 р)

3-23-46 (10:20 om - 5:15 pm)

3-24-46 14:15 pm - 11:40 pm)

3-25-46

19:10 am = 6:50 pm.

3-26-46 19:52 am - 5:52 DI

3-27-46 (8:20 от - 7:30 pm)

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SUMMARIES DELITERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Date

Deliveres to

Gent H. F. Taughan

Delivered

1-2-46

Hen. H. I. Vaughan

Gene H. H. Taughen

Gen. II. H. Toughan

Gen. II. H, Vaughin

Gen. Ho H. Vaughen

Gen. E. H. Valgian

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Ger. Ho Ho Taugion

Gen. H. H. Vaughen

Geno E. Es Faughan

Gena H. H. Icugian

Gero

E. E. Faugian

4-4-46

1-4-46

4-5-46

4-5-46

4-9-16

1-10-46

4-17-46

4-19-46

4-25-46

4-29-16

5-7-46

Date of Summeru

00-3-28-16 (8:11 ст - 6:55 pm)

3-29-46 (8:45 ann - 11:15 pm)

60 - 3-30-45 (9:05 ar - 5:45 pm)

3-31-46 (11:23 am - 8:45 pm)

C0 - 4-1-46 (9:1514 - 11:45PL)

00 - 4-2-16 (8:10AL- 6:46P1)

00-4-3-46 (9:4511f - 9:35P))

00 - 104-46 (10:22 an - 4:35 pm)

00 - 4-5-46 (4:35 pm - 7:55 pm)

4-5-46 (6:50 pm)

4-7-46

(2:40 pm - 8:15 pm)

4-8-46 (12:40 pm - 8:55 pm)

00-1-9-46 (8:45 an - I1:45 072)

4-10-46 (9:40 pm)

411-46

10:50

an - 12 kI.)

4-12-46

(8:40 an - 6:30 pm)

413046

(7:25 pm)

4014-46

рт - 10:20 pm)

1-15-56 (9:30 an - 3:45 pm)

4-16-16 (10:20 on - 10:00 pm).

60 - 4-19-16 (9:40 am = 10:35 am

1020046 (8:40 m - 9:46 m)

1-21-16 (10:02 am - 4:10 pm)

428-46

(10:15 am = 10:30 pm

123-46 18:50 am - 11:40 pm.

60 - 1-24-16 (6:58 pm - 9:08 pm)

C0 : 425-16 (7:08 pm - 8:10 pm)

5-2-46

00 - 4-28-46 (10:06 am - 3:10 pm)

429046

(9:15 am - 8:30 pm)

Gen. do Il. Vaughan

5-6-46

00-1-17-46 (3:20 pm - 9:10 pm)

1-18-16 (8:30 an - 8:38 pm)

*4-30-46 (8:25 am - 10:40 pm)

set. of 5-1-46 to Gen. Vaughan transmitted information contained in 10:40

pomo conversction on 4-30-46.

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SUINARIES DEFIVERED TO WHITE HOUSE (Continued)

Date

Delivered to

Gen. Is E. Taughan

Delivered.

5-7-46

Gen.

Ho Fi. Vaughan

5-8-46

Gen.

H.

#. Youghan

5-14-46

Gen. H. Il. Vaughan

5- 2I-46

Gen: E. El. Vaughan

5-22-46

Gen. Mo ile Vaughan

5-23-16

Gen. H. Ho Vaughan

Gero H. E. Toughen

Ger. Eo Eo Iaughan

Gero Ho I. Toughon

Gene El, E. Toughan

5-21-46

5-27-46

5- 29-46

5-31-46

Date of Summaru

C0 - 5-1-16 (8:10 am - 12:15 am)

5- 2-16 9:05

am - 11:07 pm

60-5-4-46 (9:45 an - 8:33 pm)

55-26 140:10 an - 4:20 pIS

00-5-6-46

(10:40 ап - 10:20 р)

5-8-46

(9:55 am - 8:28 pM.)

5-9-46 (8:40 am - 5:53 pm).

C0 • 5-10-16 (8:35 am - 10:05 pm)

5-11-16 (12700n - 4:42 pm,

5-12-46 13:30 am - 6:05

5-18-16 (9:40 ат = 5:15 pm)

57-16 (8:40 an - 9:00 pm)

5-14-16 (9:15 am - 4:10 pm)

5-15-46 (10:31 ап - 6:36 рт)

5-16-46

18:00 am - 0:56 pm,

5-17-46 /9:50 an - 7:32 pm,

5-18-15 (8:55 am - 10:02 pin)

5-19-46

12:22 pm - 5:22 pm,

5-20-15

(8:20 am - 1:30 pm)

5-21-46 (9:00 am - 10:25 pm)

5-22-46 (8:02 am - 11:35 pm)

5-23-46 (12:05 ст. - 22:08 am)

521-46 (10:00 an - 10:20 pm,

52010 110:20 am - 20:10 pm

5-26-46 (22:47 pm - 8:45 pm)

5-27-46 (8:40 ат - 7:15 рт)

528:20 110:10 am - 5:50 pm,

5-29- 16 8:20 от - 8:18 pm

5-31-16 (3:25 pm - 4:20 р)

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Delivered to

Gen. H. E. Voighan

Date of

Delivery

6-12-46

Gene Ho Ho Talighan

6-12-46

Gen. H. H. Voughan

Ger. H. H.. Taughen

614-46

6-18-46

Gen.

H. H. Voughan

6-25-46

Gen. H. M. Vaughan

6-25-15

Gen. H. E. Vaughan

Ger.

H. F. Vaughon

6-21-16

7-2-46

Gen. E. = sughan

7-3-46

Gen. Il. H. Foughan

Gen. II. Is Toughan

Gen. II. I. Foughan

7-9-4.6

7-10-46

7-30-46

Date of Summar!

6-1-40 (8:30 am - 10:50 pm

6. 2 16

111:50 от - 7:55 pm.

6-3-16 (7:50 an - 8:42 pm)

6-4-16 (9:40 am = 6:10 pm)

6-5-46 (10:00 am - 8:26 pm

6E-46

19:30 ат - 9:20 рт)

6-7u16

(10:20 am = 7:25 pm)

6-8-46 10:50 ат - 7:03 PM)

6010-16 (8:35 am - 6:12 pm)

6-11-16 (12:15 pm a 5:50 pm)

6-12-46 (9:15 am - 5:50 pm)

6-13-46 (10:30 an - 4:35 pm)

6-14-46 (10:40 an - 0:30 pm

6-15-46

10:40 an - 3:50 pm

6-16046

(1:40 pm. - 9:20 pm,

6-17-16

(10:55 an -7:23 pi)

6-18 - 15

10:20 am - 10:00pm,

6-19-16 11:14 on - 10:55 pm

6-21-46 (10:10 ат -9:00 pm)

6-22-46

19:00 an -diLu ph,

6-23-46 19:15 am • 10:25pm

6-24-16 (9:40 am - 5:50 pm)

6-26-16 (6:53 pm-II pm)

6-27-46 (7:29 am - 5:30 pm)

6-28-16 (2:30 m - 5:50 pm)

6-29-46

10:05 an - 12:20 pm.

6-30-16 (10:15 am - 10:15 am)

7-1-1818 0m - 7:46 pm)

7-2-16

(10:15 an - 6:36pm)

7-3-46

7-4-46

(10:15сm - 7:06рm)

(12:20рm - 12:25рm)

7-5-16 (9:10am - 3:25pm)

1=0-46 (8:45cm - 6 pr.)

7-7-46 (10:03ст - 11:15рm)

7-2-40 (9:88cm - 11:10pm)

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## Page 169

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- 13 ∞

Deliveres to

Gen. H. E. Toughan

Date of

Deliveru

730-46

7-30-46

Getto

Ho

A. Vaughan

8-2-46

Geno Ho H. Taugha

8-6-16

Gen. H. E. Toughan

8-13-46

Geß. E. E. Toughan

9= 3-46

Date of Summaru

6-25-46

(20:45 an - 10:10 pm)

7010-46

19:40 am - L1:35 DM)

7-11×46 (9:15 сп - 9:30 от)

18-46 110:05 am • 5:33 pm.

7412-46 112 2007

~3:30 pm)

7-13-16

7-14-16

19:30 am - 11:40 pm)

(10:05 am ~ 6:45 pm)

7-15-46

(9:15 am = 3:20 pm)

7-16-46

(9:40 an - 7:40 pm)

7-1716

(10:00 am - 11:30 pm)

7-18-46

(10:05 от - 9:35 pm)

7-19-46

(9:45 am = 7:30 pm)

7-20-46

(I1:05

am - 7:35

pm).

7-21-16

(11:10 am - 7:41 pm

8-22-16

(9:20 am - 8:28 pm)

7-23-46

(7:15 ат - 9:40 pm)

7-24-46

(10:10 an - 9:40 pm)

7-25-46

(9:40 am - 4:45 pm)

7-26-16 (9:50 an - 8:35 pm)

7- 27-46

(10:00 an - 11:00 pm)

7-28-46• 6:50 am • 6:16 pm)

7-29-16 (8:25 an - 6:25 pm)

7-30-46

(9:30

am

~ 10:30 pm)

7-31-15

(9:15 am - 8:05 pm)

8-1-16 (9:40 am - 11:10 pm)

8-2-16 (9:20 ст - 10:05 pm)

8-3-46

(9:55 am - 8:00 pm)

8-4-46

(12:50

an - 11:00 pm)

8-5-46

(8:40 am • 1:00 pm)

8-6-46

(8:40

am

9:10 pm)

8-7-46

(8:40

cin

- 8:50 pm)

8-8-46

(9:30

aTh

- 4:30 pm)

8-9-46

(9:50 am - 10:28 cm)

8-10-46 (12:55 pm - 9:50 pm)

8-11-16 (9:50

am - 2:50 pm)

8-12-46

(8:40

-

10:00

pm)

8-13-46

(9÷45

aTte

12:30 cm)

8-14-46

(9:15

am

— 9:05 pm)

8- 15-46

(8:50

- 18:40

pm),

8-16-46

(8:35

om - 12:12

pm),

8-17-16

(70:15

- 1:00

pm)

8-18-16 (12:15 pm : 11:00 pM

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## Page 170

Delivered Io

Geno H. Es ta gian

Date of

Delzvery

9- 3-16.

Getho

Ho Ho Vaughon.

9-11-46

Gen. H. F. Toighon

9-13-46

Gen. E. H. Vaughen

9-17-46

Gen. Ho

Vaughon.

9-23-46

Gen. H. H. Yaughan

Gen, H. E. Vaughan

9-25-46

10-1-46

Gen. H. E. Vaughan

10-1-46

HH 55327 DocId:32989594

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Date o.f Summary

8=19-16 (9:35 an - 4:55 pm)

8-20- 46

(9:40

am

- 11:30 pm;

8-21-46

(9:00

OAtr,

- 5:26 pm..

8-22-46

18:05

ст - 7:30 рт)

8-23-16

(10:10

8-24-46

(22:30

am

• 10:00 pm,

eno

10:15 pm

8- 26 - 46

(10:45 am - 4:35 pm)

8-27 -46

(1:25 pm - 4:25 pm)

8-28-46

10:50 от - 1:40 pm.

8-29-46 (8:40 ат - 4:20 pm)

9-3-16. (10:10 ат - 5:10 pm)

9- 4-46

(12:05 pm)

9-5-46

(11:00 cm - 2:45 pm)

.9-6-46 (11:30 ст - 1:45 pm).

9-7-46

19:30 an - 10:20 am)

9- 8-46 (3:10 pm - 7:00 pm)

9-9-46 (8:00 am - 9:06 pm)

9-10-46 (9:15 am - 10:10 pm.

9-11-46 (8:15 am - 4:20 pm)

9-72-46 (11:45 on - 10:15 pm)

9-13-46

(8:45 am - 5:58 pm)

9-14-16. (10:05 ат - 9:25 pm)

9-15-46

(11:20 am - 11:35 cm)

9-16-46 (8:15 an - 10:35 pm)

9-17-46 (8:35 от - 10:10 pm)

9-18-46 (10:05 ат - 6:48 pm)

2-19-40 120:40 am1 - 5:25 pm

9-20-46

(8:45 am; • 8:15 pM)

9∞21-46

(10:15 an - 12:10 pM)

9-22-16

(1:25 pm - 8:15 pin)

9-23-46

OM a.7:55

9-24-16

(10:20 am - 10:15 pm)

9-25-46

19:50 an • 5:00 PM)

926-46 (9:25 an - 4:20 pm)

9-27-46 (9:15 от - 5:05 рт)

9-28--46

9-29-46

(10:30 an - 5:00 pm)

9-30-46

110:40 am - 9:35 DIR

18:35 dit

= 10:25 pm)

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Delivered Io

Gen. H. E. Voughan

Date of

Deliveru

.20-846

Geno E. H. Vaughan

10-77-46

Geno H.

H.

Taughan

10-17-46

Gen. M. H. Faighan

10-21-16•

Gen. I. Il. Vaughan

10-23-46

Gen. H. H. Voughan

10-28-46

Gen. H.

E. Taughan

11-.6-46

Gen. H. I. Foughan

1.1-12-46

Gen. H. Hs Taughan

12-18-46

Date of Sumnary

10-1-40 (9:27 am - 9:00 pm)

10-2-46

(9:20 A.M = 6:07 pm)

10-3-46 (9:18 an - 1:50 pm)

10-4-46 (9:50 an - 3:35 pm)

10-5-46 (11:10 am - 5:08 pm)

10-7-46 (10:30 am - 9:20 pm)

10-8-46 (10:45 an - 9:18 pm).

10-9-46 (9:45 am -10:30

am)

10-10-46 (9:40 ап - 9:00 pm)

10-77-46

(9:18 am - 10:40 pm).

10-12-46

(8:45 an - 12:05

pm,

10-13-46

(10:35 am - 1:00 pm)

10-14-46 (9:20 от = 6:30 рт)

10-15-46 (8:50 ат - 6:20 pm)

10-16-46 8:50 am

7:05 pm),

10-17-46 (8:55 am - 9:48 pm)

10-18-46 (9:03 an - 3:10 pm),

10-19-46

19:45 am - 1:40 pm)

10-20-46

(11:40 am - 10:30 pm)'

10-21-45

(8:30 am - 11:15 pm),

10-22-46

(8:15

am-

11:34 pm)

10-23-16 (9:33 am - 8:25 pm)

10-24-16

(9:40 am - 11:00 pm),

10-25-16

(9:00 am -

12:50 pm)

10-26-16 (9:30 am - 8:20 pm)

10-27-46 (10:00 am - 12:00 M)

10-28-46 (8:00 am - 4:55 pm)

10-29-46 (9:45 am - 10:05 pm)

10-30-46 (9:15

o.m

=8:30 pm).

10-31-46 (9:22 am - 6:30 pm).

1I-1-16 (9:25 om - 6:25 pm)

11-3-46

II-328 (20:30 ст = 7:65 рт)

(12:15 pm

- 7:55

17-4-46

am - 5:25 pm)

11-5-46

(8:20 an. - 8:02 pm)

11-6-46 (9:45 am - 10:30 pm)

147-46 (9:35 am = 9:80 pm)

1148-16 110:02 0M2 n

21-9-16 (11:00 an - 7:00 pm)

11-10•46 114.20 0700

12-12-46 (3:35 pm • 4ä15 pM)

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Delivered Fo

Gen. Ho Es Faughon

17-26-46

Gen. Ho H. Vaughan

12-4-46

Gent, He H. Vaughan

12-10-16

Geno

Ho H. Vaughan

12-13-46

Gento

F. Taughan

12-20-46

Genta

E. He Toughen

12-26-46

Gen. t. H. Taughan

12-31-46

Daue of Summary

11-13-46 (20:25 an - 1:18 pm)

11-14-46

(9:25 an •

9:45 pm)

21025-46

110:42 am

∞ 2:35 рт)

11-16-46 (10:30 am - 12:50 pm)

1I-I715 (20:58 or - 7:55 pm)

11-18048

(9:55 am - 6:14 pm)

11-19-46

(10:22 an - 7:45 pm)

17-20-46

(gils an - 8:15 pm

11•21016 (9:45 an - 5:46 pm.

11-22-46 (9:40 on = 12:00 nOOn)

11-23-46

(10:30 am - 3:05 pm)

11-24-46

(1:50 pm - 10:10 pM)

11-25-46

11-26-46

(9:45 on. - 2:55 pm).

(8:30 an - 8:45 pm)

11-27-46

(10:20 an - 9:33 pm)

11-29-16

(10:20 am - 11:00 am)

11-30-46: 110:00 am -

12-1-46

15:40 pm - 7:55

pm).

12-2-46

18:50

am • 6:10 pm)

I2-3-16

(8:03 an - 5:35 pm).

12-4-46

(8:00 am • 5:10 pil)

18-5-46

(10:30 a7 - 8:35 Pm)

18-5-16

9:20 an - 6:01 pm

12-7-16

(10:13 an - 12:11 PM).

1208-46

(11:20 an - 12:77 pm

12-9-46 (10:35

am: - 5:12 pm)

12-10-46 8:00 an - 10:10 pm)

Lend (9:e0 an - 1e:25 pm.

12-12-16

(11:03 an - 5:40 pm.)

12-13-16

(8:15 am - 5:35 pm)

12-14n40 (11:20 an - 5:25 pm)

12-15-16 (9:25 om - 12:42 pm)

12-16-46 (8:10 am - 8:30 pm)

12-17-46

(9:10

am - 8:=0 pm),

12-18-16

19:10 am

- 5:35 pm)

12-19-46

(8:00 an - 0:05 pm

1200-10 (10:40 an - 4:10 pm

12-20-46 19:30 ат - 11:58 pm,

12-22-46 111:35 am - 11:00 p.m.,

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Delivered Fo

Gen. Hi. E. Fcughan

Deliver

]-6-47

Gen. H. E. Toughan

1-8-47

Gen. H. E Taughan

1-16-47

Gen. Hl. H. raughon

1-17-47

Gen. H. H. Taughan

Gen.

H. H. Vaughan

1-28-47

1-28-47

Gen. H. H. Taughan

Gero H. E. Vaughan

Gen.

H. E. Faughan

1-31-47

2-5-47

2-11-47

Gen. H. E. Toughan

Gen.

F. E. Taighan

2-19-48

2-26-47

Dote of Summoru

12-23-16 (9:10 am. - 8:40 pm)

12-21-46

(9:26

am

12-25-46

_ 10:00 pm)

(5:43 pm)

12-26-46

(12:51 pm - 8:59 pm)

12-27-46 (9:30 am - 9:05 pm)

12-28-46

110225 On n 1:40

12-29-46

pm).

19:25 am - 11:23

pm,

12-30-46

120:40 am - 8:05 pm

12-31-16 (8:20 от - 8:32 pm)

1-I-47 (11:37 GM - 4:14 pm)

1-2-47 (9:55 am - 10:00 pm)

1-3-17 (9:00 am - 8:40 pm)

1-1-47

19:50

C.m

• 7:05 pm),

1-5-47

(1:22 pm

-

8:20 m)

1-6-47

(9:15

am

10:15 pm)

1-7-47

(8:10

am

- 8:41 pm)

1-8-17

(8:55

~8:10 pm)

• 1-9-47

(9:15 an - 7:15 pm)

1-10-47 (8:50 an - 9:45 pm).

1-14-47 (3:18 pm)

1-15-17 (11:50 an - 4:38 pm).

1-20-17 (1:05 рт - 3:30 рт):

1-21-47

(12:18 pm - 3:55 pm).

1-22-47

(9:50 am - 4:25 pm)

1-24-47 (10:20 am - 4:30 pm).

1-27-47 (2:75 pm - 3:50 pm).

1-29-47 (11:15 am - 4:05 pms) -

1-30-47 (11:30 am)

2-3-17 (10:05 ат - 9:10 рт).

2-4-47

(7:00 am - 11:12 pm).

2-5-47 (9:40

cm

-

6:00 pm).

2-0•11 (8:05

am - 10:07 pm).

2-7-47 (10:10 am - 9:00 pm) .

2-8-17 (8:47 am - 7:30 pm)..

2-9-47 (8:42 an - 2:20 pm).

2-10-17 (8:25 an - 10:25 pm):

2-11-47 (9:47 am - 10:15 pm)

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## Page 174

Delivered To

Gen.

H. E. Vaughan

Date of

Delivery

3-3-47

Gen.

H. H. vaughan

Gen. El. H. Taughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Vaughan

Gen. H. H. Toughan

Gen. H. E. Taughan

Gen.

H. H. Vaughan

3-4-47

3-10-48

3-15-47

20

3-19-47

3-26-47

3-28-17

3-31-47

Gen.

H.

H.

vaughan

4-7-47

Gen. E. H. Vaughan

A-12-47

Gen. H. E. Vaughan

Gen. E. =. Taughan

4-15-47

Date of Summary

2-12-47 (8:40 am - 8:00 pm).

2-15-47 (7:47 aM - 4:12 pm).

2-15-47 (10:13 am ÷ 6:18 pm)

2-16--47

110:17 am

~ 3:09 pm)

2-17-47 (12:55 an - 12:55 pm).

2-18-17 (9:55 am -3:10 pm)

2=19-47 (10:25 an -10:05 pm).

3-1-47 (9:50 am - 9:50 am).

3-5-47 (10:12 an - 11:14 AM).

3-70-47 (10:20 am - 4:25 pm):

3-11-17 (12;15 pm - 12:15 pm)..

3-14-47 110:25 an - 12:0% pm

3-18-47 | 12:15 pm - 12:15 pm.

3-24-47 (9:40 am).

3-25-47 (12:40 pm - 1:30 pm).

3-27-47 (9:15 am - 3:10.pm):

3-28-47 (12:30 pm - 1:15 pm).

3-31-47 (8:07 am - 9:15 pm).

4-1-47 (8:20 am - 3:40 pm):

4-2-47 (11:00 am - 2:55 pm).

4-4-47 (10:00 aM - 12:18 PM).

4-6-47(10:50 am - 8:25 pm).

4-7-47 (8:00 am - 5:37 pm).

4-8-47/8:50 am -

10:15 am.

4-9-47 | 10:15 an - 6:20 pm.

1-20-47 (9:35 am = 7:05 pm.

4-12-47 (12:20 am - 8:00 pm.

4-13-48 (11:10 ат - 9:05 рт)'

4-14-47 (8:23 am - 6:20 pm)

4-15-47 (12:05 pm - 3:00 pm).

C0 Activity for 3-30-47, and April 12, 13,

14 and 15, 1947 were not

delivered to General vaughan. Originals in file.

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## Page 175

LESTARTED

SUUVARIES DELIVERED TO WHITE HOUSE

DATE OF

DELIVERY

IDENTITE AND DATE OE SUMMARIES

DEL IVERED TO

Gen. E. H. Taugnan

5-6-48

CO

5-13-18

5-17-48

5-21-48

128-48

429-18

(3:33 P.M. = 4:15 path.)

(3:33

P.M.

4 = 30-18

No activity

5-1-48

(9:05 a.m. - 12:38 p.m.)

5 - 2-48

No activity

5-3-48

(9:05 a.m. = 5:05 p.m.)

5-3-48 cont'a. (5:30 p.m.

:c 9:50 p.M.)

5-1-48

(9:20 A.n. - 9:45 p. ma)

=3=48.18:95 0.M - 10:40 P.M.

5-6-48

(10:40 OoMo - 9:02 P.M.

5-7-48

5-8-48

5=9--48

10:30 a.mi - 5:40 P.me

(9:35

a. M.

- 4:os p.m.

(10:50 а.т. - 10:40 р.п.)

5-10-48 (10:10 aoMo - LLiLO PoMo,

511-18 (9:40 a.m. -6:08 P.M.,

50 12048

5-13-18 (11:12 a.M. - 5:10 p.M.)

5-12-48 (8:40 a.. -9:25 p.M.)

5-14-48

(8:35 а.т. - 6:35 р. m.)

5-15-48

(12:35 c.M. - 5:55 p.m.)

5-16-48 (9:55 а.т. - 9:10 р.т.)

5-17-48

(7:23 AoM. - 5:50 p.Me)

5-18-48 (9:33 a.m. --11:20 p.M.)

Not delivered

to Gen. Vaughan

a . M..-

2

ft

210N2

331-28

summary

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