Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: HQ
To: NY
Document date: 03/17/1964
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

4/9/2015

AGENCY :

RECORD NUMBER :

FBI

124-10322-10002

RECORD SERIES:

HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 100-3-104-34-630

Released under the John

F. Kennedy

Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

144 USC 2107 Notel.

Case#:NW 53130 Date:

05-31-2017

Document Information

ORIGINATOR :

FROM:

TO :

TITLE:

FBI

NY

HQ

DATE: 03/17/1964

' PAGES :

14

SUBJECTS :

COINTELPRO

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION :

Secret

RESTRICTIONS: 1B; 1C; 4

CURRENT STATUS : Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 01/20/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

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REASON

DATE

APPROPRIATE AGENCIES

AND FIELD OFFICES

ADVISED BY ROU

LING

SLIP(S) OF

DATE

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10

5010-104

UNITED STATES

TERNMENT

Memorandum

ins ten

TO

DIRECTOR, FBI (100-3-104-34)

•DATE:

3/17/64

FROM

SAC, NEW YORK (100-129802)5

SUBJECT:

CPUSA

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

IS - C

..*' ELOD CONTAINED

HEATTE

SHOVIN

(00: NEW YORK)

EXCD23

OTHERWISE

ReBulet, 3/18/63; NY letter, 2/14/64.

1. CURRENT COUNTERINTELLIGENSY ACTIVITY

REGIE HALL

sapi

Declassify. on: OADi

Bulet, 3/6/64, instructed the NYO that

Counterintelligence program action be directed with the

view of denying the future use of Carnegle Hall by the

As directed in Bulet, the NYO 1s determining

the identities of the owners, trustees, custodians, etc.

of Carnegie Hall who may be considered

for discreet,

anonymous of indirect contact to alert them to the regular

use of the Hall by the Communists.

The NYO is reviewing issues of "The Worker" for

the past five years to document the meetings held at the

Hall an requested in tales and recommendations will de nade let

OP FUNDS (PITTSBUNCH) CLASCRIFDEY SUB SORE (SAT

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X_ 03(6)

Pittsourgh letter to the Bureau, 2/2/64, set

poppie

forth leads for the NYO to determine who can testify to

issuance of money orders drawn on the American Express

company and four post offices in the NYC area by BETH

LEIB and THOMAS MYERSCOUGH and to obtain photostats of

these particular money orders. In addition, the NYO is

to determine public source information concerning LEIB and

MYERSCOUGH connecting them with the and furnish any

Information denturying the money as bel 3=104-34-630

2 - Bureau (RM

1 - New York (414)

Classified by

- (2413

MAR 18 1964

EJC: bam

(4)

58 MAR 27 1964

Exempt from G

Category

Date of Declassif

ation Indefinite

mps

1/5/74

CONFIDEN

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GRAT

NY 100-129802

The Bureau's attention was called to New York letter,

10/29/62, where the NYO advised that a letter was anonymously

mailed by the NYO to MARVIN MARKMAN on 10/25/62, which pointed

out to MARKMAN substantially what MARKMAN is now complaining

about. The NYO believes that its letter set the seeds of thought

in MARKMAN's mind and these thoughts have now come out into

open dissatisfaction on the part of MARKMAN.

5. INFORMANTS PARTICIPATING IN COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

PROGRAM

(S)

Tx 2224-57

wy Elza's advised that there is to bad dinner in April

or May, 1964, to raise funds for L'Unita. NY 2124 will play a

key role in the planning and administering of the dinner which

is the main fund-raising affair of the year.

(5)

Among other duties, NY 2124-S prepares and sends out

part of the hndreds a invitations to this affair. Nyl? houst

said that invitations are sent to people out of town, even

it is known that they will not attend, but they do send in a

contribution.

From the NYO's knowledge of past events, the NYO believes

that NY 2124S would be in the position to discreetly frustrate

of town were never mailed, that source or income would be cut off

If they do not receive the invitation, the persons would never

know that they had been invited. He will also fail to mail

invitations to persons who are not very active throughout the year,

again cutting down the contributions and attendance at the affair.

The Bureau by letter, 3/11/64, has approved this

plan of the NYO.

388-S7

st 388-5 has been on vacation duzing the persod. let

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NY 100-129802

DeNY 1117-S*

@ (4)

At recent meetings of the Nat Richman Club of the

Bronx CP, attempts were made by club leaders to discuss Viet Nam,

Cyprus, Africa and the Soviet-Chinese dispute.

At that last club meeting, the informant made a strong

protest that such discussions were a waste of time since the

club could do little about such problems.

He pointed out that

there are many local problems right in Bronx County which the

club members could help solve, problems such as discrimination,

housing, education, etc., which deserve immediate attention.

The informant's remarks caused considerable argument

and confusion, resulting in complete disruption of the meeting.

6. MISCELLANEOUS

U.)

JOHN JAY STACHEL

The NYO reviewed its file for JOHN JAY. STACHEL at

the request of Pittsburgh and the results were set forth in

NY letter to Pittsburgh, 3/2/64.

SURVEY OF MEETING PLACES

During the period, the NYO made a survey in the NYO

of meeting halls used by the CP and related organizations for

meetings and fund-raising affairs.

Those locations where cooperation is not had were listed

and the reasons were set forth. Cooperative places were listed.

The results of this survey were set forth in NY letter

2/28/64.

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